New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30
MASS MEETING IN THE THIRD DISTRICT.

MASS MEETING IN THE THIRD DISTRICT.
ENTHUSIASTIC RATIFICATION OF WILLIAMSON
GRAND GATHERING OF AMERICAN, FRLNCH
AND GERMAN REPUBLICANS.
A rouaiDg meeting of the voters of the Third Con.
erefsonal District vas held in tue Square in front Of
the Fifth Ward Hotel, about the great liberty pole,
last evening to ratify the nomination Of Amor j. VII
larn son, Eco. for Congress. The fire and smoke of
many tar.ba1Iols, for an hour before the meeting,
called universal attention to the Square, and for a
block on every side, The streets were packed with
eager SPECTATORS The Wids-A wakes, arriying at /.
oclcck attracted much admin 2.ion and high.eued the
intensity of the excitement. They presented large
hunter Of torches aud GONE tine aesigrs on taeir
tTsnspsIetcss.
At = O'Clock the meeting was called to order By
AkDREw BLEAKLEY, Eco, and Alderman WILLIAM
TUCKER was unanimously elected President of The
meeting The folio wing gentlemen were then elected
Vic.-Presidents and Secretaries.
Vice PreieHh-s;s wycsOGa, R s Gould, Dr. GatG,s
BOyee Pete FL P Gogls. Gts1 + Ho En- Johp
Krgey Jo.erh Tu,ior Dr. Ffet IsTaer Thee; A. Mad,
Abraham Rler Frederick A Goetze, James Wir.srboom,
Sie11tyi~, w F r ChsSrar, Andrew W Leggat George
Allen, =. F. Luee l. Dean. T. Fitzgerald L. seoHir j..
StsS. SAa n eo m berry JIM HH1 A u o. y Ei F
Mr.. Eumone Clark then proposed tle following res
olntiors:
H1ra crisis has occurred in the domestic affairs Of the
naion which demands the AID uDpueced attention
every the An erican Repubha crisis VIII h afch
ssatc are from reccr ary motives endesvorg to msre
sr Is the fruits Of the foundation Of the Republican party
while It s. tu;h the result OF hsie own and
inf control Of tie Federal sste, and Municipal Affairs Tor
H1 the q ss' @, at Wv Wien 10 D n,
r'~ ,e Psry In power tqt 1lao to decide wnt oa
TIE policy Of the Gogeuu nj for future Therefore we '
kepn,ears OF Tie lld Cong pst es OF ths NJ VI
few OK, in meeting assembled do unanimoHsy
power awe for Lincoln and Hanln such meoTy 10 t1
fmrre stae vii leave doubt In the mind; Of the Psops
the other States his Union 10 determination 20 u.s.
the power vested IN under the Constuon 20 pa.
bop md al osd aud n word 10 1--WE Vitality to the en-
herseent policy embraced in the platform Of pncips ind
r. TRa; We hal the retis Of the Elections held ia
Pnnsy wants Ohio Indiana Maine, Vera oat Missouri D.la
FROM far 81 orgo1 a. incl strs the deetpini
e. tho people of al sections Of our common cGunt 70
bring he GoyeTnH ent beck to the sndsrs Of tne ear
Dra cqns of the south and their erye tools
Of the Northern saes who sacrifice hen mann oa On VAC
Ih,t pride spd hope the assurance that
b. phsny sustained by the people at tho coming
sfd ha: both he and bis worthy Associate Lieut. uoy
bill vii be- phaIty elected g. tie high aud po.i-
which tLsy have wohiy ard honestly hed dans the
an That regard Importance to the eeet.oa o.
Lincoln and Hamin the Of rue iud tried men 10 repro
;. ~ =. Ass Wamson We shsl hsvs an .bls'
hfu honest Representative In the Hall. Of Congress-
do hetsy iHtoe rstfy his nomination, and urge upon
tlcois OF the Tie Congressional District the nece.y
every effort 20 give MIN such vote on the On 81 10
WI PLACE II out ~ the power Of our opponents 70 a.
privs him n the position 20 which he honestly Iel "
IL fIov-czen. two wear, aso. recent p,tcrm
Ihnciple pot forw ard b. candidate. We hayr -
that his election shall give effect to ou5 PrnPe s
secu!a 4 ient che vctr la Congress from THIS city iot y
pee Homes Tor thu People Protection 9 Aurosl
further extension q African sa,ciy - a' 800, NJ a.
white from the Territories oi the bsltrs IT.
sprtdy 'ruct a. Estlfcsi 20 ~ O-u -
arv 10 disrss tie character ~ AT NilA;oh IA
lIld Cor glcssioIa District Ebe.e be u Snow ah ""''o q