New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-18
REPUBLICAN, MEETINGS s.

The Republicans ofthe Twentieth Ward are to meet
st Liberty Hail. Noe. 1913 aud 125 West Toirty secoud
street. between Seventh and Eighth avenues on Taes-
day, September 49, at "A o'clock p. N.
The Republicans Of Queens County gathered In
great force at the Cour-Ho Saturday The nom
nations for county officers made with much unsn-
unity, and the general feeling was that old Queens
would roll up larger Republican vote this Fal than
before. Resolutions approving the Federal aud
State nominations adopted with enthusiasm and
stirring addresses were made by the Hen. John A.
King, the Hon. Luther C. Carter and others. Dele
cations chosen to the Congressional Convention.
The Lincoln and Hamln Club of Jamaica held
large and enthusiastic meeting IN their Wig van on
Friday evening. Earnest and telling speeches were
made by George G.. Bellows and James Farusu Of
this city. The Hon. John A. King, President of the
Club Occur led the chair and introduced the speakers
with few eloquent remarks. A company Of Wide
Awakes from Brusbvile arrived during the evening,
and were we'll received by the meeting, though on
their homeward march from the village they were
stoned and otherwise m'sused by mob Of boys and
men evidently set on by the DoDdescript flsionis bat
the scouDdrels only succeeded in wionng the contempt
of decent people.
The City Wde-Awake Club met at their head
quarters, No. 658 Broadway, last evening, aud re-
sole passed accepting the invitation OF the Repuo-
lean Campaign Club 10 turn ont in uniform next
Wednesday night for the purpose of escoring the
speakers TO the oper Institute that occasion. This
Company has invited the Contnental5 Of Philadsphia
TO meet them on the Sd of DC obsr at the grand ma
topal Wide.Awsks parade The following gentlemen
were elected delegates 10 the Wide.Aws Central
Committee: j. b. Cumming G. w. Miller and w.
+. Rich ardson.
The Republican, Of Bush wick Eighteenth Ward,
Brooklyn. held good meeting on Saturday night, at
the Croes Roads Hotel, C. w. Goddard, presiiiog.
Stirring speeches were made by Messrs d. l.. Nor
hrop, Thos. w. Field, C. w. Goddard ID. P Ste wirt
and Others and a considerable accession made to
tie Club
The Clifton Republican Club met, according to
previous aur last Saturday eveong. at the
Halfway Home {, hear addresses from messrs-
Briggs Curtis Brownell Sruve, FarreDce, aud other
gentlemen A large crowd assembled, aud upon the
arrival Of the Wide-Awakes from Tomptinsvile, It
ess found necessary organize second meeting in
the open air This was accordingly done, ard although
il had to encounter manifestations of Democratic
rufanism in the shape Of stones and other missilse,
from the inhabitants of Woodrow. village Of shsu-
ties occupied by the Democratic laborers engaged in
the COZ ssruction of Fort Richmond, whereby one
or two persons were some what injured proved like
the one doors complete success, the turbulent crew
being driven of by the Wide-Awakes. Tue speeches
were eloquent and convincing, the multitude enthas-
astic the weather fine, and at late hour all went
home rejoicing that free speech had been maintaoed
az thai The days Of fraud aud violence 10 Richmond
County are numbered. On the 26th, grand demon
etratioD takes place a. Quarantine.