New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-20

and welcome and cherished there FINS the widow
and the orphan made widow and orphan by Rebel hands,
Grant in their hearts too The glory Of Grant is the
glory OF the dead husband and father and makes lovely
ana Deautifu and immortal, his memory In hundreds
OF thousands OF grateful hearts beating within black
breasts Grant to-day living powers Of earth OF
powers OF hell tear him from them. Rebellion subdued
Slavery strangled Union saved Liberty established
through the land these the pearls brilliant and price
less, that Gen. Grant bestowed upon his country Mr.
spencer continued to speak for some tme and when he
closed the meeting adjourned.
GERMAN REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The German Republican Central Committee
e he meeting az thelr tne SeuDeh
House No. 295 BOwery, DIT III MUM as Charman Messrs
o. Beyere and Leopold Wen as Secretaries The meeting
was numerous the debates animated The following res
outiODs were adopted:
nation Of Ulysses Grant and Schuyler CosT for President and Vice
ResOlred That will the full Of abi
Resolved Republican Central constitute
@ INTO Grant and Collar German Central Campaign Club sHa
After enthusiastic speeches. adjournment.
THE NINTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT REPUBLICAN
GRANT AND COLFAX CLUB.
The IXth Assembly District Republicans held
Grant and COlfax meeting on Bleeokerst corner OF
MortOns last evening Fifteen new names were adueu
TO the roll Several of the members expressed their de-
termination TO each bring new name, at the next meet
ing for membership.
TwENTY-sECOND WARD BROOKLYN, GRANT AND
COLFAX CLUB.
A Grant and COlfax Campaign Club has been
formed in the Twenty second Ward-recently divided
officers elected President, Ray W. Potter Vice
sgger 9eST BLAIR
Treasurer A. H. Gale Sergeantat Arms, John Edwards
A DEMOCRATIC SOLDIERS AND SAILORS CAM
PAIGN CLUB IN BROOKLYN.
A call has been issued for a meeting OF
veteran soldiers and sailors of Kings County 10 be held
AT the Headquarters of the Democratic General Com
mttee. No. Courtst, on Monday evening, June y,
campaign, aud selecting delegates to the National
Conservative soldiers and Sailors Convention to be
held at Cooper Institute, New-fork, on July g. Inc
call is signed by Gen Henry II Slocum, Gen. g. f. Pratt
Gen. Eugene A. Kozay and others.
An organization under the title OF the Young Mems
Democratic Club OF Kings County is in process Of foma-
ton. The design is 10 act IN accord with the regular
committee, and supplement their efforts and the ward
associations by enlsting the activity of the growing
Democracy of the various wards N the calling OF mass
nominees.
DEMOCRATIC FLAG RAISING AT NEwARK-THE
OLD FLAG REACHES HALFMAST.
About o'clock last evening, the Democracy
OF me FIRST ward consisting Otnot more than twenty men
aud three boys attempted 20 raise nag over their head
quarters No 70 Broadst The hour OF had been chosen
order the attendance of the working classes,
but the latter did as usua-passed on Everything being
in readiness the ardent lovers of whltenans govern
men' proceeded 10 raise the National coloLS UP the
old flag gracefully hOated until II reached half mast, but
resulted as IN the frst instance delay OF lew minutes
occurred when everything being in readiness one of the
Amid FAINT cheers the nag was raised but as IN the
former trials II reached hall mast, ana The brOnZed eagle
on the hag-stan becoming l0Osed turned us DacA Oh inc
Democracy The thirst OF the party had hen increased
10 such extent that IL deemed advisable TO make
flag and the JacksOnl
ans proceeded 10 saloon IN Ogange-st, where they
drank &" TO the success Of the Democracy"
GRANT AND COLFAX CLUB OF SING SING.
