New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-25
CITY WIDE AWAKES.

The call for meeting at toe hall Of the City
Wice-Awskes, No. 63S Broadway, last evening, was
heartily responded to by large Wide-Awake crowd,
completely filing the roo n aud OVERLOOKING out into
the faI, and uron the stairway The meeting was
opened with song by Tho . Prairie Songsers, which
was followed by the applause which 30 usu Ally comes
AFTER their ell gin g.
TIE Presioept then introduced Mr.. j. w. Green,
who said hs wished to say f,w words 10 the WIDE
Awsk s-ibis new organ izatioD, 30 important, aud
iudgirR by II sbuse thy receive, Of maca forcs.
Tnty tariake Of civic character for thor gu marching
s The ap Of tho drum, they carry torches-peobaoly
like old DioReue king after an honest man. Aud
having found snch maj y mean to shea igat upon
the Ollie If hei search and let the people know where
ives br ham LDc 10 of Ill pois They are sso milf
tsry in character; al sill more-iheY are patriotic;
vide aw axe in the cause of truth and freedom. Toe
fuslon of 'hJee par les Is compliment " tue young
Republican parry; each OF Tho opponents oonfessng
then selves weak and unable t. cope with this party
III pocisrs in the day of Dlogepes must have been
ike those al met at Albany last year, or
the municipal an horles OF certain cly not tnous'
apd miles away. - 49,
Mr.. Green then contrasted the character of the diff
fer, ut didaee-on one side man who by boaest
industry ba, made bis own way to bis present lofty
poeiuon; ard the other side three men, neither OF
whom haa any strength Of bis own
A song by the soDgsteis was called for, and given.
j. c. Jackson, esq of Newark, was next in,ro-
duoed and received with applause. tie regarded the
election Of Lincoln and Hamln az liked fact which
re eded no argument. But there were principles IN.
deriving this ont II which sSoud be established
to CRY us through many such Campaigns. This WIS
3 lano d.dicsted TO Freedom. Tee principles set 10
motion by Luther, HampdeD, Milton AID others came
to this county with our ia hers, aud here they
evolved the great incipls Of representations. To
this prime PIE we must cling, and ses 10 IL that this
Government is r fair reflection OF the American
people. Is James Buchanan fair repre5s ntstlvo OF
the homes Of the American peoplel The truth Is, tbs
people have been msrepreseDed aud for this hs free
men OF tie NOrh have been to blame having auo we'd
Southern oigarcby TO control The Government. An
,hel uoube Il tie eorrnp ion in high PLACES AMI the
Sla,e cry QUESTION hat has been permitted TO COM bs
tween h. people ard The Government. The cause of
Il sQa ion since 1854 is The phen A. Douglas,
who hopes by deuoipg The North and be Silde'ing the
South to ride into power Bot never Was man more
&c udtd. A delegation Of Kni,kerbo,ker Wids-
Az axes made their appe rancs, few of them fund
tht way into TIE rear end of the ball, aod eli tied
rousing cheers Mr.. Jackson concluded by eho wing
u differences between the factions opposed to Lcon
ana prophesyng the Of the Repubcai ticket 10
al he Free a,es.
After a. other sopg by the Songsters, q couuunica.
ii, WIS read suggesting the proprety Of having q
,tore or platform with Mr. Robert II. Jones, the
ger Items who WIS tuIned out Of the sore OF Davis
Noble, & Co. in Chambers street, for beiog WIDE
Az axe upon IT, az martyr for Freedom to 90 In 'oe
Wid,.Aw AXE pIocs ssioa 4 October 8. NJ
The suggestion wSs adopted by the Clue, ana mr.
Jones req osted To set With that procession. ~
With more sir gipg, more speaking ana uniii''d
oLeeiir g, the meeting adjourned.
THE GERMAN REPUBLICAN WIDE AWAkES.
Tie Ge man Republican Campaign Club oil the Fl IT,
Eighth aud Ninth Wards hid an enthusiastic msss-
estips nst night 10 the spacious bali No 1888 Hudson
street A bree number of citizens Of German birth
listened W III great attention to the speeches Of w.
K,pp, esq Fred. Kapp esq., and DIR. Koch. Tue
rst orator at acked particularly the Institution of
Slavery In all It's consequei ces Me-. Kapp dSet most
eloquenil, on the Lend Reform bill aud the reason
why the Democratic party had opposed It's nal adop
ton.
telic1touu marnsr, and explained, in defen ling Gov
Morgan against the attacks made against him for
signing the Sunday law how the German Re public An
Sae Convention Of the State Of New York "a. m olod
on the 10Th and 2lst of september Vt Albany bad