New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-21

Isghth avenue aud Tuirty-t0lrd tueo'' VIM" Iii
od5ressed by the Hon. ii. II. Stao'oh """ ''' 81
,,r eonton smoke at considerable iens'h IN l'esiD II
, cha o,ec,;ous in toe Central Saes. lie s1'u'
. of tina recent elections in Pennsylvania, onlo 70
Indisna and Iowa are claimed 10 De Ne,y io"
In their verdict upon the policy 81 In" nH-
n;,s,,a;,,on and ,vr probable effect upon me o.
Cab material conte III this State Lev Us - n
them First, there wero no general officers OF inou b
inheritance 10 be chosen in either OF Ooso ~, p
nnd Consequently there was little Interest is' :"
snbeet 90 fsr ~ shat obss of candlHH'es vas 'o e.
eeyiel From the incomplete returns, ~ IS hnlVeSr c
he 20 vet give the foolin,s of the advice Columns
but 1t ~ believed tbas u'e sRg'.g"" No'e ~
four States IS about equally CIV .ded between ~
two parties. IL was upon h'|n'oefs ol ','s, =
That Tho chief interest cen'ered. NOW, "n"' -
the RESULT As compared with the pteseht
House of Representatives., ,he Reldoheshs, III t"o
elections in these four States, have lost '.ie.
members ard, ct course the Democrats have 6sl"ed
three THIS n The resuh in an aggregate Oh aNy
members. BIT il must be borne IL m,nd ttes iniy 4
one-b6lf these Democrats sueee eded upon 8Npress
pledges thss they were WAR Democrats Many
OF shen distluosiy conmi ted 10 the use o, "i
available means tor Syushiug the Rebellion without
delay ~ a without coEpromise. In eanmSieg 'hesS
results, we must no overlook notorious hiS,YilOai
pTece1ents since tue accession oil Nj. van ouIeh
10 the Pres deDcY, ,wenty-sN years ago. every N"
tional Admiusts.a ION has come into power Win "a
House Of rssenta,ves largely ~ its iaVor "uo
the House elesd daring the seeen year OF itS .erui
has inv srabsy been hostile To u, ana seVcFai 'ies
by large ma wglties. Under the last BIN Aunnis-
,raiions from Van Buren, To Buchanan inclusive,
the Speaker chosen at the me nng OF the hrs' Con
Qress OF lb,e Germ always tue supporter Oh lhe
prssdar; while the Speaker chosen by the House
elected 6<ciug the term was invariably DIS opponent
Thus ar therefore, Mr.. Lincoln has Jared better Ia
the Congressional elections than any enc oil ma pre-
decesssrs for the last quarter oil ehlois, anu E,y
much eetter than nearly the whole OF lheil' bu',
rettpy historical precetents ssldsior TINS ls an NJ
precedensd crs,s IN the annals oil the kepnOnc ana
one which the President ought to receive 'he sup
nor, Of all loyal men OF all pires-,here Is another
conclusive reason for the seeming unprorlons
reus of these elections. The four States OF feln-
syfvsna OHIO, Indiana, and Iowa haNe seut 10 'Ie
batte-Hc Ids eft the SOoth more than oVJuoJ men, va
there at least $50 coo are voters. Ana OF nese hefe
s annie preof based Cn clear abdi dsputaue facts
that ainaiority OF about one bundfedthouand wo9id
had they been ut home, have supported Inc Union
Republican, War candidates in these elections. IL Is
notorious taat under the last TWO calls Tor Volun-
tesrs leading Pro Slavery Democrats have osconf-
aged enifstments. lls equally notorious iDet tneF
followers OF the Ike faith have, as general rue
refused 20 volunteer. And from stats.ice carefully
Obtained il is settled that since the Is OF JAY the
enfs.sents have been on the average III the proper
ton Of FIVE SIX Republicans to one Democrat.
