New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-07

for speculative Parpes shs & n.s Whereby tbs
trore, Of ss ety !. 10 s -d away fer the esa-h, d
pd,d1sls and spesator viii be Oppose ~ me y, a. 80
every wsy and IL sny orr shape in which they may De pro
s, that III. Of the VIII pi..ss fully con.
rrrheud nv ps-;,,en and views and ae,
hii~ casting their ufasr- Seaaor, there'fe es'e
my '"'e IN the ha"' o. 'h' pope W. DRAKE PARSONS.
The American Council of the Twenty-iirst Ward
have indorsed the nomination Of Daniel ID. Conoyer
for Senator.
Mr. James p. Abbott Of the Thirteenth Ward
writes us letter to say that he signed the protest oil
large number Of American voters against the Utica
ticket which appeared in columns on Friday last,
without knowing what he signed. lie supposed, 20
be saws that il a call for meeting Mr..
Abbot, is evidently valuable msnbcr Of any party
Does he sign notes Of hand in the same manner
PoIlcr ARRANGEMENTS FOR ELxcrIos DAY.-Cion.
Superintendent Psbury has taken every prccaution to
insure the voters of this city peaceful election No
good citizen need be deferred through fear Of rowdy
i'm from going to the polls and depOsng his ballot The
whole police force win be active duty around the
polls to inforce and insure the preservation of the
peace as well to keep the polling places from being
blocked mp In addition to the regular patrol force in
each Precinct sufficient number Of men will be in re-
serve at several convenient points, with omnibuses
in waiting to convey them rapidly wherever their SER
vices may be required suppress any sudden disturb
ance.
SIXTH SESAroR,L Drs1RIcr-REPuBLrcAs RALLY
AT CHELSEA HALL.-A large assembage OF citizens
met on Saturday evening al Chelsea Hail. the head
quarters of the Sixteenth Ward Republican Associa-
ton for the purpose of ratifying nominations of the
Republican party. The hall tastefully decorated
with banners bearing appropriate notices. Fire
works and music pleasant accompaniment to
the proceedings of the evening which throughout were
characterized by great enthusiasm.
All O'Clock Luman Sherwood, esq, was called to
the chair.
On motion of Mr.. NJ L. Marsh, the following list of
yice-Presidents and Secretaries was adopted:
NJ Blaehfod Wn n E1sr,s sas B. butcher John Ksyser
John Peckhsm Henry Richards Hugh Gardner, WIZ Russell
James Cutho John A. c. Cray Cornelius Agnew, Augustus
r Dow, George opdyke Geo W. Blunt, VIM OrtOn, VIM c.
Frost
H. ~ Thayer Thomas @. Gurvin, Franklin Msrsh Timothy
g. Churchill VIM, =. Noble H. C. Parke, Geo Mclean, Hora-
ito H. Sherwood, IhuTbin Bailey, James NJ Thompson Alex
Clinch John Lindsay, Stephen oriswod Humphrey Ayres
The President then addressed the meeting on the
subject of Slavery Extension, setting forth the princi
pies of the Republican party in clear and forcibe
manner. He alluded to the Harpers Ferry emeute,
and indicated the party from any responsibility for It,
Alexander Mcleod then submitted the following
resolutions:
Reached That we take this occasion fidelity to
me- ss eps. for the settlement and enjoyment
freeurn the whole nation; that this great principle stu de-
we viii remain s,eadast 10 the cause until National Govern
shall be rescued from the control of 'avedrvng sham
Rssorsd Tha. attempt made within the last few days to
as psSf Sy Fs Designed BY
sgers hten the voters At This election into an
no apprehe nsion that the this State TO be med
by such art!hce. - -. 4, ,y
Resored That this meeting cordially rhes the Republican
pomnaos for State officers presented TO the people Of this
state by the Republican Convention held at Syracuse the 9th
that recognize in those candidates men
high character eminent abilities and exalted and
that look forward to their Of me public an v
energy economy, and the purest integrity. Ga , ~.,
Resord nat the nominations for Judicial CITY and county
Oeer presented by the Republican Convention Of this city
shall receive faithful aud undivided support and that Their
success will contribute in the largest measure TO the overthrow
OF the corrup, and infamous despOsm which now aes the pao
lie sfairs Of this city -. -, -,
~ Bcniamin Maniere that appreciate
bis merits and commend him to the favorable consideration oil
RsoreS That in David Jaque the nominee for Assembly
Of Republican principles gentleman whose election viii
b % n s TIA. tnd h sV se Of this
Ward win proudly resent the direct which we NOW ,P
contest in their attempt to eject has competitor.
Messrs. WIN. H. Anthem, Stewart l.. Woodford, L.
Delaeld Smith, Chas. S. Spencer s. u. butcher, l..
L..
TONS which were adopted unanimously.
During the addresses illusions to David r. Jacques,
candidate for the Assembly, received with mani
festa.ions of high favor Messrs. Anthem and Smith
advocated his election and compmented the Sixteenth
Ward on their excellent prospects in electing wor-
thy man to represent them in the Assembly.
At 10 o'clock the meeting adjourned, and with the
band proceeded in a body to the residence of Mr..
md otro rhara he WAS
naded Mr.. Jacques then made brief address, after
which the assembly dispersed.
Ninth ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, SIXTEENTH WARD
Mr. David r. Jaques the very popular candidate for
Assembly, has an excellent prospect of an election.
His long connection with the Surrogates Office, under
Mr. Bradford and his efficient abors in the Republican
cause AZ President Of the SixteenthWard Association
for several years have secured him large acquaint
ance 1t is understood that the Americans viii also
support Mr.. Jaques, and their candidate, Mr. Du-
game, will publicly withdraw in his favor this even
ing. at meeting 20 be held at Chelsea Hall. crcu-
lar signed by large number of citizens headed BY
John C. Havemeyer, recommends In strong terms the
election Of Dir. Jacques.
FoUKrEEsTH ASSEMBLY DIsTRIcT.--The under
signed electors of the XVIII Assembly District, COM
prsing the XvIIIth Ward recommend to the suffages
Of their fellow citizens irrespective of party for Mem
Der of Assembly, Elliott +. Sheppard believing that
his election would best promote the views Of tax
payers. and the welfare of every interest of the Dis
trict.
Charles p Kirkland, Peter Cooper, VIM. Strong Lushsr
Brady JsIes C. Holden George opdyks Charles u Ishsm
Tim g. Cherchi Daniel ass lord hoeef' L. 'os'' hsH' A.
REPUBLICAN DEnoSsrRATIos IN BRooKLTs
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