New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-28
OPDYKE song.

Ch0TUt-COme, then, voters, VIII Souu ees a.
Say, voters will you meet usi
Let no, unionhaters cbea, us
Upon election day.
Wood b, ins 10 fsWn and istter,
For his friends begin to scstteri
But wei show him whst's the matter
Upon election day.
CAorBs-Come, then. voters, VIII you meet a'f
say, voters, will you meet Us
Never Let Fernando beat Us,
Upon election day.
lIoues. men are now awuknF,
Thieves and rogues 'ady quslins
Fernando In his boots 1, shaking
In fear Of election day.
CidytI-Come then. voters. VIII you moe.ui
ssy voters, will yon meet usi
Swear no party shall dets,us
Upon election day.
CAsyas GaaleYos indeed. re bound to meet You
Yes, indeed e're bound to meet you
We swear no party shsil defeat you
Upon election day.
OppYKE R,rIFGclTIoS MEETING rs WALL
neetipg Of citizens IN favor o. yigor:n. sup
viii be held r, Che p1, ss,rss e. Val street
Friday next. ., o'coer p c,@ ~, D''"''"eo
EUrH WARp 0PDrHE RATIrIcaTIos MEtrISG.
AN enhie meeting Of he I.lga}sa o. ,,,,s s, y,
80 The nsHn,,ion Of The lion George opdyse FOR Mayor
sTeeehe. made By Fans w she pard and A. Jackson
.stoai l' people % 'D'' -'''" '"'''''.
REPrBuc,N JuDicrtL ELEcTIoS.-The Repub-
ean Judicial Convention net ssan, lss, evening At the
Blocker Bulin, bat with better resoh than on tse
voted for W n Brsy I'D Tie Eighth ard delegates Tor
9sss . Msy md one or two t ct MA ~
sous, voted TO- By The daereni delegates The Convention
WtTann.w.T OF OR or TnE M,ioHtLrY
c,SopazEs Tho Peoples Syracuse Union Convention met
rs, at Il No 80 Bresd~sJ. when Accommodation wss
"A han. .rIgg
dte Tor Mayor Tho Convention nominated Mr. ouiher In
YouNe MES's CESTRkL CoNafTrEE.-At spc-
cia Meeting OF ibis Committee las, evening resolutions were
ed pedsns he osnc', support Of he eeegsesi oF MI
opdyse
SEVENTH WARD OrprKr CLuB.-A large and
spirited meeting Ct tie citizens ~ the Seventh Ward was
Hold No a. Fat Broadway, Teadsy evening for the
g2a'cs y esaaillay an Qpdytc SlqI lhs olss I ss
Francis sccrcac' The following resolutions were unani
n yns'y ,dop,cs 80
RI ICED INST we heartily iuio,ss the nomination Of the
Bon. Geoge Opdyke fo Mayor beissus him not only rue
.nsn tc. ii. he hosost is he capable faithful to the
Noted Tbs. the choice tho coming Mayorsly election
be made between Mr Opdyke and tbe present inenm'
bout aud We consider the duty Of every eecto 20 sustain
md second As one whos. record publicly and pn
'aey Is devoid Of isproach and We doom It oUr duty a,
citizen. tie seventh Ward u sustain candidate Who
elected vii only reject honor upon tho Metropolis OF mo
Western World u, chief htslle but whose piinr'ple'
and sentiments sound and strong Tor NE Union ane us po'
R,,5iesd That IN the nomination u Charles Il. Hall fo
Alderman Of tho Fourth Dlsict and john Lewis q Alder
Of the Eighth District oxe gentlemen ofkuown
neny entitled to receive the support u al who desire ma
InmD WARD orDrKr large
meeting q the ci.ileus OF the Third Ward
ePectve Of Party held :. no 252 Greenwich street, on
Opdyke Club whereupoa the following sestsman wsse
.sc;ed officer; FoT Prssd.n o. II Kopp vice sli,Ss
ss Tsos,Hr5r, Loi. forth,r Addresses were made by
Me'Ts r. > Gould 3 ~ Leeopte and George DanstFuss.
