New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-03

sober then they were seised sstderiy WIN sgn' coo'
se,vstem spd tried srsdbg for other oanddsies aoo
bette, pIsiforr. They wire doing notfing ou' 8sU-
bling for the ofics and drinking; they heeeed ie.e
retire fr m ire Copvention TO confu't soo 70 drink
" ey esme bach mo IN ask leave TO retire az 70
DIRK ard IL ccrsult People migo thie be was scu
sied Nv personal feeling, becanse Doogss had nter
ferd 10 prevent him from taking bis seat ID tne Sn
ate. BE e'uld assure them his was not so. No."na'
standing DopgIas bsd tried TO secure the return 70 e
s4pste Of one Black Republican and 'one poea'ca1
mule Dntge McCsItyl he Fitch did not care
wbe'b'r Dougiss vote for i'm or not. He tDougf"l
and Dc,"ogoeue. and had MT particie. Of i.fa;;
.nce' He rDr. F. kn.p that and therefore cared
nothing for bis support
"A Douglss State Convention was held on the 18th
ult ct Nashville Tenn. and Electoral ticket nom
psteJ, st the lead Of which Is William Fl. Polk, the
brother Of the late President.
The young men Of the Twentieth Ward favorable
to tie eleeticn Of Lincoln aud Hamn lately organized
a CONF any of Wide Awskes, Rsil-Splicters calliog
themselves the Exoelrior Rriesde." Having chosen
Capt Blauvelt az their esder, they Last evening had
their first drill at No. I57 West Twepty.eghth street.
Under Capt Stocking of the Rail spBrters Battalion
lev p<Ifimed variety of exercises in the light
IfantIy Drill acquirtipg themselves to the entire
ss,ifsctop of large number of spectators. resolu-
ion W az pss ed by the Brigade now numbering 200
members, TO join the Rail.Spitters' Battalion at
StuyvesaIt Institute, and adopt similar uniform.
The Lincoln ard Hanlin Club Of Astoria beld their
frst public meeting on Wednesday evening last Dan.
isl Ujlmsp, taq delivered able address on the past
and pre- eel position Of the American party, vndics,ing
the course Of tboee Americans who advocate Rspubh
csnisp srd calling OH all present 10 follow bis example
Tie Hon l.. C. Carter, the noble Representative in
Cor gees for the district entered the while Mr.
Uan was speaking and enthusiastically cheeredi
aft a'd in short addIess reminding the audience
Of hs speech there two years sgo in which be declared
bmsel dpendent, Re reviewed the position Of each
Presdental candidate and sh owed tina. the Republican
party the only organization with which he could
consistently act. The applause that followed Mr.. Car
iers remarks eonclusivey proved that the Republicans
of Astoria heartily approve bis course in Congress thus
far and desire bet Representative for the fdture
The meeting was closed bya speech from the Hon.
sewa,t L. Woodford, graphically sketchng the life Of
Lincoln and contrasting it With the career Of Breckin
ridge The glee club wss in attendance, snd favored
tire audience with seveyal spirited campaign songs.
We notice articles in the following journals in "a
vor Of the reuomina ion Of Gov Morgan:
Oxford CbepaDgo Co Times West Winfield Cisrkimsr Coz
KisgtnS JsmTps AA warsaw Wyoming Co.. West
Porgbk. .p,e Eese. EN- New 1o,keE
r.tskin ExauineF. Mount Morris darlington Col
waertown Jefferson co., Re O. Union
FuEcPyile FULTON co., Re. TIsy Time.
wayerey CTioss Coz Advocate.