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


tonight.
GREAr REPUBLICAN UPRIsING.-The news Of the
great Repul can victories in Pennsylvania, INDIANA
and Ohio, thrilled the hearts OF toe Republicans OF
Brooklyn ss with an electric fire. AS coon "a the
maoritiss in those States had been sscsrtaned with
tOle able degree of accuracy the Rocky Mountain Re
publican ClUb caused to be placed upon the Wgwam OPP
poetic the City Hail. large trsusparencies announcing
the glorious news They ALEC made preparation Tor an
illumination and brilliant display Of fire works.
At an early hour in tie evening although no notice
had been given Of any intention to hold public nee-
iDe tho people began 10 assemble, and soon an m-
mense thrjng had gathered in and about the building
Probably the hitOry OF the Republican party in tn
country does not furnish parallel to the Tesistless
enthusiasm which animated the whole mass. In the
neighboriDg park the Dry Goods, Bell-Eyerett,
John Cachrare coDglcmeratiOn Of odds and
ends were endeavoring, in hgubriou5 way,
10 felicitate themse yes upon--Hsayen only knows
what. IL their first attempt this season, and it
seems pity that they could not have had more au-
spicous occasion But they seemed to quail under the
fnisbing blows which have descended upon them dur
mi the last eight and forty hours. 1t was fine thing
10 contrast the impOtent way in which they limpad
through their solemn performances with the irrepess
bic ouburts of JOY and gladness which broke cOntiuu
ally from the Republican masses.
Early in the evening MEETING vas orgaCized in the
wiSwsm, and tie Hon. George Hall Mas called TO the
chair. Speeches we're made by Theo. Rand, john
Window, ESQ.,, c. T. Beard, esq late Of the Demo-
cratic psrty and several other gentlemen, but the
multitude would not be satisied.
Another meeting was organized in the open air over
which Mr.. +. E. wellington was called upon to pre-
side, and viii was eoqueny addressed by Joseph j.
Conch, esq, and several other gentlemen whose
it was imp s:isle 10 ascertain.
During the meeting, the Lincoln Battalion Of the
Rocky Mountain Club and The South Brooklyn IRE
preesibes arrived on the ground and were received
with vocifsrcus cheers. In fact cheers the order
of tie night and there med to be end the sup
Ply for when informant .ft they were still renI
ing the air. and there seemed to DO prospect Of an
adjournment until very late hour.
In the afternoon a salute Of one hundred guns WAS
lrsd from Fort Green by the Ashland Ar.ile.y.
ONE VorF.At the last Chatter election, Mr..
Anttopy Walter and Mr.. Henry D. Birdsall were
,andd1eG foT Justice Of The Peace in the With District.
Mr, Walter received g GS7 votes and Mr.. BirdsalI a
HE number. Two votes were cast for 4, Waller,
which jscted by the cinvaasers &C also one
vote Tor H. d Birjssl The latter claimed that he
was legally elected by tine vote which was throgn
8sdo sDd broughtthe before the Supreme Court.
Mr.. Wsler likewise ,la.m.d his election by the tTO
votes thrown asiie apl asum tie Office il May last
The case wss argue5 and given % the jury who
decided that Mr. Walter was elsc.ed 10y a moi r. y Of
oleNCts.
First CoNCHEss0NAL DIsrEICr. THE Union Boil