New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-31

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II. d. McCLkLLASD, d. c. McGUINN, MILTON BALDWIN
The last Rally of the Banner Republican Club Of
Brooklyn before the Conflict, will take place tonight,
at the Wigwam City Hall square. james A. Briggs
ard Rufus f. Andrews will speak. This Club has
done noble work for Kings County this campaign.
"A mass meeting is to be held at Flushing, L. I.
this evening, which will be addressed by David Dudley
Field, Galusha Grow, Frederick Kapp, and others.
Wi6e-Awake populations from this city aud from
BROOKLYN are TO enghten the meeting, and the Wide
Awake associations of the county generally are to be
ont in full force steamboat will return to town
after the meeting for the accommodation of delegates
and visitors from the city and neighborhood.
james A. Briggs, esq, will speak at Morristown,
n. j., this evening; st Purdys Station, Westchester
County, Nov. Il at Bay Ridge, Kings County, Friday,
Nov 9; at Orange, N. j., Saturday, Nov. 3; at Pat
erson, n. j., Monday, Nov. 5.
FLUSHING, L. Ia macs rally Of Republicans will
be held here this "wednesday evening, 3isl. The
speakers will be the Hon. G. A. Grow, ex-Gov King,
Messrs. David Dudley Field, Frederick Kapp, j. j.
Bellows and others. The demonstration will include
a torchlight procession Of the Wide-Awake Clubs OF
the county, and large delegation Of their brothers
in torches from New-York and Brooklyn. The
Fushingtonians have chartered the steamboat Flash
inc for the OCCASION She will leave Fnton-street Slip,
New.York, at 7:l5, Thornes Wharf, Brooklyn, at
$780, and foot of Tenth street, NewYork, at 7:i5 p
M and leave Flushing on her return st II P. m Mr.
Baker Chairman Of the Committee Of Arrangements,
requests ne 10 say that beside the invited delegations,
Wild. -Awakes Of other clubs will be welcome, and
assigned positions in the procession, their uniforms aud
torches being sufficient ticket for the trip Mr. +. A.
Potts one Of the Marshal aids will be on board as
escort.
The Freenen of the Ist Congressional District, it
would appear are fully alive to the necessity of re-
eIectiug the Hon. Luther C.. Carter, their faithful
Representative in the present Congress.
The Republicans of South Western, New Haven
Co. Conn., met in mass meeting al OraI ge Center, on
Friday evening last 10 the number Of 200. Wide
Awakes were present from BIZ mingham, Woodbridge,
Milford, West Haven, and delegation from New
Haven. VIM. A. Crofut, editor of The Ddnbury JEFF
tersonian, addressed the assembly, after which they
rartook of generous collation. given by the ladies OF
the town. "Old Orange was never before so thor
ougtly Wide Awake"
The Wide-A wake Republicans of Elizabeth, n. j.,
had grand torchlght procession-about 1900 in iue
last Friday evening; and intend having great meet
ing in Library Hall on Friday evening Nov. .. The
Hon Wm L. Dayton, Jopeph Hoxie, esq., and others
will address the meeting.
David +. Stout is the Republican nominee for
Presidential Elector in the With District Of Penusy
vapis in place Of Levi B. Smith, who resigned when
nominated for Congress.
The Republicans of Rockland Co. have nominated
Edwin N ,rks for Member Of Assembly, f. b. johnson
for School Commissioner David d. Smith for Treasur-
en- John " b. johnson for Justice Of the Sessions and
| John j. Secor for Superintendent of the Poor.
"A large and cordial meeting Of the Republicans OF
Rockland County was held at the Wigwam of Haver-
| straw on Monday evening. The Hon. Edward Pye,
the presiding officer of the meeting, made short ad
dress and was followed by Charles Whitehead, esq., OF
New-York City. A great meeting for the county is
called, at the came place. on Wednesday, when Gov.
| Noble will speak.
The Republicans of Pa,chogus, Suffolk County,
met in large numbers at their Wigwam in that place on
Saturday evening, and were addressed by George
Terwiger, esq.,, of this city, HE scath ,g deuuncia-
ton Of all attempts at dsunion on the part of slave
olesrcby as well as his facts aud arguments tending
to show that the Republican party is the only trne ma
tions party, produced marked effect The proceed
Tugs were enliyened by several songs by the Pat
chogue Glee Club. The Wide-Awakes were also ont
in foil numbers. On Saturday evening next the Re-
pubcans intend close up their series of meetings by
general jubilee Patchogue in times past was strong
y Democratic, but year by year their majority has
sensibly decreased, and at the coming election by
careful analysis of the votes it is well understood that
Lincoln will carry the poll by about 100 majority. Old
Suffolk lie Wide-Awake.
The Republicans of Rockland Lake held very
enthusiastic meetir at Fchs Hall on Monday even
ing, presided over by Mr.. George Hoffman, and adj
dressed by Mr. Thomas Robinson, Thirteenth Ward
Wide Awake, and Capt Burt.