New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20

| and two Bell men, and Old Sam. Houston had 1er
| down bis name and gone on the stump for It. Cen
| Coombs said he hsd much to say and woudbe happy
| to cay IL before a large meeting.
| SEVERAL OF THE boswell Rivs you g big meet
| ing "Wednesday Light.
| The President Of the Unon Club then stated tia.
the Douglas Electoral ticket 10 Pet iylyanis bad been
WITHDRAWN isnd tha, thst there was now in Pepnsyi
vaDia IS in Newly ,rk but electoral ticket in the
| field opptsed to Lincoln snd Hsmln.
| The meeting which consisted Of about 200 persona
then quietly adjourned.
REPUBLICAN, MrITirGs In addition to meetings
eiseTbere reported in this mornings paper the Repub
Leans Of this city Last night rallied to their respective
headquarters, ss follows: The Fourtt enth Ward
WorkiDgmen, corner Of Mott and Prince strAos were
addressed BY Messrs. Poer, Bergen, Besny aud Price,
the Seventh Ward German Wide-A wakes met At No. 7
New Cana, stres. ard srapeed for the parade. The
Tenth Wsrd Wide-Awakes had a torcbligbt parade,
from Rusks Hotel, No ga Grand street, after an adj.
dress from Vim. w. Badger. The Sixth Ward Re-
publican Association met at No. 100 Elm street, and
tie Ninth Ward Republican Association at Blescksr
Buildings the Eleventh Ward Republican Association
met at No. 81 Avenue d and the Eleventh Ward AS
scc ston at LugsIs Hail. No 4i3 Esst Houston street.
The Republican Electors Of Washington flights
epue and One Hundred and Fifty sixth sirest where
they were addressed by L. Dela6ed Smith, esq., and
the Hon. Abram Wsksmsn. The Fifteenth Ward
Wide-Awskes met at Convention Ball, No. l79 Woos-
ter street. The Eighteenth Ward Ra,ls ldters paraded
to Greenpoint where the Hon. Luther Carter spoke to
the Republicans Of the Seventeenth Ward Of Brooklyn.
The Nineteenth Ward Zouave Wide.Awskes met at
their wigwsm for parade. The Excelsior Club Of
the Twentieth WsId held meeting at Lamartlne Hall,
corner Twenty ninth street and Tenth ayenve; the
Twenty seoond Ward Wide.Awskes held an offcers'
meeting, and the Yorbvile Wids.Awakes met at How
ard Hall corner of Eighty sixth street aud Fourth av
enue, and psraded to Csrmansvie. Pretty good FOR
one nights work.
REPUBLICAN MASS MEETING. Republicans Of
the With Assembly District held meeting last
ing at 0nderdonk Hall, corner Of Clinton and Grand
streets. The hall Gensely crowded, and when the
Tenth Ward Wide-Awakes arrived they were obliged
to stand up in the passages or cit upon the stage Ex-
AID Briggs called the meeting 10 order by introducing
series of resolutions heartily indorsng the nomination
of Lincoln and Hamlin as well az the local Republican
candidates. 1t was announced that Oscsr G.. Sawyer,
the Republican nominee for Assembly, in opposition to
Andrew Craft, hsd withdrawn. The movement was
considered manly en- the part of Mr.. Sawyer, and was
received with loud applause. Mr.. Craft is DIV the
only hepuDUcAn cdOQlQdte III In6 UeO, ana Ir6Dub
look upon his election certain there at least
six Democratic candidates nominated In the same Dis
trict for Assembly. The meeting was then addressed
for upward of an hour by Mr. Joseph Hoxie, who was
received with much applause. His remarks claimed
the undivided attention of the audience, and by
turns argumentstive, coloquial, pathetic, humorous
and copics "Uncle Abes Choir sang several Of
their Campaign eongs with fine effect. Messrs. K.
Kaufman, Ethan Allen, and others followed with short
addresses keeping up to the last the interest and enhu
sissm of the meeting
THE SEQUEL TO THE GERMAN MEETING.-After
the meeting of the German Republic, at Cooper In
stituts Thursday night, large number of the most
prominent German Republicans, escorted Messrs. Carl
Schirz and X. Solger to Hslds Hotel, where BAN
quet was spread. Among the prominent men present,
beside the guests were Lieut. Gov. Rsusch, of Iowa;
Messrs. David r. Jacques, candidate for Surrogate;
A. j. Dittenhoefer, late candidate for Trustee of
Marine Court; Edward Robinson, jr., j. Austin
Stevens Gov. Brueninghaussn s. Kaufman and F.
Kspp, electors Messrs. Millman Tzchuner, Franken-
heimer, Baumon, Lueders and others. Numerous
tossts were given and speeches made All present
were confident of triumph in November, and cse
brsted tie great victory in anticipation. The assembly
did not break up till four O'Clock the nsxt morning.
TEHTH WARD wIDE-AwAKE RALLY.-The Tenth
Ward held msss meeting Of Wide-Awakes last even
ing st No. ga Grand street. and notwithstanding the
rain turned out force of three hundred torches and
paraded through the entire Ward. Previous TO the
parade, William w. Badger, esq gave an address Pc
culary adapted to the WideAwakes, and traced fine
analogy between the object and character OF the organ
zatop and hat of the Sons Of Liberty which existed
in the Revolution. He noticed many incidents III the
history of the Sons of Liberty in New-fork, snd
claimed that the spirit which actusted them was the
spirit which now ruled the Wide-Awakes, though
fighting different battle with more peaceful weapons
He then noticed the New-York fusion, which placed
Michael Connolly and James Brooks on the same plat
form and announced the leading puglsts rs s banner
guard as more unnatural and m0Dstrous union thah
that which occurred in the wds of Africa at the crea
ton of the famous What Is It," and finally paid his
respects to Mr. Douglas the man OF blood the neces
fary effect of whose doctrines was TO invite the peoPe
of the North with their Sbarp's rifles, to meet tue
people of the South with their bowle-knlves III tne
Territories and fight out the question which the "a
seubled wisdom of the nation in Congress IS unable 20
determine. He thought u the devil ddht gst sucn men,
there was TO use of having any devil The speaker
closed with an eloquent appeal for the Union, ana
compliment to the Intelligence Of the people, VINO
could not be deceived by those tickets made 10 SELL
He was vociferousiy chetred throughout.
SEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRIcT.-The delegates
ofhe American Breckenridge snd Mczsrt Conventions
of the With Congressional District have held several
meetings to endesvor 10 30 harmonic matters az 70
concentrate the Ant lincoln forces upon candidate
The friends Of the Hon. George Briggs and the Hon.
Elijah Ward manifested the utmost anxiety Tor
fueiop; but M Wolfe and the Tammany people did
not appear to ike the ides. Departing Of efiec'ng
sny good result tho 70 mer gentlemen have issued
manifesto, pitching into Mr.. Wolfe, from which we
extract the following:
When all cor servatve patriotic citizens, dscardng
every persona consideration, were intent only ON DC
featipg sectionalism with the unhappy stres "bich II
epgenders and the national dangers which it threatens
IN onr institutions TO see such crisis professsd
Democrat avow tire principle that mere partisan or
personal triumph is Of more consequence than great
and national y@tory the enemies d.