New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-22
a REPUBLICAN MEETING DISTURBED.
From The -albang Erening Journal Of Saturday.

From The -4Ibaag Erening Journal Of Saturday.
A day or two since it was publicly announced that
Mr. Lambert the youpg hishman from Newly X,
would speak last evening opposite Taylors Brewery.
At the hour named Mr. L. was escorted TO the ground
DIV delegation of the Irish Wide-A wakes A large
erowd-perhaps a thousand persons-were assembled,
and the Indications were that every thing would pass
of pleasantly. But Mr.. L. bad hardly commenced his
address when company of Little Giants 80 or 40
IN NUMBER marched to the pace of meeting with dram
and fife, accompanied by vulgar fellow who took po'
sition near where Mr.. L. was speaking, aud began to
harapgue the crowd-the " Little Giants, in various
ways assisting him in his riotous purpose Thus sm-
nlsied some OF the rsbble who accompanied the dis
furbers attempted to inimidae the Republican, and
several times insuldDgly pressed upon the WIDE
Awakes who had formed compact square around the
audience gathered to hear Mr. Lambert. They were,
on each OCCASION quietly repulsed by the tod front
and re solute bearing of the Wids-Awakes-who were
soon discovered to be composed of material not TO he
bong ried with. The square, therefore, remained un
broken and the only blow struck was received from
The Captain lamp by fellow who tried to seize the
Clubs banner. The creature who seemed TO head
the mob continued believing for half an hour, in
spite Of the eftors Of several genten anly Demo.
Gratis present. to dissuade him from his disgracefu
purpose His conduct was, of course, annoying, but
Mr. L. continued his remarks until the nuisance became
exhausted, when the Little Giants followed their
leader off the ground and left the Republicans 10 carry
on aud close their meeting in peace. II was matter
Of surprise to that the fellow who rendered him
self most prominent in this disgraceful affair should
have dore so. But all were surprised that any number
of Little Giants should nave lOlned MN. lis puV-
pose was bret up the ting; and this they should
have known could not be done without bloodshed
The Irish Wide-Awakes are among our mort respect
able and reaceful adopted citizens But they are also
very resolute men, who would deem themselves dis
praced should they succumb TO violence while engaged
in any lawful pursuit. The place Of meeting
known to be in the neighborhood OF the stronghold OF
DEN ocrsey; bat they knew that no decent Democrat
Won try 10 interfere with them that account, and
they trusted that no others would Thst others did s
mater Of regreti but ell will roice that they failed
either to break up the meeting or TO create the riot
With they had evidently ,Premeditsted; Free
vent it were disgrsced Repubhcaniem lest nothing,
but Democracy lost good deal.
The Republican meeting at Roeletter, on Thurs.
day. was indeed tremendous outpouriDg Of the peo-
pie. 40 600 PERSONS supposed to be in the Streets
although the weather vas unfavorable for outdoor
pursuits. The Gay procession was two miles nlength
including Wide-Awakes, RailSptte,s, mounted
guests representatives of trades and occupations and
q large number of ladies. In Joness square three
MI etDgs were held add essed by the Hon. j. r. Doc
little, the Hon. B. +. Wade, tie Hon, d Il. Cater,
ibe HOP c. NJ Scholfeld, the Hon. A. Il. Dickinson.
In the evening occurred tie browning triumph Of the
jubilee torch-lght procession, which mustered be-
tween 600 and 900 torches. 1t was estimated that
nearly 50 coo persons were in the streets at this time.
AFr the route Of the procession had been trayersed
variety Of speeches and songs were listened to- aud the
vast crowd then dispersed.
In tie Third District Of Rensselaer, County, Arson
Bingham has been nominated for the Assembly, ia the
Beeond District Of Chautauqua County, Hiram Smith
10 up for the ssme Office.
-FoTty.six voters in the town Of Aurora, n. Y,
who voted for Mr.. Fillmore in 1856, have issued
protest against tie fusion BY which they are cold
in the Ninth Congressional District Edward |
HaigitWas, On Friday, nominated for Congress by |
he Democrats after sharp contest.
The Republicans Of Cattskill had q rousire utet |
pg Thursday night. Wide-Awake CIubg were |
present from tie country towns, and frosn Hudson.
coxsatke, Athens, &c. BY actual count over LOO |
orcbes were 10 the procession with which the occa-
ion olosed. The streets were hung with faes. and
early every second house upon the line of march was
Illuminated Gov. Chsss Of Ohio made most con.
incing and statesmanlike argument, which fixed the
aen,ion and reused the enthuiiasm of bis large
1dience. Stuart Woodford Of New-York followed
ina.
The Republicans Of Perth Amboy, N. j., are
ItenDg into the spirit Of the campaign with 30 ard0T