New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-10
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Henry b. Stanton add Joseph Hoxie will address the
Republicans of Brooklyn tomorrow Tuesday even
ing, at the Wigwam in Fulton avenue, corner Bed
f)Id avenue.

| Republicans of Brooklyn tomorrow Tuesday even
ing, at the Wigwam in Fulton avenue, corner Bed
| fond avenue.
THE GREAT REPUBLICAN MEETNG.-The crest
Republican meeting at Bushwick-the gathering in the
open air under the starlight assisted by the torches of
the Wide Awakes-did not come of just as announced
Cause simply this The rain commenced as the process
sion was ready to move aud the drenchiDg drops
down heavily Nothing daunted however, with music
playing and notices shining through Illuminated
ingua the line ofmsrch began from the headquarters
to the grounds through the wet and mud for about
mile and halt, more or less.
As the rain was memorable after the procession
had arrived on the grounds and clustered under the
awnings of tavern, and inside the bar-rooms it was
determined, after some delay, to proceed 10 Union
Hail. fine large place. and as good could be desired
for the purpose. This prevented the meeting from
being failure. Soon the hall filled with citizens
out Of uniform and Wide-Awakes in uniform torches
udicoutly put ont and ranks regular. The President
announced that the Prairie Giee Club would open the
| ceremonies, which they did in song of wei
come TO the Wide.AwakesthOse scintill4tng special
ties of this political campagnthe effort being received
with general applause.
respected citizens made Introductory remarks;
but as there seats in the room, great deal of
shutting about ensued, and it difficult always and
often impossible 10 hear Mr. Field sound expositlons;
the excellent President Mr.. GODDARD, vainly appealing
the while to the audience to keep quiet the speak
err voice was not strong. Mr.. Field spoke on the
level Of the floor aud for that he the
inaudble. temporary platform being made by the
frateTnal coalition of twin tables Mr.. W. III. Fry then
commenced his remarks from that elevation. He was
glad rained because it had driven the in house,
tire only place where night meeting should be held.
as bores ard nuisances where the speaker could not
make argument or convert, proceeded TO dissect
the dominant political party, and especially Mr. Doug
las. with analysis of Slavery and its extensions.
He said that if Douglas had any genuine courage and
manhood be would be ashamed to 90 South, he has
within few days, and attack and misrepresent fouy
the Republicans, knowing that where he spoke the
Republicans would be mObbed, tarred and fsathered.
hung up like dogs and that there ess liberty in
the South OF speech action than there is IN the worst
despotsms of Europe. He attacked the North as i'm
beetle and cowardly in cOndesceDdng TO listen to such
man in view of these circumstances. He analysed at
length the composition Of Southern sOciety-0f the
oigarcby of sixty Thousand larger savehOders-and
sad they were not and had beeu the people of
the South, and to the later-the great masses-the
North were alone affiliated, and would struggle for
them until they mad voice ID determining their p0it
cal rights and destines.
lie was followed by Mr. Bradford Rowland, who
spoke chiefly Of the necessity of activity and organiza.
ton: and Mr.. ID. +. Stewart added a few remarks.
The meeting accordingly a in spite of the
rsin and the experiences of the evening shOud teach
committees of arrangements not TO trust the weather,
but TO have night meetings always under cover where
the speaking can have its proper effect
BRECKENRIDGE CONGRESSIONAL CONFERENCE.-The
delegates to the lid Congressional District Breckn.
ridge Convention met on Saturday afternoon at Mon
tague Hall, and nominated the Hon. Samuel S. Powell.
The following the vote on the first and last the third
regular ballolings:
LIST ballot. Sd ballot
Samuel S. Powell....~............l9 %
James H. Hutchins. Is
Thos. C. Calicogt.
The district comprises the whole OF the OLD Cly OF
Brooklyn being the first twelve and Nineteenth Wards.
BREcKNRIDGE DEMOCRATIC JUDICIAL NoNISA-
TIoSs.-The Breckenridge Democratic Judicial Con
vention met at the Military Garden Saturday even
ing a d nominated the following ticket;
City Judge-Benjamin F. Sawyer.
Police Justce-yames H ConwsH
Blscley John H. McCuly in the place Of Justice VOORHEES,
The Convention TO nominate County officers is to
meet to-day.
DED1cATIoN or New CHURcH.-A new house Of
orhip recently erected by the Hanover place Baptist Church
on the corner Of Oxford street and Hanover place. ded
Gated yesterday The building Is of brick trimmed with brown
T feet ToDt % feet deep Bd capable seating persons
The congregation originated In Atlantic street I'VE years ago
increased such that they found necessary to erect
TIE ptssDs eoioSe, ba,ed The morning ser ices yeser
dsy wee conducted by the Rev Dr. r. II Neae Of Boston
WHO tok for his tent tie 18Th 2h and 2st Of the Ath
Chapter Of Romans The subject Ct the discourse was the IN
irg influence ofthe priesthood Of Christ In the afternoon,
Tie Rev DR. T. r. Hcos Of New foIi aud IN the evening the
Rev Geo C. BALDWIN of Troy, held forth There was large
dance az ferce. The Pastor OF the congo CATION IL
b Rev Dr. Hodges under whose mnistraon the charch has
increased in numbers and in influence.
TBy JUVENILE HOUSE OF INDUsTRY-The whole
number Audited 10 this institution since 1t essblshed
500 Of which lC2 admitted during the past year aud I9
dsehaeed Total relnsning l0 The children committed
during the past year wee idle and truat " homeless 10 va
granite Il insubordson as petty crimes 81 poverty OF pa
fspt 10 80 faheres % mOtheTess, and 10 orphahs
Tbe ages Of the children from 70 IL years Tie tduca
ops exercises Of this institution the same as In the pubic
chOols.
MoRTALIrY.-The total number of deaths in this
CITY during the past week lS3 Of which 81 ad us and
M Children The principal causes were cholera ntantun ~
Consumption Il; conyulions Ia disnhea scarlet FEVER
bowels g. H. Under year OF
so 40 Natives Of the United States 1895 Ireland 10 I'm
slsnd 5; France / GennsDJ,2 = Scotland, l.
Tgg SuRRoGATEs OFFICE.-DuriDg the pas' week
he fOowng wills hnYe been admitted 10 probate by surrogate