New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-27

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rnno,s.s wbo v,uli defeat he Black Republican can,
ddata. II was ussIs,s for the Taumany facuon slu
III. Mozart faction - test their strength nus rA upTn
the Congressional Representative, aud Inuo tun T
rick of losing the Diuic. They could ascertain sne
relative strength upon some other csndidatss IL was
ess. ns u a. the Den s1oud have the member
OF Congress and 20 long they could nos un'e npon
him. he was Will & 20 withdraw, provided Dr brsd'
foro did The same. he c0nld not yield tie held, now
ever, 10 The Hozarters II was then
Rior thar IA Of this meeting be rendered 70 the
Hor. hnson Henick for the patriotic manper-Sc, NC
The meeting %. adjourned. The Nominating Con
venon meets to night, VIXEN, no doubt candidate
will be decided upon.
GREAT GATHERING OF THE PEOPLE AT OLD ABEs
CABIs.-Thsre VS. an imG sssemblage of Repab-
cars last night a. the Eighth Assembly District Cam
paisn Clubs bssdquart-rs, cod Abe's CABIN cor
ner Of Grand and Attorney streets. The room was SO
crowded, AID so much unes.iOess was manifested by
the outs5ers 10 get in-1s 10 -ten 70 tee speakers
tbs, ex-Ald Briegs, the President of the Clnb adj
iourned 10 the open air in Attorney street. Torches
and banners and speakers stand were speedily pre-
pared and the enthusiasm Of the people unbounded
Soeeebes y ere here made by John NJ. Flynn, Robert
II. Shannon, Mr.. WsshbuIn, and Charles S. Spencer.
Among the sudior, who patiently stood in the
street and listened The PRONUNCIATION OF KepuonSan
p,ipciples were q large number oil ladies. Inc
Weslchest.r Rails litter" William H. Haoey, en-
livened the interval between the speechss Dy sgDg
the sonp of Abe Col, 70 thu White House, ana
other campagp 2. res Ire " Prsirie SoDgsters Also
sung se, eral political sngs which were cheered VIZ
orously.
FRENCH REPUBLICAN CLUB.-The regular session
of this club took place Thursday evening. After
voc of thanks TO NJ Geo. Bachelor for the unurlng
zeal which be has manifested for the interests OF this
association and The pr alton OF Republican doctrines
smopg bis country men, j; was resolved to accept an
invitation to sttepdthe Congressional ratification meet
ing TO be held in the Fifth Ward on Monday evening
next. Tire La Fsyet,e Wide-Awases' Numbering
50 torches have received and accepted similar inyi'
taiion As this meeting 10 to be held in the Congress
siona District in which the greater portion OF the
French population of the city is concenrated stand
will be reserved for tter use and addresses Will be
made in the French language by Messieurs tarrenc'
Fader DEAN suld, Boucher, Bachelor, DR.. Trancn-
and ard other able SPEAKERS
INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC HEBREW GENERAL
ConsIr1EE-Ths body met last evening at No. 1875
Bowery. There was not full delegation present.
Frederick A. Tallnsdse was nominated as candidate
for Judge of the Superior Court, and the following
gentle men as cal didates for the Assembly;
Is. District L. Smith; I'D, VIM Walsh I'D G. B.
%SSa sSssI Vtf i.n.. Nash viith Oscar a. Bogat
iXth Cbal.s H. Inress Xth, Luxe Cozens xlth W% Nc
xIVey CHI H5tcsprs; xVtb Geo " Varan Xvlth Henry
Arculsrus XvIIth J. Jarvis Jones.
MEETING OF "GERNAs HEBREW" DEMOCRATS.
AT meeting gotten up TO order for the purpose OF
fnrtberpe the interests OF ~ T. Brennan, held last
evening at Kind Hotel Lutlow street, and number
ING between one and no hundred persons, resolutions
we,e passed repudising the action of the lndepen-
dent Democratic II Brew General Committee" j.
Rcser burgN, chairman entitled to no confidence or
support from the Germsn Hebrews OF this city, Inc
second resolution declared Xpedient to ndorse any
of the andC aes placed in nomination by the various
political parties with the exception OF NJ l. Brennan
frR.gis sr. The last ESQ uion concludes as follows:
We cor denim the pc lon taken by ko'enoargn In
trying 10 sell and auctiODeer the voes OF his fellow
Hebrew ctzens-as his action lie more like that Of an
auctioneer than good Democrat.
Stewart L. Woodford and Wm. II. Burleigh, will
speak tonight p the South Brooklyn Wigwam, Court
street, opposits Douglas street.
The Sikh Ward Re publcans had alarge and enthu-
Elastic meeting at their h. adquarters, No 100 Elm
street. Mr.. LeSs N. Peck, former President Of the
associaon. was called TO the Chair Spirited addresses
were delivered by b. Van Boren, Elial +. Hall, p.
C. Van Wyck, and CHARLES S. Spencer The latter
,entlemsu was particular happy in his effort confident
predicting that crime vice. and Fatty Washes would
ease TO sxi.t in the old Sixth after the election. The
meeting was great suceess 1t is the BELIEF OF Ne
ub,caps Of this Ward that the Republican vote esti
mated will be pOlIed.
MFR. Philip Merkle, one Of the few German Dem
ocras Of the city, who content TO 90 for the Know
Nothing Fusi Ticket, having Issued challenge to
various Reputlcsps TO meet him in the public discus
sion of tire stions at issue in the Presidential can
yass MetsIs. Tzschirner, Kapp, and Doua waited on
him with an acceptance of his challenge the part Of
Mr.. BeInhardt Jaeger of Hudson County, n j., and
Mr. Francis Zimuerma' # New-YOrk Mr.. Mer
kle however, was not able TO agree to discussion
with these gentlemen. he has evidently learned since
the publication of his challenge that discretion is the
better part of valor.
The Union Wide.Awakes had very spirited and
we'll attended meeting at the headquarters OF their
Club, No. $50 Broadway, last night. The speakers
were w H. Teft Fl A. Bowen, and DR.. Snodgra'si
all Of whom were listened 10 with great interest DR..
Snoderass as was natural TO Southern-bon nap,
dealt TIE fIUi of personal experience. Some OF bis
,a.ements of fact and bis anecdotes were unusually
fresh and telling, az shown by the responses of bis
au ,itors
WrpE-AwAKE Tactics on ELECTION DAY-CIrY
PRACTrcE-Tbe following plan Of operations, dra wn
up by William F. T. Chapman of the Eighth Ward,
Chairman of the Committee upon "Wide-Awake Tao.
tics for Election Day appointed by the Wide-Awaks
General Committee, was unanimously adopted at the
last session of the Wide wake General Committee,
and approved and ordered cent to the several organza
lions in this city TOis plan Of vi sDce carried out by
the wideAw axes Throughout. the Union must necessa-
ry result D large accession TO the Republican vote
at the next election:
WIDRAwAKE HEADQUARTERS, /
Nc. 6I8 Broadway, Oct. l9, 1850
in Wide-Awske Cen,r,l Commtse convened:
Uhe,eas ctoD approaches augt with the greatest IN
/, the duty Of ever tue WdAwake his endesyors
for the Of the Republican patty that thereby true ani