New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-18
LocAE POLITICS.

49, SnSAuSsobeic Union meeting was nel1 list even
ing Browns Hotel corner Of Broadway and Eighth
the Fifteenth Ward Dr. Brakeman was elected teu,or.yx
Thurman series OF resolutions were offered favor oeas
nhs Union war Party In the fifteenth Ward for the par-
pose hens and aiding in the election Of honest and pp
Onee-men who would be fearless in the support Of
the laws and the Constitution and who woua devo, ,h en-.
gy TO vigorous prosecution Of the war spesch.. ,,e
en- Tacter were made by the Hon. A. Coulinx and r rs
othe Republican Central csmmistee The comaa,,. .,,
dto prepare list opsrmaneHs officers reported the toswiss
| narses -
President John yheslsr, vicsprsdsu. Dr. p,ksv.s ana
Stephen A. Pierce Secretaries James C. Aileu ma 81 W.
knapp Treasurer Linus W. Stevens
The report unanimously adopted and the gentlemen
n'med therein elected when the meeting adjourned with three
| cheers for the Union
The REPUBLICAN CENTRAL CoNNITrEE-The R.
publican Central Committee its hedsa-ters corner Of
Broadway and Madison square last evening E. Dea-d Smith
President in the chair.
The following resolutions presented by the President were
adopted unanimously:
U1ereas The people Of the State OF NeYork without rear
oIsst political associations have srsen In their de-
temned to sustain and yndcee the Union tie Conataion
and the Government Of the United States Of an srea;
AHd Whocos The Republican Party orssL ion.; upheld
uDsefs patriotism and msgnanimity in rslyng
the ,5 Ipd1d Of the Pe sl., 1T ass ,doD,.
iotio sentiments OF loyal counynen everywhere there
Rored That the Republican Central COMMITTEES Of the city
GsT s sps State 1 s
ton, and pledge 1t an efficient and untif1g support.
energy ygOr Of the hsroI.usnd
ehSiency OF the National Army ard Navy and the patrosn
that the war thrust country Of oop.pao
and traitors will never be allowed Terminate starry
ns OF freedom snail again oa over fortress snd capital
Of our ocean-bouId Republic.
call for the holding Of primary elections by wss on Mon
day evening next for the election of delegates local con-
ventons (see adveEtsemen adopted. aud the meeting adj
journed.
EIGHTH WARD UNION MEETING.-On Saturday
evening Sept 18th meeting held at j. b. mssauley No.
l7s Greenesreet to organize Peoples Union Club for the
Eig III Ward j. Tucker occupied the Chair and ]. b. hs
cauey acted Secretary After edecting organization, tbs
meeting 70 meet Wednesday evening Sept l and
select permanent officers.
TIE Ninth WARD UEroY MESA meeting was
held at the Blocker Buildings last evening insugurste
Union movement for the Ninth Ward The hall well 6a
when the inclenency Of the evening considered and tho
affair passed of in very spirited manneE ExAldeman Bri
ley called the meeting to order and, lis motion, Edward j.
Hamilton, osq called to the chair and A. }. Campbell APP
pointed Secretary series of resolutions adopted uos
that for the time being all questions offs purely partisan chasc
be dropped and that ali citizens Of the Ward who favor the
suppression Of the 1nprovoked and wicked rebellion which
the existence of the Union be invited to unite In
oc effort siren CITIZEN the Of the Government and
tain 1t in energetic prosecution Of the war long there
shall remain frstricidal Rebel in
The resolutions ndorse the action OF the Peoples Union
and Republican Conventions recently held at Syracuse and
promise hearty vigorous support OF the State ticket there
nounsted Chsanceyi Shafer esq, made stini0g Uoion
speech which elected enthusiastic applause and when he men,
toned Incidentally the Of General Fremont the enifs
audience appgded voerrou the feet snd three
times three for the Pathfinder Of the Rocky Mountain All
partie-Democrs Republicans, aud Amencanswee repre-
scented in The meeting and taken for the Ogan
zsou Of Peoples Union Assocsan OF the Ward sad Tor
the calling Of another meeting At al early day.
