New-York tribune., 1868-06-13
THE PRESIDENCY.
THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, UNION REPUBLICAN
ASSOCIATION.

ASSOCIATION.
| special meeting of the Hid Assembly Dis
trict Union Republican Association, held last even
ing at their headquarters No S75 Br0omest large and
enthusiastic audience was present MT Thomas Mulligan
presided. The Executive Committee reported ON busi
matters relative 10 the Association IL was resolved
to take immediate steps toward forming themselves into
Grant and CofaX Club and tO take active in
canyassing for the coming election The determination
OF all seemed 10 be that the campaign should not be q
most successful through any shortcomings their
part. The members were anxious To make as many con-
ranks OF the party TO overwhelming majority Com
mittees were appointed for the purpose Of getting up
ing and for the reporting permanent officers OF the
organization The meetings will hereafterbe be Wednes
day and Thursday evenings aud next week the Assoc
ton will adopt the name Of the Grant and Colfax Club
and frame . new Constitution.
EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT UNION REPUBLICAN
ASSOCIATION.
The With Assembly District Union Repub-
ican Association held regular meeting last evening In
their large hall, No. 274 Grandst. There a large
assemblage on the occasion Mr.. James a. Lucas was
Chairman. Business matters were chiefly transacted.
Many new names we're proposed for membership. Ihls
organization Is IN most n0urshlng CONDITION, ana Is
working steadily but surely IN the good cause lt gave
27OO votes FOR lincoln and Will give many more pos
sble for Grant and CofaN Many belonging to the Con-
servaye party In the district have announced therln
tenton TO JON their ranks at the coming election. The
Executive Committee of the Club also held their meeting
at place last evening. Mr. j. W. Farmer pre-
sided. After business had been transacted, Mr..
Joseph Bagot presented the following resolutions:
"ssolre That electors Of the yh Assembly District and
fullest concur with h action Of our delegates the National Goa
pies and the candidates placed thereon We trust that the
pncpes enurcated become practical law o the land
and ticket formed hearing the honord Of
Ulysses for President Schuyler Collar for NicePrent
overwhelmingly eete that the loud acclaim OF the people
from Maize 20 Florida Pacific and
behalf such ticket ppa all such traitors TO principle and party
design steal the candidate for the Presidency of
having honod and identified with the Of
ideas might b. available detract the Radical Republican
and thereby further the efforts Of those who would reach
and political bY Of false and dSsarly pretensr
These resolutions having been adopted by the Associa
tOn the meeting adjourned.
THE XXTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT REPUBLICAN
ASSOCIATION.
The Twentieth Assembly District Republican
Association met last evening, at Dngedeins Hail. Third
ave. between Fyninth and Sixtetl Sts., Mr. James W.
Culver presiding. After address from Mr.. A. H. Bah
cock the Hon Judge Culver spoke ~ considerable length
on the history Of the Republican party, the great
urcs IL had effected the victory that remained TO be
accomplished. Judge Culver was followed by
Mr Nathaniel Appleton, who gave some striking
Instances Of the extraordinary notions which
Democrats entertain Of national affairs. Mr. James C.
Carter spoke ncxt aud made the insecurity OF life and
property and the existing danger 10 freedom Of speech
which characterize the Southern states great
part the theme OF his discourse When Mr. Carter had
concudedH vote OF thanks proposed the speakers
aud the meeting adjourned For tile first time a large
aud elegant Grant and ColfaX transparency was dis
played last evening In front OF the headquarters
GRANT AND COLFAX wIGWAM
The Republicans of the XVIIth Assembly
District will dedicate their new Headquarters in Forty
slXth-St., near sAtLaye, on Monday evening next.
Horace Greeley Major q. X Pangborn, Major