New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-11

~ ~. Homestead bill Galusha \. Grow was next In
FRO need VINO came forward AMID storm OF ap 'aaee
ad n, ID the attention Of the assembly for more IMAM
ar bonr. few minutes afer he began, trans
rsreucv was brought in bearicg the inscription,
|. All hail 80 600 majority for Curtin, when Mr.
Grow 7, marked that the banner would answer Tor 70
Soy bnt next November & would be wnotlDg u taKe
,bs nlsce of the g. The Knicksrboeker Wide wake,
Lao eutsreS tho, Is az many as could crowd in, and
Old Abes Choir gave a capital song. Jesss r0idt,
candidate Tor the Fourth Assembly District, was the
last speaker. To-, 90.
sd9re,sed by Meesrs Bepj. Warden, Henry Beeny,
LANES Faisman. and y. 3 Lambert. The Eighteenth
Natd Wids-Awakts made fine appearance, aud were
accompanied by band Of music. IL was large gam
eiug and of cOrfe u the bes, OF hlnOT from no Penn-
syvsna and other according news and full Of enthu-
sia.m.
| TWENTIETH WARD REPUBLICASs.-A large and
enbu.asc estiDg OF the Republicans OF the Twentieth
Ward was held last evening a. Liberty Hall, near tue
orer Of Seventh avenue aud Thitysscond street Tor
he purpose Of rafy ing the nomination OF John Hooper,
be Republican candidate for member d Assembly ior
he Xlh Distrct. The meeting was called 70 order W
Edward Gilbert, President OF the ward hssoci4Iou;
| he immeda ely introduced " Uncle AOe cnoI,
who sang in Inost acceptable manner gee enlIed
| a Voice IRON Name. .
The Hon. James A. Briggs, formerly member OF
Congress from Ohio but now resident OF tns Stae
VA introduced by the Chairman In short ont 1rci-
de Sd eeh the speaker congratulated tns Repu1cans
upon ths gOri Jos news Just received from Fenhsyl
ia Ohio and Indiana. He said that the great p'-
ely e Of Freedom YVES sweeping over te Ina. In ~
marie fire. and would coon purify IT, lie was giad 70
see that the Republicans pltiing tnelr pest insh
orw ard for tho responsble Offices 10 ber GUT auu 10
n os, heartily ndOEsed the nomination OF iona hooper
lie knew him we'll aud knew him as an honest man,
Will W. ON legislative corruption would lind no iavor
While having tribute Of respect % Horace Oreeey
and TBE TRI8JSE the speaker was interrupted 9y tle
and oft repeated cheers Tor the gentleman
! .Lraf -.,,a fhaa audi
Wa most entbug astcaiy received, beng frequsnly
20 10 stop in his remarks I'LL the applause attend
on hem should subtle. On irOg from the stand
| he y;as greeted with three times three cheers.
| The oiee club then sang the GOOD Time Coming,
! after which , ,
| Mr. Horace Greeley was introduced. He sad that
he believed be was getting to be bad hand az hgres
Tor in making calculation in regard TO the Repuolican
cnquees in Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana, previous
a. h.r Ell, c.ions he could make oui bat few thousand
=, rty for their candidates. but last night and tnls
morning tho telegraph rolled ny the Big gnres 70 sucn
an extent that he had Lost confidence IN MS clphefug.
The sueaker congratulated tne Republicans upon their
truntb I'D the States mentioned and argued that as the
| p.opls ssemed TO fairly understand the Repuohc4n
faues the suocess of Lincoln and IIamlin was sure
Mr. Greeley addressed the audience for sometime upon
local politics ard concluded ny heartily hdorslng inc
| local nominations. He paid hgn tribute 70
| the intelligence ard integrity OF Nj. John Hoop
| En- the Republican Lomloee for Assembly, Ior
the Nth DstIi;. lie cslsd upon the Republicans OF
that District tDey love uOnteJ eSsdtIou W uno
every sxeTon to the election gentena Il.
