New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-02

be OFT vsl interests Of hs free settler ADD cooost.
TIE Republicans are in favor Of reforms and Laws
hat msy preserve intact ard pure the glorious iastd
tioI seemed to this cuntry through much blood
she snd wisdom, BY the founders OF this
Republic. They want an equal and impartial tsshbu.
ton Of the pubic good among AL clssses--thsy
ant to oIsce 10 the administrative Offices. snd
tie en- hes Of ilstice men of well Known moral char
seter of virtuous e5gs and propenstes and genss-
ally Of respectable staI ding 10 the commuoiy:
Bel cid then, ny countrymeD, the t~o lines opex
b, fore you Choose bet xesn thoee. You who fyoS
&C, viiude degradation of labor corruption sod ins'
.1ee n putlc offcisls m vote for one OF tie fes,
arties esged agar ct us. But those who have q
hear liberty honor orslity and due respe for sod
protection Of the working those, hoag, VIE
cannot rspudate the love Of hbrty and order, viii
certainly and unbesitatingly vote the full R,oaei'sa
ticket An IrALfAF EIKcrOh.
Her. Yo,k Oct 81, 1850.
DIR. NJ Z. Fey spsshs tonight at No. 35i Pesa
street. in favor Of Hr. c. nerford and at No. 6St
Eighth Avenue, fer Abam Wakeman and Judge Bird
ssli
Tho Natiors Union City, County and Jcdic'sry
Convention met last nigh at Taopss Hotel In Broad
way corner Of Eighth street, and sfter considerable
wrsne ling in regard to Mtss. Brennan and Peck 81.
jourpsd without doing any business.
"A merchant from abroad who hiss just visited taa
j,bbng sbos hoasss in tpi, CITY, feeling somewhat ia
teresc 10 tie strength of tbs Republican party, writes
ma that he has canvassed seven hooses With the follow
ing result;
The Fourth Ward Republican Association held
meeting at No 354 Pesrl street last night the Iarses
and most OIL thusiastic meeting held ia tho ward
Charles s. S, encer, DIR II. Eyre, Robe 81. Fly,
ard z. Delaseld Saith addressed tue ussting, ae4
tteir remarks were listened with crest deal Of At
ten,ion and most enthusiastically received Tue Asso-
ciation displayed for the first time, large rsrsps.
rer CT over the door. The Republicans OF the Ware
are in resli'y waking up, aud the Republican vossn
this bepgbted locality will be greatly increased on next
election day.
FIRST WARD MEETISa "A large and enthusiastic
meeting Of the First Ward WorkiDgmeo, with d!stile-
ton of party, was he'd Last evening at the corner Il
Bread and Water streets The meeting org 'ni-el
by The election Ct Mr. Hicks as Cssrnao, aid J.ha
| hickey Secretary. Eloquent aud effective sp'eooea
were made by ). NJ. Peer and E. j. Brown. TIE au-
d.rce Lis ened with marked stsnor, ard at the cor
cluson Of the speeches the meeting adjourned <h nine
cheers for Amor williamson, the Working uanis
candidate for Congress.
FOURTEENTH WARD.-A very enthusiastic meeting
of tte Germsr Republican cbizens Of the Fourteen
Ward was belo last isht 426 Broome street JssA
Con mertord, Sigirmund Ksufmarn, sd John Fitch
aod he people and there was full indorssmeut
o. THE CAL 6dstes the District and determination "
vets the entire Republican ticket.
RArIFIcATIoN MEETING "A large meeting Of The
Twenty secoI Ward Republicans was held lat even
ipg at StadelteJeer Hail. No. 26t Sixth svenus TO
| ,siify tie nomination of Ahiau Waseuan, the Re-
publican candidate for Congress in the With Distc'.
The meeting WIS addressed by several sble gsutenee
residing in the District, whose remarks commandee
the attention of sll present. frequently scitns hearty
| applause. 1t wac lars before they adjourned.
