New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-27
Nev YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER q, 1861
I'D repvoscA to our common sens, and

has become by "erd rePvosch and
Resolred TEafn cso,go opdyke we recognize honest
shtoDe gentleman thoroughly identified with The Interest
Of our city snd whore chsf pleasure ha, eeen nus ls S
benefit BIS fellow man. and Yhose example to posteIy IL o.
RsltI That from this day forward we will our bss,
efforts and I'll honorable to accomplish the election OF
eorge Opdyke to the office Of Mayor Of the City Of New
o which he hss been 80 gIoPs 20 Pin, SS s
leney to be among the fr in the support OF proper Ah
Mssas. VIM H. Bnreigh Ep.s +. Elery Eneas Elliot,
Dr. Sn0dgrass and otbers, addressed the meeting Inc
speeches received with sasscton by the ssse
bly, ard the proceedings were characterized by unamJ OF
The FITrEESrH WARD OPDYKE CLUB.-Last
Opdyke Club wa, held Ihe stOre in Blsseker street
MI Coeu. Van Cot, in he Chsir Spirited addresses were
made By the Hon. Frederick A. Conkling Mr. Charles A.
Daua Br. Erastus C. Benedict and Mr. J. w Greene 10
support Of Mr. Opdyke Mayor of this city The preamble
aud resolutions which unanme usly edopd set oitn
urgent necessity for change ia the Chief Magstacy Of
the city based the taxation Of recent yes,s
and reckless and eIt,vssant expenditure 81 the fo' Se
dyke tho best OF securing the e'toreon Of ecouo
my aud preserving re character OF the city ~
SIXTEENTH WARD GEORGE OPDYKE NOLUN-
rzERs-Ths Club met No. 70 West Twentyfouh street
last evening adopted preamble and resolutions setting
civ Government and recommending the support Of honest
the election, snd strenuous saPP9It Of George
evening at ,. Edwsrd r. Harper Is Presden; Of the
Club - g. +,
was reld a. 495 Fourth on Monday eYeAps Ior
the purpose Of organizing an Opdyko Cnb. ~. nm.
Tie officer. 5. Kirby esq, PRESIDENT = Sola h''s
band esq, Secretary. ,...s
Tha following resolutions were unafiinonsy bdop'eo'
Re,oipcd That al with especial favor and sincsirN
robatop the nOunaion OF the Hon GooTge Opcyke ioT
MAYOR of the City Of EewYork In him recognize one
eireuy qualified for the ONCE OF executive head OF our
government and whose Promptitude and decision o.
ehsscter are ouy equaed BY bis upyeding integrity
es3red Thlt pledge ourselves 20 ase every oonorsoe
effort 10 secure escn; and with view to unity OF &c
ton we invite all citizens OF tho Twenty hfst ara VINO
are opposed the present p city aa De
election OF FERNANDO Wood to cooperate win NJ Ia
Ting Opdyke Club having for Is object sho election o. M
The resolutions were heartily indorsed.
Mr. Wood Tssiios ia the TweniyAfst Ward AID y nss
inease carry Il by fair Gcsns u FOUL Ih ware
went strougy Republican the last election ana II our
fcuds viii bs true thsmseyes our majority Tor Opdoke
VIII be fully equal & ouI est wishes o IT.,
TwEyTY-sEcoND WARD GEORGE OPDYKE CLUB
pnbe meeting of the citizens Of this ward, irrespective
Of ny ard In favor Of the Hon George Opyse for Mayor
yas Reid last evening 683 Eighth for the pr
roe OF organizing cnb John Ridley "as elected PIpaF
dent With six Vice Pre- dents sod five Secretaries Co-
ittce on resolutions and another on finance Wl aponet
number Of gentlemen 1ddFessed the meeting FAD reGou
top were adopted strongly cjndemning the par9dsm and
oes es.er Of Fernando Wood and youob1g iO the hon
ety aud ability OF George Opdyse FOX whom all Lousst and
patriotic ciiizens ought 10 vote. =,
Ing "ALi-PARTIEs" ISDoRsENENT or MR.
OppygH a meeting Of gentlemen Of a parties we beld ~
No 6l3 Broadway MOudsy nn-, With vieW 60 id
vsuce the Of Mr. Oydyke IN the coming election 1t
determined hold grsnd meeting q TIE cooper
lnsli,lte ca Saturday evening.