New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-23


emf parties att theic candidates, aud place. IN very
Gas Iqtt tive duty Of voters all who are wide awake
enonob 10 a,tero to their own interests. The speech
was about hour aod three-qusrters In iels u ao9
YVES 80 iptersIerstd with appropriate auecdot's ana
bits of acting that the audispce were never tire1
The Wide Awsks demonstration in CONGESTION With
the meeting here became feature, the arv. OF the
Seventh Ward company from Newt Org. ana suose
ouet tIy of the Toiresptb Fourteenth Fifteenth SIX
nth, S.vepteentb, Eighteenth aud Nineteenth Ward
Wide.Avske companies of Brooklyn and largo ont
SIDE Getting was .ed round temporary stand across
the way. ,,,
hall Mteers Norton and Briggs spoke TO the meeting,
With good effect, for come time.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR The RECEPTION OF The PHI3-
ApELPHIA WIDE AwAKEs.-A meeting of the Board
Ct Officers of the Wid.Awaks companies in the city,
was held last evening to make arrangements for tho
reception ef the Philadelphia WidsAwake' on
Wedpe sday evening" next Iiasmuch az tbs Wide
Awake G.. n,ral COMMITTEE did not order general
parade Of the city forces, ii will be optional with the
compspies whether they parade on the occasion or not
TIE Philadelphia clubs will be accompaniei by several
Of the recently. ele,sd Members Of Congress from
Penn sylyania, and the New-York Wide-Awakes
should give th'm a worthy reception. TIE Grand
Martial Of NeYork although he particularly desires
q general parade Of orr Wids-Awake forces, does not
feel hinself authorized to order It. The companies
parsding on the occasion, will form on Court
landt It ct, iisht on Broadway, a. O'Clock p m.
The G and Marshal will assign them positions.
The acs 10 the Grad Marshal will attend.
EIeHrH WARD REPUBLICANS The Republicans OF
the Eighth Ward assembled last evening at their head
quarters No l7S Prince street, for the purpose o. pro-
c.eJng to NE rsti6ca ion meeting Of Amor j. William
son for Congress but that having been postponed on
account of the iDclemency Of the weather, meeting
was IMPROVED by sslfc ing John Muligan, ESQ.,, as
Chairman. Mes.rs. Bourne, Lanktree, Sh iw, Camp
bell and ott ers addressed the larg, assembly After
tie meeting collation. was served up under the su-
pervision Of Mrssrs. Beskley and Capt Pye, songs
were sung ard toasts given 10 boz or OF Lincoln, Nor
gan and williamson, al d we fear that m'ny did not
get home ill the " wee sms' hours ayant the twal"
FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRIcr.-An attempt hsv-
irg teen frsuduIenily made to present Capt Nelson
Ta,or, az the Regula Democrat, Congressional nom-
iDse of this Dstrc. the gentlemen whose names wore
signed to bis caid repudiate him as follows:
To THE ELEcroRs vTH CosGRHssiSSAL D1Thicr t,
eeioe BY car p9G ca ac,o S v wb
cslu ed Mr. Tai Regular nouloaon we hereby ha
d the whols rnatter farce ard political fraud
TT psote bere fore chested by clique aud
d' a. John s SHIELD. H. HaqsoS Moh.e
Pr Roreu Stns Tho'e Sal h, James hgen fbll mo
Lsusbn Charles K0sh James keef' and 10
Otlen.
The With Assembly District Lincoln and Hamlin
Csmpsgn Club meets tonight as usual, and Old A6es
Ctor will be On hand. (See advertise nent)
"A Republican Association has been formed at
Sou Yonkera, district which has hitherto been one
of the Democratic stronghold Of Westcbtster On
Saturday last the Associa ion was organized by the
election Of the folio wing officers: Pretdeot. Dr. VIM
A. Va1ian; ce-Presidents, Thomas 81. North and
Mr. Fafling; Secretary, Lewis l. Delaheit; Treas
utsr joseph Bi6knelL Addresses were delivered by
Messrs. j. NJ. Pser ard ". W. Howe.
CoMmERFoRp FOR COSGREss.-A meeting OF the
friends OF John Commerord candidate for Congress In
the V,h District wa. held last evening in the Fourth
Wad at tie joncton Of Pearl street and New bowery
VIM West uresiotd, and tie meeting was addressed
by James NJ Deruisd, John Commerford Benjamin
Price and DR.. Youog, who were enthusiastically APP
| Ilsuded by large ard attentive sudepc', showing
th.t tie principles Represented by the Peoples nom,-
nee srd ti fn nds are evidently making great head
| asy in that Gibraltar Of Democracy.
The FIFTEENTH WARD REPUBLIcAS ASSOCIATIONS.
-Ap etthu astic me ting of this Association was held
last night at Nc els Broad way Mr. Blake, President
10 the char series Of resolutions ndorsng the yari'
| Cue csDuCbts LOnlhattu W sno io'o ~ 1f"N
veniiots for ely AID county ocers wers adoped afer
| which srseches were inside by Wilson Green, Mr..
Center and Frederick A. Conkliog the candidate Tor
| Conge.s in the With Gorge sicnal District
| RrruBLrcAN mEETIYG.-At a large and enthusiastic
meeting Of the XlII.h Assembly District Campaign
Club, John Dawson preridingi speeches were msde
| b, MessYs Bucklaud SJsnnon, Ho Wand aud others
which were received with much applause. Messr@
F,az.r snd Acksrd s'Dg several campaign Songs wit
fine ct. A few N merits after the acjournnon. o.
tie meeting, Mr. Abraham Wakemsn, the Congree
sors nominee Of the IIih District, appeared IN the
room ard was received with three cheers. Order be
ING restored once more, Mr.. Wakensn proceeded Z
address the assembly ard enjoyed their undivided at
tention till the close.
REPrBIrcAs EoNIEATIos.-The delegates to tn
XIIIth Assembly District Nominating Convention lee
CIV, ning unanimously selected Mr.. Gales BirdsaA a
thsir bouinss in place Of DIR. John Ises declined.
FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRor.-1he Csurte
! and E1quiIer says; g..
! uTbe Fifteenth Ward Of Brooklyn gave a.msjorlt
Of about 500 sgaios, Fremont, IN about 100 vote
We ave enabled to ssy with good degree Of certainty
l az ST Sxlll hav al a