New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-07
LOCAL POLITICAL NIATTERs.

| TwEyTIrTH WARD WApswoRTH CLUB.-Tte
Union men of tie Twentieth Ward held an en,hnsi-
astic meeting az Lincoln Hall last evening, MI.
Gabriel Van Cott in the chair. Addresses were
delivered by T.. X. Tremaine, Alexander W ilder,
james q. McAdam, and Theodore l1lton. TIE lat
rer.Damed speaker spoke particularly OF the suspen-
sion of the habeas corrus. lie said 1t could not be
! charged 10 James s. Wadswor,h The arbitrary
arrests which had been made could only be attri-
bn,ed to the Secretary Of State who entertained TO
the extent of bis hospitality the Rebel ccnmssiln-
err, on their arrival at Washington, from Rich
mond.
The right Of habeas corpus wrestcd from the
tauglty aDd desIoic King Of England al tie mo-
uIeur Of his greatest power. Would the American
people guard le-s saciedy their dearest privilege I
The dir OF America will Yet be 20 puie that no slave
eau breathe II. EGreat lpyli use. believe that
The North aud Soulh VIII yet clasp hands over the
abolition of Slavery. ICbeers.l Ny hope Of the
American Republic is tina, il will yet fave Const-
tuiion above all compron ise. IL we do not brins
Freedom OF tnis stc, 1t will have been made IN
vain. APP ause.] Tho speaker closed with an
earnest appeal for The Union State ticket.
| WApswORTH MEETI.o ~ THE FTTTrsTH
IWARD.-A larpe and enthusisGtic meeting wa held
under the auspices Of the Fifteen Ward Republican
and Union Association last evening at Wnghts
Hotel, corner of Broadway aud Eighth street, Mar
shai Is. Blake, esq, IA tho chair.
| The Hon. Frederick a. COnkliDg moved series
If resolutions iDdorsing tie Proclamation OF the
Precedent aud the nomination OF the ticket headed
with MajOr-GeD. james + Wadsw0rth for Cover
| nor Of the State Of New. York, which were unsnl-
nou-ly adopted.
| Ceorye ". Blunt, esq., moved the following,
resolution which was adopted:
k,'oi,ed That every vote given Ter james wal.woh &,
o Lcysiy and every vote given TT 1orsto
trastus c. Benedict e.q., being called upon, siil
that lie 4eW tie PrO-Slsycry and rgitors caudiiafe
icr gubernalorial Donors well. He knew iha, he
Wa wealthy and generous; but, vi b all bis wealth
and Ill bis generosity, hc Lad never Vet given
single doliAr TO bid tie Government in prcfccutng
war to put down The Southern X, bollion
Charles 4. DsIa, esg., wns received with three
enthusiastic cLcers. He referred IN tho spoec o.
Ilor.tio SeyuoGr the 3lst oi January, 1861, in
winch lie had vndicied The rebellion aud iauded
the character OF tie men who Ia commenced and
earned il on That spe.oh had been bound M with
hir later one of SeItenlor 10 ut Albany. Seymour
40, line thai II IA. North sucoe.ced IA putting
down seeefs.on, IL would be successlul revoutoi,
on tne past oi the North. lie had nlso said ia Il
when he pared our local logisl,lion with their.
| lie he'd reason TO blush. He bad spoken loudly in
nudatiO9 oi thOse traitors wsom be called LAGOON.
pli-ied s'alesmeD, bat bad rcver uttered a word of
encouragement % The Army of the Union witch had
gone iorih TO save our country from pcushiag.
IL was not for CoDpfomlo that New York had
poured oui her soDs and her tresauTeit not for
ppTomise that thove sonS bad poured ont their
blood; II 10 vind'cate the honor tie dignity Hnd
The perletniy Of the GOyernnent which the treason
lloileIs VITO shouted SeymonrSor Governor had en-
dtayCrtd TO break down. james y Mad-worth had
gole forb ia tie hour Of iis couniry's tefil ana
,,,, ca on the baul' field at nuli knn that b. .
wilhng TO rlsh every ,bing he hnd--iis be
-' "..in'sin tie honor of ih. iiag which he nd 80
eallarty deienaed. Gee. MoDoweil bad, In bis re-
port oi that conflict given Ls Testimony IN behalf oi
MAJOR NGdfwOrlh's couIage and oooiDcss la the
hoo. q -. counirys danger.
