New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-22
CITY POLITfCS.

1 hfftBLlCaNS aTIfNDl-luo uVks OShn NNfV~O =
Pennsylvania and Elliott f. Shepard, es7, will sPes
OF Dsmllt Dispensary, corner Of Twenty.shrd stree
ard Second avenue, this lMonday) evening, OF
| o'clock.
| A Mass MEETING IN THE PARK.-A mass meeting
Of the Republicans Of the lid Congressional Distrc
is TO be held in the Park this evening Gov Chase
Ohio il in town and will speak If hi, health will per
nit. Other distinguished speakers will address The
meeting. All the Wide-Awake Clubs Of the Distric
will he on hand to rs,ify the nomination Of Amor
Williamson, the Republican candidate for Congress in
this District. A feature Of this meeting will be stand
| especially devoted to our French adopted citizens
| from which speeches viii be made in their OWL
language This the first demonstration Of the kind
held in the Park during this campaign.
| PHILADELPHIA WIDE-AwAKRs AS VISITORS. On
| Wednesday next the Wide-Awakes Of Philadelphia
known as the Continentals" the Invincibes," and
"Cent-a Club" to the number of 800 leave that place
90 clock p. m via Jersey City for this city. They will
arrive at Jersey City about o'clock where they will
psrtake Of q collation. to be prepared for them. At
o'clock in the evening LATER they will proceed to
this city ty the jersey Ferry. 1t is proposed that city
Wids-Awakes generally meet them at the Ferry and
escort them to their quarters. For the purpose Of
rying ont this object the Grand Marshal, Gen. j. H.
Hobart Ward, has ordered meeting of the Board Of
Officers of the Wide-Awakes for this evening to make
the Necessary arrangements for proper reception Of
Philadelphia brethren 1t is understood that the
Union" Wide-Awskfs 10 entertain the inyinci-
bles," while the "Ciy" WideAwakes e to care for
the Coniinentals" and the Republican Central Cam
pagn Club provide for the Cen'rals" WideAwakes
Of the City Of New-York! give your Philadelphia
brethren a reception. Recollect that they bear
the inscription of Victory on their banners.
Tie Sixteenth Ward Wide Awakes turned out on
Tturfday night, in body of 100 German adopted ci-
zens, under the command of Capt Skel The Six
teenth, Twentieth Twenty first, and Twenty. second
Wards formed the Second Division and formed alto
geth6l body Of $50 men, with two bands of music.
Fourteen pioneers led the head then band Of music
surrounded by torches of the Pony Guards
Marshal Schroeder of the Sixteenth Ward, aud seven
aids; Alexander Macleod commander of the Sixteenth
wsId WideAwske Association; private gentlemen;
President Of tho Campaign Club G.. Manchot with bis
ofRcers, as invited guests; American standard. The
trantparsnces were "Pennsylyabis three cheers for
the Keystone State" "Indiana redeemed, Republican
by IS, OGO;'' "Nlane, always widsawakei" "OSiO,
sill right" and the names Of candidates for city Offices;
the Twentieth Sixteenth, and T Eeuty first Wards;
band Of music the Twenty second Ward The division
paraded before the house of Mr.. Augustus Dow, in
Bank stIest; three hearty chesrs were given bin,
UPON which be joined the procession, which then pre-
ceeded to the Cooper Institute. When Carl Schurz
had finished they escorted him home, and, after q
weary march through the German quarters in First
avenue and Avenue A, they returned to headquarters
where songs ard lager kept them busy till early in the
morning.
pa
publican Judiciary Convention met on Saturday even
ing at the headquarters, No. 6lS Broadway for the
purpose of nominating candidate for Judge of the
Superior Court, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the
recent resignation of Judge Pierrepont. Ths Presi
dent of the Convention, Hiram Barney, esq, called
the Convention to order at o'clock, and James w.
White esq, and ex Judge Slosson put in nomi-
nstiop On the part of Judge Slosson, however, it
was stated that he would decline if nominated The
Convention then went into an informal ballot with the
following re suit: James w. White, 70; John Sos 'op,
6; L l. Fancher, 9. The nomination Of Mr.. White
was made unanimous, and the Convention adjourned,
with three cheers for the nominee, the officers of the
meeting having been appointed a Committee to wait
on him and request his acceptance Of the nomination
REPUBLICAN MEETING AT WAsHIEGTos HI6HTs.-
On Friday evening" Oct 49, Republican meeting
great enthusiasm was manifested Speeches were
made by the Hon. William Cults Noyes, the Hon.
Abrsm WskeIpan, Republican candidate for Congress,
and Shepherd Knapp esq. During tie mo,ting the
Wide-Awakts from the Twelfth aud Nineteenth
Wards appeared in front of the hail. and added much
TO the interest Of the occasicD. The Rocky Mountain
Glce Club were present and gave some of thsir best
tones One noticeable feature of tie evening was that
the sst time Messrs. Wakemsn aud Knapp had met in
political gathering they candidates of opposing
psrties and now met to heal their differences and make
common oause against a common enemy. We learn
that many sccesaiops to the Republican party have
been made in ths Congressional district from the ranks
of the Democraoy. TWAS remsrked that, not only
| were the WideAwabes in favor Of Mr.. Wskeman s
election, but that they had wide-d~akeman for
| candidate.
The FIRST WARD WrDE-AwAKEs.-At meeting OF
the First Ward Wide-Awake Club, held at their head
| qusrters, Battery Hotel on Saturday evening,
October 20 the following resolutions were unanimously
| adopted:
Wisu son for oneres Of the Third Congressional District
fga gSers a. Gsan oar. oE to a al Honorable and s
means power to secure 'heif election Oh INC O uS
Some epthusiastc speeches were then made in favor
| Of the candidates, sni ii was
Per, That the Clb to meet at their hsdanser,
Monday evening October a. at o'clock TO proceed ia l1
uniform participate IN the meeting ofthe I I'D ld in
ard VIII Wa5s that will be held In the Park 70 rsy me
nations for Congesi and Assembly Of our Dlseu ING
citing then edouned with three cheers for the whoe hePuo
| lcsn ticket.
| EIGHTH DIsrRIcT UsIos CONGRESSIONAL CONVEX
TIoS This Convention met at the Murray Hill House,
corner Of Foieth street and Sixth avenue, On Satur
day night but sdourned, without doing any business
until Wednesday night.
| DEMOCRATIC CITY AND COUNTY CONVENTION