New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-11
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

Col. c. j. Jack Of Brooklyn viii this evening adj
dress the citizens Of NewYork az the rooms Of the
Young Mems Republican Union, 10 Stuyvesaut Insti-
tute on the commercial adv 4ntages which VIII accrae
to New-York from the election of Abraham Lincoln.
Although Republicans act in this contest for something
better than dollars and cents il pleasant to know that
" honesty is the best policy in politics as we'll as
trade and that prosperity does not require that we
shall sell our principles well goods. Col.
Jack has given this interesting comparatively novel
topic much attention. and will treat it in thorough
and effective manner.
A meeting Of the Seventh Ward Wide-A wakes
was held last evening a. their headquarters, No.
New Canal street. to mabe the final arrangements prior
TO the parade Oh Thursday night. The business
merely Of routine chara .ter and the addition Of some
thirty new names to the roll making a total of fifty
new members added since last meeiog This club now
Numbers $50 men.
Ting Tenth Ward Wide-Awabes held a special
meeting last night at their rooms No. 27i Grand street
(RuDks Hotel, for the purpose OF dribiog This club
now musters about Us members. The drilling was
well executed, loudly applauded by the spectators
of which there were great numoer.
Pursuant TO q call from the President, Mr..
Elliott, the Thirteenth Ward Wide-A wakes met last
evening at their headquarters No. 1924 Grand street.
for the purpose Of transactDg some unmportant un-
finished butiness, and for practice in drilling The Club
contemplate sending series of resolutions compl-
mentary to the Wids-Awakes of Washington City
Some seventy names added last evening" and toe
Club expect TO make large turnout on the night Of
the parade.
"A regular meeting Of the Seventeenth Ward Wide.
Awakes took place last evening at their rooms, No.
l69 East Houston street. to complete the arrangements
for the parade Thursday evening, which occasion
they will muster about hundred men, Forty names
were added aud tie Cub adjourned 10 participate in
the banner raising at Mr.. John Lambrechts Hotel No
907 Fifth street.
AT a meeting of the Eighth Ward Republican
Association, held last evening at Metropolitan Hall,
Prince street, Andrew Beskley, the President in the
GUAR resolution was adopted heartily niorsing the
nominations made a, Syracuse. Committee Of Con-
ference with the Eighth Ward Lincoln Club was ap-
pointed consisting of j. j. Shaw, Jas II. Corwin, w.
F. t. Chapman and T. McDougql Immediately on
adiCurnm.nt a meeting of the Ward Wide. awakes
was convened, when the follo Ting officers were
elected: Captain, William Pye Leutena lts-First,
George r. Douglas; Second, Joseph A. Cook; Third,
Geo. Rogers Fourth, Edward King; Orderly Ser.
geant, Clas II. huueni SocOuu SeIRoahtj JdWos NC
Cormick; Third Sergeant VIM. Sager; Fourth Ser
gent, A. j. Conroy; Ensign, Ralpn Peeney. After
passing resolution TO turn ont at the ratification meet
ing on Thursday night the cub went through several
drill exercises.
The German Republicans of the Seventeenth Ward
assembled in large numbers at Lambrechts Hotel No.
3O7 Fifth street, for the purpose of raising Lincoln
and Hamlin banner. Addresses were mlde by DR..
Foertch and others The speeches were mostly ad-
to the Germans who responded by cheer after
cheer, aud the meeting sdjoutnsd at a late hour
"A special meeting of the Ninth Ward Wide Awakes
was held at Bleecker Buildings last evening, to make
arrangements for attending the ratification meeting
Cooper Union. They will turn out about $50 torches
and will be accompanied by the Ma onal Guard baud
forming an escot Of the Republ Association of the
Ward TO that meeting. This company will take the
right Of the fret division on that occasion.
The Fifth Ward Wide-Awakes had street drill
sst evening 10 full uniform, with torches and accom-
panied by Il band Of music. Their line of march was
through Canal street 10 Watts, through Watts to
Greenwich to Hubert, Hubert TO Hudson,
Hudson TO Laight, Laght to Yarck, Varck to North
Moore, North Moore TO HGdeon, thence 10 Vert
Broadway and Headquarters az Lands. There were
,x divisions, making fine appearances large con-
urfe Of spectators lining the streets through which
hey passed TEis Clab meets again on Wednesday !