New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-09

Gc,. Pierce Is roiHt. Line has position and length
but no breadth. NJ. Fillmore 70 a ',ne. curve i.
"a line that varies at every point NJ. Bsckaaan I.
"a cure. solid has length breadth. ami thick
ness. NJ. Fremont Is a solid"
CyrrRIicAy MOVEMENTS IN BRooKLrS. - The
Museum Saloon in which Republican meetings were
r,ceptlv held has been converted into rcading.room
uhere the papers Of the dav of all political parties
r kent on file for the of the dfferent Clubs who
NC, =, ne building as well as Others who choose
- avail ,ben1selyes of the opportunity. The upper
room Or that ps-son formerly occupied as theater,
has t,ep converted into mettngfoom. IL Is OF good
size. ard CAPABLE % seating about eighteen hundred
r.,.cr. Nse,irrs we're hei here on Monday even
ING q, which r. C. Irdertill and Mr.. Boles OF New
Ycrk sroke. and on Tuesday evening. at when the
Hon f. Perkins IF Conn, -ticu he'd forth. Ihe place
was crowded on both OCCASIONS with most enthusiastic
audience
A large and enthusiastic meeting vas held IN a
tent at the junction Of Fatbush avenue. >chemerI>rn
ard Powers streets under the arspces OF the TENN
Ward Fremont Association Il. {. Cndeihh' the
District Attorney Of kncs County. and others spoke
and elected great applause.
Meetings were also held in the old church corner OF
Count ard Butler streets and the headquarters OF
the Ninth Ward Association. on the corner of Bedford
ard Fulton avenues-both of which were well al
tcrdcd and alive with enthusiasm
Tie Fifth Ward Republican Association and other
Clubs held meetings on Tuesday night to appoint Dele
gates to the Republican Conventions to nominate City
and Ward officers to be held during the course of the
week.
Oar friends fee confident that their majority in the
whole county must exceed 5000 over all others COM
hined.
-Tioga County, Pa, gives Indications Of 1000 ma
ority for Fremont; Livingston County, n. Y, 80;
Cattaraugss Co.. 1000; Chautauque, ?,3l7.
Western New.York is up and dressed A better
.lIt never prevailed.
GEORGE p MARSH FOR FREsoSr.-The Fillmore
journals not lOrg ago paraded announcement that
the Hon. George =. Marsh, recently American Minis
ter to Constannope, lad joined thew ranks But The
Burlington (Vt.) Free Press, published in his own
town. says:
That Mr. Marsh has been open and earnest ad-
yocate of the election OF Fremont and Dayton from the
first il well known to the country for he as addressed
many ass, mbe, ON the subject. Such acontemptible
misrc presentation cannot harm him. nor MI lead any
but the most shallow and unthlnking.
DEMocRA1Ic PRIMARY ELECrIoSs-The elections
for dele gates to the Democratic City Convention.
Brooklyn was held last evening, with the following
result in the Eastern District:
Thirteenth Ward-Jsmes Rodwe, David Poole Samuel n
Hosset. James Miller. 49, mn. -,
Fourteenth Ward-Dane McGrsh, Thomas Phillip James
See Chas. RoaTke.
Fifteenth Ward-Thomas Shea, P Keely p Ennis Thomas
Wngey. ,,.,,. ~.
Sixteenth Ward-Wm. Durham, John Bolton, William Col
gao John G.. BauuHn.
seventeenth Ward-wm. Byles, A Ksmbe B. Bailey, :
d. SAY more.
Fighteenth Ward-Hirsm Hemes, james Fitzgerald, Thos
Or iip, James Mcclure.
The Convention is to be held on Thursday, Oct. :?
at y. m, at Union Cabin Pierepont street