Now, OF course, th 8 one hundred thOdsaud MAJORITY
of ljeop. Republicans in the four States III question
eond not be lighting the Rebels on the bat!le-helds
below the Potomac and the Ono, and ct the same
time be voting against their hympAtblleIs AT the
balot-boxes norta OF those MYERS. some snort
sgnted pohriaus, not mindful OF the OBVIOUS fact'
al udel 10, aege that the President Proclamation
was one of the causes OF our III success IN thes
States Never was there a greater mistake. Tut
1ssring OF that sublime document Is ali tina
saved the Administration from soipwTeck. Ii l
had been issued three months sooner the Presl
dents friends wonli have achieved brilliant vic
torres through all the West. IL now stimulate
his supporters TO unwonted eNeriions IN New
NJ York. But asks timid friend, VIII moi
the results In Pennsylvania Ohio aud Indiana, dis
" ast.ousiy affect Ms here No not If We avoid The
error OF DOR compeers in those States. Our hope Of
success consists In our making mToads into the old
DemOcratie party Far more IMAM In any
other State has this been done here
Eminent leaders in that party, ere lis entange
ueDt with senitreasOn, united with men OF vaIlOl,
political organizations 10 save their imperiieC
county. such names Dickinson, Dix, Treoiain
Cocbrane, Walbridge, Porter, Coyin, johnson
Clinton, Rodgers, Aivord, Ogden, W.dsWonb
SetsoD, and their compa,riots, are tower o
strength to cause, and insure US glorious tri
nmph in November.
Mr.. Stanton spoke upon many general topics re-
lstng to the present Crisis. His speech was loudly
applauded throughout.
SEvENTEESTH WARD WiDswORTH And FIREMAN.
DIXON CLUB.-A meeting of this club will be held IN Wed
Desisy evening o. ~ large ballroom attached to the
stsuben House No gs) Bovey, which occasion Henry
b and Ia Governor ba,ler q. Noble Wisconsin.
VIII be present and address tae meeting on tire great question
ef,he day.
GRAND RALLY yoR THE USIos.-A mass meet.
3rg uptown wsrd tho City viii be held The
semby Rooms OF Broadway and
"Wednesday evening October g. q O'clock speakers
Hon John T. Bogeboorn, Caleb Lyon, OF Lyonsaae Gen.
Richard Busted Hon Heory B. Stanton Andress Win
VIM. A. brreign. eigmund Kaufman, WLn. Fullerton esq.
band and slee ciuJ will be present
TENTH WARD GERMAN USIoS WADswOR1H
CLuBA large and en,husss;c meeting citizens Of Ger
birth held last night the Headquarters No q
Allen street, MI Henry Bhcbof being the chair Messrs
60. II Hene and VIM. Bockel Secretaries. After few
introductory remarks by the Chairman Mr. Geo Kuppel
gave acii description o! tie present OF POLITICAL pa
he thought the Democratic party rotten 81
Organized and the oeef element Of the had combine
prOgressve party who had net IN council Syracuse sGl
nolinsed the noble aud gallant james ). W1dsworth
appsuded aud followed Oy tbs venerable PTOi kOcne
of the Eighteenth Ward, who delivered terse, pstioi
speech, eKnoTting all liberty loving the
teAs,. which The only loyal cket in the field lie
with attention sad received OF thanks
aie Chairman thon introduced Mr. Henry Richard Of
Sixteenth Ward who was received with great applause
iAc speaker delivered fofclb6 speech, defining
the issues OF the coming election. The Demo
Gratis wanted 10 make the people believe that They had
liberty OF speech aud that Seyuouritcs alone able
20 so7ern this mighty Expire state % their salts
h. ssaiv Jisep5ojnted In the r,nt Of he elsc1on
The speaker referred with the corrupt bargains
entered into recently between the two rotten iuduton
h0zart end Tsnmsny Halls which ORGANIZATIONS looked upon
pee ge eock Of sheep be bought sold as the
leaders wiiled Every loya take his post
tou and could be ia doubt given
Tor Seymour il fact an involvement FOR JEFF Davis
would think that the
tok wa IN favor OF submission 70 tie ipsaous
ZION es gotten up by human hends raiders In
human tss The speaker bad doubt Of the
election q the noble standard bearer james adsorih
and the Of birth
who had Gvso their 10 fgbt against the
beion, wed live man. sound progres.iys mi
eiPes and not Tor the Piossyey candidate s1Jmis
sio9st Seymour The speaker frequently npplsudod.
and received vote Of thames Mr. H. Bchof then saug
campaign song ~ritten by himself which
Union Wsd<eorth Club, viz: be..rs Nm BccIel uen,v
bsehon "a, Lisn Louis Jacobs end Geo. SclielA after