New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-16

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IN ireoes a. .I :, G., .orinat'oc. Robert n.
/ Mc(ysrdx ESQ fto RsrrhIcar, % ,.s 1890
two yrays ago gsVe copgrs'ms '.ssrs.t 10 ~.
the bsEty suppor' o, tns V sHe,> BY ,. wsss
On. nnn"s "a M, s,sroer In WV, complimentary
| SPIRIT
RyprpIrcs- MYErrrcs TERoUogovT 1"h o'''
| The Republicans held mee,ipgs last ngh' ''a
siderable number Of places throughout the CIV.
TIE Twenty first Ward 8 large meeting was YOU
No d35 Fourth avenue j. S. ri tcrband. esq, a 'a'
chair. and Il WA resolved that 300 men. WIN NO.
e,terS The meeting IN be addressed ~ Csrsc'hs'"
Cooper IDsiu'e, Thursday next. fnerr W.. N.
spiriied meetings in the Twenty "ssu o; AZ
lincoln and Hsmlin Carnpaign C'nb, IN ~ g'en-
,eer,h wsrd Of the Railsplit'ers; in the rwets
Of the regular Association ~ the Nintn
Republican Guard; In SiytseDtb Warh o. .no 49,
,sr Aesocistcn; in the Twen.. second Vsro' ~ "a
XIlItb District Campaign Club, ard III VIC "'e
Ward by the WOrkirg0en.
Mr.. CocHRASE's NoMIsATIos-A messing VI"
held last Di2ht at Cooper Institute to rstdJ toe
sstion Of John Cocbrare for Congress-. Tse n'"-
Andrew MILL Of the Seventeenth Ward presided, |"
sitsd Bv long lat Of Vice Pre-. idents Ia which occur
n. names of ws r. As.or. John J.. Lloyd; S:tuy'1
Livingston Matthew Morgan. Chas- a. Seco, ans
Joseph Elliott. The Istifyiug resont,oos ~s~
adopted end speeches made by the ron; n. "'
htDtt, MI, Cocbrere, ano De iloL' w ms ~ -
MEETING At THE Cr1r wIDE-AwAxss' HALL
The third Ct the stated large gatherings for ne pur-
poee Of bearing roninent political speasers on sne
fues Of the day initiated a. tbs Hall under ne auspi
res If tho City Wide Awake took place lsst n'g,s.
Mr.. Coffin. the President tf the Wids-Awnkee, 10 INC
chair. BIZ. CfarIes A. Emerson OF New.IeYFy Wa
intro ducfd TO the meeting at O'Clock. He epoks ~
length the vital Interests Of white a. oe'ng IN
opposition to Slavery exteasioD, snd read soue m'er-
espe quotations from the decariioDs OF pr,ssLs prom
inent Democrata who were Republicans m spin. IN
former dave in support If bis position. N.Y. y: Ia
BrowDell, Mr.. o. h. Bupoe. and Mr.. 9. L. Woo
ford subsequently spoke aud the execse,l wore w
tersp4 rsd with stirring sopes by Mr. Clark or Hs-
chester, and Old Abes Choir.
The Sixteenth Ward Republican Aicocia ton met
at their headquarters corner OF Eighth avesue and
Twenty third street. last evening. Stirior addresses
delivered by Wn. H. Authon and II. SHELDON,
esqs.. to large and spprecistve audance. The He-
yubi;raDs of this Ward wide awake. fed deter
mined to devote their whole energies TO tue cause OF
Freedom until success shall crown their efforts
THE RFcoRDERsBIP notice tina. T6owsa b.
Yer Burep fel. fas been unanimously nominated BY
the Republican Convention for the office Of City Re-
corder. Though do not " ~ eddie with ,soitacs,
bave right to that Of personal fquai9t-
with Mr.. Van Buren, Justify the assertio rtbat be
is in every way worthy Of the office for which he he's
been rominted. His personal character s rrsprosrh
able, ard hs LEGAL experience apough to bAeesa hgs
dc gree % confidence iu his ability 10 dischsYe the
duties Of the Recorders office fshfnIIy and well. IL
cspsble horfs, end efficient men wsr'ed in orr
Cifv Government are sure thai Mr.. Van Buren,
will receive the snrsges of all ci6zers who believe
that onlv good aud capsule should he flevstsd 70
Office We mske the foregoing statement uSinhasnce1
by political consdera,ons bot from fire. conyict'ce
tNst fbonld be be elected. VIZ. Van Burin VIII uees
the expectations Of the bes ri'izsn, IN the rRut dis
charge of his judicial dute'. tChrs'ar lntslge-eer