New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-31
REPUBLICAN WARD MEETINGS s.

The First Ward Wide-Awakes under command
of Cap. Gardner had another torch-ght procession
last night, with band of excellent music making
very effective display.
AT a meeting of the Fourth Ward Wide Awake
Club, held at their rooms No. 2lS William street,
last evening, the following officers were unanimously
elected:
Gu.tve Rsmsberger Presidents Dennis Woods yicePres
Chas IneDdon Captain Morris FIieds FIst lieutenant
eyt Bel sOpS sssaj o;sp5 T0sa oa' dy
Paron, Henry L. Myers aud Marcus Jacobs
"A spir ted meeting was held last evening by the
German Reputli cams of the Ninth Ward, at No. SO
Bank street, Mr.. Frederick Adam aching as President
piotem and Mr. Conrad Reuss 40 Secretary pro tenn.
MIR. Remak, of the d6end=etaag, addressed the
large aude1 CO with Iegsrs 10 the questions at ISSUE
and related his experience of the vas III the State OF
Illinois Mr.. Henry Richard of the Sixteenth Ward
followed in able speech, defining all the political
pari at p,esen existing, and predicting alarge access
10 the Republican ranks by German Democrats, who
are entirely dsgusted with the nied Douglas and Bell
ticket al will not l0ngerb be hunbugge1 and sSlndsd
BY their Democratic leaders who want TO enIice them
pud.r false Iret-usee bus can not do it this time The
speaf er was arnly app aufed Supervisor Sllas b.
butcher delivered an excellent speech, giving gralhe
FketCh, and shO wing Ill clear and forciOi9 manner
tnal the Demot auc party was always opposed 10 the
iuAres # the worklDgmei. H. was listened 10 with
great attention, and .hCte0 much applause. The Club
numbers great many of those Germans who lately
acted with he Democratic party but after being con-
yinoed thst they were ON wrong track sgned the
Republican Tvli. Tho Club viii hold, hom now TIL
eerlion day, weekly meetings. The mee'iog after.
ward cleo ed ceruanegt OH :ers, viz: Pres dent Con-
rad r. ussi Vice President, Carl Rauteaberg; 5eere-
tsry T. eodJIe Klian Treasurer, Fred. ADAM Dele
gates to the German Central Co nmlttee keuss, KIin,
aud Wolf
The Republicans of toe Thirteenth Ward met on
Tuesday night last 10 form Wide-A wake Club. A
large number were present. and - names were en-
rolled az members Of the Club. Mr.. K. Elliott was
CHOSEN President, ?. l.. Oh .dwick Secretary, and
John +. Seymour Captain List evening they held
meeting at their ball, No. i22l Grad street, for the
purpose of completing their oJga ization The hall
was crow ded AID mSpy new names placed upon the
liz Messrs. E. lockwood and Thomas Kip were
CHOSEN frst and second Lieutenanis Hugh NesDit Or
desy S, rgealt, Geo. Seymour, Samuel Davis, Alder
man Francis Synder, fret second and third SsrgeInts.
Gee. NJ Boyd was unanimously chosen Treasurer
AT large aud enthusiastic meeting Of the Seven.
tseuth Ward Republican Association held last ngat
No. 100 East Houston street. the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
Reselred That ID. Republicans Of the Seventeenth Ward
5et, pond to the nation Of oar Edwin
D. Morgan the Office Of Voyefncr and Of Robert capoeil
for IisppGoveoi ana WI Use our oesi ese'n T. &C.
Teeed that The nominee for Csus COMMISSIONS. and s.ae
Prison l. pecor are e!ue1J entitled TO- and We Pedse the
united support
No other business Of Importance was transacted.
Tkis Association now numOers between 100 and gu
members, 16j Of whom j,insd last night. SO great
Was tie rush msde upon the Secretary dssS by hose
who desired TO sign the roll thai 1e and our reporter
were nearly suIytaed. The later only escaped utter
anniLilation by resolving bmself into damp stream
of Precipitation, aud tricklOg down stairs. WHAT be-
cane of the Secretary has not ranspircd.
The Nineteenth Ward Wide.Awake Club, num-
bering upwards Of 100 mebers met laft night az the
Wicwam 10 perfect it's military organisation when the
officers were chJscn: Captain, Nichols H.
Ba5cock Lirutenanls, VIM. II. Spark, Charles
Weigaut VIM. A. Jucb, Jas Mcdonald serjsants
VIM. b. Rock we'll Andrew l.. Lewis, Christian
StochiDger, Philip Fischer Corporals, saml. Roy
nolds Thos. f. Righlmire, Christian Bers.e Philip
Borcler; Ensign, john Osborn
The German Republican Association of the Nine
tenth Ward meet ne1t Monday night at Dingleden's
corner Of Third avenue aud Ffty-nnth street, when
'drssaes will be delivered by German Speakers. Dr.
w. Byejanan is President Of this Club, and +. w.
Jecel and Christian w. Engeloerg Secretaries. The
Ward is not only "wide-swske, but NJ
and doing, and Ell enthusiasm is kindled which must
tsll in glorious results next November.
The TweI ,ietb Ward Republican Association me
last evering at Tuners Hall, No. 1873 West Thirty
sixth street, William X. Stewart, President, and Jane
Gu,msn, Secretary. The fllOwing resolutions were
presented by Robert Taylor:
BeoDed That ihe nomination Of Gov Morgan by lccama
iob The Hepub cn panty Of THE Sts has eNpstod IN the
et snuer It's approval OF bis oDiS conduct aud its 1nqua
I'd cond. nnton al ats tending q mpeech the boIos add
purity of the party In our Stat affairs . $780,
beslrfd Tnat In the sescon Of Predenti Electors our
s, Convention have chosen abs and UPRIGHT AMI have
IL seu.Iopsy respected the feelings aid choice OF friends
Soy.sn birth who Republicans from principle and active
ohorsy "a the woIk VI restoring the policy Of ths founders Of
be Republic,