New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-24
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La. r,-, q. Neary, Edward Cfaryi o''I1
'uetes' Iowam 'sry; Superiotendents OF Poor. ~
A"oihe5' ID. u. ', 0avid FIELDS; Justices OF 80
rel 20 CbsmbeIlain, Harley GODDARD; Corousl
tions, o. d. Edg,ron, = ma District. C. Ricl
EphrAin Whitney, Asssmsb. &. Latin.
s,dson; School Commissioner, h. ii, .dd,oss hi
Toe Hon. Henry A. Wise viii g. .s',sOburp al
fellow citizens in Norfolk, Portsmouth, :. Nations
Richmond in advocacy of the election Of b.
| Democrats nominees, Breckenridge and lans'
The Rochester Democrat and American OF BE- 'ar
day hiss the following notice of the monster Reuohosa
meeting at Palmyra on the 18th inst;
"The greatest poll zeal demonstration ever with sssed
| in Wayne County was made in Palmyra on lqes'sy
last The wea hir as propitious and every hiog vas
| 10 keeping with H. Early IN the morning approprats
Banners and fsg were suspended across the Prncpal
streets and at about O'Clock to Tn people began
10 Dske their appearance in goooly numbers. During
the day large delegations Of WdeA wakes arrived from
| the peiehboriDg towns. Gen. VIM II. Adams of Ly-
ons appointed President Of the day, who intro
Cuctd Senator Wade Of Ohio 10 he eager assemblage
This distinguished gentleman made a very comprehen-
sive speech, in the Of which be discussed 10
mastery the various topics which are agitah
our country at the present time The Hon. L. Nj.
Pcmeroy of Auburn addressed vast sudlsuc at Flo
rel Hall st the time, and in very effective man
ner. Senator Wade was followed by the Hoo.
Mr.. Hoeeboom of Columbia Couoty, who-although
be remarked TO gentleman near him that Senator
Wade had taken the wind out of his sails, aud had Left
him nothing TO 'ay-msde very instructive aud anus
ing address, which was well received by bis hearers
The evening meeting was addressed by Gen. Bruce OF
Madison County, in speech that drew forth the high
eet praises from all his audi ,ors. At o'clock the
Wide-Awske Companies of the several towns sur
rounding $50 in number formed into ne and paraded
with torches burning, banners waving, and transpa
reno ies displayed through the principal Streets filling
the air with brilliant emissions from more than thous-
an Roman candies. They confined their marchings
aud countermarchirgs until about l0l o'clock, whsn
they quietly dispersed and embarked on the convey
which they bad provided to take them to their
homes. The numoer present at the meeting was fully
10 000 audid who were at Clifton tina Saturday
previous sly that the Palmyra nesting outnumbered
that Without doubt cavil, the meeting a
great spccess, and will have telling effect upon the
approaching election"
The Republicans of the upper district of Westches-
ter County on Friday nominated BEsJAaIS F. CAMP.
Esq., Of SOmsrs, for Assembly. There were several
candidates. aud keen competition, but the delegates
finally settled Mr.. Camp wiki great uuaDimity.
We believe he had not been suggested as candidate
prior 10 the Convention. Mr.. G. Is known in this
City az prosperous builder and of business, 10
Westchester County as an energetic and successful
farmer and in both Counties most unswerviog and
intelligent Republican His election is morally .er-
tain.
The Republicans of the let (ruraD District of
Kings County on Saturday nominated THOMAS NIGEL
RATH, Esq, for Assembly. Mr. NJ. served our City to
great acceptance in both branches Of her Common
Council before The Japanese days. and in the Assem-
bly,, and will, if elected 90 to Albany unusually well
grounded in legal and legislative knowledge. The fact
that be wss formerly our associate in The TRIBUNE
must not suppress the ayowal of our belief that his
selection as a candidate is unusu ally happy one.
KIses County REPUBLrcAs ASSEMBLY NO"....
TONS The Kings County Rsn"l%, Assembly Con.
venoDs met IN tS several Districts designated 10 the
..,isl call Saturday mig last, and nominated the
! following eau if ates f r As emily:
l. Di.trict-Thoma. McElrsth IL D. o. Bradley Ill Hsr
nsnus Duryea ~ John E CammoyeI; v. Lucus C. An
| drews; vi. Cbss b. Fellow VII. Geo. H. Fther
1t is reported that the nominee for the lid Dstric
| will decline in favor of Mr.. s. B. Chit.snden.
These candidates are without exception, men Of
character and standing. Messrs McElrath, Duryea,
Andrews and Fisher have heretofore served accepaby
in the glslature. Mr. Fiber by his honest and up
pbt course last session. deserved the hearty and
imoCs nomination which he received. His course in
the Assembly won the ennity of certain contractors
aud rrupiopisls who worked hard to defeat his re-
nomination; but the result. shows that when the people
find an honest man. they know how to value his SER
vice..
FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRIcT.--The Breckin-
ridge Delegates to the Vth Congressional District met
on Saturday night, and nominated John Hauford ex
Aese man for Congress. The delegates from tue
Thirteenth Ward, Nsw-York, were ruled out, in
consequence Of suspected Douglas proclyities.