The Republicans of Sing Sing have a live
Grant and COlfax Club and the first regular meeting OF
its organization was held at Nanees Hal. on Thursday
evening, the 18th inst N. II. Baker, President IN the
chair There was large turn out me nan was I'M, MI
and the meeting very enthusiastic. MT q. Ten Eyck
Sheldon offered the following resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted: 10 -. u, = 81, al,
hoF Republican Convention lately Chicago Uys.
.trt sstespas whose cogrTg pfppJ ssgT and dertshe
perseverance, wob r goos victory the Rebellion and We
peace SCHUYLER Collar hail the nations hvotore worthy
i ts 5s8tt a. Inn ff tba prSr eer Of the senate or
IN emergency, Gil the Presidential chair
the Convention and believe tie ISSUES wisely add puisny isen
@ to be the ass o. peace and PIospen e i9e nation raa
payment public debt according 20 the spirit and letter Of the
nights Of nagLslld American citizens ~ foreign countries
who the speedy aud complete restoration Of The uuon
and it, consequent peace and prosperity IN one cooperative EFFORT to e.
pledge ourselves vtaay and oab to Do earnest aud effective
sey our candidates, repr. but persist
The meeting was then addressed by the Hon Chauncey
NJ Depew who held his large audience enrapt with his
eio0nence for over an hour and a half Mr. Depcw was
applauded, and he seldom or never ex.
with three cheers for Grant and Colfax.
GRANT AND COLFAX CLUB IN WHITE PLAINS.
The Republican electors OF White Plains, y.
Y the OF the 10th inst met Tor the purpose
OF organizing Grant and Colfax Club constitution
adopted, and the following persons we're elected
ris esq First VlcePrcsdent Charles II. Mitchell, sec
ond VIce-President. Charles w. whitney, Third wee
President Lewis c. Platt; Fourth Nlee-l'resdent the
Hon stephen II. Johnson; Recording Secretary, Henry
Boyd esq; Corresponding Secretary, James ii. Moran
Treasurer, Elisha Horton jr The meeting was well at
tended, and harmony prevailed.
THE TWO SOLDIERS CONVENTIONS.
Some of the Democratic journals have seen
At 10 speak sightngly OF the Convention Of Soldiers and
Sailors held in conjunction with the National Republican
Convention Chicago, IN May last and have applied 10
the callers Of that Convention epithets which doubtless
are warmly reechOed III Richmond, Charleston ana
other centers OF rebellion Since then, however, the
Democratic soldiers have issued call FOR the assembling
OF q Convention, 20 meet when the Opposition pOwWow
fakes place on the attn OF July m this city The call for
the Republican Soldiers assemblage was made ia Wash
ington the sth Of January 1865 that which Is recon-
ended military tender TO the Democratic li-WOrk-
engine, emanates from
Utica and was signed on the 18th inst Below we give
the names OF the signers to each:
Republican, IfWOtF@'c
Walter s. Hartman, II. W slocum,
John COchrane Chas. q. Hapine,
John T. {. Shanks James MtRuade
REM T. Butler, ii. L. Davies, jr.,
T. Il. Hayes Abrin. DuIyed,
: g. Bufbridge. Gordon Granger.
VIM b. stokes NJ. T. Mcmahon,
Nathan Kimbau, {. l.. Pratt,
Thos ;. Allen, J. W. Egan,
James s. Brisbin Jas. Cavanagh,
Charles j. StannaTd, = a. Johnson,
J.. W. Whitaker, j, W blanchard,
A. T. A. TOrDert, j T. Parmentef,
II H. Wells, JnO SlrOng'
r. L. CraIler Chas. j Powers,
II q Sickei W. 4. Rogers,
J. F Fisher George 4. Myers,
y. p. Banks, A. NJ Barney,
RObt T. Van Horn, S. sammOns,
r. r. Crittenden S. c. Bronson
Juo. NJ Palmer Egbert Bragg
Besides the there twentysiX sgners TO the
reason that the Democratic call has not udOrseTs su
Gent among "the boys in blue 10 hold utbyway OF
making the contrast.
GEN. CARL sCHURZ IN ST. LOUIS.
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