New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30

cibiy IA tie sun rises and sets Besidss tie S,uta
must e'nsl us By virtue Of the ns'uss laws OK trsds.
70 tn de her cotton ard tobacco for tire bread ~ tss
North m the sans principle that everybody soes 70 he's
shoemaker to buy hees-not cut OF prre 1--we for .as
SHOEMAKER, bat Out of nsoesaty.
| The speaker was much disturbed by ths iacsss,ni
drumming which was kept up BY TIE Eamsr,us via.
| Awake Clubs.
Several ether speakers among thsu Herman R.a.r
O. ths Abend Zeitnzg, ably addresssd the uasetao
abish soousned s. late hour viii rou.iss hssrs 70,
the ticket
THF FRpECH MEETING
| In front of the French stand O. vsrick rrsst ws,,
drawn 20 IL line the Lafayette Wids-Agskes. rs-
ra.kabIy fre-Iooki,g body Of nsn. Phsy bro q
'''e' ''' Cob Rtrubie.n TT.Tasi. 6l2 Broadway
rs;i:,T; AI Hss9 If i;.s;s
Oc another banner, between portrait Of I@sco;s
and Hs1Ea, wero The WORDS;
"Fees Homes for Frss Men,
TIE rect Of tho. assembly was made az y msnbsss
Of tie various French Clubs Of the district
NJ T. Fsrrzao CbarmaA Of the Cs1tEa! Rspublican
Campaign ub psesded, ara on takivg tag c1sir -
marked that ago he, with few OF ostneaes
Or sde % apres to the sentiment Of justice and b1usuty
which tests strongly ia the breast Of every treuo nasa
10 behslf CT a cause which more than suy other sn
dee these prpeipes In looking az the great gather
ing befeJe BIN, he snd biz friends thought they hAd
erest reason for rejoicing lot OILY b'eaue tse ssed
the lad sown had fruced 10 the profit of the prrc
pie Of liberty bat beearse they baa indicated taoes
II the eyes OF tie world ano ses themselves III faTof-
svCkeL OF tho isaues involved in the pentng CANVAS
be related a reference TO The Fusion ticket several
humorous al eedotes which created great rer neDf.
Mr. Victor Faidsr WIS theB introduced, and n an
eltouert half hours speech gavs a s's.snert Of the
present pcsiicn of psrtise In regard TO the great
questiors Of the dag. Hefpoks Of the Inconsistency
would show for Europeans, vho bad been for many
hundred years fighting for liberty now TO Iced their
IL firence 70 Slavery. After speaking OF TIE 1estio1
OF the PRINCIPLES involved he next showed that VA
fer the interest Of Torkingmen 20 sustain the RoPcsh-
H. Boucher, Captsin Of the Wide Awskes. ari n.
Bachelor sso ads spirited sddre Mr. Ba'ehe'oS
said that il was not coner ded by the Fusonti that
the principles Of tie Republicans ars NOS the right oree
but the feeling Of oowaIdcs appealed to- appeas
were made which would csgrsoe their usnnood 70
heed IN sny manDer whatever. He also offered toe
same rssolufons that were adopted a the Ansriesn
stand. The resolutions were heartily adopted
b. Fsrrsnc c!ofed the meeting by speaking OF ths
nerits C their candidate for Congress- Mr. william
son. and with the nvit scn to the assembly to De pres
sut at tbs Cooper Institute tEs evening 10 rstfy the
nomination of +. A. Conkhrg The speakers we're
frequently cheered.
A. the close of the meeting the W1e.Awakes formed
and parsded through the District with fine effect The
City Wide Awakes bonorsd with salcte aud ser
eaade on their way home.
EIGHTH DISTRICT RATIFICATION NETTING.
The Republicans Of the Twelfth Ward turned out
last night in great numbers 20 rsfy the nomn son OF
Abram Wskemsn, the candidate for Congress from the
Eighth Congressional District They assembled at An
early hour 10 their rev hall. between One ondred-
ard-Tventy Fitb.snd One Hundred and Twenty Sixth
strts's on Third avenue, filing the large room not e
finished, TO overlooking Ire following WIDE AvSks
organic stioas were out in full Uniform, with torches
blszirg banners flying, and bands playing as they
marcf ed to the Of the demonstration The fork-
vile Hallem, Moirisiarna, Manhattanyie, fremont,
Melro7e Westchester and Nineteenth Ward CiuosL
This latter ergsI zsiion preceded by ten sn eesr6g
huge naus IN place Of torches. hr. Jamee DAVIS WAS
called TO the Chan, ana AFTER returning taanks ior te
honor dcre br inrodlced to the audience the f1rss
sneaker the Hen. G. .lushs A. Grow of Pennsy'vania.
