New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-03


has gone by for mass meetings and big parades. At
fen,ion to detais and not generatse, is what is
needed Ten men in an election district who will de-
vote an hour or two every evening ia systeatzing
their district as to secure the deposit Of every Repub
can vote before ~ o'clock on election day, will accom-
plish more useful work than meeting. No die
tIict is Thoroughly organized, unless it has
[. A perfect Poll List.
9. Every Republican voter registered.
9. Block Lists in the hands of thorough workers,
pledged to "keep moving on election day until every
man on their hsts hss voted.
a. AT least twenty picked men to act as Ticket Dis
tribuers.
5. A keensighted quick-witted, aud fearless Chal-
lsnger
6. "rea1y writer" ard talesman, to take down
the names OF all who csssfyin them near as
may be.
7. A dozen Wide.Awakes ready to 60 after delin-
quens.
With ouch preparation that will be very bard dis
tjict which does not show at the Gloss of the polls
Republican majority.
FALSE REGISTERS -Certsin medical students ia this
city who have not acquired the right to vote here by
esderce of one yesr in the State have procured the
registry of their names as electors. Let the Republic
ars espscaly thoss of the Fifteenth, Seventeenth,
Eighteenth and Twenty first Wards, be vigilaut, aud
de,ienae at the polls such persous in case Ghey offer
TO vote.
UNION MASS MEETISG.-A nesting of the
friends Of James z. Kerrigan, the Union Congressional
candidate in the Ivtb District, was held hast night in
" Buchsnsn Square" at the junction of Canal and
Walker streets. There three eide meetings, the
main one being presided by Mr.. Anderson OF the
Fourteenth Ward. Speeches were made by Judge
Mccarthy, S. +. Cozzens, DR.. Bradford Capt. Mar
rialt, Mr.. McSweepy, Mr.. Davis, and others. con-
slant csnDonsdrg kept up but the din was hardly
sufficient to attract persons enough to form one good
sized meeting.
EIGHTH DISTRICT DIR. Michael Eyre Foy, an Irish
orator will address the Republican meeting at the cor
per Of Eleventh avenue and Forty fourth street this
evening. DR.. Foy's naue wss crroneously given in
our notice CT meeting in Pearl sreet Thursday az
n NJ Eyre. He will advocate tonight the claims Of
Mr.. Wakemsn for Congress and Mr.. Brdssll for the
Assembly.
THr DRY-GooDs MASS MFErIsG. Mr.. Joshua J.
Henry III S. & IT, having called mass meeting OF
citizens 10 s,en to tie addrese, of various gentlemen
who were going to spsak upon the dangers which
befet the Union and the Constitution the people re-
apOndtd 10 inc Call 10 VI tuo
Cooper Institute last evening Long before the APP
poir ted hour calcium lights mcsic and big gun were
re- DRIED n to catch the passers By, msny of whom
were enticed within by the announcement that the
Hon. Caleb Gushing wss going to speak. Ihess per-
eons however, were victims to their misplaced conn
dence, for Mr. Gushing wss not present. lew MN
utes before o'clock the brass band entered ue nan
and indnlged in Hail Columbia.
TIE meeting was called 10 order by Mr. >. D.
Henry WHO nominated Mr.. Augus. Belmont for Pres
a1p,a- tunnIs 10 ali
Belmont Immediately came forward, ard sad that ne
could rot resist the temptation 70 make few reuarKs
H. Ices than week. he said, you will be called upon
to participate in election upon she result OF when
deIeuds the peace end welfare Of this country. lie
asked the anJence if they would assis in the dlssoln
ton of the Union, and thus briug on civil war ard
bloodshed, and the audience said they w0uldnt T. A.
IL telling them that the Republicans were bad set OF
men generally, MIR. BeIn ont introduced the Hon;
James s. Tbayer of New-York. This gentleman sad
that during the last siX month"; he had SPOKEN 10 at
least one bali of the cOuutes Of THE State and he was
happy to be able 10 his hearers that Inc yeo
n auTy of the country Were aroused. The reiut o,
tho Irdaue and Pennsylvani elections had but nerysd
them for p desperate effort in November. They were
awakened to eeIse Of their duty and IN ees IN 81
week would turn back this tide Of Black kepuOhc tns'
which had rolled in upon us from these western oVAtes
After Mr. Thayer the meeting wae fuTther addressed
10 the appsrfnt satisfaction ot ali Concerned, Oy TIE
Hon James l. Clinton Of Mississippi. and the Hon. "
L. Vallandi9ham of Ohio. During the entire perior m
anCe. the senior partner OF tie h'in or H., o. ~ l.
sat upon the Left Of the speakers, eandly smiling upon
al beneath him.
SIXTH CoyGREssIosAL DGsrICT.-The friends ard
supporters of the Hon. John w Chsner assembled ~
force last evening at ths S.adt Theather, 10 Fourth
etree rear Avenue A, to ratiiy his nomination as e"
ddate for Congressional honors, in Place oil John
Coehrane, who is claimed 10 DO politically decea'e,
20 lar as the Sixth Congressional Distrct Is
There could not have been lees than 5VUV persons
present during he remarks Of the nominee non D.
W. Chapler The resolutions as wei, az the speahiuR
were OF the most purgeDt order IeuIon, .en m am
Saxon We'd with each other in mel, t,speStSe uOws
b cen,ure ON the course the Hon. Joan Coenrane mss
seem 6 90 uursue in bic double capacity AS eASuryey IT
| ~ me Port of New-Norh, ana Congressman, con-
,racor snb rosa ia the pablo store' &c. The inset
;n@ was called 10 order by j. n. Fogary esq, and
J.dedish Miller M. d., presided The resolutions
were read by Chss y. l.oew, esq, and would bear
reetipg did space permit The meeting was address ID
| NV Mr. Cover, eX-Aasembly man, Of the Tenth Ward
the Hon. j. w. CHAMBER and Mr. kerrigAn in the Eng
lish laugusge aud by Messrs. We'll and others In the
German tongue. The meeting was, decidedly, all the
nominees friends could expect.
WILL THE TRIBUNE PLEASE SAY WHETHER i cAs
ors III have been in Albany, moved to the Mint
Ward Of this city last December and the 25d Of 0cobe
into the Nth District Of the Fifteenth Ward Aoo,rdn
yout edtors some Saysaace hlnk OIL, 0se ny v0t