he ~ trgr lv y
R,,d That he rsme Of Geor,s opdyI. for Mayor meets
With hearty csreuusnce and approval and we hereby
pledge oursoves not onlyto him bu, all honor
sblo roser ls election b tho Mayer
Tho me,tirs adjoufacd 70 fIiay evening al u O'clock
EiGnrH WARD PEoPLE's UsIoS IsDoRsE Or
soclation sptnsirce Hal, No. l85 Spring street. on
NoeH sday evening tae following preamble and resolutions
Dlsoa' In the nofana, OF George opdyke for Mayor
by al parties worthy Of tho consdeTaon Of potdo.io and
sent ncmbert Of the Msyoray clair should be as politely
es sde as tho circumstances o. tho case WI penis There
Reoled That ". intend by al honorable means to elect
10 te position q h'{or Of lh. CAy u Ecwi oTA tie up
hp,f,h Ila. IN Gsorse H. Deau candidate for Police
Magistrate yo recognize Ean who has never held ofce
Wal r co 9es ana ,ss 5 pf . s. M
ming dsgy to Ihe position comened with IL. iateseues
GrnNAS OPDYKE CLUB OF the FOURTEENTH d
Wp-A large and en,hg;is,ic meeting Of he German citi
porse 70 tho call Of the delegate. the German Union
.eare, he'd las evening al No as Broome street.
pecchts made and Opdyko Ciib formed and
De orthusis displayed IN iayorof tire Union candidate tor
Mayor George Opdykc ausn the poiIg Of largo German {,
o.e To- that ticket WIN. GTssse elected aud
" {. haIdschug Secretary. =
ErGHTEESTu WAND GERIASs FoR OPDYKP.-A
fry large and onihusasc meeting Of The German eilysns al
~ Eighteenth Ward Was held 1uefday, Nav 10Th, az
\cbncrs Hotel corner OF Nineteenth street md Tb.d ave- III
We Tor Tie purpose OF forming German OpdykO Cuh IL
as resolve 10 mold the meeting Thursidv evening
ls 2l II November ~ tue pefnit hOuse a3 eud rs
econd ne nne Tho motos "DJsnWth tie Iyeoonp and h
OpdyLs for Mayor h
a gf9ll uass meeting Of the German Republicans 81
lc second Crnc manic DlLrict Tenth Eleventh Tr N
i, md ttyeftet n Nsrds) held last night Ut uar.
ory ierder No l ks.x street, iore prpoo gratifying
onnCiDcn onS the Schos officers OF the nLt..i Dr.
3 samd Na,eIclen choe Presiding ncer ndaled ~
ae aud Geo. kaeprgf secreturies IN
pr Nnsimn, VIM. kopp, stNpcl TgsrliImer, Or. l.;
Lioo VIM schs 90, end Alfred We addressed the meet, III
m eoq2ow eLd Patriotic rpesches. Recommending the
thoh o. beose updyka End The eYo Sgpuoical ticket
e were often interrupted by Tho rnhusiasiio sp
81 Of patriotic reouiions ndorsing the dos Repub III
% were unsnlnnorsy pasicd cnd tho e ting ed
in' wa prolonged cheers ol Geo. Opdyke aus, the Re NJ
bilan o Incilmanlc ticket -.
1WELTrH WARD (;EUs1y Opoyxr Or, Che 10
''th ard ue man Opdyie Club met Il hssdannr,o W
nef OF fonill Rsenue and Orshnpdrcd purth
sfmtn sed IL FLk Secretary. Mr. Francis do MsliqnAn
nsh'h no mseih% hot sl1se dissenting voice was "a
vi d ~ qeeed ~ WVk Llbfly 70 e'e,t Oterse DE- act
&c ~. ltxj SAlsI y .