New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-20
LOCAL POLITICS.

! FouRTEESTH WARD UNION MEETISG.-At meet,
ing Of the People, Union Association held evening No.
42G Broome street. the following gentlemen pems
net officers Of the Association: Adophus Bor Pre,enti
John 0ConnOr and William s. Wilhelm Vice Presidents John
Barry and Sidney Smith, Secretaries John Gichri Treas.
After adopting the following resolutions presented by D.
r. Wilcox eSq the Association adOurned to Thursday
evening next:
Re'ored That we the people Of the Fourteenth Ward the
City assembled IN pursuance ou call upon al tho
Rs n.s and EH are il favor Of ysoros; ,oPPsr e tie
vitatiOn believing that the integrity of country
stake and that reasonable rebellion Is attempting
equally dear all we announce hat nsto keSceorh
'Hi oe 1 sao no ps5y an tsaIon ssS m n n
inson and pat n nOmiaa By The Peoples Convention az %
on the lb inst meets with earnest approval and
shall receive unanimous support.
Re'orcd That for all Offices in the coming election viii
support the Peoples nominees.
Reoed That win supper. vigorous prosecution of the
for the UniOn and against rebellion and snppres
reasonable press found lurking among aud poisoning the
minds Of felowcens and that 1t is the duty Of the Gem
erl Government prosecute this until every Terri
tory which ever belonged it Is recovered and until the stars
and stripes shall Ieye in triumph from every standard from the
Rt'd That have every confidence 80 the ability and
psom Of military leaders and the IN der their
maud and that them is due the gratitude and thanks Of this
Rs'o'red That most enthusiastically deuounee all compro
mise, with armed traitors, who the Capital and
peace short Of suppression Of this rebellion III inevitably
Re.ord That an Invitation Is Hereby extended to all the loyal
citizen. Of this Ward up join ranks thereby
70 tne wore 'e ssnS Pscsase GiA unssa Non N
broken from. and linn determination, which shall strike teuo.
Union men Of the south now crushed to the earth and that we
recognize all friends ho will in this nations ordeal snk
the partisan in the patriot.
Tn MAYORALTY.-An effort is on foot to secure the
nomination OF Mr. A. v Stout, City Chamberlain for Mayor
Several meetings Of bis friends have already been held
THIRrEEErH WARD.-Tbe citizens of the Thir-
teenh Ward meeting their headquarters on Wednesday
evening 10Th inst, after listening to eloquent and patriotic I'D
dresses from H. Burlegh, esq, aud the Hon Miles b. An
rrw the sdopon OF series Of resolutions, elected the
following gentlemen as permanent officers:
President II. Irwin Secretary James W. MeCartiu
E1ecGtiTe Committee T. Elliot r. +. Miller, Thomas Brown
Nelson R + i.oap b. ES css
Ko,tsr WA P. Humphrey o a NahT.a; X CASSIDY C1a
ta Committee B. Hutchinson WA Van 'eehsen, Dr. j. d.
Irwin. 100 persons signed the roll
USroy MEETING AT SING SrsG.-A Union meeting
was held on Wednesday evening last at Sing Sing in Tsott'
Hall by the citizens OF tina, place. who urfei out almost to
man. to show their fidelity 10 the Union and their oppo'ihone
the rebellion aud rsty the nominations of the Peoples
Union party recently made at Syracuse The Hon mason L.
Cobb presided.
Resouou, supporting the Government and in favor Of the
Psop nominations were adopted and the meeting was ad
dressed by Francis Larkin ESQ., Nelson ID Baker esd ana
George A. Brandreh esq., who spoke In support OF the teo
tons their receiving the most enthusiastic Sppoosh
Of the audience.
meeting Of the citizens Of the Twenty6rs Ward irrespective Of
marty va, held at Broadway Hal last night when the following
permanent organization effected favorable to The Uroh
ticket adopted Syracuse and to the vigorous prosecution
the war 20 pepeuate the Union: President Andrew " stout
Nam Vice Presidents @. l.. Schuyler Rep H. ~ DaVid''
Union Richard r. Curmsn, Dem, and an Executive Committee
composed Of one each Electoral District In the ard Tue
different political pae. well represented The meeting
adjourned 10 Wednesday evening next at the same place
TgIRp WARD USIOY AssocIATIoS.-A meeting OF
The citizens OF the Third Ward held at No 22 Greenwich
street las, evening Cosar In the chair large h1
Der of names were enrolled toward organizing an Assoca'o
Another meeting will be held to perfect the organization
by the election Of officers aad the adoption Of consultation as
bylaws.
FIFTH WARD UNIoS ASsocIATIos.-A large ana
enthusiastic Union meeting held the Fiah Ward Hotel
Ia, eysuuz Dr. Eager presiding Sixty citizens Of the Ward
signed the roll The Hon. Hiram Walbrdge delivered sn so
ouent and soul stirring speech in defense Of the Government
tie supremacy Of tie Constitution, and the obedience 70 I'
laws OF tie United States.
Moz,Rr GESERAL COggIrTEE.-A full meetings OIL
i, Committee wa. held night at Mozart Hail. No sh
Broadway. George C. Genet NicePresden IN tne ehau
Geo Brady and Edward simpson, Secretaries The o'mn'es
=, con.der the matter holding grand nass meeting
nr.l ,, N time WIS too short Committee consisting
ofMavo- Wood Mesrs Morgan, c. Harris, Parek hei'H
! Cha, Francis Thos Can, David Rowland ana W. DAuu
amounted TO oond the OF the inspectors sNu
holding the polls for the primary elections for the election "
d,.,,s, TO make nominations for the various county "es
Uuop resolution 10 adopt the Peoples Union Tekeh n0
al At the Syracuse Convention, lengthy and interesting
u,ion ensued during which speeches were made oy "
| ,be Mayor Mr. Dean Mr.. CoxEens, Mr. Arculans anu
vote wa, finally taken upon the subject which re'ua
question being carried l2 voting in the Affirmative ,'S
| negative The members we're very enthusiastic anu Wv
| Ing wa, char.cterized with great earnes!ne'a
THIRD WARD USIoN AsSociArIoS--Ats i1'v..e
of hi, Association held last night at No. ~ hs ,con
,ssre, Of resolutions adopted fully n0os Wv ..re
Of the PEOPLES Convention at Syracuse The Ia,
mon were unanimously elected officers Of tue v,.cbsp
Fny,I,b DEM Chairman Sheridan Shook Rep, 'S
I,me, Noclusky, Treasurer John NJ Costa sees'"'