New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28
LOCAL. POLITICAL MATTERS.

TnIRTEESTH WARD WADswORTH CLUE. - A
larIe add eltuas,le meeting Of this Cab was held last
evening A. No 40 Grand street. NJ Andrew Gran presid
lug Mr. Adam Wal, sent le,ser, rege,iing his ina
billy be present and Introducing NJ James Jreaon or
Livingston County, who made few remarks MI Joseph
uoIe delivered eloquent and patriotic speech. Which
received Win .ea applause lie por.ra, ed Of
cited Ia poil the ct that though the nelbcf
ne H,-tfd yeftioa were only .uspecied Il dsoyalty
they deeply IA the gu OF popusr Indignation tei
s, s - ,s,d tom Joln W. Far,a.r dsciinns tho nom.
Bsi5n oftho Peoples pGry aud usns his friend. 20 vote ~
Cart. John Duty ~LrfCulon cheers given -, hotie.
piry Jo.eob H. Percy ana Chss 3 Spencer Mr. Spencer
responded sbe argument TO the relative merits o.
tho opposiHs Ionscsiona aud Oubenatoral candidates.
SnrErSrH WARD USIos CLuB.-The headqusr-
of,he Club crowded last evening to listen to al
deus. from the Hon. r. A. Conkins and others EiL y.
Hail eco, the Gr', speaker and followed by Mr.
Conkig who delivered iorcble aud animated speech lie
showed nom asc that the result OF the elections in oh o
and fenn'ysania was IN consequence OF tho excess OF no
publican yotT n tie from tnee states aud thst they
did not In indicate change Of popular sentiment
Ethan Allen e'q a,o mace an enthusiastic address" was
resolved that the Club unite wth Other Associations atter d.
Ing the mas meetings Cooper Institute ON Thursday evening
TwESTIrrH WARD WADswoRrH CLUB.-A pub
lie meeting under the suspee, Of the Club held las.
evening Lincoln Hail. Of Eighth and Thirty
third street Judge Frazer Union exile fom Flord,,
introduced by the President and delivered patriotic and
eloquent sdire. lie Nowed himself lifelong Democrat
but here he stated to discuss party questions, but
something that far trsu.c-nded party isnos The issue in
which engaged involved the life 81 great nation and
a. citizens Of thh nation bhrights eopadiSed 1t
therefore Imperative II would have the patton preserved
that We place true and 10y men In oAce.
He eulosiIed the Proclamation Of lon and Dc
cssd that Isjoeed tho heart Of every Union in the
South aud hailed earnest Of greater vigoE and de
teu alton Ia the prosecution Of the II is in yain to
talk OF conc.nrnthe Rebels do night with olive.
branch IN their hand The leaders Of the Rebellion were de-
t-ruel conquer die IN tho st.mp aud unless tue
lion wishes to com. under the rus OF JED Davis aud L mia.
- "a
hon .pea Of the ii . of The Rebels but Ia hi isagmsut
the only nghs TO which they could lay claim the halter
and conAe9on Anything beycnd that nut b. the ,uli
d Executive cruenry ho closed by making an Urgent ap
peal in favor OF sustaining the Admiuistratior.
NJ Calvin L. Robinson, merchant from Florida then ed
dressed Ho meeting stating that he heartily coineiied with
thc sentiments Of tbs previous sPrAel he tnen depicted
ths oppnons end marty rdom a. oya. II tho South bad
TO endure under tn thaldom Of Jef Davis heir only hope
81 dclsei4nce being te aissncios srme. OF lhe North
TwESTY FIRST WARD.-A meeting was held las,
evening Of tho OF Broadway and s2ds. uuler tho
sus?co, Of the Peopcs Union Association The as.smbas
called TO order by hir Isaac Olyerwho nominated M.
Danifl Plumb Chsman. Mr.. Plumb made brief p.ir-
olo tddes, plter which he introduced Nj r. r. Trensn.
brother Of the Union candidate or Lenoasnt Governor Mr.
fama.I irsced hs .en"As by 'osdHg series OF ie''u'
ti'ns, Of winch the following isa specimen brisk:
Richmond, IN PROPOSED defense Of the rights OF Flee
speech IN New fok. enemies Ia Tat We know no
s1eh o'ds d, Oonti9ras' .oucii.i,oh % tease .D 81
have become uuconiu ug Submit TO the AuthOs
lty q lhe United Statoi q o, oinmcnt
or. Tfcaaiu address fan 81 patriotic srao eriiinf
frequent appliance. In usadon of the reasonable dosn
d. seymour party lee read 1 ON The recent
fpccen,l ol Fernando Wood and seymour hultrL 10
claimed thAt I've lemocralo party a. pne parry olsnle
csrprusen.a bogus Democracy which iad u.en denounced
10y bitterly by influential Democrats Tho new
parry a tie Union represented 10y Con. Naasworth, Is the
exponent 4 rue Ropu1hcea democracy fnoao principles
VIII never tic.
Mr. G. h. Whitehead then followed "a stirring speech g.
the cunfss which be the growth of he party
Liberty aud orophcsisd speedy triumph the slave
holders OF aud their syn ahiZes ia tie North
WILLIAM J.. RoBfssoE il running as an ndepen-
dent Union Democratic candidate Ia the Nth Assembly Dis
thet t2o,h Wasdl, sglinst the wire pulers nominee
SIXTH Assembly DisrEIcT.-At an adjourned
meoug tho Union Republican Convention this District
lest evening hold At No "a Grand street Charlei L..
kriseyc P,esiden In The chair Mr. Jolu Fitch ppan
niou.ly nominated
DrsofKATje NpnISAyIoy.-The. "