New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-09

ton whnh hal IN s adv,ncenent and grandeur ~
whole CIVILIZED world 20 viev with astonishuent oar
which has msintaiued long the principle. of Hh.s
sef2overpmen and invited the serious "a aae
niation Of tlo peopIe Of tho menschcs
EuTope and Ia the zenith Of t.. fame and prosn.'
torn and acerated By in:urrecon which s srvir 10 80
out our national existence IL matter well % -
forth and enlist tho united and dstsreined exeoo. A. ~
men WIG value the sacred principles which our Eoys.
ment is founded; therefore he II
Res se That this Cub view as an essential and .,s
duty to sustain the Admnistsn IN its hscuean esor ~
suppress this Rebellion and necessary part u the s.
u be resor,ed for that puposc. viii heartily ~
nonioeNon Of Biz Cen Jamea Wsdsworth for Goyensr
tion At Syracuse ''"'@'
IHE ELEVENTH WARD IN THE FrELD-A lara.
ana enthusiastic meeting Of the Republican ara
Union electors OF the Eleventh Ward was held ~
No. II Avenue ID, on Thursday evening. for the rms.
pose Of organizing q Wsdsworth Club. Gsoroe n
Z Raymond esq, was elecied President. William r.
| Wemmell Vicepresident, Joseph Archibald Secrs.s'
ry and William L. Duryee Treasurer, Res,In,iocs
were adopted fully and cordially ndorsisg the Pre-
idents pro lanation and the nominees of ,he ITn;o.
State Convention. The Club will meet every rnss.
day evening at the same place.
TWELFTH WARD REPUBLICAN AssocIlrrox
At special meeting of this Association, bed at their
Headquarters, corner OF Third avenne and One-
hurdred-andtweut y.eighth-street on Monday even.
ing 9TH jnst tie following resolutions were unsai.
molsy adopbd
Resored The. this sssocieion uio.t heartily rees In tbs
nomination OF Gen J.mes ;. Wsdsworih for e
s ss % al ,ns e5 sns n petSf s sso,s brave
bsr h- Republican banner .. the moment when the Proc
sInson OF honorsd PRESIDENT orth to emphssiss
Freedom aud the overthrow Of Rebellion ss the platform q
aty broad enough to bear al good cozehs upon "
csan.ry 5cs viii, hope and when i i scSsred joy viii q
their hearts, for OF doubtful puIpo.s wild stand 4
the head Of cur state to secoEd here noble po'dea sal
Rl,eir,d 1hs. we welcome Lyman Treu,sin upon or
cte rue Democrnt he goes for the gh;s Of man ~
such prosecution Of the wal WI bes and most qackS
est8t.ish them.
Rc,ore That cordially iadsrs. the eo,i-c ticket
cue1 M suIrsges aud pledge TO It osi earnest and
Rese,SG Tha. we gratefully eeknowledge oblga.isus
10 the Peilept for tho Proclamation Of fIeedom tia, sr
mate, " re" zeal o9 eouuty and m riends abroad Thse
TIE re beweep loyalty .nd hostility. srd tho elections 70
oow will provo that neither The time he people wsns
mi.Juds,d by our Constitutional esser.
Tng TWELFTH WAFD GERMAN REPusLrcAa
CrUB.-Tbis organization held its regular monthly
meeting at SoiefrIed's, corner Of Third avenue aud
y-second street, on tuesday,
Oe; Z, President Bonitz in the chair. Mr. Malgroa
addressed tie meeting, and offered resolutions in
dorsing be Union ticke. headed by James \. Was-
worth, and urging the formation Of Wadsworth
Union Clab. The resolutions were unaaiinOusly
carried. The election OF the officers Of the Unioa
Campaign Club had the following result:
President, Fr.nci, dc Mssnoa yicePTesiisn,s ksssa
frou rrf- Dr. hern. gueke Phil Bsyer and ChAs Hness
net; Secretary. Fr. iftngeri Treasurer. l. Leeger
The Plosden; was instructed to try TO efe,t WITH
when the Club adjourned, pledgng themselves 10
work with carnestness for tue success OF the Union
ticket.
WApsworru Uyroy MEETING rY THg Twenty.
FIRST WARD.--On Thursday evening a crowded and
enthusiastic meeting was assembled IL the ball al the
corner of Broadway and fhirtysecond street., James
w. Peekman, esq, presidlng. The Chalrinan maas
brief address, stating his experience among The
30 called" UIionis.s who met in the Academy Of
Music a year or two ago. and warned the people
who loved the Union to beware OF such men as bs
had then associated with, and whom he believed 70
be dangerous.