Mr. Grow entertained tae audiences for nearly an
hour, aIayzrg aud explaining the PROVISIONS ei ms
Homestead Biz Introduced IN Congress by tue ke-
pubHcaps 81 defeated by the Democrats His remarks
we're aentivey listened TO aud frequently interrupted
BY rounds Of applause Az he retired from the stand
be greeted with three cheers, which we're most
David Dudley Field was next introduced. He said
that Mr. Grow, tbs author OF the Homestead Bill had
40 ably explained tie benefits to be derived from Ihas
sasufe, that be would not advert to II beyond saying
fk Il formed ore of the uos substantial plsaks IN the
Republican Platform. lie would siuply make fsS
statements 10 FeEeIce TO tie great question before tho
recrle-that OF Slsyer-. The Repup.csR party WA
not an A clifton party and they wshed 20 have tast
fully undsrstood We at :he North haven more right
&c 90 into Slave State aud libeTate lher Saves than
hey had 10 bring them North and force tten upon
What we went, and what we must have, is the Free
Territories for Free Labor 10 this al he Varous fsc-
tobs Of tie Democratic party are opposad 6s hs bsen
exhibited in their treatment OF hans4 ana NobrAsk8
In sIeabiDg of the different Democratic candidates,
The sresker thought that The Bsl little ths
meanest of all; for while Douglas and Rreckinridgs
eth er declared sort Of principles or no principles
at all the Bell men fell back on the cry, " We are Tor
the UrioD she Constitution, aud tse elor;enent OF
&" the laws" Ie there one Ioan IN tha whole couotrg
who car not sAy as much. Mr Field closed by heartily
indoreing the nomination Of Mr.. Wskenln.
MT. William o. Do0,ing was loudly eliedt Jr, aud
fins lly appeared upon tie platform RE seemed to be
great aYori'e in the Eighth Dtrct for be was crested
with three lines three cheers. lie spoke Tor ieT
moments in most humorous manner keeping ihs
audieree laughing constantly. He Idlculea tae way
in which the Tsnn.uy ana Mozart party had quietly
rubbed out Deacon Herrck snd The heudsooe DR..
Bradford, who were orgioally nominated IN opp
oaiEon 20 Mr.. Nakemsn Nel.her of thSse
!" DeUocfstiC machine" were they WILING to
erepd oIey enough in ibe District among the uater-
Iifed Democracy. Consequently they we're gently
Glazed ugon sieli aid Mr. Dsep!alne, gei tie
uan Who lives Ia Fith avenue sad is very Seslthy,
VS. placed upon the tickes To be sure, no
abo had never been known politically, bat ihsn be
hsd nor sy ana was wiling to spend Il. Tue speaker
ssii he hac known Dir. Wak6nan ior many years aca
knew rim 10 be 8 sauncn, substantia Republican,
who Rad nads h.msef the popular aud talented lao
that lie now liz. He is hard working msn, aud
knows the wants OF that class 70 whom he looks 70,
his election, tie working The speaker concluded
by urging upon every present u put forth al their
81 ere!es TO return Young Abe " 70 Congress.
M Waterman next tooA ana addfs't ,s,i,aS
aud enos fer time upon iot matters. he ies,reo
that every man who expected 70 vote Ia tna, Son-
oIessiclsl District sac nd know all aus views Agd ia's
Vi OF the great political questions OF the dty nsu
roihiag to conceal, but on the contrary n'psa Ia ~,
every man would search bis record Wons ne nso ING
honor 10 represent them Ia Congress Anu 'uoy cur"
ird any act Of lis ;hle that vas not oeeI sao aooss
board he dii not desire their votes. hh "HAenst
WIS filtered 10 with evident pleasure oy every ono
Wien tie meeting Adjourned the various Wide.
Awake Gibbs lighted their torches f0 mtd 10 uns Sna