New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-23
LOCAL POLITICAL MATTERS.

SEyESTEESTB WARD WADswORTH CLUB.-A
large aud enthusiastic nesting OF the citizen, Of the Seven
tserh Ward held last nsht the seuben House under
the auspices of the Seventeenth Ward Wsdsvorth Club
Speeches made by Hsnry Stanton and Governor
length In regard to the Rebellion and urged upon their hearers
their u,mo, .Ieons toward the election OF who
preserve the Union aud IN the msinenance OF the lava
Both were frequently interrupted with loud applause
EIGHTB WARD RATHIcATIos MEyTisG.-A large
meeting held last night by the With Ward wsdworh
Club the Republican besdqusters No ia Prince street
Henry c. bennett uped the ohAir and in opening the
meeting congratulated the assembage the cheering
p.et, Republican Union ticket sere. Of resolutions
made by Sanford L. Maeonber, Charles Spencer and
John j. shaw.
SEVENTH CosGREssioYAL CosvEsTIoS.--The
Republican Union Convention OF the With Congressional
District embracing the Eleventh aud Seventeenth Wards met
last evening the Steuben House but adjourned until Friday
evening without making any nomination.
REPUBLIcAy CENTRAL CosMITTEE.-This Com
mittee met last evening and transacted considerable amount
of routine business. Several vacancies filled
SXTEENrH WARD WADswoRTH CLUB.--A meet
ng this Club was held last evening at No. 2G Eighth
nue.. Mr. VIM C. Russell IN the chair J. e. Clsrk the first
mour and other .snses Of modem Democracy mainly
devoted efustioDs Of the charge Of sympathy with
patriots John A. DIX and Daniel s. Dcinson why
Horsio Seymour placed before the people candidate for
Of tho sentiment enuncisted by the immortal Daniel Web
ssr Liberty and Union now and foTeyer and il.ep.
their hands have tina, this ,h. be land equal
freedom from the Atlsntio to the Pacific. Cheers
The key Of this Rebellion struck in Mi. .o1h by
John &. Fremont iAppauss II music In the Of
bondage lChsers All honor to the who had the dis
10 the life aud foundation Of the Rebellion and
tbs courage TO aim dsshbow A Its heart Applause II
fortune to be In Charleston at the sorIng Of Sum
ter saw the rteen batteries hu their shot and scl
the patriot band under the starry flag that audience Of
ten thousand applaud the Rebel ateis.s the audience
10 Charleston time and had frequent opportunities for
conversations with the leading citizens TLey told that
the hour for which they had for years bosn praying
hsd They said Give hite paper which
to write our conditions, and will laugh at you" pro-
henncs his Rebellion gigantic conspIacyihe lifelong
OBJECT OF Southern lesdsrsnd appeal to you 20 sustain tho
vote Tor WadswoItb and Trenan IL important duty
WIN "a every loytl citizen. lApplsusel
AID Dayton wss next called upon. He said the bsd
as,uneo ue phase Of subjusaon ei'lsf side We
must o"sr our nag FROM the Capitol Warrington or re-
pisss II upon every Southern fortress lCheers
orion said IL was sedom that
ohhta a. that now presented 10 The people Of TIE
oss'e "a new fotk Let every oya himself whether
hot tne eyes Of all mankind turned snxouy toward
snY coming ouoefnaoHa election In the Empire Duty
cs upon ns 10 sustain Administration winch has Lad The
iron nerve 10 procn freedom all men IA the Noi tms,
lcsn Republic lchees Mr. j. Lssar sun; with dne effect
Inc star sPsnged Banner" the sudsnce Joining In lbs
pagn song which loudly cheefed Nr Jobn P,k. o..
he song Stand by the Flag" ''
TWENTIETH WARD PEOPLES UNION Assocr,.
ios.A large aud enthusiastic meeting Of this Association
held last evening at Continental Hail. Eighth
OF Thtyfourh street The room was filed 10 over
"adsworth addIesed the meeting Mr. Wldswonb ssd he
re- no relative Of the future Governor but be would
that wherever treason raised his hdeous vissee The ann
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