New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-22

In orr issae CT Saturday tbs ms Of
p. Cobb the nominee Of tie Deuocra'ic Convention 0
Iyih Congressional Di41ist Of New-Jerssy, shoul
Wv. n4egs T. Cobb, ssq., formerly merchan
| Of Eev-York.
THRp ASSEMBLY DIsrRrcT--Ths Breckiuridge
| cspdidsts for Assembly in TIE lid DistIici
NJ w. BuIns Geo. has got out n,nense bills declaring
himA,If tho Anti. City Railroad candidate, said bils
being ,,rnsmerted with huge gidiron mounted on
legs, to symbolic his Mozart opponent c. b. Woodruff,
whe was orc ofths "Railroad majority in the last Leg.
slsture, and who failed to gstths Tammsny nomina'
ton. The brewery kept By John Kerr in the Fifth
Ward is sad to DO covered with these bills put up by
the ncensed citizens to mark their reprob ion OF this
city railroad grantee rom tie Twenty first Ward, who
is busyipg himself fuisly in the Fifth to reelect
bis own instrument of s,riuption. Kerr is member
OF the Tan many General COMMITTEES, pledged on HE
honor to support Its snninees, and his conduct In
this matter has created az ntenfe orcry auzong the
faithful They depource ali IDS 90 measures fals,
beer.barres not excepted, aa. say they viii expose
bis true character to the peoyh' ne seeks 70 instead
Mr.. Kerr is from the North Of Ira snd and OF intensely
Orsrge proclivi'ies. This whesc thing elbows the
activity Of the city railroad intscye. Wherever one
Of their tools be helped they Fab forward with
rpsney and personal Influence to ACRE In another
La gielatuIe sueh dishonest votes 6f aced The ass
Let every one Of them be marked.
GzsERAL CooMBs AND THE YErERRus>--Ths vet
ersns of 1912 assembled urcuay at the boar OF coon
On Saturday on the steps Of the City Hail. for the pI-
pose Of hearing an address from Gen. Leslie COMBS Of
Kentucky, in connection with the forthcoming cleo.
tioDr. Although they waited patiently TIL long after
one O'clock the speaker did not make his appearance
whereuron one of the old soldiers proceeded to che St.
Nicholas Hotel to learn the cause. At half past one
o'clock General Coombs made his appearance, and
after holding little "cbat With his companions in
arms he postponed the consideration Of the subject OF
the meeting until Monday afternoon at TWO O'Clock, on
which occasion be wished all the veterans to appear in
uniform, go that lie might feel he felt when boy
captain"
YoUEG MEMS REPUBLICAN CLrg OF WILLIAMS
BuRGH.--The room Of the Republican Association in
Grand street. Williamsburgh was crowded with an
and highly respectable audience, who were at
tentive listeners to eloquent address by Mr. Thos
W. Field, of the Eighteenth Ward, Friday evening.
His remarks, in brief, were as follows;
"The Democratic party in all its divisions, had one
common bond-it narrowed down the right TO all the
blessings Of Free Government to those who were
born on the continent Of Europe. While prof, asng
the broa est principles Of human rights, 1t was the
moet exclusive party in existence In all III factions,
and wherever one Of lis camelicn forms sppeared II
declared that all were created free and equal-
they born Of European blood 1t shut out three
fouIths Of the human race. The Republican party
held az it's fundamental doctrine that wherever man
bresthed the breath of fe-whether amid the snowsof
the Arctic Zone or der the fervent sun OF tor ID
climehe was entitled TO all the privileges that God had
ed upon man, and that law of man could alter
his right in this or any other land. The Republicans,
then were the true Democrats, aud that party pro-
Tossing to be the advocate of liberty to oil mankind,
while eDslaving one fifth of our countrymen-is Demo
cratic no longer except 10 name And what strange in
conssencies zee In the several factions. The Dong
ss faction holds that the few who fret settle Terri
tory are its riehtfu lawmakers for all time, and can
exclude Slavery if they choose although it nedately
says to the South this admission goes for nothing, be-
cause the bred Scott deesiOn will admit Slavery not
wiibstsndiDg all their laws. The Breckenridge men
Cons has the right to admit and protect Slavery
in the Territories, bat Congress has right to prevent
the admission Of Slavery. That is, you may make
what laws you pleese for the Terrtores-provided we
like them. The Bell Everett party has for its prnc
plesthe Lord only knows what lie never heard tistt
had aIy ard therefore 1t entitled to no considers
ton. The whole platform Of the ublieans is smpie
eonsise and methe dramatically consistent with itsef and
all ,ruth 1t does not claim the right of interference
with the State rights of the South IL looks forward
to no legislation against Slavery where is legally
tablished. Ii declares no hostility to our Southern
brethren aud 10 intention Of annoying distressing
them in The possession of any rights which they now
pessess 1t decsres with the simplicity almost OF
that declaration which sad, Let there be ligas,'
There shall be slaye territory-the laud now
free ehal with Gods help be forever free, and the
home of a free people,