New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-22

pretty. A vote Of thanks given TO the donor
Tho Club resolved TO organize as al artillery corps
with uniform for the remainder Of the caupsign John
ii. Briggs was chosen commander. The other ohesrs
will be elected at the meeting Friday night next In
snticpGtion of this popular movement largo number
Of new members joined the Club.
The GREAT WIDE AWAKE pARADE.-The Wide
Awake General Committee met last night at No. oio
Broadway, PRECEDENT S. b. butcher IN the cnsr'
Mr. GAyit Secretary pro TEN. number oil new u',e
gstes representing four or five Gom "ioe van
Clubs were admitted. Mr.. Gillespie, from the o'",
mi,tee Of Arrangements for the Sd OF Oc!ooer' 40
that, from present indications, not lses 'iiAn 49,
Wide.Avakes would be present from oine'ou' 49,
There will lie present club CT 5oo lrcn ioi'l"H,
Of ,oo from BANGOR and not less than % rom 9b'n VI
~ IN .a,,,no IN the State Of Maine. Upward
e COO mid be prssent from Connecticut, 7,Ooo
from Penney ania, 5000 from NeH7Jerseyi onio'
l 600: Michigan, 500; Indiana, 800; LIMOS ~o'
wv, ,on,n. 900; Iowa, so; Missouri 3d. MINNESOTA
o5. Washington, d. c. 300; Vermont, lOOoi new
HAMPSHIRE. 900; Massachusetts, 4,OOo; Do'a"a'e,
o. Virginia. so. sc. The Committee have received
accommodations from different States, suggesting all
sors of devices which wi add greatly to the pageant
The General Committee decided to raise the required
amount 1870 O00 for the demonstration, without regard
to the State Committee.
Mr. Wilson, Chairman of'the New9sven WIDE
Awakes was present, and invited to seat upon the
platform beside the President. Mr.. W. made neat
speech AID guaranteed that 200 Wide-Awakes should
represent New Haven in tho grand demonstration on
the Sd proximo After the transaction Of other busi
ness, the Committee ijourned
"MIHUTE MEN."-At meeting of the Minute
Men" Of the Twentieth Ward, held at Lamarne Hall,
corner Of Twenty ninth street and Eighth avenue,
| John w. Latson was unanimously nominated as the
representative in Congress, from the Seventh Con-
| gre ssiopal District.
BRooKLYS REPUBLICAN CITY CoSyENTIos.-The
Brooklyn Republican City Convention met at No.
Court street last night for the purpose of nominating
candidates for the various city officers to be elected
| this Fall.
| The Convention was organized by the appointment
| of Mr.. William II. Burleigh of the Twelfth Ward,
az President and G.. Ford of the First Ward aud VIM
| Cable of the Fifteenth Ward, were chosen Seere-
| iaries.
TIE list of Delegates were read and contestants APP
pearna from the Second Ward, Committee OF Five
to examine their respective claims 10 regularity was
appointed. The Committee retired, and submitting
their report IL was accepted and the Convention pro-
| ceeded with the regular business before IT.
On motion, the Convention proceeded to ballot Tor
| candidate for City Judge.
Messrs. Robert Mills aud 5. j. Foster were appointed
1 Tellers.
The following is the result of the ballot
Whole number Of yotes....57 William Colt ........'''@
George g. Reynolds WIN. A. WHker''''''''.'
| The pomr alton of Mr.. Reynolds was made unanin-
| Gus.
The Convention then proceeded TO ballot for Police
Justice, with the following result:
While DuTesI Of Nm Nm N NJ WTf4
! Henry G. Place.....,..,,s...l9I
The nomination of Mr.. Perry was made unanimous.
On notion a ballot entered into for Justice OF
| the Peace for the First District;
Whole number of 81 ConkIn Smith.
VIM. M. Boerum.. John NJ PeTry,'.'...'.
VIM. Waker...."....... a
The nomination having been made unanimous, the
Convention proceeded 10 ballot for Justice of the Peace
for the Second District, with the following result:
| John Quincy Adams ........3O
The nomination Of Mr.. Adams was made unanimous,
| and the Convention adjourned.
MASS MEETING OF THE GERMAN REPUBLICANS OF
| WLLIAMsBURGH.-The German citizens of the Six
teeDth Ward ably fnlfled their promise lsst night to
make the argest and most interesting political demon
stration held IN Wiamsburgh during the present
paign. AT an early hour in the evening, great con-
course of people gathered in the neghbcrhood of
the corner of Messerols and Even streets to witness
the raising of another Lincoln banner Bonires illu
minated the scene brass band discoursed rspiritng
music and as the banner was unfur5d TO the breeze
the inscribed upon it drew forth such cheers of
hearty earnestness, plainly indicating that the princ.
ples of the Republican party were in eonsonAnce with
the feelings Of the whole assenblage. AZ O'Clock
meeting conducted in the German language
ganized ia the large room of Union Hail. tne ouy
init to the attendance being the capacity of the room.
The meeting was called u order by the appointment
of Mr.. Jacob Rueger as chairman lie opened the
meeting by introducing the Fifteenth Ward Glee Club
who rang one Of their campaign songs aad were loudly
applauded.
YVES then introduced and spoke for shout three
of hour. lie listened to with the utmost atsn-
toD and frequently greeted with applause. Al the
conclusion Of his address the song5ters were again
called upon for song, which they gave with much
spirit. MFR. SigismuDd Kaufman member Of the Six
teerth Ward Campaign Club and one of the Presden
al Electors was Introduced and addressed his fellow
CountTymen III German.
Az about o'clock the Wide Awakes, TO the number
of nearly 00O arrived at the place of meeting, and
illuminated the scene with their torches. An outside
meeting then organized in front of non Hall, By
the appointment OF MIR. III. Gilman as Chairman, vino
freely addressed his fellow-ezens in German, and
introduced Mr.. Kaufman, who delivered address Ia
English. At its conclusion, Mr.. d. l.. Norhrup being
present was loudly called for lie came forward and
made speech, which elected frequent applause.
Prof Glaubenkslis of the New-YOrk Free Academy
afterward addressed the meeting in German.
A larger enthusiastic gathering has not
taken place in Williams UTgh this Fall At "a moderate
estimste not less than 5000 or 5000 persons
present.
AT the regular meeting of the French Republican
Club on, Thursday evening ii was resolved to organ.
lie and equip one or more companies Of Wide Awakes,
with the appropriate sppellaton of Lafayette Wide
Awakes Frenchmen who deeire to connect themselves
either with these companies or with the Club will nave
the opportunity by presenting themse on Thursday
evenings at No. 6lS Broadway. 1t was al.o resolved
to hold series Of meetings in the different wards
I.ra no IL