New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-13
CITY POLITICS.

REPUBLICAN MEETING AT STUYyEsAST IySrTJTE.
Under the auspices Of the Union Wide-Awakes, a
large and enthusiastic meeting was held last evening at
their headquarters, No. 659 Broadway. James A.
Briggs presided, aud introduced CIV. Curtis, ezq.,
who waffreceived with long-continued applause aud
addressed the assembly in the scholarly and eloquent
style by which bis efforts are always characterized.
The cod Abe Choir" Gang several capital songs,
which the assembly gave demonstratiye evidence OF
relshing exceedingly This is one Of the most eaEne I
WideAwake clubs in the city, and is doing good work
fer the cause.
TENTH WARD REPUBLICkSs.-The Tenth Ward Re-
publican Association met lest evening at their Hal,
No. ga Grand street. A large, intelligent, aud en-
thusiastic audience was assembled and listened with
interest TO addresses from Mr. John CoEmerford the
Republican nominee for Congress from TIE lVth Dis
t-ict Henry s. Smith, and others. Mr.. VIM. Keilock
entertained the audience with song, adapted to the
ever-popular air of Dixie" which received With
roars of laughter. The Tenth Ward Wids-Awakes
will parade the ward on Friday evening next, with
torches and music.
EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT. An interesting
meeting of the Eighth Assepbly District Republican
Campaign Club was held lest evening at their head.
uaartefs No. 400 Grand street. The meeting was well
attended and addressed by Messrs. A. ID. Palmer,
Ethan Allen, and others. Campaign songs were also
snng by a couple of volunteers. A meeting " Ill
be held in this District some evening next week.
WIDE-AwAKE DEMONSTRATIONS rs UTICA AND
BosToS.-On Monday evening the Wids-Awakes of
Utica intend to celebrate the Republican victories in
Maine, Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indsna with a grand
Wide-Awake Gemonst alton. The Colonel of the Utica
Brigade hsa invited the Wide-Awakes of this city to
participate in the demonstration. AS it is impossible
for any complete company to accept the invitation
the Wlde-Awakes Of the different companies in this
city who may desire TO 90 ~ Utica will report them
selves at the Wide-Awake Headquarters after four
o'clock p Tuesday. The aids TO the Grand Msrshel
will alFo repCrt at the same place and time. The
Grand MarshsPs sdjuant, with large number Of the
ads will probably 90 to Utica 10 the Sunday evening
boat. The Grand Marsha and his staff have acoe pied
an invitation 10 participate in tie NewEngand DEM
oniraon which is TO occur il Boston on tie night OF
Dext Tuetday, the 10th inst. The Bangor Maine)
WideAwakes have rendered their services as an etcort
Of honor to Marshal Ward, and he has accepted
it.
IRISH REPUBLICAN RALLY.--A meeting Of those
"Opposed to fusion with Brooks and the old Know
Nothing party was held last night at No. 10 Broad-
way. w. Moran presided, and addresses were made
by Messs Conway, J. II. Lambert, and n. j. Ru5ch.
The meeting showed that there was among cur adopted
Irish citizens strong feeling of Indignation a. the
tempt TO bring them in as party to the Brooke
alliance.
WIDE-AwAKE PROFESSIONALISM evening the
XIIIth Ward Wi6e-&wakes paradcd the ward wish
torches blazing, banners flying, and bands playing, in
honor Of the recent news from Pennsylvania, Ohio
end Indiana. The procession was large one, aad
made fiue display.
Tag WIDE AwAKEs-Tbe City Wide-Awakea,
aud the Third Ward, Fifteenth Ward and Sixteenth
Ward, WideAwakes, paraded through Broadway Last
night attended by bands Of music, and attracted con.
siderable attention.
The With Republican Assembly DistEict Convsn-
ton met last evening, and nominated Mr.. G. A. Frazer
in place Of Vim. II. Vanderbilt declined.