New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-17
BROOKLYN I7EM5g

purpose Of selecting delegates and altsrnates TO tbs
State Convention: sri II
Fa.r wAsp-yohn cs.bsw. Benz Ha.Lin, Geo. n Mod.
q sscsss WAsDoHeary oisy Jsmss Duffy Richard Ass'
'l1 am ss.s s; Ii fs :sa' W. FIX srdv. II
tsssrs Bs.ss;' ssst ~, 4 c'H'''' W. Il D.
Di Tn;4s gi c!%$s s John sA.ny Ars
'' Sixth T WV wv Coli o. Bradley, EdwsrA. L
Murray H. 3 ss.h R ,,,. svs.n crow.H wu,sn ..
Les. Samuel & Turner Ansrs~ Var Tsyle.
E,ssTS e., ss 4 Frs Ga p. % fn os
NiyTa w1sn-J5a d Ande.ars gi D. cass' g. p
fas1s % ser sSSsa .s ~ Sa Deus B.
P%:oa. VIM X Fho 2 ss sI John %hsi.s;
ss a' E sds 'sH'~ csusp Lar
r; T%sTS S..;. w.sDo n Bs.eh Edgar D.s J'ls
FCgS'f Jsss wss s Amen, John ss As.y
John T. Psrie, HasA S.sdoa4s ''hn M''''
sInrSSsrn WssS-J.ssb Rses, J.ces Rosersssn. Hss-
ssvss1sssrg yv.,;J ssss. .15 J. sos..d sM...s
y,, E,.... 7. W. rsld. c. v.
NsErzssrH wAaD-semusI Dshaon Daniel Goodwin, c. z
wsmpls, August sih,ggE W n Je s,.. 80
,ton, Wright, 4. Ceeuny. 49, ~ 'l-
After the election Of dslegates ia the Seventh Ward
Republican Association, on Wednesday svening, Q
meeting organized by the appointment q the Hon
S b. Cole as Chairman and resolutions wsre intro
daced indorsng the administration of Gov. Morgaa
and iustructng the delegates from the d cs 10 favoc
lis denomination. An anina,ed and exciting debate
Iowed. The Hon. s d. Baekus, eg-member Of
Assembly from Kings County opposed the resolution.
He asked whether the resolution was bssed on any
certain knowledge Of Gov. inorganic Integrity aAd
frmness, or on general runor and newspaper 10
ports He cautioned the Association again in-
dorsiDg a man against whom many charges had
been made; and in detail referred to tie Governovs
connection with the consolidation Of the Eew-York
Central Railroad by which, while State Senator in
1853 he had acquired the buik of his geat wealth.
Of the many schemes for the increase of bis own
patronage which had originated in his oce and bees
Iersisteny lobbed by his Private Secretary, WIS
the bill for the sale Of Quarantine BY the Governor Ct
private SALE in lot instsad Of by the Lana Cou-
nssioners at auction, in small lots recommended
by the Assembly Committee headed by the representa-
tive from this Ward, DR.. Tuthil. The appointments
of No aries for the purpose of influencing votes TO the
Legislature were specified and the approval of George
Laws Ninthavefus Railroad BILL at the time its les
hiqutous rivals were vetoed, was urged as re seon
for eon0emDpg both the Legislature and the Executive
who were implicated in the nefarious schemes Of plum
der at Albany last Winter.
After the debate had progressed the following amend
msn to the s o,g T. was offered by M a. -
course Of Mr. Thurlow Weed. In conspns With the gnio.
r 70 sPDsss e. s l.
% the most Ss.9S: d on s ssn b.. syss Ms.s
be has the schemes Of the chief OF rs
piunoefefs
Mr. CsAin deprecaied the introduction of such fire.
brand into the Republican party.
The of the Last resolution defended both ths-
proprety and necessity Of its paaa8e and gave notice
thai If il as voted down he should cause it to Be-
printed with statement Of that fact and leave Il In
every house in Brooklyn.
ance Company declared that he should neither vote
for nor in favor of Governor Morgan If he believed :
that Thurow Weed was in his favor. Mr.. Cobb stated
tnat Park Goodwin had told him Mr.. Weed motifs
ofG kHf HofI e{D
Mir. Goodwin gave Governor Morgan as his authority.
The amendment finally carried, and the resoiu-
tons amended, passed with one negative vote.
There present at this meeting, among many
other prominent Republicans, the Bon. S. b. Cole
Chairman of the NEE iDg President Of the Republ-
can Central Committee, Wm. A. Cobb the Hon. John
II. Rhodes and the Hon. j. ID. Backus, ex. Members
Of Assembly, VIM. b. Lewis, Water Commissioners,
David c. Ripgland, Republican candidate for Alder
at the last election Luke Ryder, s. H. TUNER.
President of the Re- publican Ward Associ alton, Rufus
Belkpap, Fire Marshal, and K. McMullen, export
Warden.
The JoISr BoARD.-The Joint Board Of Aldernsa
and Supervisors were to have met las. evening to en-
ish up tae business of the year. but quorum being
present they adjourned until the first Monday In Sep
TENDER. A meeting of the Common Council IL to ~
held on Monday evening next for the purpose Of csn
wasting the returns of the special election IL the Sew
enth Ward.
New WIDE-AwAKE CLuB.-A meeting was held
last evening at the Musical Hall Brooklyn, and new
Wide Awake organization was perfected, to be known
as the Zouave Wide-Awakes of Brooklyn. The fol-
lowing gentlemen we're unanimously elected officers 81
the new battalion:
Colonel s. Anable staatz Captain, J. p N. Thorntang
LIST Lieut., Erskine Rich I'd Lieut., VIM. Hatfield
large number have already enrolled themselves 40
members, and j. is the intention TO adopt uniform IN
keeping with the name they BEAR and also to con6ns
the membership mostly to young under the age Of
twenty. Brooklyn is making great preparation TO
enter into the coming campaign Her Wide-Avakss
bid fair to compete with any in the country II Is pro-
bable that the various Wide-A Awake Clubs viii be
united and put under command Of competent officers IN
order facilitate the taking part in the grand process
sionp which will take place this Fall Roil on the bah
for Lincoln and Hamn
REcAPTURED.-!Two of the prisoners who recently
escaped from the Peniteny csptued on edne'ay
night, and yesterday sent back TO their od f"@d
THE RAIL-SPLrrERs.--The spiritsd young kepuo-
icaus who compose this gallant battalion were out lss
evening for a march, The members OF Companies "A
and assembled at the headquarters, No. 6os Broad
way, at O'Clock and thence proceeded, with tie mn
sic Of Shel.on's Rand, to Washington battle-ground,
where they were joined by the RailSpattsrs Of tho
TWENTY. frs. WcTd. In number several hundred the
men marched popular route, attracting much at
tenon by their picturesque unifcrm and the light Of
L. h. IA soSa~