Tie Cee GLIB took The platform Mr. Greedy re.
tired apd 10 tie cir Of 4" Dixie sang NUMBER OF
stances touching upon ouf local politics and upon the
news from PeBusy wanna and Indiana, Wnch were re-
c iyed with shouts OF laughter.
Mr. Angus us +. Dow the Republican nominee for
Congress Tor the With District, and Mr. Isaac Dayton
Of TIE Sixteenth Ward, followed with brief addte.ses
which were sandwiehed with more songs by the Gee
Ciob, al giving evident satisfaction to the audience
Durjpg M, evening series OF resolutions, heartily in
doIsipg the nomination Of Augustus +. Dow for mem
Der Of Congress and John Hooper for Member OF AS
temOly, were unanimously adopted lne series con-
cludtd x ih the I lowing:
Reored That the glorious of the Republican triumph IN
Penn lya akoris striking evidence oil me progress o.
q truth ae and liberty end hst we MAJ now consider tina,
h, continuation Of the effort the election Of Lincoln and
l. was quite late before the meeting adjourned and
when IL did so . tOTchlsht procession was iOrIed
which marched to The resdeI &c OF Mf. joan T. Hooper
TO L eat i'm 70 serenade. Ar. Hooper pr sentet him
fef IL their request aud made short address, thank
ING them heartily oT their visit. lie aald ho tC deeply
The honor him by The Republicans Of the Alln
Aese1bly District in comforting upon MN the nominal
toI jor member OF A,emby, and that II elected, lis
bilEost fUbi.iOu wCud b. 10 conduct himself IN a
nam er that should caus3 them one single regret
for the trust reposed III him. After giving three cheers
for Hooper, ara three more Tor LacOln ana Hsmlln
Il clog, c qGiltiy dispersed.
TwENTY.5ECOSD WARD GERMAN REPUBLIcASs.-
l1ge number Of Germans of the Twenty-3econd
Ward Stadtel6ergers Hal, No. 62i Eighth ave-
me- sst evening for the purpose of hearing addresses
ny the Hon. Truman Smith, Johu Il. Fry, and Mr..
Kapp Of The Democrat nc wspaper. MIR. smith sent
lutr stating that he bad pain and trouble about his
ca, 81 and could not venture 10 make sp2esh. Mr..
Fry feLt polite letter stating that he was so busy
hat he could not nd time. Mr. kapp made sp'ech,
which was attentivey Listened to- atLer which the
meet 10 was changed into business meelng, and yd-
rous atlers chiefly relating to the Nide-Awakes Of
the 0ietnct, were re Jed.
CfSlKAL KEpUBLIcAS CAMPAIGN CLUB.--The Clab
rooms Of the Republican Headquarters, No. ~ Broad
way, were crowded at early hour ast evening" and
atter the transaction of regular business Mr. Draper,
President msds an eloquent speech congaulatiug the
plty on The Pennsylvania returns, ami commenting Sc
SeIely upon James w. Ger5rd's remarks at Cooper
lpstate when he abused candid te5 aud a,5ail6d
Republicans their hereses and revolutionary senti'
men z. MI. cl'lHed mat party Is not second %
ans Fl Ter ID pst,iOJGm public services or Intelligence.
Mr.. Draper was warmly appiand-d aud Me5sIs' Hop
hinstn aAO Miller follow with gOOt speeches The
Bon. iushaA. Grow, the great Fee Soef was prss-
mt n amid grea sppitue made alepCrt from the late
bat!r ground Lsueuaut Gov. Noble gave vefy
ent red headed By A band OF music, aud followed by
great ovid. Tire happies feelings prevailed. Mesers.
CoUoyer and Spencer also made addressse.
A CHALLENGE.
TO ne Edio, Of The y. T. Tribune.
SIN: in accordance With a request of many Of my
Iri,h fellow COUNT mcu cha any hampton Of toe -sin
publican Fat onn the Ruow.Nothag ticket Of Dry
Goods paternity. Rcare,'fu.y,
r. $ LAMBERT, 10. - Broadway y. Y.
Ner. lorE oct. l0 1890.