New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-03
H0rnl Politics.
THE SIXTH CONGRESSIONAL DEsTaIcr--rHE PROP
osifeoY OF COL HAWKES..

osifGS or COL. HAWKES..
The following is the proposition made hy Col.
wilkins aud bis friends their last consultation, leld
or Friday last:
Attic Union Ratification meeting hch Il Metropolis.
ton Han on FRIDAY evening. October 20 lsfi ne 'o'
! wing preamble and resolutions were uai.im' dsy
adopted.
Dhsras. The welfare OF our country demands united
action IN tie present political contest not ony IA he
staie bot in every CONGRESSIONAL ana As''NhT 9t
Assembly Districts walt Of united action r. msn.
tested by running two Uni0a csnetdniei IN elen fs-
iiict with eaidnY tiat # pcrss Ell in Di DE .lends
OF each csnddate defeat must be the Sesui. Now,
therefore in order that tho existing oi sons nay ne
healed, PROPOSE 20 make The following standing or
der 60 that no blame can e attaoac 70 ng stond tLo
nion Congressman of ac VIA Dstrc, rad the Union
Assem- blymen Of the WIN District bl deftatti
Owe proposed 20 Mr.. KayDoGi AID his ircrls TO
write the name of Mf 1aym0ni. on one ZIP ~ paper
aud The name ofC0L Hawkins aGut icr, lEd tAifi
patty ,lall draw from tic Aat or ~ te sps depoo
i.sd and the thus drawa shah be ~ defeated "
Eithdrawn candidate While tho rip remnnlhs shall
indicate the sncoegs3ul remaining caDGli1is az"
~ A.. receive the united action siren sta 81 TIE
Union voters of the District.
egual terms ard settle the difficulty - once provided
tie friends VI Mr.. Raymond VII ocecde 20 ~ " n.''
IL is plain that seihsh considerations CIV cA fe
size FOR pablo good. and tie people can .n-u So
10 IS TO b.sns. and appy the reHr"y Ia Wa. 5dins
IL votes rom the candidate Iill s'ists az seepDg
VI 'be DIVISION -,
aEd his londs 10 Ar. Stewart and ns friends ~ re
Seventh Assembly DIST So MN, -, 49,.
A. VAN OHDXs, Secretary.
REPUBLICAN MEETING IN THE SIXTH WARD.
There was an enthusiastic meeting of the
sixth Ward Club hed last evening ut GolduG's Hotel
on the corner % CcutIe-si and Erankir The meeting
was called to order Al nyl. past seven o'clock l. m 4
gee club vas ia attendance AID entertained the MEET
ing with several campaign songs. The Cyst speaker Nas
TIE hon. Il. DELsfnLD SsfIsJ who proceeded a. con
lldCr bio length to review the impending ISSUES of tbe
present campaign II conclusion he urs ID ihe an'leHc1
10 I,tc not Je5 Da, - would have them V1ts ~ -
the ast0Cracy 81 Europe would nave them 'Ci OIL az
NasLLEion could he efise from the grave, would nave
JosrFu Brock. esq followed in a bril- address and
conc. ded " reading letter from sinc.u oialr esg'
CIsTox Hor.E y. T., ccLIEc1oRs oE'IcI Esv 2, 1854
JOsEgH NgECB. esq.--lhy Dear Sb. / IcSTet
'h.' sss on, OF ~ ro@sl % ll Ss' &C.,. loo s
bl, DO Odd 10 the place until attr M . jol l"r..'
Re .ssurel that yoa have ~ beet wishes my hrly ord
corlJ cooperation 10 the Efforts winch yce urs inas I
ro -5i ase The l4ct as such reF,in- : GOV n'i
-d teA3 Place ti the sik;A " ri sI"',- ~, W ~
oca,s, add Of al classes received that a." pave
uri who ae battling tor 10 Union ~ te hetl ' toe
sl..rs frofa the
T,sa.sn las dawn the swosdet i pe.h by iae sgerdr
AID et elton pesce aw and teT :" accompanies
by those have sad loyal 70 nc nation
Via tllks Tor youE Sad Es-uon sn' Eer} ,ray yoai.
Henry SMITH, esd, of The Tenth Ward was
the next speaker. He spoke al some e ~ pa The Dis
ti8ction between tic raj aLd bogus Deaocrsey' and
ny BGs ihat carving tie standard ~ Kepnoneah-
isld Tie meeting adjourned CT Late hour yllL cheers
for Lincoln and JOEiscA.
TAKE NOTICE.
The 93d n. Y. 5. II. returned TO this city on
Tuesday hoin Mary,nd aud ordered 70 report at
their Armory in thirtcolt-s every morning II ~ a.
H. There sie many Republican voter in The regiment
who are not much ,.ra'lcd by having 20 pass dr;iy
under ag sas pended IRON the Annoy 20 .0so oP-
po,.ta sd Inscribed Union Cldb aud AicI hll1g re-
zion" with an announcement thai said tinb meets
daily .gCrD 10 =. 70 ~ p M. Inc TAG ihey 20 :"
muster under is the which tfey have ougnl utder'
nd not that Of George b. Mcclellan. Mayor "enerai
Dot 1T present duty in fo2t o. the enemy aHd ths
gbey Wish understood"
UNION DEMONSTRATION - JERSEY CITY.
4 Grand Union demonstration and torchbght
procession will take Place in Jersey Cty this ihurs
day evening. From the preparations Ea'e It IS thought
that Ills Will be one Of The large DEMONSTRATIONS ever
made IN Jersey CNy.
BsRGEy CO., NJ.
The Union men OF Bergen County are pushing
Oh the ball gorously Last evening Jas. a. DI!ess and
Theodore Titon addressed large meeting &c IaFamus
To-day great meeting takes place AZ Hao@ensaek
The demonstration will open N.tb grand procession
Of the yeomanrT OF the County TO be followed by all
dresses from sIdse james L. whiting u. A. H0wkins
Theodore Little Mr.. Macarthur and Aslbel Greene
Bergen County IS waking into new life. Mex; Tuesday
w sare the coppaiheads in that ancient Dcmocratio
stronghold.
HUDSON CITY, n. j.
The lest in the series of Union gail erings
sndor IL p.cos of the ncon and johnson Campaign
Club which have awakened much enthusiasm IN this
city took place Oh IL Gay evening, IA the large hall OF
the NeWiirk House Speeches were delivered by Mr.,
UltteMhoecr al New.1oik. Judge Peck OF Connect,
cut and MI. pceblos Of Allegheny County. A song
(Written ior be Occasion by Mr.. &. Tickemofc) ent-
tled " The Rail pltteT and Tailor" rendaIed by
tie onion Giee Cob in good style. The audience was
earnest ana enthusiastic Quite large number VI
lacies present. This ii b. TIE last public meet
ing before election in this city v hat tine nov
mains BE- given TO preparation Tor election
dag. The Union men tel hopeful OF the result next
Tuesday; aud think that II they do lot carry the
district they have done the best that coud be done IN
the circumstance.
WORD OF CHEER FROM NEwAHE.
Correspondence Of Tie n. y. Tribune.
NLwAgK n. J.. Oct. ~. 1904.