The New York herald., 1867-11-20

drsws On nstion ssns ~ Private hilse o'Rsiy
ssss T' Of as csn.ra GRAFT csnpsss cia ana o. ID:
Grant movement througnoat ths country. An ,uprovi
saion In the form Of slss club having bssn sscsd.
50. for Prssidens ulysses
AND Z; aoa sss ss:aa re ss e - '''s'
sung with usrludss or bolssrsus applause in the
familiar air OF " Benny Ravens, on IL 4a ..4st
Some further familiar discussion relative = plans for
the country snsusd after which, No further special
committees being prepared 70 report the regular bus
ness Of tbs meeting declared 20 have been nashsd
ana irregular motions and uggsstions Were pronounced
IN Order and the question ihe prssdsns Of the
several Grant clubs already should be permitted
70 vote IN the Central Club raised discussed ana
referred 10 the Comms,es ON Consultation aud By avs
Rufus T. Andrews was then called upon, and made .
BRIEF address Of mhicn the following an absiracs;-
Mr. ASDKEws, after the customary form Of address,
began by saving that II the club was TO initiate the
action Of the man whose nscr bed upon the
banner it must be body OF deeds not words. II had
become necessary that something should be done The
people, always In advance Of the politicians demanded
remedy for the present condition Of affairs The
people had become dissatisfied agitation and asked
tor sensible adjustment Of the difficulties vhicn
agitation cnly exaggerated. They we're looking for the
namo or some who could rescue the country from
It's present percus condition. and the name OF Grant
had sprung to every Up the standard bearer Of Union
s1s5s s1s DrnsD
bsen. They his enemies who demanded from
him some declaration Of prucplea If the deeds
the noble Ulysses Grant not enough to evoke
the enthusiasm and command the surases Of the Amer
icnn people, then words would be utterly imperative.
He Mr. Andrewsl believed 10 Of deeds not men Of
words He hoped there would be no close corporation
about the natter The republican party had already mad
OF close corporation than good Tor IT, and thc
result had been majority OF 1fty thousand against the
party 10 the great State OF New YORK. dsnocra,, II
he supported General Grant for the Presidency had just
the same right 70 membership Of tho club any repub
lican. The movement, therefore, VAS not yet fuy
organized. Ths books must bs opensd ana .
general enrolment must be ELECTED Poiti-
cans At Washington would be found Intriguing
aeanss the ncmnation Of Grant, bui tley
must be taught that this movement . peoples
movement and that The people Of this c'un,ry must and
would rule. In conclul0 Mr. Andrews suggested tho
appointment Of committee OF correspondence, after
which tue speaker resumed his seat amid tnunders Of
app ause.
"A motion for committee OF seven. In accordance
with the suggestion OF the President having been inade
seconded and adopted, the following gentlemen we're ap
pointed 10 tho aforesaid committee, viz -
James Davis, {. A. Arthur, A. Plumb, D. D. Mar
shall, N. r Black, Robert Edwards and 2. Deadsld
Smith.
On motion II resolved that the committee meet
on Tuesday evenings weekly. motion 10 adjourn
vas then carried
grand meeting or the people ralify the
on Of Central Club viii be called immediately after the
smoke Of the city elections shalt have cleared away.