New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-31

We are makinga good fight in Queens County.
We have hired mammoth Tent. and ore holding meet
ngs about thrco tines a week We think The Tent
good Institutions II gives US an opportunity Of bsyng
large meetings in places that glosd no ecconmo-
the Of Mr. CuRirs he is speaking every night
making good and telling speeches. We aIe making
proportions Tor largo meeting NJ R"siyn on tho 18th
shall have the Tent wen dr. seed and will gyo hr
CURTIS a reception. North Hampstead vii give
bin good majority
UNION MEETING AT NEwTowE, T.. I.
Correspondence Of The y. i. Tribune
M.sPETH. Oct %. 1861.
On Thursday evening the citizens of Ncwtown
end noicbbor:ng townships turned gu. in force 70 hear
tLeir candidate FOX Congress discourse upon the mo-
uoutons questions of tho day. Tho meeting was s
great success and showed that tho good people Of
Qacens we're determined 70 disappoInt JEFF Davis end
BIS allies the Northern Peace Democracy Tie Lqrdon
T,r.es. ind the British Aristocracy. Tie audience
vas ms usual when the friends Of Govern nent and
order called together composed o. substantial ana
inv abiding people. There was fair sprinkling OF
lfies VINO testified By their presence ana attention an
interest In the cii rs If their husbands. sos auo DIoih.
Gfs g. put down Of lone, great as 10 those OF
taeir Kindred who battling VIII more open ana
manly foes On tie blood.sgined folds of NTg mia ana
the south. Addresses mad0 by GRoRGE VIII
IIAf tURis whose reputation nB an eloquent orator
,s pcll .nown. b. Major IiAG6EEIT. bTiinht repre-
the AIfN OF Tie POTOMAC Ait wy
ANufI-aoS Of the local Dutch Reformed Chuoh. Nh.
CURTIS review Ell IN whitening manner the military
career the little Snpoleon; his failure on the f0ic
mac, IN tire Peninsula. after Antiotam were d"fst
upon. ana were contracted With our Later ana srtat
LEADERS, cs1cciGlly Sicrdan who 90 not spend thcir
time in sending CON plants 30 "a GcyerDnon' tllt
strain u every nerve 10 help them. He also exposed
ise 70 acy Of the shareholders doctrine tat slilvry
is iii, ne Institution ~ telling argument derived
from ticir copJaci. They b1et % shaver! as
tho great cviLzus element OF the ere ana
vet nbw, gitn ihcS ~ their extremity Ind that
| IL lE- become neorssaTy TO pat arms IN tnc
hands 81 iher slaves shcy propose 10 grait tnrn '
fr,cs0Hl as hun Tho clpquert speech o. MI Cuiis
was aticntvc!y listened TO b. audience who cogid
duly appreciate hs choie sBd polished periods ihr
election ca mon OF ~. ,tEl- acAn1WcdSr" ao.4y
vii Trc' credit apon the District. The erection OF
men OF bis oulbIc VII far toward restoring 10 Con
Sc.s glory ettaroc in ia past and pn'uesi Day
Matr HAsaEi.IY appealed with great oarnesinfss I"
ia trrlocn lrsrs party whose Southern masirrl
wcre Ges poic H.. arisocrac!es OF Tie Old World
ale pointed 10 Tie Let iln' the south hsd rer' catchy
Dsuiird Ireland grcttest men because thcy lad ex
prrlsrl thpif GcteatitIn or slavery. that they Lad
burned ia clgy ;lIt great putrlot nAaitL OLONhLll
hid iaiit anp ieNL'ied aihi NE,L pecs' ne 80
De- world allow Or -ro o. W1r1ip side ny hl.o WEI
=, t ,an hat Goi who he'd declared himself 10 20 10
r,sp-o Ter Of p-ssons and stated thet when -" Akp
moved tn ni1a th-i noble man. Father MAIIHiW. fhe
pilvicrr AZ hrr seated on the floor 81 the Senate.
JIIFrIsOg DAVIS nrrol antly oiposed the noton g vi
ing him wolf IA sA'ep's clothing. Ihs nv. MI;
fats tnas hr vrfv ere found Tie friends ui tie ne
bolton To De earnest supporters Of Little S'ac pnc'ts
-
.lcir verdict on tc - ~ Aovemhrr upon the oph'lo
yclsg be; vecr the great Deiaycr Grog0H T. Sic ~
I> and th.i tsi ihiol and patriotic servant Of the
country AIYtssH LiNCOtS. Tho credit FOR this sue
cr.sful gaihvTif lnyn due to the perss clne
a.Crs ~ tho Committee, JAMS - JoENao. AID 'ohS
c. DLHAo'sE. Lei al tue tnon mea DO iikcwlse rnh
ihsn We shall have victory IL the Empire state
oqLalh bni 81 Ohio last year. There rs To b. another
e.llcrr: 90 tie ioya at East v iiamsburg. on iues
day, tue .st oi AO' LSA-
DrI3Es CO., y. J.
Union meetings ore being held every night in
Oh Iorron County. With most gratifying results The
pcoplc nocA 10 thc gatherings In crowds an listen
With unferned satisfaction 20 the patriotic sentiment.
o. tie speaker lat Wednesday evening the citizen.
81 rsranus aud tie country adjacent were hGdr,ssr
by W I.E Mn HTT, esq, 81 ihis city and the hon
IHfoDoRE LITTLE Union Candidate FOR Congress IN
hs i,a District. The meeting was unusually large sn
sLcccssfl'. Un Wednesday erening next luION9iI
lIlTcs and JAZZ. A. EGcs. of this city VIII spe@k ut
tie g.m1 Place ana 81 tie allowing Saturday great
opcn cir County l.as Meeting VIII be- held there. Which
,il De ntldrc ed ~ l.. Governor NOBLE Of scousia.
IrcuAiD n;'gTiFD ard EUTis f. AApRgws, esGs.. and
Maior L. X. rAsGHBo3s Of jersey City. Old bergen
Il waking up preparatory 70 pursas herself from Cop
pcrneed hciesic, IN tie coming election.
A large meeting was held at the Wigwain, in
Bergen, Nj. on Thursday evening. and WIS addressed
by j.. a. FULLER of Y. y, aEd G. H. MITCHELL OF
Newark Grei, enthusiasm was manifested In fyor Of
The general ard ucnl candidates. Bergen VIII do lis
full share send Calon NJ. c. fIom that district
MASS MEETING AT WEST HoBoKHH, n. J.
The Union men Of West Hob0ken aud VEIN
iv turned uut In furce Thursday evening and held
their third mass meeting in the campaign. cannon
was frrG fgcworA. let Of and boifres lighted. |
Speeches were made b. hon. EDGAR X. WNITAH, !
candidate for Congressman. Mh ICbEoAGE u, anu
RANSOM rrtyhS oeqs and the Rev. \. +. CAhrBfII- |
,grat disappointment felt in the absence Of Judge
ri1Tg.norrTr who had been announced TO address
ihc meeting West Holoken VIII give good account
OF Itself OF the eth 81 Eovomher.
lNIOX MEETING ~ WEsTFIELD, n. J.
Correspondence .. Tie y y. Tribune.
WEsIYiELo Oct. o. 1854. |
The little town of WestGeld was alive last
night Notwit. standing the rain our ctizens were n
out and the 'loyal climbs" from the adjoining towns