New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-26
NINTH WARD REPUBLICANS.

Last night the Republicans of the Ninth WMt
Illuminated Blocker Buildings in honor Of the triumph
ant success Of the party in the Empire state
public meeting convened al the same place, and, al
though the night was very Indictment, agoodly numsN
of the citizens Of the Ward were In attendance. rhs
Hon. G. c. Leigh called the meeting to order. aa4
nominated Mr.. John Keyser as Chairman. The tea-
lowing gentlemen cfficiated Vice Presidenis a:
Brulh J. 7. Cleveland, Solomon Hull Dr. Shernl snA
Mr. Thompson. A. L. Dow and A. Bogar we're e
pointed Secretaries. After music by the Bras band,
Mr. VIM H. Fry was introduced to the audience, asd
In spec ch of sDrpassipg vieor demonstrated tnN "
President elect Mr. Buchanan was not the choice OF ne
An trcsn people that BY suppressng rec speech ~
the freedom Vi the ballo at the South and the ac.
ton OF Buchanan, Breckenridge and Free .zasaS'
Al the North purely sectional and ProSlavery Pres-
dent and Vice President hsd been fosted upon the
country In his opic.vn, however, the events of tAs
nex four yeas would 90 open the eyes OF the voters,
both MvTh md South that the triumph Of Republics
principles would certainly follow. bis remarks, Whoa
lasted for nearly hour, received with uLbotndoe
approval. .,..,u,,, .-.,..
were unanimously adopted amid enthusiastic cheering
The resolutions reorg anized the Club for new ese
psign favored judicious registry law, CALEB toe
the reo, ganization Of the Poll, Department Of The
city resffirmed the soundness OF the kepuohosn peat-
s,m ard called upon the Legislature Of this State "
aid The Free-stste men in Mansus 10 the amount 81
800 COO and coo men TO convey the relief thither.
After stirring sopg by the Glee Club Mr. HORACE
CREEI ~ was introduced and enthusiastically received
In brief address be pointed out the causes which 'ea
10 the success of the Slave Power In the late contest
aitrbntiDe il TO distracio occasioned by tho Know
Nothir gs and the dearh of correct information In re-
gard 10 the actual state Of things in KaEsss, ano1e
mary of those who voted The Democratic ticket. n
every respect be regarded the prospects OF the Repub
lie, d party as bright aud cheering, snd he belieyeA
that the course which the kext Administration would
be compelled 10 pursue by those who elevated IL %
mower would be such as 10 ALLEVIATE oct Of the con-
eystiye men of the Democratic party and drive thsu
;nfo -, Republican ranks. On the other hand should
A. Rrc,. ,uan take substantially the Republics
orouud in tayp. Of Free Kansas the Republicans would
yslcome him aud bis Administration 10 their ranks
and bs conversion would be followed by that of eyssy
Democrat whose aid sud support we're worth hsving-
In his opinion ali that was needed on the part Of tho
Republicsn ans 10 insure success ia the future, Wa firm
ne.s and perssten. effort The speaker retired amid
storm Of Ilsrse.
Judge WARRss said the following had been handed
to him 10 read: 49,
"The lacies Of the Ninth Ward have commenced the
work of relieving the sufferers Of Ksnsas. Large
bundles and packages Of clothing hsve been collected
and forwarded: and at parlor concert held ct ths
house Of Mrs Mortimer Brown, No. l2e Fourth street.
800 was raised for kaDsas by the sale OF tickets The
second entertainment will be held tomorrow lWednes'
day evening at the house Of Mrs Edward Cook. No.
~ Amos street Tickets 20 cents each, may bs had 1t
the coor Let the house be full" Cheers.
The Judge added that lady Of the Fifteenth WGt
had collected $3.50 for the same audabie obec, lGreI
appspse
After another cong the meeting adjourned.