New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30

ID u, John Fitch, who spoke at rome lsog'h con-
49, the importance OF q thofouph Ios oony,o al
ee.he Mr. uoase Greeley then en.sea 10 hsna 10.
W. erected with immsuse appsa a, some lsnoib.
troduCed BY lne Dpoi1I - DR.. Sn0d-
,,e, ,,,s RENAL =. eptertaiA7a .bs
counnhg i rs seventh Ward, ns>, = Spencer fol.
gas, a. Nth short speech Chsr,es 90 Nr John
lowed in high terms IN aud E a. Edward Frazier
Com%elIGs' Honns for Assembly The nan Is o. uno
snd n,snsp were received with great at
% concluded by stating tha' nc nv
he audience at the Headquarters IN the taIeS,a
1ne evening next, on which evening tns .s.s
Iuesdlay he Glad tidogs of nation reassned
wouo nnv The meeting then adjourned VIVID tnree
times three tor the whole ticket. o,;o,
yorys MEMS REPUBLICAN, usloN'-EA sPe',"'
ao,;ro of this Association was h'd last ngut ~ .n'
S,nvvesapt Institute, S. NJ. Peck, Presiaen'' Tue
cbo;r. Old Abe's choir was present, afd opened tne
exercises Of the evening 6y nnHins '0'''"' ''o
,abicb were loudly applauded. .,,
WIN SnusI Uoiajing merchant Of this city, READ
Wv and carefully prepared address, IN ,ne
conyse Of which he reviewed at lspgth tue payoy
oueeon: the feeling Of the Soun IN reg1ru oo
md the folly of Northern merchants in allowing p0L
g. 20 enter into their commercial transacuoDs' ny
IIotaliug denounced the Dsunlon5ts, aeGiare' n
be In the souDdness OF Republican priuciPles, a
oova in his adhesion to Lincoln and Hamlln iie was
Sseadv 10 initiate his Revolutionary foreatners III
sbouidering his mnsket to put down dsunionsn, anu
g. d,d The neace of the country against all agrees
orr His remarks were received WIN gfeas hPpa"Tg
Mr. Clarke of Mount Washington followed Mr. H.
in few brief remarks, which were received WIN aP-
| plause. e .bo MA
siouaI District issued call for ratification
NEE ting for this evening, concluding with ei'howng
@Come one cone s!-espscey those who opposed to
contracting cpt the work In tss PUBLIC ,oI
| Wbereupon the Fifth Ward Douglas and Johnson
Clnb fsued call fora meeting for last evening to ratfy
the nomination of John G. Mather, the regular Tam,
many ominee for Congress, IN which they parodled
| the Wooden exhoTiatiOn az follows:
Arouse citizens arouse especially those who are opposed
to the .IIa lottery gambling whi;h is calculated to make
This meeting of the Maher party was held last even
ing at the corner of Mott and Camel streets. The meet
ing large and enthusiastic and was addressed ~
| Col Brockett of Michigan, John Brady, eFq Mr..
Reyes Robert G. Mcintyre and Vincent Clark OF TINS
city, most of whose remarks were decidedly uncom-
plimentsry TO the big policy and lottery deaf. among
tie resolutions adopted by the meeting was the foow-
ing:
and his satellites tn they will purchase The vote oil every
po7r the D.Iic desadng 20 oar nhood and we
from duty by the lavish expenditure Of his gotten gains
TIE HID CONGRESSIONAL DIsTMcr.-Df. James
H. Hutchjus, recently nominated for Congress by the
National Democrats in place of the Hon. s. 5. Powell
declined has written letter to the County Committee
in 1hieh be declines the nomination. There are,
therefore, only two candidates in the field in this Dit
ttiet namely: the Hon James Humphrey, Republican,
and Mr. Moses f Odell, Democrat.
The CoLoRED MEy OF NEw.YoRK AND THE Ne
oRoEs IN THE DEMOCRATIC DEMONSTRATIONS on THE
93p IysT-A meeting Of eolcred men was held IN the
Metropolitan Assembly Rooms in Prince street, on
Thursday evening Oct. 2 for the purpose Of express
ing their views in relation 10 the conduct Of those
La o.ad iut
The nigh! of the ODD inst and aided in mispresentng
and csrica,uring leading members of the Republican
party. Mr.. w. T. Widgeon was called TO the chair,
and j. b. Topp appointed Secretary. The following
preamble and resolution were adopted by acclamation
hfreas Jo,eph Titus VIM Gibson Joseph Thomas, Henry
Smith Lewis S "a IGS 6ia r., ss1ae them
ev. consent minge in the Democratic procession on
eoorS people OF Ills State and country did meaay
the folly and to the Padce' Of their mos: heaeS'
Replied he afoe;d hereby and
ali decent hone honorable coored people and con
signed to the rso1s Of sgih T o osbs the
RosENBoURGH's HEBREW TIcKET.-Mr. Lewis
COIN, whose name was attached to the call for the
meeting that made up the Hebrew Ticket says that
it was used without his knowledge and against his
consent and political principles, he being Republican
ani also that the great majority of his coeigionists
repudiae the ticket, and utterly opposed to bring
ing their religion into policies meeting was held
on Friday evening condemnng Rosenbourghs self
styled Hebrew Committee, and repudiating his ticket
What was their asonishment reading in the Stats
Zeung Of Monday morning that this meeting Endorsed
that ticket Mr.. COIN called at the Office Of that
paper on Monday aud requested that it be corrected
but his request was denied.
A CARD FROM MIR. BoGARDUs.
To he Editor of The n " Tribune.
SIR: Having declined the nomination rendered me
unsolicited by the Union Convention Of this city for the Office
Of Recorder permit say through your columns that
candidate for that any other office. You will therefore
psse except from your list of candidates before the people
ard oblge, Yours, &C. +. r. BOGARDUs,
Oct 2g, 1860. Nc. 1875 Broadway, ~ Y.
REPLY TO THE H, s. s. T. CIRCULAR.
We print the following as specimen Of the replies
which the Union circular is apt to provoke:
j. j. Henry esq, Chairman Of Committee, 81.
DEAR SIR l am favored with circular signed by
you ard addressed 10 "The Friends Of the Unlon."
feel honored by this attention. mere item in the
" sum tota unflvored by fortune" lso called, and
claiming no extra wisdom or influence yet do claim,
in a sincerity TO be earnest friend of the Union.
sm not willing 10 conceds that you can be any
more sincere in this friendship than am.
You appear to intimate, however, that as friend