New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05

COLONEL ScHwARTZwAELDER A REPUBLIcAE.-
On Saturday the gallant commander Of the 9TH regi-
inert was in brewery in the upper part of the
city and after his departure his appeared upon
huge poster as the candidate for Supervisor in connec-
ton with the regular Republican nominees for the
oh,r Offices Upon close inspection it Yves discovered
that his name only pasted over that Of Mr. Ste Sard
and the paper being still wet, it was not difficult to
pull is Of and disclose tho of the better candidate
Now, dear Colonel do you consider this maneuver-
ing very smart and honorable {? Do you propose to
Join the Republican party Do you believe the
German voters of party dumb cattle that they
should not investigate as to the names and characters
of the candidates and discover such attempted de-
ceptioni
The German Republicans will not vote for Col.
because they d. not consider that be
has the proper ab lies and education represent them
In 90 honorable and responsible position. We are
afraid too that by such brilliant exhibitions Of smart
ness his name as high military officer may be tar
nished and that the enemies Of country may suffer
In consequence of his talent less than the reputation Of
his own regiment.
SEvESTH DISTRICT UNION RATIFIcATIoN MEETING
--THE PEOPLE REFUSE TO FUsE.-At the Fdson Rati-
fcation meeting Of the With Congress- onal District
held on Saturday evening at Pythagoras Hail. corner
of Twepty-third street and Eighth avenue, quite an
exciting scene took place. There seems to be great
classification against the Democratic candidate the
Hon. Ebsh Ward, which at the ratification meeting
manifested itself in a very striking manner. Daring
the whole evening there were continual cries Ior
Iatson, but La,son was nowhere TO be found ABOUT
9 o'clock in the evening however, the pent up feeling
of the meeting could be restrained no longer Inc
people had actually fOrcsd Mr. Latson from hH mouse
IN West Twenty seventh street and carried MN by
force 10 the Hail. where he was received VITA IRE,
mendous applause. His name was then substituted |
for that of Mr.. Ward, and lie was unanimously nonl
mated as the Union candidate for the vim Dstrct
amid thunders Of applause. SO great was the eDtaasl
asm that the people carried him upon their shoulders
from the room after the adjournment OF the meellng:
Mr. LatsOn Is the candidate OF the Minute MEN,
He was placed in nomination six weeks ago.
The CANVASS IN THE EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL
DsTRIcT-In response a CALL the frieni Is OF AbTam
wakemsn, irrespective Of party, met at Harwood
Hall, Yorkyile, on Friday evening, Edward Dayton
pyesidpg. II was grand rally Of the Wornngmen
who have known az tested Mr. Wakemans interest
In their welfare. At an early hour the meeting over
lowed into ia street. Wien Mr. Wakeman entered,
there could not have been lees than 800 persons IN
ard around the hail. His entrance e2used an Cutoars'
81 the widest enthusiasm the whole audience rCse as
ne man and sent up cheer upon cheer iOf AOIdn
" skeman the WoIkingmans friend. Hondreds were
,nable 10 got within sound Of his voice. mr. wake
pan occupied hour Ia most clndld ana Iuen 5taN-
neDt of his views of the principles Of the hspgDncan
syty at Issue Ia this canvas frankly answering All
9tsti0ns put 70 hin. Tie sntnasiasa Tss uHpVuAasu