SIXTEEsTH WARD USIOS DENoSsTRATIoS.-Lsst
evening large enthusiastic meeting Of the citizens Of the
Sixteenth Ward held Hail. Of Sevesth
and yseeond street. Waldo Hutchng esl in the Cbsir
resolved to form Peoples Union organization fl that
ward wheeupOn the following permanent officers AID EEsca
tive Committee elected;
PyajieHt-WALDo HUrcHsGs.
Tbe Pye,ident.-wm. J. Haskell Isaac DsytOn A. oea-
msn, s. More.
Se-etayies-s. A. Yeomsn,, Charles P. johnson.
J-r,aYrcr--lieo1ge c. Peters
J. Fenden james Hawes A.. J. Dugsnne stephen Gsrne-,
H. Bal G 5 Spencer e. Ee'es, Il e Pane j vi fi t9%-
II Mouson Robert Barcsy, Geo. Ho's, W. Mcintyre, C. X
Johnson, Il. u. Evans
With power to appoint Committee Of 1--WE Central Com
uiitee
Patriotic speeches msde by VIM j. HssSe,t Charles s.
Spencer VIM. II. Bull Mr.. Lambert and Aid Dayton Aid
Dayton offered series Of resolutions expressing confidence in
the Government and iBdcrsug tie Peoples Te noMiaated
Syracuse Convection They adopted uEsaimoosyi
after whch the meeting adjourned.
SEvESrEESrH WARD USIoS CLUB.-Last evening,
number residents the Seventeenth Wsrd met
81 Bowery the purpose hearing The report thsr
delegates Peoples Union Convention a. In the
absence Of PRECEDENT Gen. Lloyd called to the chair
Nj Frederick c. Wagner Of the delegates made an oral TO
port embracing the action Of the State Convection which wa
fully ratified by the meeting Subsequently action wa taken
toward poectn and ensng the organization Several acce'
s,ns were made to the roll and the proceedings charS
terized by harmony and order. The motto ofhe Club Ia Tho
UuiOn the Constitution and the EniorcsHeH: OF the Laws
USIos MEETING IN THE TWENTIETH NARD.-A
large aud enthusiastic meeting of Den ocass and Republicans
was held evening, at Continental Hail. In the AAih ard
James Campbell ESQ., In the c!air Five or Fix hundred Peope
took Part An the support Of Che Union ticket, with great uEain-
i,y Geu WIN. Hall Aldermen AleI FreaT, Samuel Sinclair
esd and other prominent citizens Of the ward, representing
both parties occupied the platform. Speeches were naae J
Mr. Rankin A. j. II. Dvsanue a. :. DntennoeneE " ~ Il
Robinson the Hon. A CoDkius and Edward Gilbert tne
tenor remarks being in favor Of vigorous support to ms
Government.
RESOLUTIONS then sdoPed expressing the opinion Of the
meeting thar f and unwayen support OF the measure OF the
Administration In of ra ike tie Peseni vas to be re-
corded as the only true test Of pa.i9sm inst the syracuse
Union ticket deserved support and should have III ard recon-
edne ward aud city organizations to make not only State bNs
local nominations this basis.
Committee of Delegates sppoutedto confer WIN oshef
Union Organizations order form Central Committee Ts
another COMMITTEES given the work OF drawing up b.ws
for tie local organizations
TwESTY-FIRsT WARD.-There was very largo at'
tendance OF members the Republican Association Ct then
last evening and the following resolution oasfea
BIZ John H. White, esq, was unanimously adopted
Resoed That we heartily rdorse the scson OF the kepno
can STATE Convention recently bed at Syracuse In nonhaas
uon State ticket composed OF men that oSf upon OF, o more a
porSnee than ali the partisan platforms aud pones.
lions existed and we hereby pledge ourselves 70 o
said ticket cordial AID support in the coming canvass
We learn likewise that Union movement Is IN progress IN
this Ward headed by the rst citizens resident 'a