New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25

the crest Republican heart, waose every pulsaoD is
for liberty and for the Union. II indie ited Vitality
spirit, energy, al hope and triumph. He paid high
tribute TO Mr.. Wskenar, and urged the necessity for
work. And they should TO it that, election day.
all voted ary for there are some Wards in which the
whole vote cannot be poed daring the time The pohs
are open.
James A. Briggs of Ohio, was the next speaker
After referring to Mr.. Wakemans trustwormnesS anu
the doctrine OF free land for free he SAID that Tue
OF the Keystone of the arch had taken Mr. Doued
at his word when he said that the interests OF
vania had not been protected as they ought 70 nse
been. The South have been clustering anu
a GOOD while and now il seemed ss though they were
likely 10 be in the condition OF that - antediiu
Wan hero who importnned N ban 10 allo" Mn III
10 90 into the ark, but was repea'ed'y
from the water be asked to go in, bat was still denied
"a hen he made that ever memorable remark, wen,
90 10 thunder with your old ark don't believe there
e GOING TO be much of a shower" Before he closed
be wished TO cay that the Union was in danger "A
laugh You laugh. Well 20 down where am 10,
Gated, where the Bulls and Bears New York and
Erie hes fallen quarter per cent Toledo went up
some 30 per cent and it has fallen back few per cent
and the Union is In dagger.
Gov Chase of Ohio analysed the elements OF fusion,
and was frequently cheered, Indeed were all the
Francis Malignon, James Fairmsu, and Abraham
Wakeman, made short addresses, ana the foutg Aoe
Glee Club sang several songs.
At the meetings outside addresses were made by X.
II. shannon. Mr. auckland, Col. Beeny, VIM. A. Oar
hing, and Thomas b. Van Buren,.
ELEVENTH WARD REPUBLIcAss-Tbe Eleventh
Ward Republican Association held meeting on fdes-
day evening at Lugars Hall, No. 435 East Houston
street. which was probably the largest asssmblage OF
Republicans at business meeting ever seen in the
Ward, the place being densely crowded the whole
evening.
Mr.. John Lewis, the President, occupied the chair.
utad of a
with a similar one from the organization az NO II
Avenue d. TO see if plan could not be adopted where
by the two Associations could be consolidated reported
that plan honorable to both parties had been submit
ted but that the question of representation IN the
General and Young Mems Committees the conference
could not to terms, the Avenue Association de-
clinug TO give this Association representation therein
This report Of the Committee was accepted. In the
course of the evening the nomination OF the Hon. f.
A. Conklpg for representative in Congress from the
With District aud also of Messrs. Andrews, Craft aud
John Iambrecht tho Republican nominees for Asse N
bly, from tde With and Allh Districts were ndorssd
by the Association. About 20 new members were adj
mitted very many of whom were Germans. The Ut
most harmony and good feeling prevailed thr)ugnoub,
and having gone through with IN unusual amount OF
business, adjournment was reached at late hour'
FIFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT LINCOLN AND HANLIS
CLUB-On Tuesday evening this Club met at its Head
ouaters, No 17S Prince street VIM +. T. Chapman 10
the chair. Messrs Ethan Allen VIM. H. Teiit, and
Sinclair Tousey addressed the audience in short,
earnest and forcibs speeches, and it was asserted to
be fact by of the speakers that several OF his
apprentice boys had been hired to turn out and paid
81 each, for carrying torch in the Democratic pro
csssioD and given red shirt and cap into the bargain
Old Abes Choir enlivened the meeting with several
of their most enthusiastic melodies.
EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL DIsTMcT.-A Committee
of Democratic citizens of the several wards composing
the Eighth Congressional Di,rict held an adjourned
me citing last evening at Hubbard q McCoys, corner
of Fourth avenue and Thirty street, to endeayor
to unite upon a candidate to represent them in Con-
gress Committee of Ten having been appointed to
effect this object. Being unable to 90 anything last
evening in consequence of Mr. Anson Herrick, the
Tammany and Breckenridge candidate, refusing to
Withdraw except on condition that DIR. Robert b.
Bradford did the same, the Committee adjourned TO
meet this evening tie time and place az above
ELEvESTHAssEMBLYD DISTRICT, TWENTIETH WARD.
AT meeting of the Citizens and Taxpayer Associa
ton-Gen. VIM. Hall, President, and Joseph Mill
ward, Secretary-hed on Tuesday evening" Oct. 80
at No. 100 West Thirty-Ist street, Mr.. John Hooper,
the Republican candidate unanimously indorsed
as their candidate for Assembly.
TWELFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT CoSyESrIOS.-This
Convention met Lag. evening at No. u Avenue ID,
Lewis H. Watts in the chair. A communication was
received from Mr.. Charles Curtis declining to accept
the nomination for Assembly. On motion, Mr.. John
Lambrecbt Of the Seventeenth Ward was nominated
by reclamation. If the present division in the Demo
cratic ranks continues Mr. Lambrecht stands fair
chance Of being elected.
USIoN NoMIEATISG CoNvENTIoy-THE MEETING
BREAKs UP IN A Row.-This Convention met last
night at No 75I Broadway TO ndorse of the eau
ddates already nominated by the different Fusion par
ties The Convention Endorsed the following candi-
dates, who were reported on by the Committee:
For Judge Of Superior CouIt-F. A. TALINADGE.
For Re6order-JoHS t HoYTNAy.
For Surrorate-EDwARD &. WRsT.
For SupeTvisor-CoL C. SCHwARLwAKLDER.
For Regster-JAsRs LYNCH.
minority report was presented, indorsing NJ. 7.
Brennan for Register. This occasioned tremendous
furore. Motions to adjourn were made great many
times, and always voted down, when finally shower
of stones came crashing through the windows, aud i'm
medatey Fatty Welsh n Go. Of the Dead Rabbits
made threats ming demonstrations toward the Chairman.
Policemen present drew their clubs and quiet was
again restored The name of James Lynch was then
offered as candidate for Register and declared carried
which in reality it was, az least twothirds having
voted in the affirmative. On this a number OF chairs
were demolished and the legs thereof brandished il
the air. Fatty Welsh fastened the only door, placing
the key 10 his pocket. general melee was the result
when not trife Of blooo was drawn. A number Of
officers rushed into the room breaking down the door,
followed by large crowd of Dead Rabbits, who were
waiting outside TO hear the result. A new meeting
wss Immediately organized, and the entire Tammapy
ticket indorsed.
The Republican Association Of the Twenfieth
Ward hold public meeting at Lamartine Hall this
evening. John Covods of Pennsylvania, Meesrs
Wheelock and Thompson of California, A. f. Dow,
Delafeld Smith, and Others will speak and the Wide
Awakes of that section of the city will be present ia
foil force