New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-25

aA,,ssS unacspS on reeclstsor that ell zoe VdnhA
R.tubIicar Cabs OF this Stsse obligated tnemee,sos
yots only for suct candidates as pledge theusetvs
oa,e and vote for tho repeal Of toe obnoxous sanoa
lavs IA adopted by the last corrpt state leg sa'ofS
The meeting broke up sffer 10 o'clock, h'gny as
iQh.d with the reults which proved tnst COCO mssy
Cld.Iire German Democrats had resolved 70 'o'e '"f
Lincoln and Hamlin.
"A meeting Of the Eighteenth Ward Working Mems
Republican Associstion took place at Concert Had, NO.
go Avenue A. on Friday evening the 2la Inst Inc
p,etipe was called TO order by the President, Mr..
Tboma. Stitch who addressed the meeting at consider
able length On the Land Reform principle. The next
speaker introduced was Mr. Henry Beeny, who also
,poke on the Land Reform ques ion for consdeFass
time. DR.. Jarvis was the next speaker ntrodasea.
He spoke chiefly on the Land Reform, and IN support
of Lincoln and Bamlin Toe next speaker introouoeo
was Mr. Fa,msn, who addressed the meeting afser-
ward for considerable time chiefly on the same SAD
jec. and the meeting adjourned to meet again % En-
day evenir e the % h inst, at the same place.
"A Republican Club wss.organized last Saturday
night at Eat Wilismsburgb, Queens County. Absus
fifty voters of the town mbled at Lights bre IVORY
enroll their names Mr.. Jacob Rueger, Presidsns OF
be Sixteenth Ward Republican Club Of Brooklyn, ana
Mr.. j. RoseDgarden were invited TO attend, Tor the
purpose Of shosng how Republican club could b
made effective among the German farmers in thss
township which was explained by Mr.. Rusger. Mr..
Rosepgarten was sferward called upon TO speak In
German, aud did 80 for one hour being lsteasd
to nth marked at'end' and frequently greeted with
applause. He gave history Of the Homestead Tariff.
and Slavery questions aud after the meeting was over,
German expressed himself to the effect that he pevor
b. fore heard political speech, his only information
being the N. T. Stats Zeitang, but he promised 70
work for Lincoln and HamliD.
AT meeting of the Seventh Ward Wids-Awaks
Battalion, held at their Armory, No. New Canal
street. last evening, Mr. Lewis Hoppe, VicePresdsat,
in the chair, and about 200 members present. the pa
rade advertised for Tuesday evening" 25th was pest.
poned unit, Friday evening, 18th. A Committee Of
three-MesHs Har,igan, Hall and McKinney-waA
appointed to select two names from each election dis
trct to form Executive Committee. After the trans
action of tie usual business the meeting adjourned tin
Friday, 25tb, at M
"A Republican Mass Meeting was held last night at
No. 3i3 Grand street. Brooklyn, <. D., under the aus
piees of the Fifteenth Ward Republican Ass,cisticn-
The meeting was organized in the open air in front Of
tie Headquarters Of the Association, by the appoint
meut of Mr. Edward S. Inskip, as President, Mr.. T.
Cable and Daniel Donovan, as Vice presidents. Mr..
Sieismund Kaufman Presidential esctor for the Filth
District was introduced and delivered able address.
Mr. Allison Smith was then introduced and sung cspt
tai soDg, witch was loudly applaudsd 1t was ex-
pectsd that the Hon. j. A. Briggs of Ohio, would ad-
drees the meeting but for some reason not explained,
that gentleman was not present. and ex-AlderrAa X.
II. Huntlsy was next introduced. His appearance on
the platform Yves hailed with cheers. He addressed
the asssmblsgs for more thaa an hour, securing tho
attention of his audience to an able discussion
of the lesding political questions of the day AT tho
conclusion of his speech the Fifteenth Ward sonss-
tors sung one of their Campaign songs, and the meet
ing adjourned with cheers for Lincoln and Hamlin.
From 900 to 5000 persons were present at the meet
| ing, and the Wide-Awskes had fine parade during
| the evening.
Tomorrow night the Wide-Awakes Of Rob
mond County are to have grand demonstration at
Tompkinsville Staten Island. Those who desire to
attend from ths city may spend pleasant evening.
returning to town by the boat after the parsds.