New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-24
CENTRAL CAMPAIGN CLUB.

The Central Campaign Club held a ratification
meeting last evening in its rooms No. 100 Broadway.
The ball was closely packed. The President of the
Club, SIMEON DRAPER, esq, was in the chair. After
come preliminary business
MIR. WIN. II. Fry, from the Executive Committee,
reported the following resolutions:
Re,opd That the Central Campaign Club learn with eminent
satisfaction Of the nomination of Gov Morgan and Lieut. Gov
Lent % reelection for the Cub fully believe that the psops Of
the State win remember their good service their fidelity to Re
ecutive aud legi.si I've purity.
M s,s os nl H ComnP3sionsG ara Bss for
State Prison Inspector and recommend them to public suffrage
Mr.. Fry supported the resolutions in few remarks,
and they unanimously adopted, with three cheers
for the Governor and Lieutenant Governor.
At this time Mr.. Greeley entered. His appearance
was the occasion of loud demonstrations Of applause.
The President then introduced Mr.. Greeley in
little speech or said that there was need to intro
duce him.
Mr.. GREELEY said he knew, by direct information,
that the opposition to the Republican party had
to the conclusion that there no hope for them
cept in carrying New-York. They had sifted Penn
sylvania and leading Democrat bad said the other
day that there was hope of preventing Lincoln
Tying Pennsylvania by 10000 majority. They had
sun lees chance to carry Illinois Indiana not
NewoYoIk. Douglas would come back to New
York, if ever he got through going to
see his mother. Laughter Mr.. Greeley
smoke of the vote of NeW-York in 1855, when the
Americans and tie Democrats over voted the Republi-
cans and the change made in 1856 Last FALL if the
whole Republican vote had been brought out it would
have made 50 600 maj orty. the Democrats however,
were calculating TO secure the SIS votes of NewYork
by the fraud Of allowing people to believe that they
had 10 Bell and Everett electors. That game would
not succeed OF the journals which supported the
LII l,lE Iact w. MI.
COMMERCIAL was now earnestly for Lincoln and Ham
bn But the fraud was no less fraud in intention,
because it would not be successful. He knew they
would have good deal of money they would worry
the merchants with representations that they could
save their trade by paying to defeat the Republicans
The other day he asked Re publican merchant, who
sells millions year, if his business suffered by his
politics, and the answer was So far as he knew
an attempt to secede from the Union just to how
traby would fan. Weneed not trouble them The
Union men In their own States would take care OF
them and put them in small minority, where they
would stay great many years. In tins State there
would be no combination Of our opponens except so
far as the Douglas could buy In the Bfeckinrdge
men. With the Douglas and Bell parties combining 10
carry the Southern Sta'es against Breckenridge, no
honest Breckinridge man would help give the thir Y
five votes of New-YOrk to Douglas, for that would
serd Bell and Douglas into the House with Lincoln.
With all their money and all their frauds the Douglas
men eonld not carry the State; they could not name
Ten cOoDties that they could carry. They could make
4 good fight but there were not enough Of them. We
lad 325 600 votes Last Fall, on bright day, when
every farmers days work Yves very valuable 70 him,
we polled 10000 votes and at least $1,000 Repub.
leans stad at home We polled 25,O0O votes for Ere
mont and there were than 80 600 men who voted
for Fillmore who would now vote for Lincoln. lie
had never seen 80 much enthusiasm Ia any election as
in this. Never before had he known 30 many
meetings he'd and those 80 largely attended
lie was glad that the President Of this Club ar.
Draler) Was on the State Central Committee. IL
implied that there would be an early aud earnest
canvass There were three hundred clubs ia the
Twelve hundred towns Of the state; there should be
1ne IN every town. lie wanted arrangements made
or town meetings and district meetings everywhere.
Their opponents had been hoping that there would be
quarrel in the party, and row as 10 who was 10 DO
Governor, ana he was one Of the individuals who had
expected 10 90 up TO Syracuse and open the fight
Laughter lie never had bad any such intention |