The following resolutions were then read and
adopted:
bsoe, That the conduct Of Government, toward thoss
who have been seeking its overthrow has from the @
dencn.aiiOn OF the Rebellion all along s preseu, st
tude Of aId revolution beeu ck4ssctezrd By calm oe
boarsrcs patient w-ins and an nDresen:iui oeaGy ua
crt That 10 the presence Of The array Of facts ~h
Rebel ION in is progressive stag has m.rshied befo.
t.s Governments AID ,eope have been comPesd BY how
fcw and y ucant steps to recoghSs Md ascsp, NJ
condition iup'sd OF I.bie rav, and 70 regard a. such v
al ~. iEcid AID consequence
hsrd rh'i we regard he late Proesnaton OF the rrea
dert oftr United sts,es. end tire lnecsden legislation q
tonpe upon tue subject OF copascaton OF the property
L. on, the pc dog rebellion: To have avoided iolsee
to % poned item. would have betrayed in Coz.
coua1euce snd exhibited Itee.ua! nnd moral wesBe-s
Groryls Ao scosn Il The Civilized void ana inviting ne
CONTEMPT ol our os haeus eue-isN we hn Therefore, a.
ulv t.a Proclamation IS an earnes. OF the iuisro vigorous
aud piomsi1. prosecution II the against Unpfo-
yoael snsn, and uuhoy Teyo, OF spaDpeed insoent
Rsgir,i That We cannot fail perceive IN ID. CONTEXT
now was upon ibis continent the eprr.sble Issues
h- % over ala vhi,h we're Nv oar .thers presented
in the uaoabe Drelat siicp upon MhcA wee f9ush ,na
.a. the battles q tn, Revolution. The rebellion itself ~
ssrs; Government founded 70. the seerrity cf the rights
espmef ~ the people tho pu'poses svowot BY tie e.de
nd fuuf sYits or hat rebellion leave Ion room 70
doubt Tie world o5ss day IL tia then, when shs
fret hft.et Or freedom toug aud the emotions u
hope and . hats ard friendship ekindsd BY the scens
nre la A. 4
upon rs, aud BY the wager Of battle % ty them
Ss,r s1,ia., the SaIk bend Of ssyeSy The rsb,. of
abo In the Of the people against hs
arrogant claims Of capital to become It's owner and ,uk-
R,,ors Tia, in view Of the issue, thus pre.end there
room place for tho discussion Of past political conire
yers bu tia; the duties Of ths p-scn, require the union
al Union men, and tie joining OF loyal handf who world
uphold ;he integrity Of our bgsehcen, Go,erren and -
nus aud will however il may be sought by
blind tho ht OF TRUTH reflect the Of
bravery srdico Disguised ssukers. sasgsrs deseIe
and spes w doaot not, be given Ia I4hfa pe.ar- -
Rc'oIrtd Tint we accordingly d-plore the semp, nads
oy sdas and politicians Of suspected OyIyte
deprived OF e, original vsy to esther together into
ressr, caap the dsconened and disoya esnenls OF al
pr.y oraUEiious 10. the syoeei object OF dsae patty
and ior the e, purpose OF hwssiins the Cow
eouen Ia effective md energetic Prosecution OF the war.
and by conditional and qaaed support giving AID aad com
R,red lhst we recore and appreciate the patriotism,
manifested by he Convention Of the 2i,h u composed o.
10y ciiizcns irresgocve Of party which lAJn ssas al
selfish personal PURPOSES presented ticket and plaoro
which ight receive ard should enforce The support q eve
oya Of the state Wadsworth rEenan. Lstle an
Hughes ard Nenisnn occupy no doubtful Posioi'
r.. S'TE no oss css1 nss s, Ffs K. ppS S
voter. They who og them may walk opsny ana nAa'
fully 30 the polls keeping tressonble company Wrhsto
ry and accept onr csnddate' ana PeSs
o~lem our earnest AMI undivided support
The meeting was then addressed by Mr Charlee
Could, Mr.. Joseph, Mr.. d. T. Marshall, hir. Ihoe.
Jopep, r., Mr. McAdsm, Sir. Ferris and the hou'
Jsn es A. Briggs, after which il adjourned.
EIRsr WADswoRrH AND TRENAIS CLuB Or
sAsIzEp IN BRooKLYS.--Ata large and enthusiasts
nsetuy OF tho citizens Of the lid Assembly Dstricfe