New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-09
LOCAL POLITICAL mATTERs.

Fnrm WARD WADswoRrn AND TREAiIs CLrs.
This Clnb has taken the lead in the way Of process
sions. Under the direction O. Marshal John Con.
trell "A large number Of members OF the Club last
eveling piraded through the ward and Broadway,
and thence 10 the Office Of The TRIBUNE, where
three hearty cheers were given for Wadsworih and
1romain. Tho future dress OF the CInb was shad-
owed forth by the pioneers Of the procession, " ho
worc liberty caps and fag aprons, aud carried Union
trausvarencies. They made a fine appearance and
were tie recipients If hearty applause.
FIFIu WARD WApswoRTH CLUB.--A large and
enthusiastic meeting OF tho citizens OF tho Filth
Ward, irrcepectvc OF party, met 1t Mrnch's, No.
100 ludsoa street, last evenings for tie purpose "
permaueufly organizing Union Naisworth Cub.
Tho Committee appointed at preliminary meeting
10 chooss per lament officers, reported US follows:
Prrsident-Thona. J. Miller
Voe-Pfosdeuts-wm IL Gil,on. Je. II. Wilson. Il. Mat
g. Lawrence, Peter ioush, Michael Hynsrd, ohm
LocnHn, Wan IL hniiin.
Ireasmer--Joscyh u. Taylor.
sscietsiies-A. jackson Plumb, H. A. Lounsberry.
Which WAS accepted.
Mcsrrs. Crane aud loeman We're appointed u COM
milioo 10 conduct the President 10 the chair. Mr.
Miller thanked the Club for The Distinguished honor
PAID to Lm. He said he had always been with the
II mocracy, bat the war had evolved new issuee
and the old ones had parsed away. That OF tho
declared policy OF the Government, sustaining IL
NJ any hazard, he was sin favor OF. lie was dole
gate to the Union Convention which met at Syra-
cure, and he intended TO give the ticket there nomi
mated his hearty support. Gen. Wadsworth was
IN riot and IA soldier, and did not, like Seymour
equyocste or speak In PARALLELS lie thought the
war w0nld end with tho termination oil rebellion.
and lot before, aud when he natal day OF freedom
came To the oppr, seed, the country would Say
" Amen!" lAppiansel
Mr.. A. j. Plumb being loudly called for a speech,
plead IA severe cold as an excuse, but sad ho would
offer resolutions in lieu OF u speech cmbody yng
his entiments;
Re'apsd. That we hail with pleasure tho recent Proelams
ton OF the President OF the United States holding ivh
the Ihcats OF Freedom tCC0 COO Of Gods op
pressed people and believe that those ho do no, ndou-h
either tnctured with disoyny or hndo by peuite
Rsso.od That tho contest "a ths State for bOrtrno
between two mon--one Known for hts philanthropy. pa
WORTH the othcr Hossiio seymour for his suppor,
o the and masked rachery 10 his country, ro hereby
pledge support to the oimei ard " o whole
ticket which his bonofed name heads
The resolutions were adopted with applause. The
Club adjourned at 9 O'Clock to attend tho great
meeting at Cooper Institute.
kIsrH WARD WADswoRTH ASD TREMAIS CLUB.
The Wadsworlh aud fremain Club Of the Ninth
Ward met at the Beecker buildings on Tuesday
evening" tho 7h inst, and completed their oigaliza-
tion by the appointment OF the following officers:
Dr. Samuel Hall President. Sinclair Tousey and John C.
Hart, Yco.rresdents, Charles j. Wright, Treasurer Nelson
Thayer aud George W. Jagses Secretaries; A. J. Canp.
DoI, g. L. Leigh j. &. Dogat A. Bllss aud w. j. Adams
Delegates to tho Central Committee u
The following preamble aud resolution were Of.
Iercd by WIN. h. Smith, jr., and adopted:
Whra. la view " the hmontabls aud doporbls state Of
.fairs existing In country Wherein rebellion Of the
mot danasos character 10 s''ns to gain supremacy, aud