New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-08
REPUBLICAN NEE TINGS.

Pursuant to a call signed by sxty.two former
members Of the Eleventh Ward Association, meeting
of Republicans was held at the Hall No 81 avenue ID.
The meeting wss called 10 order by John Lewis, and
George F. Steinbrenner was chosen President pro
tenn, who on taking The chair explained the object Of
the call 10 be reorganization of the Republican party
in the Ward the old Association having becons ssts
and licking the confidence Of the Ward, it ws neces-
ssrv to consolidate anew, TO give character and eff
cheney 10 the efforts quisite for carrying forward the
Or. sent campaign AID strengthen the party 10 iaare.
The meetir was h,rmoDi us in action ana the fnow-
iny officers were unanimously elected
President John Lewis lst Vice President O. stsineren
nsr. ID Vice PIesid.m W. L. ~emael secretary bd"n
Stewart; Corresponding Secretary, Hunts Treasurer o.
TIE Cau psign Club of this Ward will meet next
Wedp. sday night at this Hall when an address VIII
be- delivered BY the Hoo. D. n. Merritt OF New'Jef-
sy. A Wid.-Awske Club has recsn'ly organized 70
Vi Ward, and is going ahead In common WIN ~
similar organizations in the city.
The Seventeenth Ward Wide-A wakes me. for
drill, al No. 1863 East Houston street, last night and
had pleasant time.
The Sixteenth Ward Republican Campsigo Club
held meeting kst night at Republican ward heso
Ouarters No. 245 Eighth avenue. The President Isaac
DsG on IL the Chair Though the evening was oPpres-
svely hot there was wded house. After some pre-
minary remarks by the President relative TO tie Ciue
tshipe action in the Wid.-Awaks process'en On t1e
evening of the Rat fcaou nesting, on the iStn, nc
introduced the bon. Thomas B. Carroll OF Troy, VINO
addressed the Club for more than an hour toue'ioe
upon various subjects, now in q humogons VEN "a
anecdotes admirably appropriate and amnnog. snen
sgsin In mastery manper porraypgt pnoopms
Of onr own and the wont Of principles in our OPP
nep,s Ii SO altogether one OF the best VI
he CampsVu. Mr.. Orion offered resoionoo ie-
commencing artion ss suggested by the fresoens ~
his opening address, which was adopted, m'ef "nen
the meeting adjourned.
At a. meeting of the Fifth Ward Wide Awake
Association, held at L.ds Hotel last evening, sixty
new members were added TO the roll. An mvifaeon
70 attend The ra,ifca meeting at Coopers insu'u'e
next week was accepted. An invita- ion VIVA aiso re-
G, iyed from Albany 70 attend III 'ston meeting 70
he held at that place on the 18th. II was rcsolvedo
hold ward tarade, with uniforms and torchee, on
Monday evening. Ire f1 ,wiog officers were elected,
| completing the organization;
Ii.utsnsrt.-sd b. Pagan Ah, W. CGloet Oh Cham
besn. ssrsal.s.-ad VIM COnAln ith d. L. Ros'ssr "h'
There is an esprit de corps in the company which
uust soon bring Il into the front ranks Of our city
cluos.
"A driIl of the Tenth Ward Wide-Awakes took
place at No 274 Grand ct Get l.st evening. TIE new
movement Wide-A sake tscics, introduced BY The
Grand Marshal Gen. Ward. was prac,ioed with sue
cess Taey meet again for din on next Moaday and
Wednes day evenings preparatory to the grand turn
out at the ratification meeting on the 18th.
TIE Sixth Ward Morgan wids-A .skes, Capt.
McGDl had drill Last night at No. 100 Elm street.
IL was decided to bave a street drill next Monday
n ht and also attend the Cooper Inst NE r.tiaca
ii meetirg The club holds regular meetings every
Wednesday evening.
The Ei,st Ward Gs-nan Lincoln and Haulin
c,ub me, ,as. svenirs az No 81 Greenwich street,
ps,er Er,,, in the Chair resolution was adopted 20
&C.,, %, :; oor,no.v Nth tina Nide-A oak. Uniform
% nor,;c;no,s IN The GRAND ratification meeting ON The
1ab inst Thsrs were $50 names enrolled for the &C.
casion. TIL. proper officers were elected.
III. rs,,h W.. \ p.n,h,oon A.so.;o,;or ma,
Loo, ,,oh, a, No 6,s Rrooowav ybers brsf .osachs.
IT,. "a. h, n, 7 w crasn and Mr. r. r eruar
wv ~. ,o;, ;c.l ons,,;on. ~ ,bs da, Thu sIno-,o.
y. -
'''.U '-N, - -,
rscu.s dis high duty and rsbai,d official mssss
s ono S w p9pI sui, S.1. s
peoples that IN hi. denomination ana that Of Robert
Zeal terests thu mainensDce Of ths public credit
e e % & Esan Ws .ns m Sn s s.
NOvsn bI the State cIe .h.h conviction s,d &c
sSse SoS Int fo% o, the sb, sl.es H'' n0'
essd Th., the sDus ion. Of Samuel Bsros: s st I P
On. judiciOusy made and viii DO BY cordially
Tb, the .son 4, thu .v, .publ.c.n State Of
Vermont showing increased vote for Feed,% n ny asan
ReVublcsns Of the nation mean 70 d. in and ,
adversaries In this State whether divided o.
overwhelming defest
-Tna W;ds. rvaka Central Com mittee met lat