New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-24


,ion platform commencing Itself 70 every ifssno
lov;ne a5ontsa ssep. He bad doubt that HODGE,
Old Abe' would be elected triuwpnantiy, nou 80
vented every German c zsn 10 osss pis D. So
coin and lin, thai il might 90 ss'u "a " ahv do,o
bstoTisn that ,he German Rspubhe9rs nsd hooy oone
their cuty az helped 10 dshrone the save
OFgarchy which now misrules this goriops country.
The speaker was warmly appauded, and ID conciu-
SION, he requested al present 70 JON @as '0 ns
mseSipg would take plsne next Wednesday, tbs 18th
met when campaign docums ns were 70 be distributed
Messrs Wacbter, Letxelser, and Herg were eestsd q
Committee TO draft the Conftjtuiicn AVID Byi2 laws, and
4 was further resolved to buy 100 copiss in GERMAN,
f the Republican platform, published by Mr.. Fredsck
Ra1chfuss proprietor of the New- Yorker Abend:e!-
tung. The meeting adjourned to Thursday the Beth
mat after giving nine hearty cheers for the nominees
of the Republican party.
DoueLAs CENTRAL CAMPAIGN CLuD.-A meeting
of this club was held last night the of Broad
way and Thirteenth street Mr.. c. Goven In the chair
| About two hundred persons were present. The
| Executive Committee reported that they had made
arrangements for "grand Douglas demonstration, 70
take place at Union Square the 18th Of September.
| The Chairman Of the Committee stated that Mr.
DOUGLAS would probably honor the meeting WIN ms ~
presence and address the audience. He hoped IN an
loyal Democrats wond rally around their stsnoaru
besrer and show that they were stii aive ana ooug
At the ensuing election, he felt confident that new
majority woud not be less than 50 600. The demon
strstion would commence at o'clock In the afternoon
In order 10 enable persons from distance 70 unite WIN
their fellow Democrats Of NewYork. The report was
adopted ~, 200 ;r.r,
uoed and made brief speech, In the course OF wncn
be reviewed the position Of the Demosrsue parry. mr.
p Y Cuer followed and spoke Of the reception that
| Mr. Douglas met with in New-Jersey on Monday eve
| nino The people of that State had embarked with
viii in the good work. Mr.. c. also present at
| ID uQas meeting in Bridgeport, Conn.,, and was much
pleased with the spirit manifested by the Connecticut
ptople on that occasion The speaker Thought that u
they would put their shoudersto the whsel, and WORK
| with energy, they might roll up handsome majority
for their standardbearer in the State of New York.
After the adoption of resolutions approving the Elec-
tr ticket made up at the Syracuse Convention OF the
| 10th ins;ant, the meeting adjourned.
| ARREST OF CoUsTERFEITERs.-Last evening, Off
Ger Lyons OF the 9TH Precinct, RECEIVED information
that large quantity Photographic counterfeit 50 bills
on the Ca;ita Bank OF Albany, N Y, were abou; be-
ing put in circulation throughout the city. He I'M
medatey communicated the fact to the Police at head
| quarters when Operator Rowland sent telegraphic
dispatches IN regard the aud to all the Stations, and
the patI omen were directed TO notify shopkeepers 10
be on their guard. During the evening Timothy
| Mccarthy was arrested in the Second Ward Tor at
i tempting TO pass of the bills.
Sergeant Ward of the Twenty-fir Ward arrested
two men named Edward knight and Alexander Ma
thews and found $237 of the spurious money IN their
possession. They attempted 10 pass one OF the DIS az
furnishing store in the Fifth avenue Hotel Building,
and were followed thence 10 Twenty street and
Madison avenue. Knight says that he is a confidence
| oaerator A man giving his name az John Smltn was
| arrested in the Seventh Ward.