New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-11


decide what further action was necessary
FRrrNps OF FMANcGPATIoS.--A meeting of the
sy;ends Of Emancipation was held in this ey on the
s,h iostapt. at which the following preamble ani
resolutions were adopted:
BheTeas The time has cone IN which u eve @ .ue
necessary means Of potiine down The repeilon sgu ~ 80
tanrd ana re olutey carried forward tnd shcud o. ore oo
rnv tbs minds pud ep the resoarcss OF ell oyel enen
sd IL IL manifest tuat there IS no reasonable ptopeo ~ 49,
hv & needy and complete liberation OF the slaves ana e
sxig cies Of the tims require that enancpa'R Ve DC
81 oJ IL ieter .nc s Of e Cons,it1ion and a. an inei-
sebt Of tho power sgreelDy 20 the -" % ~ ey
R.sovtd First. That an Association 70 be s.ysu [ w.
Ona Emancipation Association" be now SIssn1a o
duty shall DO BY Petition The u's o. 'he Fi''' ''u
*, tSe h.soeiaiion bsve power to FIJI vacancies
n their own body II deemed ezpedi,nt from tHe 10
time 10 Increase their number eao = appoint
sses and peeessary sfcers and employ such aatai Is
80 ir cb sSIepdtuIes s may be necessary; aud ss the
funds furnished to the Association psy ".feu -
annually or frequently, an eathenilated ACCOUNT u
kheir rec.igs s1d expenditures. - q t..-,,
Tniyd ibsr the A,ses'i0n shsu give Tee ana lapas. @
been or that nav be adduced by able earnest comp'ent
thoushful men, whether those eIsVeI isl or miisry
aons-whefter drawn from the Eibe, the cosl'a
aoI Ds m o. e ia,ions aud Of he Union the
s1isenses Of country the shs o me gnsh'ea oi O T
.on,try tbe clsims OF tire Commandments
sGod-whethor the be advocated a. necessity o.
EAT :
Presideut or Congress- or military commanders.
Upon the adoption Of the foregoing platform, the
Association was organized by the choice Of OtceIs-
J. w. Alden President, aud SAM l.. Harris, seere-
sary The Association is now ready for work. and,
Cor the furtherance Of the object, solicits contrOu-
lions from the friends of the oppressed ard ot the
Government
Even a postage stamp petterl will furnish the
means 10 send of a number of petitions. Those per
sons sending any amount will receive IN return pe''
,;ons SO SAM. L. HARRIs, Secretary,
No &c Warren street, New-YoTk city
TAMmAsY AND WOoD.-A very full and unanl
NOUS meeting of the Tammany General Commltie
was held on Saturday evening, when the subject 0
the Msyoralty election received consideration
Every effort il is understood, will be made 10 secure
the lsleAt of Sern6ldo Wood. Mr.. Waterbury o
the Special Committee reported preamble and reso
suton, which were adopted, as follows;
RaerSS s ress, Mayor Of this city been uh th.:
reelection would be dangerous 10 the welfare aud goot go
present Of spch and in every respect di
eedi6ls to our Pe9 e and .a.,fa % tne 1ds fsI'
S, quo an bo & ~ 5e ~ Of W.voy and uh,ea
there h uniyelsal desire exP'essed not only among bemt
cIss but also by their opPopeLts ihs, me yoe' 81 s
centraed eaBddate IA order 70 render the defeat be
certain 70 sPsosn'er fp and Overwhelming ,hsrsiols
60 wit: Fiot, Second and Third Wards ihoma, yms.
Fou'Ih WaId Charles J. DOugher.y; Fihh Wad John
Savage jr Sixth Ward John Cl1ncyi Seventh Ward VIM
M Tweed; Eighth Ward. Daniel Z. De!evani Ninth Ward
John Richardson Tenth Ward Ehiah +. Pu dy Eleventh
Ward Aaron Il. Rollins Twelfth Ward, Henry w Genet
Tbirteenfh Nard Edward sec ,nne FoW eenth Ward
George Debenham; Fifteenth Ward Daniel w Norris SIX
teeEth Ws d. Ems uel b. Hart Seventeenth " ard Smith
Ely, jr Eiahie,n.h Ward. John r. Hoffman; Nineteenth
Ward William Hitcbmsn Twentieth Ward, Peter
Sweeney 1wentyhTst Ward, Sepben Cornell and Twenty
secoDd Wsrd, Michel Connolly hereby epponted
EomnBiing omOee. with fn power TO e0ufer with
owcz Of other organizations dsing such conference
nominate scanddte 10 be supported blythe Democracy
4 the City Of NewYork for the Office OF Mayor