EIGHTEEKrH WARD REPUBLIcAsrss The Eight
.en,b Ward WorkinRue ems Association DIR. Strisoa,
President aid the German Republican Associstions
| Mr. H. Schmidt President held united meeting isst
| night at Concert Hal, Ayenue A. The spacious hall
gas dersely crowded by nnDeous and enteo,isssi'
audience. Mr.. Z. F. Cowdn addressed tho meeting ia
some length on the q1etioDs Of the dsy, and esps-
cslly urged upon bis hesrers the l0p0I ance on elect
irg their csI dida,ss fl Cor Rrsss aud Assembly he
was foil yad by Mr T. Fonda ths csndliats for as
sen bly, who briths, but clearly stated his Wis rs %
al TIE one stioDs at saus 10 tne pressut election rhsn
C.l Reepy raid fes words Ia regard 20 the To ne
sead Bill and the reoessars cor sequen,s 81 ts -
| & %. whersupoD Pref Ghuben ses and Mr. William
Sci wab addressed the IpQ 10 Germsn. The Tor
ner ed the position Of the different parties md
would up with eowirg eulogy ths principle, Of
the Re nbliean party, dra"r 6sppy gsIs'e. 20
veep tie est defepdTe a social and rshgi9ue i'e-
eIty, wicElife Huss Luhsr etc AND the det Idsrs
of "free en- fee labor, snd free speech fro
Fax il 81 d J.1eIson down n B ware aoo ocou y.
Mr. \ bw,b eS,lsiJ ed 20 bic hearers 10 snor 'oSs
suo el ont nj n an er the theories az free sds ana OF
rroie,tiye tarif whsreupon the eetins SOLO rrto
| with teariy chs,rs fr LDco'o aud Esmnn, ncfBae
a, d Csmpbep, WSkersn and Fonda. Harrsh for tie
| olo Egh etpthl
yT1,RAss OF 1912 A goodly number of the Re.
nptLcao yetsraus Of tina War Of 1872 sae nblec last
evening at No 6lS broadway, for the parpo'e Of
c,unelire tcetbe in reference the coming elscioe
Mr.. Is.ac NJ Pbyfs wa, called upon to preside over
the ass molly and on tssiog tue chair ssld Brothers,
We have met together tss eteuius on tie mos. in.
DOR sn, occs ion that has called together
that Of the War of 1879. We have assembled to cup
port ne.lss not men, aDd hope that every brother
| soldier all be found st tie ba 1T box on Tuesday
rtxt dep siipg bis vote for Abraham Liocoln and
Hsniibal Hsmln, the true expoucders o. those prin'
eles bcb Of rs have shed our blood TO ,upp)rl
| TIE Pres cent c, II, luf.d by iut oducfg the uoa.
Truman Sui h. who add ,sssd ne useh & fcI Isaay
| an hour H. stirring appeals 70 their patriotism
He wac followed b, Wu. II. Anthon, whoss father
conn az id compsn, in 1912. DE called heir altar.
ton 10 tNeco,ruyii of the present Adnniusuon IA
Of the Democratic party, and showed the utter ao-
turdy tf he oiEnnion cry.
Mr. OIrip Abbott en- old volunteer, then 1Heree
few Ienaks calling upon the veter ns to rsty to tue
support of The Republican cause.
| A series of rsclu'ions indoreirg the Republican
platform ard csnd date, was utanimc dsly adcp cd,
after which the meeting adjourned.
NATIONAL DrsocRArIc Colsrr Cos'rsrIos.-
Tbi. body of which Jrdge 5cherusrhon is the Pre-
idsnt met last nigh, 10 convention with the General
COMMITTEES, at Tb,orps Union Place Hotel, and nxed
upon TIE following ticket after ocnsderabls dca Nj
For Reeistsy, james Lynch; suP.'viso', Vart'ua
Sehwsrzws elder Surrogate, {. u wet O"y Jag
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