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

short DURATION because in bali an hour after the ssoX
occurred, smother Republican meeting was orgsai,sS
In the same Hall, over which Mr.. O.hmsn presIsS
:, Mtssrs; Hdbne, RoseDgNden. Splitter, Icters,n ana
DouIbarct made eloquent speeches In German ard NJ
1eof9s H. Fisher lcan1idaie for Assembly, SPOKE h.
En8'sn 70 Inc most enthusiastic crowd ssse rblad
night. ' '''r' '' ~'o-
nave no doubt that the confusonists inteadsdn
.a'ch ZONE nunoreos OF votes by this trick. hoos
mey VIII not be discouraged; we will asss, theuH
lhsy want 10 gain any more such victories owe, ,hs
tailors and mechanics l would pronosa n thsm.
call meeting OF the cabinet makers next: there IA,
chance AT all events they are entitled IN the sns.,s
thanks OF the Williamsburgh Germans, who nsyw
engaged Themselves better than on this oc.as;on NV"
Ha''a""'9h NOV l. 1850 TAILOR
-Solomon L. HoI esq, and others win aAlrss..
Republican mass meeting at Hoboken Station, "a.
Railroad, in New Jersey, this evening The Re ,ubH
cans are doing good work in that quarter Of New.
Jersey, and will undoubtedly have large meeting
Charles N. Emerson viii address Republican n,x.
ines at Franklin, N j., Thursday, Nov. Il Glen Cow.
L. l., Friday, Nos. 2; Caldwell, Nj. Saturday Nov.
3; Waterbury, Monday, Nov. s.
II. w. Williams, esq will address 9 RspuhHesn
meeting at Rcckland Lake this evsning, and win
speak in the Wigwam at Brooklyn on Saturday
evening.
William II. Burleigh viii address the Republicans
of Tarytown on Saturday evening the Sd ine..
The friends Of Freedom were ont on Tnursds,
evening in great numbers, at Babylon, Suffolk County
L. l., to hear the Hon. Waldo Hutchins, Of New
York, whose convincing arguments were received with
round after round of applause. The name Of Luther
C. Carter brought tremsndous round Of ayplsnss
and will bring still greater vote at the polls On Tass-
day next.
Mr.. Nortbrup of Connecticut, and Mr.. w. Barnes
# New-York, viii address the people Of Babylon this
,veDing for the good cause.
The Republicans of Saline, Washington County,
ED cheering meeting on the Goth of October. Gov.
tanton delivered telling speech In the evening the
recession numbered by actual count over 1000, l25
of whom were vermonten from Fair Haven and
Poultney. The Examinations of the bu ldings aod fire.
works added to the briancy Of the display. Al tho
meeting in the evening, there were speeches by q
wde-Awake Captain, till very recently an American
one from an old Democrat, and one from an Irishmsn
all driven into the Republican ranks by Fadon7
and disgust.
"A meeting of the Fort Lee Republican Clab wM
held at the Davis House Tuesday evening lss Mr..
Joseph Hoxie addressed attentive audience for nearly
three hours in his characteristic style at once humorous
instructive and pathetic on the sabsorbng theme Of
the times, viz the corruption and mbeeility Of the
present Administration, aud showsd conclusvey that
the only remedy for this existing evil Is the election Of
Abraham Lincoln Of Illinois.
The Lincoln and Hamlin Club Of North Hemp
stead, Queens County, held a meeting at WestbCry on
Monday evening, Doth inst. The meeting was ad-
dressed by John Ordronang candidate f1r Assembly,
and Joseph Hoxie, esq, of New.York. A large au-
dence gave their attention for over two hours 10 sound
and truthful arguments.
1t has boon ascertained that in Washington Co. a
large number of persons, who known TO have 5een
in the country but two three ysars in possession
of their naturalization papers. This may be the case
elsewhere. Forewsrned forearmed
There was glorious Republican mass meeting in
Ridgefed, on Wednesday evening. Speeches were
made by the Hon. Girls S. Ferry Of Norwalk and
Nelson L. White, esq, of Danbury. The Wide.
Awakes of Rdgefeld, and from several adjoining
towns were out, numbering $50 torches and present
ing fine appearance Refreshments were served, and
the meeting broke up at about 10 p. m.
AT the foot Of the mountains which hem in the
4" John Brown tract on the south, stands reclining
gracefully upon the banks of the Sacandsga RIVER and
near where the lines Of the counties of Fuloa Sara
iogs and Hamilton meet the beautiful village Of North
vile. Stretching from il In all directions are fertile
vaies, where cluster some Of the beet grazing frma
in the State. In this picturesque region on Friday
lsst, the friends of Lincoln and HamHn held large
mass meeting. The farmers, with their wives and
daughters, from all the country round about, were
present and full of enthusiasm. The three counsies
wers well represented, especially Fulton and Saatogs
persons beipg in attendance from distance Of thirty
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length by Henry B. Stanton Of Seneca. The evening
was made brilliant by hundreds of Wide-Awakes
gathered from the surrounding towns, and general
illumination of the village The crowd was addressed
by Simon H. Mix of Schohare County, Republican
didate for Congress, and Mr.. Bachelor, member Of
Assembly from Saratoga. This demonstration never
had parallel in that section of the country and il has
hardly been exceeded in enthusiasm and effectiveness
by any meeting held in either of the six or sss: eoun-
ties along the Mohawk. 1t was great day for the
Sacandaga Valley.
"A large and spirited Republican meeting wa. held
in the little hamlet Of Miburp, four miles souh Of
Hampstead, Queens County, on Wednesday evening,
which was addressed by William Eas,ou, sel, and
William H. Burleigh. The Wide-A wakes of Hemp
stead Village and OF Smiihyle on, in fjrce and
their excellent discipline and the splendor Of their
torches added not little to the enthusiasm OF the coca.
sion. The meeting was complete success, ami closed
at late hour, with cheers for the Republican esuss
and candidates.
The Republican mass meeting at Undertook, Co
lumbia County, on the Goth inst, was perfect sue
GEES. The addresses were by Senator Wade, Messrs-
Beale, WILDER, and others. The Wide-Awskes msis
fine display and the illumiDstOns and snthusis In
tie evenpgwer all that could be desired. We Learn
that KinderhoSk will give good ae,oun. Of hsrsef.