New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05

S ; ;ss in their seais and cal for three cheers
Gov NJ Wakeman spd then three more Tor Mrs wake,
man whose deeds of charity at The sde OF the
81 many of the DOR Irish In the vlcoi,y have made
her persona ~ an idol with them all. IL 10 not oiten
hat candidate has many personal friends, willing
10 sacrifice party predictions from feeling Oh con-
6dence IN, and respect for, the mso ~
The meeting was also addressed by MI. h2oeft |
Shannon N a speach showing that the kepuoncan
party s the only party caring for the worktngman.
The following resolution, read by C,as. l.. Frost,
wss upsnimOusly adopted;
Whseds Abram Wskenen belongs 20 the party VINO sVe
by their acts rather than BY toe cheap words that they
as he settled freedom aud FIeemen rather than to mig
gers md nsbobs; therefore -
9 ! ne pull 3 uTopg pull and pull all together
The meeting then adjourned, each man pleognS
hiu self TO be a committee of one to work for mr.
Wskeman.
GERMAN MASS meeting OF THE FIFTH AND EIGHTH
WARps.-Notwithstan the farious storm, which
prevented hundreds from being present. enthusiastic
meeting o. the German Republicans of the Filth aud
Eighth Wsrds was he'd on Sat irday evening the 80
inst at No 1888 Hudson street, for the purpose Of
ratifyirg the nomination Of Amor j. Williamson tor
Cong,e.s. Mr. John Vogel Of the Fifth Wari called
the meeti, Q to order and Mr.. II. Klein of the same
ward was unanimously chosen chairman The audi
sncs vas addressed by ACKNOWLEDGMENT R1sch OF
Iowa Who. in an able speech-interruped by frequent
applsue-fho9ei tat, notwithstanding the pretensss
ard sruu pops Of the Democratic party 10 the con-
traTy this very came party hottie in its prnpss,
as " ell as its acts, to the Homestead BILL lie a'so
showed that Abe Lincolns private aad puohc ehttac-
Ter as well SO his public acs made him the most desr-
able candidate Of all before the people, even 70 Demo
crats. , -,
appeal TO the audience not to lose slgnt OF Tue lpol
lance of the Congressional elections and warmly
recommended Mr.. williamson TO the support OF all the
Gtrnans of the district. Mr. Tzchirner was then INTRO
duced and bis speeoh was one that went 10 ts hearts
Of the people. Mr.. f. A. Goethe then offered the fo
| lowing resolutions which he supported In a Drlei
address, especially dwelling the last trick OF the
opposition press to frighen the people INTO voting
against Lincoln by th.ir hyP?cEea cry q ei Ts
astrous than any former one-al beng caused 0y ths
| certainty of success of the Republican PresdenAal
ticket The speaker sho Hed plainly that over lmpor'a
tenn was the sole cause of the crisis experienced here
in 1887 and 1857 and that it our duty 10 prevent
| the recurrence Of another crsis, by remo'mg the
| fret cause which could only be done by protective
| tariff.
| The resolutions were unanimously adopted after
which the meeting adjourned. They are as follow
R,srsd That we recognize Amor Williamson tue able
sna ef Of he Uite States and tia. we hereby pie le
ourselves all honorable and exerons to assure his
Beso That regard altogether beyond question s who
candidate foI Superior Court should pc an9 as we
pledge ourselves to the hearty support o. the hepuocan no
nee William Ste want, who has given ample Pto' OF
sCper and every true Republican Of
GeFman birth, not to be Aaray from voting for hi
whole Republican ticket not from aoy sng Of PI s rs s
ensuing elections ere known as honest and able men,
SIXTEENTH WARD.-The Republicans Of this Ward
met at their Headquarters on Saturday evening and
notwithstanding the unavorable state of the weather,
the room wac filed with the earnest and working R.
| rubliceps of the Ward. DR.. /. w. Ranuey was
called to treside and addresses were delivered by the
| Hon ID. X. Jsques the Hon. A. j. H. Duganne, Gil
bert Lutser and Isaac Dayton, esqrs. Inc speech OF
Mr Dugsnne was one of the best of the campaign
showing up the falscy of Squatter Sovereignty as adj
| vooited by Mr.. DCUglee 10 rem kaoly clear and
| magery manner. He aunouc ced himself as hepce-
forth an advocate of Republican principles, and would
| work for the elevation of AOraham Llncoln 10 the
Presidency, the representative Of those principles
All the speeches were received with great favor and
determination manifested to 60 to work for Lincoln
| and Hamlin at the poles on Tuesday next.
The Republicans Of the XIIth Ward hold large
and lively meeting at Wakeman Hotel, corner OF
| Fourth avenue and Eighty sixth street, on Friday
evening last. Edward Dayton presided and addresses
were delivered by the Hon. AbIam Wakeman and
| r. II Shannon, esq. The hall was densely crowded
with interested listeners, who mostly laboring
| men.
We have received from an adopted citizen Of Irish
birth well written and vigorous appeal to his coun
tTymen to vote the Republican ticket at the election TO-
morrow, which we must decline publishing, not deem
ing il wise to make specal appeals to classes or nation
| aliies, as Irisbmen Germans, FrenchmeD, &c. When
an immigrant becomes naturalized he is henceforward
an American citizen, and should be treated as such.
| Tile Rocky Mountain Club Of Brooklyn held
large meeting at the Wgwam on Folton street, which,
u the abeence of the President, Mr.. Mudgea pre-
| sided over by j. Davis Dunn, esq. Addresses were
delivered by Mr.. D. Kalbfers Of Pennsylvania, j. NJ
| Eager, VIM. b. Barber, s. d. Backus, CO.. Shepherd
and o. T. Beard, which were we'll received. The
people would not allow the meeting to be adjourned
| until II o'clock.
The Republican Association Of the Sixteenth Ward
| German Adopted Citizens held meeting at Msnchots
Hotel, No. 172 West Twenty-Fifth street, Friday
night, at which more than 100 members present,
and in which the following resolutions passed.
Resored That vote and body for hbra
BAN Lincoln fog President and Hannibal Hamn for Vice Pred
give free labor ana free honesto TIE poor ana rGonqes that
GIT to possess but which they have lost during he last eight
| years IN the eyes Of the civilized world
Reolred Tha, uphold Edwin d. Morgan for Governor Of
toe State Of who dared to give his
sgIs the percu Sunday laws which not worthy of the
Re'oted That vote for Augustus Dow for member Of
viii employ his Influence For bssssdo aud
tu may be instructed TO protect the nghs Of ouf ATOP ed
Reolred That support the election Of Horsto ~ sher
for Of Assembly who personally present. and
Sn9 forever tie Sundsy laws which no cz coultry ex
| cept Puritan England, does any more adhere to
Resoird That support William Stewart for Supervisor
for the City Of New ioLk and to oppose the election oil his nVa
the Germ.D Christian Schwartz. elder
FbS tecBuse native ciszens look upon man. whom we
propose for such high Office representative Of science wis
dom and diligence and although MI may be
net think hin fitted 70 NIL such place.
on Of Dr. Bennghausen Governor of the Am'ouse, and
supported hisrival .,-..,,