New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-10
CITY POLITICS.

Horace Greeley and James A. Briggs speak to-
night d, Liberty Hail. in the Twentieth Ward, al the
ratification meeting Of John Hooper for Assembly.
"A mass meeting will be held at the Headquarters
of the Republican Central Campaign Club, No. 10
BloadNay this evening. Messrs. Lindley Miller Of
New-JeIeey, and A III. Palmer of Rhode Island, will
address the meeting. A Gse Clob will be in attend
anee and siog campaign songs.
The Hon. Abram Wakeman, oandidate for Con-
gess 10 the With Districts Jesse Fonda, candidate
fer the Assembly; the Hon. George 0pdyke, David
Dudley Field L. DelaGeld Smith Elliott Il. Shepard
and Othere will speak to nightat the Eighteenth Ward
Republican ratification meeting, TO be held il the De-
mit Digpensary, corner Of Twenty -thId street and
Second avenue.
"A regular weekly meeting of the XIIIth Ward
Republican Association was held lat evening at their
headquarters, No. 1927 Grand street. Forty new
members signed the roll, and speeches were made by
Nessrs. Eppss Elery, and Eneas Elliott Singing by
the Weltchester Campaign Singers. The greatest en-
thusiasm prevailed
The Nth Assembly District Mozart Hall COnven-
ton met at the Seven Ward Hotel last night and on
the ninth ballot VIM. McCsuley was nominated. The
vote stood; For McCauley, 81 Oshea, A. Hagan, q
Kenny, 1.
net at No 90 Broadway last night, aud the first
ballot nominated Daniel ID. Winaat, biliardiabe man
nfacturer The vote stood: For Wnant Is; blank, l..
Committee of six appointed to confer with all
opposed to the election of Lincoln, in regard TO the
candidate The Convention adjourned to meet at the
cal of the Conference Committee.
The With Assembly District Breckinri}ge Con-
vention met last night at OShaughnesys Hall, corner
4 49, Ro11o
Fitzgerald, jr received the nomination, but he de-
clined being candidate, when Lawrence a. Hill was
nominated by reclamation.
FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRIcT.-The lst Con-
eressionsl District Convention met at Jamaica yeser-
day. G. c. Baker, esq, Of Queens Co., called the
meeting 10 order. Hon. John A. King was chosen
Chairman; S. A. Smith Of Suffolk, John n. Stearns OF
Hinge and 4. G. S. Gale Of Richmond, as Sscfe aries.
j. n Stearns moved that the Hon. Luther U. Carer
be renomnated as a candidate for Congress by ACCLAIM
alton. This was seconded by G. w. Curtis and mon
roe Hen !erson. and unanimously carried, with three
cheers. Messrs. SteaIns Curtis, Henderson, and
John Sheey, were appointed committee to wait upon
mr. Garter, and inform him Of bis nomination. Inc
committee soon returned with the honorable gentleman,
who responded in earnest and eloquent manner
Short and spirited speeches were made by Messrs'
King, Carts, Smith, Searns, Henderion, Goddsrd
and others The Convention WIGS most harmonious
and enthusiastic and adjourn ed with three times three
cheers for tie candidates
UaoS As.EusIl EowINATIoEs.-The XIII Die
trict Convention have nominated George i. King;
the y fVth, Eilert Robertson.
YoUNG MEMS RLrUBLIcAS UEfoS.-A regular meet
ing II The Young Mems Republican Union was he'd
lest evening az their headquarters, No. G19 Broadway
Ins'itute.
NJ. Charles r. Rojgors, Preddcnt OF the Uoion,
.aled The meeting 10 order and after song from the
Rocky Mountain Gles Club, which was so Loudly ap-
banded that they sung another closing with Three
oud cheers f0g TIE Peoples ticket
, The Hon. JAS. HUSPBnEY, ~ c. from Brooklyn, |
wac introduced. lie said the eyentiui dsy winch
las just closed has 50 important bearing on the rsan'
4 tie Presideltia lection That Il il o!calt for as ID
isten ~ a calm discussion Of the principles WIN arc
Il iasue GIeat ~ VII b. tae elect VI The eeccas VI