New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-12
REPUBLICAR MEETINGS 8.

raded last evening in uniform with torches blazing,
and banners flying, to the musc Of brass band,
marching through most Of the do sIi-town wards. As
they passed 1HE TRIBUNE Office we were honored
with rousiDg' salute, and a brilliant display Of
fireworks. TIE Third Ward Club I, marty 100
strong and is doirg god service in the noble cause
which we all have 30 much at heart.
AT meeting of the Thirteenth Ward Republican
Assoca ion at No. 1921 Grand rect last evening up
ward Of fifty names were added to the roll The ct
ing addressed by Capt Ryerson, President Of the
Seventeenth Ward Association who stated that that
organization wac constantly augmenting in numbers
and from the ranks of those who had Till recently beea
their opponents; aad instance mentioned hat one
of TIE most active members of their Wide-Awaks Clno
was al the last election candidate for Asssmblyman
on a. Mozart Hall ticket He said they would tarn
out at lesst buudredtorche from the Seventeenth
on Thursday. The Thirteenth Ward WideAwske
Club this evening for drill, and to perfect plans
for going to the Cooper Union tomorrow night.
AT Sruyvesapt IUsti ute, Col. Jack Of Brooklyn
last evening addressed spirited meetiog. Neg-YOrk,
ssid Col jack has greater interest in the election OF
the next President than any other spot in the country
Stree Jenuary l. New-York has imported over
Sl60 900 900 os goods, for rich she is responsible
Tois country hes to pay for thOse. Whst part Of il!
contributes most 10 arrest another crisis Toe South
says her interest is greatest in the Presidential cleo
ton. What has she contributed! Her cottonl Well
what is il wor,h' Why, since January |, the total
value Of cotton exported is but little over 81 900 000
All of,hat cotton went tobut four pors-London Liv-
eIpool, Glasgow, ard HavIe. Nes-York has large
commerce with Bremen, Hamburg, the Dutch, French
and British West Indies and hundred other places;
but has a pound If cotton gone there Not pound
Ard l challenge any Of the great Democratic Irish
orators to meet before the people and show that the
South will contribute enough to pay this d'bt or that
the whole fifteen Southern States will pay the City of
New-YoIb as much as the four Republican States Of
! Michigan Illinois Ohio and Indiana. The remarks Of
Col Jack were illus rated by number Of amusing
ane cdotes ard he avowed his intention 10 do duty
from now till November wherever he was wanted az
any meeting no matter how small, and in any locality
no matter bow poor. His remarks were listened TO
with great interest by the audience, amOpg whom We
recognized many formerly prominent Dem Gratis
1.-The Sixth Ward Republican Association ID. 3.
Dwire President, met at No. So Bayatd street last
evening, Tor the reception of new members.
The Fourth Ward Republican Association met at
No 2lS William street last evening, ii. II. Huelst in
the chair and received about twenty ne members.
The Wite.Awakes Clss CIittenden, captain, will
meet at the same place tonight for drill and to make
arrang, mep,s f ? a tarn out to morrow evening.
A large and enthusiastic meeting Of the Fourteenth
Ward Wide-Awakes WAS held at the headquarters,
No. 42G Broome street last evening" when it was re-
solved to turn oat to the meeting at Cooper Ins
tute on Thursday evening. Over fifty names were
added TO the roll.
The Eleventh Ward Republican Assoc.t alton,
Lewis H. Watis, President, met at No. II Ave1ue ID
last evening for the reception of members, and to
perfect sr1ar gements to attend the grand demonsra
ton Thu eday night.
Alta large meeting of the Eleventh Ward Wide
Awakes, hello at LOgars Hail. No l3j Houston street
lat ye1ing Joseph Smith was chosen Captain and
Alexander Williams, Orderly Sergeant. The Club
proposes to turn out in full uniform at the Cooper
Upion ratification meeting. The Hon. ID. n. Mer lit
addresses the Republicans Of this Ward at tho hall No
q Avenue ID this evening.
The fifteenth Wsrd Wide Awake Club met last
plight at No. ~ Leroy place, and transacted consid-
cradle amount Of routine business On the occasion Of
the grand raca len meeting to be held at the Cooper
Institute, this Club will turn out about 100 men,
Tire Yourg Meujs Republican Uoion Cluo held an
enthusiastic meeting as right at the Suyvesant tns
tute, on Broadway. After song by the Glee Club
the meeting was addressed az some length by A.
Dtenhoeftr who, in the course Of bis remarks, was
warmly spplauded