New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-23

racy. On Saturday evening last The Club was cry,,
ized, at the foundsry in spnJen Doy,il, BY the chs,
ton Of the following Officers: PRECEDENT, DR.. Wn =,
vsriani YcePfesideDts T. NJ. North and II. Fs,t,a o.
Secretary, Lewis L. Del,Geli; Treasurer. JO..ss
Bickne; Ex euiive Committee, Messrs. Dpr.
Scfymser, Duke, and Durkse. Speeches were S,r
e"d BY r M. POer and VIM ". Howe Of Ysx-Y@i
al soo,snee Of nearly two hundred wOrkngmsu.
Amer W. sIou,iOn Of Republican tracts, which were
eagerly sought for the Association adjourned 70 meet
next SATURDAY evening at the same place.
-lfeHon. John /. siDeerand has received the Re-
publican nomination for tas Assembly in the Eni
District Of Albany County.
On the evening Of the 18Th inst there was crest
Republican meeting in Milwaukee, a. which the Hon.
Galusba Grow made an effective speech. .orchIieht
procession contained 600 torches, and & variety Of
transpsrencieg and significant banners added lie 70 the
occasion.
The Neuark Mercury ssys Of recent us.,ino.
"Jhe great German demonstration on Saturdav
evening was another evidence Of the deterunaton II
our German citizens to support the candidates of The
Republican party, and to show their attachment 70 ths
cause whose triumph Is already oreshadowed. Never
tefore have we seen inch an assembage in tas CITY
the Wigwam being filed TO reputation, mainly with
German residents and the spirit displayed sure
evidence that the Republican sentiment psrvsdes that
class Of our voters. The Sixth Ward Companies Of
Wide Awakes escorted the German Singing Societies
from Turphale TO the Wigwsm, where Thousands hsd
already gathered. The storm which had swept over
us during the day had tendency TO decrease The
tendance but the fame of the great speaker who had
been announced was superior 10 the nclement weather
ard the WiQwam was filed 10 repletion. The vsrioas
companies Of WideAwsBes came in from their head
quarters but there was space for them IN the Wig
wan. ard during the meeting they RENAMED ontside
exposed 10 the ttoIm."
TIE Detroit Tribune Gays that ia the procession
which recently escorted Mr.. Douglas through tbs
streets of Kalamazoo was large, scan,iiy-dresed
bideouslookng caricature of his competitor Abraham
Lincoln with large paddock upon bis lips As If tn
Republicans were not sufficiently insulted By its exh
bition in the Douglas procession, it was aterwaFd 50
pended from tree with in few feet Of the spsake
stand. The Branch County Republican gives the !
lowing sketch of how another feature Of the meet
failed:
"The Douglasites wanting to have negro IN
nen on W heels in the procession, vent after DARK
who resides about four mil south of here, and o'ie
him s6 10 90 with them. He consented, was brou
10 this village and lock ID in barn while his empi
eJs went TO their dinners. This tment the daI
did not like and while remaining IN duranee VI
borrid thoughts came in his mind He suspected
the treatment he was receiv ing that his employers
desi0rs mon his liberty and his thoughts involunt
reverted TO Southern chains aud slavery. Az Last
could stand it no longer. He broke out OF me %
and the Last that was seen Of him he wa noe, D
farmer come three miles south OF here, on fnl
escaping, as ne supposed, from hdnappefs ana %
aQe,"