New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-05
REPUBLICAN NEE TINGS.

held at their headquarters, Suyvesant Institute, last
evening Several speakers we're announced for the
evening, end at little after 8 O'Clock the Chairman
introduced Mr.. WILLIAM III. TEFFT, who proceeded 70
sketch the rise and progress of the Republican party,
and give brief review of the Issues presented 70 tue
people at this coming Presidential election lie quoteu
from Mr. Dou glass speeches to show that hs doc'nne
of Squstter Sovereignty was IN fact cai'uii'ou ga
tend Slavery. In the great progress VI hepuoh.Nn
principles during the Last four years one party nus
gone out of existence at least become tue a eou VI
a. Democratic party and these principles have reached
So, ,ho Nam ,cra c party He referred to the char
a.o- &C tia Rsnub)ican candidate for the Presidency
o. ono worthy of exalted position and hearty support;
and confidently predicted the success of the Republican
party.
The audience were Dext favored with singing by the
Rocky Mountain Glee Club who sang "Lncoln and
Victory in manner that called out the most enthu-
siastic encore; when they gave another campaign
song followed by long and lond applause.
The Chairman announced that ex Judge Beebe, who
was expected TO speak, unavoidably detaiued and
he would introduce Mr.. f. c. johnson. MIR. johnson
proceeded speak at some length concerning the diff
erent parties now in the field and the different cand
dates before the people. The meeting then adjourned
The Vth Assembly District Lincoln and Hamlin
Campaign Cllb met last evening at Metropolitan Hall,
No l7S Prince street. the President, Mr. Coapman, in
the chair After listening TO an address from the
VicePresident, Harvey It. Cleveland, the meeting ad-
iourned for the purpose of organizing Wide-Awake
Club. The following Wide Awake oil ,ers were
elected: President, John j. Shaw; Viee-Presidents
Francis f. HuIlbut Edward Hslleck; Captain, VIM.
Pye. w. Il. Chapman, FL. Tucker, and VIM II.
Saeer were elected delegates 10 the WidsAwake Cen
tral Committee.
The Fifth Ward WideAwake Republican Asso-
citation met at LaIds Hotel last evening, and elected
the foop ing officers for the civil organization:
Presden n Kings ey, ST. Secretary, John Edersiui TTei
urer Tuhil; Presidents Jos. Taylor Theo Ward
John Contrel, W. H. Bal ey T. H. sPooner Tho ouswater
The officers of the military organization are: Capt
John S. Moore; Fret Lieutenant, James w. Mat
tssoD; Second LeuteDant, w. II. Bailey First Ser.
| geant, NJ Madigen Second Sergeant A. j. Moore
| Tbos Roe, f jackson and John Eierkin chosen
| Delegates to the Wide Awake Central Committee
The election Of men who not afraid Of work, and
the enthusiasm of all concerned in this movement
| must insure success.
The Ninth Ward Republican Guard will assemble
at headquarters Blocker Buldiugs this evening, at
"A o'clock, prompt, attend the grand Republican
demonstration to be held at Jersey City. The line Of
march will be through Amity street down Broadway,
through the City Hall Park and past THE TRIBUNE
Office, thence to Cortland5treet Ferry. Tne Guard
will be received by the jersey City Wide-Awakes,
| Major d. S. Gregory in command. New-York Wide
Avskes are invited TO Join in the march, The officers
| of the Ninth Ward Guard are: Captain, Henry G.
Robe lst Lieutenant A. H. Keech ID do, j. f. Por-
ter; Sd d., Eugene Ward 4th do, James Galway;
LIST Sergeant, r. p. Clark; I'd do, - Kssam; Sd do,
- Cbenowith 4th, Geo. Keyed, and four corporals
The Thirteenth Ward Republican Association met
| last evening at No 1921 Grand street. large
number were in attendance, the President, Thomas c.
| Gould, in tie chair There was no business of i'm
portance befoe the Association and after speeches by
several of the members, the meeting adjourned.
The Wide-A wakes of the Fourteenth Ward held a
meeting last night at No. 400 Broome street. to COM
plete their permanent organization. The following
officers chosen, for the civil organizations Pres
dent, Isaac erman; VicePresidents, Chas K. Birds
eye and Z. A. D'ez; Secretaries, Robert L. Jehriss
! and Daniel S. Duval; Treasurer, 8. S. Benedict
There about 100 already the roll, and the
number is constantly increasing. They mean to briog
in su the Republicans of the Ward into this organ
izaon.
The Seventeenth Ward German Republican Club
held spirited meeting last evening in the large Hall
of the Lincoln House. corner of Houston and Allen
stree 8. The hall was crowded by an enthusiastic
| audience of Germans, who entertained by
| speeches from F. Kapp and Sigismund Kaufman,
esqs., who on the Republican Electoral ticket Dr.
| Samuel T2schirner, and others The speeches were
able, and fully exposed the attempts of the Fusion
party in this STATE TO cheat the people by two faced
ticket. The meeting adjourned at late hour with
cheers for Lincoln and Hamlin.
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