The Hon Henry j. Raymond being called uron
sail that although this was to tc local election,
Tie issue national. We We're contending
for the pufro-e Of protecting or own existence
apliLft tie ei.of.s Of an armed Toe who had been
,fot~ct.d l., the Government he attempted 10 sub-
veit sud ulder " bose protection Lc hld pro,Ieied
equally Nlh o1r,flveS. Ia reference 10 the teec-
ton o .lHnOa 5. Wadsworb for Governor, We mad
uis pledge i0r The country, and his tle ton would
strengthen the GOyefAIont, while the election OF
seymour would ng re aid hLd comfort T. tue cao-
uy. lhe piosIdrnt had struck the night blow ~
tue night time, and We must, III tie election Of Nads-
worth, make tiai blow eii c,ual. Seymour wss not
olctged 70 auythinG but measures that wers at yar.
anoe y.ih tie Intefcste Of good government.
lie itll taic from Danger Tar te Inc re- nit Of Tie
election, bat mere success was not all he wanted
lie cesfed to &c The sympathzes with ireason a. 4
lobrilOu lett where the y Of 1872 LEFT tie Fed.
elali-tr, aud Were the Revolution .et tie Ioues
New-lofk must maintain her honor; her motto
LIceisiOr, must wave be-Ge the Sars aud Sitites
never to 30 down unleas both should pcnsh IA the
same wreci.
Mr. Green next addressed Tie meeting, after which
IL adJ JDurned.
A WADswoRIH AID TREMAIs CLUB. The citi.
zeus Of the 81 "a Ward held 81 meeting last evening
al UJidehs Hotel, conner OF Franklin and Certre
Lsireots, aud formed Wads worth and fromaIn Club
aud elected e following nlmed goutieucn 10. per.
msncnt oiLc,is:
Pre-. dent. George Grunay; vico-Preddent.. Jo.eph "
iiswse' end nv O',e' secretaries Michael j. R,en ,nd
owen Cysi ci, ITcAsui eli owen W. DicDnan.
kcmHrAr were made by Mee.fs johnson, Bren.
nan and DwycT.
ITO following resolutions were profcuted aud
adol ted, ai;rr whicl tie eeting adjourned
k.4ard n te p..sent troubled oylili0n q on u,.i,
afsif II Is the d.'S OF al e@eus ~o love ti,f coun,i
bette tnan Ygfiy 10 vote to bsee H power Of vnu
tnao a tie shcst oolnt Li. ioyay 70 tue Gov, o
rlent Of WHO a' no. oo"toned 'ler ., money h,
s"td ~ Le h 20 Ic.oie our soi'ous Clon u tie Irol4
R,soed Tat he person Of Gen. Wsd.woih we ,re.e,
f.: ,Ao auAi'tese he icop'e Of the plfe a,e an II
90. dko icfiod + our pfosct stfu fss,l Die !s to
l.. su.ta" itut io'ious un.n icf b. on f. sers
he@i'd Tia the pc 81 tho sixth ard dott Of
gatnbsr 10 tie Lhi,n ty"Frn9n eld Al aYac.so ca sri
q. gr res' rng ier iAH eotsde'i.on te u TO
WHO ia TIE houf o our counts Fef4 Knew par5 kne
uohias but hei 30 intiy.
Tc.,,ea, aordy inlofss tie action Of tho
1 P,'i9s ~, 70 o. i Gaf .ntsse
Address y nnuDn ir ate rns.A lls4 4ctsr Cugrie
4, ne of ,eik OF On OF ApIra. ali inslr sl cit
lea in vG q! tle s5oso tc-et aaI NIsol.ss
EIrrn WARD REruBncAs Asyocurtox.--A
NEE in1 of the fiith Ward Eepubhcan Association
Vas u, ID llst eveAitg Ut The fith Ward Hotel the
freaDcat, Mr. Nathan Kingsley, IT,, m me ciiair
re O,ntou was naopiod iudorsing he nomination
4 \ cssis. " edowOrln and Ircnaiu for Governor
and Lieutenant Governor ab their first md only
ehoce.
Au eniOgy WAC pronounced by Frank w Shen. I
end uyon d.sth o. tie late Assistant kscre,ry
Df th5 Aes. ei.tion, Wm. ii. Banks. brother o. Cen
Bsnk,
a committee was appointed TO prepare resolutions
rs.r ynii... 81.