New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-01

P.S-F5y M. MQaS6s an1 Pie Ncr York City
Railroad bill See LAYS OF tS6O, chsper oil, page
1898 In this worst Of oil The ysiiroad ois passed by
the engineering of Mr.. hoGuoe over TIE Cove. 20,
Veto T. fo.pd the nsns Of John Myers, ss one OF The
orjQnsl corpo-stors; and who i, Jorn mysIs hs ~
ore Of the wo7kmet 10 the brewery CT mr. mcVas1e
fsber and sober, industrious man; DUsno Que eeP
poses even IN Mr. Myers bag any spare money 70 "a
YEA in railroad sook-aud such is the hnaocai eop1'
ton Of Mr.. McQusde jr, the member ihsthe certainly
las not. .,
Under the old bspkipg system, Commissioner bouud
BY osih not to take themselves more toan iOJ anare5
each Of any newly chartered bank, were 40 uiton-o
to look about for poor kind negbbors TO allow tnen
Nance % dommies, for having stock allotted t. mem;
10 he cold in Of he paying 10 for the Com ms
sionsrs benefit II is understood 10 Dir. Mc(ln4de.s
CT Gle tina, 81 800 tss been e6ed, bu thst 81 300 is
asked by the " concern for the rights and hefedta-
mfns allotted iD bs accpr.ed railroad swiude to TIE
psme Of honest John Myers, or bis assigns For
ptose benefit the sale is finally to be mede for Mr..
Myers McQusde, junior, or senior or senior for tire
junior, the public will surmiae but nothing yet has
trarspired-yet this same james McQlsde forcing his
own nomination, to compel the snfffsges of high
minded Republicans affects to palm himself upon Their
credulity as an aut-railroad nominee
Itea, Oct %, 1850.
e. s. Cleveland, esq, of Cornwell, speaks 10 the
Republicans OF Brooklyn. in the Wigwsu, on Court
street Thurpday evening, Nov. 1. Mr.. Cleveland did
coed service in Pennsylvania as Republican OF Den
ocra,ic anecedents Let the Republicans Of South
Brooklyn Give birn roUeipg welcome.
The Republicans Of Mamaroneck and Rye Neck
will hold a mass meeting at MamaroDeck Village oa
Friday evening next. Judge Nelson, candidate for
Coz gees from that District Judge Beebe, Henry 5.
Smith, and ohtrs viii address the mestcg. The Rye
and Port Chester Wide wakes will be present, and
form torchlight procession.
There was glorious Republican meeting at Rah
way, n. j, yesterday which was contioued 10 the
evening There was au immense crowd ia tbe Wig
wan Addresses were made By Chas f. Whitehead
and Senator Wade The Wide-Awakes were in from
the neighboring towns in force.
REPUBIlcAs MEETING IN HoBoHEH.-The Republi-
cans of Hoboken held large aud spirited meeting last
night at their headquarters in Hudson street. Maj
Mount presided. Speeches were made by Dir. d. O.
Keasbey of Newark, Speaker Pennington, aud Mr..
Albright of Pennsy lvaua. Tie various questions at
issue were thoroughly discussed and the reelection Of
Mr.. Pennington was strorgly advocated by Msssrs.
Keasbey and Albright. During the progress OF the
meeting the Hudson County Wids-Awake Battalion,
who turned out nearly 400 strong, had torchlgbt
procession marching through all the principal streets.
The Pennington Guards Of Newark, numbering about
80 torches were also present and took pafs 10 the
procession.
There was a very large Republican meeting at
Flushing last night and the torcblight procession was
one Of tie most brilliant affairs Of the campaign.