New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25

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sests; bat loud applause was given by these who re-
manned, al the meeting speedily adjourned
CAUTION TO CANDIDATES BLEEDING.
To nc Edar of The NJ Y. 7ribra~
SIR The subjoined circular impes me TO volunteer
word of caution to all candidates for Office in the
pending canvass. i care not which party profits by
the advice though l prefer Republicans should not
bleed am in receipt of the accompanying circular,
evidently intended for our popular candidate for
Register, and not for mys,f
"NEw.YoRE, Oct p, 1850.
"JoHy KErsER esq-Dear Sir: In connection herewith,
send you the Platform of the Excelsior Club.
The Club hiss been in existence more than four years
founded for the purpose Of Supporting only good homes
and faithful Office Il no nationality S1sed
go,ue Of any patty that may preserve its purity
The Club is composed entirely Of WORKING men, VINO give
gsnzon ndoes OF the nominees Of the other parties
and supports unanimously their choice when made
and Ward Clubs are formed in various Wards.
As the members are mokne mem we are compelled 70 sees
az Sir our platform principles object and aims meet
your approval you wish help such organization keep
its existence and contribute our help you msy remember
IAN communications be addressed thus-X Com. \
Club secret club and allow no names spoken out Of
our club. rooms Of sny Of it's menloere . , - ,
Yours with respect q. PRES 5ss n Com. CLUB;
"P s-Tbe Club numbers in the City and County of New
York about 500 membeis ...,..-, ...,.,..,
." remain &c, PRES. \ CON. XCLUB."
The Excelsiors circular lie too good to keep secret,
as desired and in my they the victims of mis-
placed confidence. have been associated in working
mems organizations for eighteen years. and have
experienced the evil of having these camp.foowers
attach themselves 10 associations simply and solely
for the purpose of bleeding c0nddlteS of both parties
on the eve Of elections. In 1851 there were NO rival
so.called) WOIkiDgmens Associations bleeding candi-
dates in this cityone aspiring counselor for judge
ship bled $780, and the rivals had disagreement over
the spos. Gov. Hunt, but for the timely hint OF
friend would have been bled out of 81 600 in mis- last
canvas for Governor, by of the State Working
mems Executive Committees, 90 termed. Candidates
for Office within the last eight years could speak vol
umes on this subject My advice TO candidates is,
give dollar TO individuals or Committees claim
ing TO he from wokngmeD's organizations.
They all political strikers, composed often Of two
simply going in for aohat they make. There is one
such Organization foot in The city at this time. There
is another emanatiDg from Poughkeepse, who Though
conn osed Of only one individually styles himself the
WordDgmens State Central Committee, issues his
circulars nterrogates candidates TO their views
great State and National questions, and closes by
in30rsiRg the candidate and striking him from TO
$780, This COMMITTEE is expert, and is reported to
have made some thousands. He unfortunately
moved the theser OF his abors 10 this city last Spring.
and had his Committee knocked into p by of your
reporters. Still another Committee centers at Albany,
edits paper through the session OF the Legislature,
and strikes veIdant country members. They all come
under the gsrb of WorkiDgmeD's organizations, and
are sheer imposteIs Don't give them red. Put out
your casb where it viii tel.
Yours gratuitously, JOHN II. kEYSER.
RATIFICATION MEETIsG.-A meeting of the Sew
enteenth Ward Republican Association will be held
this evening at 10. 100 East Houston street. Lincoln
Hail. for the purpose Of ratfying the nomination Of
Frederick A. ConklDg for Congress from the With
Congressional District. Several eminent speakers will
address the meeting.
FOURTH WARD REPUBLIcANs.-The Fourth Ward
Republican Association met their headquarters No.
2lS William street, last eveniDg-Dr. Naumon, Vice
President in the chair; Maurice Friedsem Secretary.
Resolutions were read and adopted declaring the tran
sactions at the last meeting Illegal Benjamin +. Buck
was elected Treasurer, in place Of James Kelly, re-
moved from the ward. Forty-two new members were
proposed, ana referred TO Committee. The meeting
then adjourned. For Details see advertisement
GRAND REPUBLICAN RALLY IN THE EIGHTH Con-
GREssIoNAL DIsTRIcr.-The Republicans of the
With Congressional District last evening assembled
in mass meeting at the Of Broadway and Forty
seventh street. to ratify the nomination of the Hon.
Abram Wakenan as candidate for Congress. TIE
blazing of bonres the roaring Of cannon, the rushng
up of rockets the music of the baads accompanying
time to time the hopeful expression on the faces of the
coDgegatng multitude and the enthusiasm peryaiing
all conspired to render the scene and the occasion in
the highest degree animating Of tself, but pecu-
larly exhilsraliDg to the heart Of every one |
detirous of the triumph Of Republican princ |
ples The spacious hall ran over with the |
tbropg and the coneourse outside divided into two |
asge les which were addressed from two stands th It
bad been erected for the purpose. Wide Awake or |
CARNATIONS were present from the Eighteenth Nine
0enth Twenty. first and Twenty second Wards, under
Marshal Geo. b. Van Brunt. Edward Dayton called |
the meeting 10 order, and VIM. Curtis NOyes was
elected chairman who made a brief address, III the
course OF which he remarked tina. the contest
longer upOn the question of the Presidency, bit Whelh
or The Republitans would elect their Congressman 90
that the Administration of Lincoln would not be ham
pered and embarrassed. Nth q working majority in
the House and the complexion of the Senate changing
RAPIDLY and the prospect Of having majority there
before the close Of Mr.. Lincoln's Administration,
they could prevent the extension OF slavery
ntO the Territories purify the atmosphere
Df Washington Of ils Pro-Slayery tanti abolish the
lave d. de- which IL now winked a. by the General
give hoMestegds 20 free men; stop the
sspions0e OF mail matter az the South and more th8u
bis zee that that clauee Of the Constitution which
ieclHes that the ctzcus oil e'eA Sl4,e fha % e'tu
% The Uriyilfges Of the citizens Of tho several 3
hall be rcparded John COoDer, jr, nominated I't
n sixty Vice-Presdenls and b. i. Brown Inst oil
twenty-five Secretaries, winch vers adopted hes).
uticus we're then offered by Elliot L. Co"oin, Ce-
arii y fra adherence o Re ublciu principles Wl,a
congratulations on the result Of the recent eiec'onF IN
svor of the Homestead h and the folio wing IN reler
nee 10 the nomination for ine WIN Congressman
District:
Roired Th1t the no1n3tior u he Hon Abrsm Wakeman
candidate IL hepeseEs i've IN Congress n.es WIN or
iehpes md aek oWeded sbiiy dematd for him the united