New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-08
FIFTH WARD GERMAN REPUBLlcANS

The German citizens of the Fifth Ward met last
eNelng 1T No. 3 Leonard street take steps for the
organization Of Fremont and Dayton Club Nearly
two lUuded persons were pres, nt. and the gtesest
enthusiasm prevailed. EDNrsp j. KOCH prssred.
and Mr.. Keiu was appointed Secretary. a Com
nitttee fem the Fifth Ward Fremont and Dayton
Cub, consisting o. hr. Breck Dr. Hexsmer AMI Dr.
Kennedy, appeared in the meeting; aud congratu ated
those pre- III the stand they bad taken in behslf of
Ere. dom, ara extended to them the most csdial
wisL,s of TIE American Republicans IN the Ward.
Spec eli, veie n ode in German and English
TIE suhointd presmhe and resolutions which were
ulat imousy adopted, will indicate the feeling of the
meeting.
revere TEcmss Jefferson and sbsndol ed tho
pm otes Il hat immortal Republican UAs,ed' denorsiId
hsushy astccacy has mace th party its TOOL aud
its puToses an srsocfscy he repreohtsnve' o'
vhich and ock tie words Of The Declaration OF se
pet der ce 'thst all created equal which snncbes
f by tie NJ ps labor OF lis slaves and which consider. tree
GL as d. G ad Sse in Il, ciaSSn. III
tie Violent and shameful CT the presett Democrats ad
s nee hs sre. 10 Kansas S 3, s Of the aud
the federal arms The murder sIe sasen o, ine;se- % -
bands Ct the southern Democec' he Il h,reiore .
Reord That We hrmy sehere % the ptn.iP' o. me re
spfPibiSsla a. PbilaaseiIha eiiny - '"''
Ec,ird That We rsgai tie Republican party the only
true reTrctIa,e CT Democracy sIi Of tho principles os
rover hoprg bquea hsnsss NebaAks ana s rest Of
he the Mississippi TO children aud grand
acd ou The curse OF Negro Slavery which In Slave states
RS Tit we sustain The PresiJen. candidates Of
Republican party j. c. Fremont and w L. Dayton with al
headed That organize at Republican Club IN
propositiom was lnsde to form a Club in copjunc.
.iop with the citizens Of the Fourth, Filth and Sxth
Wards and was ayorabiy received. The meeting ad-
jou,ned with loud cheers tor Fremont and Dayton.
ForRru WARD REpuBIIcAs AssOCIArIos-This
Association which was organized some inon,hs ago,
net last evening at the residence OF ex-Aderman
Kelly, No. 800 Pearl street HENRY H. HUElAI'
President in the Chair L. i. NELLY, Secretary
few briet but pertinent remarks were made BY exA-
d.rman KELLY, in the cOurse of which be set iorh
Ee f ues they had to contend with IN establishing
an Association in hat Waid. but remarked the RANKS
wee rapidly filling up and by the next monthly meet
rg Their roll would runber several hundred melhpet'-
After the trsnactiOn of some business matters The
lne eting Adjourned. A number of new members
signed the roll oi the Association.
FIRy, THIRD AAD Fourth WARD REPUBLrcASs,
BROOKIyN.--Ibe First Third and Fourth Ward Re-
publican Clubs of Brooklyn met conjontly Mt the Mn
scum last evening. Tie saloon IL which the meeting
held was more crOwced than II ever was before.
There certainly no slttlng place LETT aud Standing
room was difficult TO find. ,. NJ. PARSONS presi'ieds
and GEO. II. BATES, the Secretary chciated. Ad
dresses were made by &. A. DAsA, j. c. SMITH, and
others after which the meeting formed IN line ana
marched in body to participate in the dedication Of
the Fremont Ranch, On the corner OF Fulton avenue
and Oxford street. Previous thereto, hne banner,
twenty by thirty teet III ulmcLelOnc, WIS sbpcnueo
across the street. The meeting was one OF the most
unal mous and enthusiastic held in Brooklyn this
season.
TFNTH WARD REPUBLIcAss, BRooKLYs. - be
Tertb Ward Republicans assembled at their head:
quarters No. 2G6 Atlantic, street ast evening 10 fun
LuInbtrs, and were addressed by several eminent
-pe akers They af'erward formed in column and
marched 10 the Ranch the Of Fulton avenue
and Oxford street. where they participated in the pro-
ceediDgs
ELEVENTH WARD REPrBTrcAs RALLY, BRooEtYs.
A large and oct enthusiastic meeting was teld ~
the Ranch, of Fulton and Oxford street,
est evening. A. ;. BARSEs, erq, presiding. isIge
frame builcng, capable of accommodating several
thtussId was erected by the Eleventh Ward Repub.
ho6ns it wes not only filed with supporters for Ere
mont but large crowds gathered outside and siants
were erected for the accommodation of speakers. In
the inside of the building able and spirited speeches
were NJ ade j. n. VAS Corr, Col. + l.. Ssow, Col
G. JACK Mr.. Nils OF Ohio, and otbers. Two ont
eide stand. were erected from which PETER WicKorf
ir, JAMES J. COYCH, Mr. PERRY, and others, spike.
Arpropriate resolutions were adopted The fT,t,
Third Fourth Sixth and Tenth Ward Clubs came IN
during the cDurte Of the evening sId swsl.d the
hunters 10 q vast multitude. The greatest epthus
asm prevaid Und there wss good tune generaly'
Ii a. ore Of the largest and most enthusiastic meet
Dgs ever beid in BIookpn, and shows the spiit WIN
u ~ enter the canNdr-