New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-18

A meeting of the Brooklyn Central Grant and
CoIax Club held at the headquarters corner OF Com
Sed Hp last evsnT r SG T' oceTpe d tbs
char Mr. H. r. Crowzier. and the Rev. Matthew Hale
Smith made effective addresses.
The Soldiers and Sailors Of White Plains in
tend holding grand mass meeting at Laiayette Hail. in
me village, on Thursday next when Gen. Cnstned, Gen.
Neaee. Cen Chambers tot Forrestcavary notoriety.
them large delegation Of the Mcclellan Legion from
tins city have promised TO be present
The friends of Grant & COlfax in South Brook
iyn VIII hold grand rally at the " Great republican
Tent IN Ninth-st. Fth-ave., this evening Gen. D.
j. sickles James klbour, esq., and Others VIII address
the meeting and the lith Regiment Band ana SieksDnrg
Glee Club viii furnish music. The Boys IN Blue and
Tanners VIII march III procession to the meeting.
A meeting of Irish Republicans will take place
nj Botanic Hail. East Broadway Saturday evening. at
O'Clock. with view TO establishing a more complete
organization than has existed heretofore well
obtain better representation in the Central Committee
from the lower districts of the city than EXISTS az present
The attendance of the Republicans Is respectively soic
tied without regard 10 nationality.
The Republicans OF the Nineteenth Ward
opened their new hall, Nos 72 and KS Ihrdaye last
F. Darling, the President made a spirited address Mr.
Darling followed by Gen. 5; Llttlehe1 and W A.
J. ID. Frost. J. Coffin j. H. Douglas A. W. Kennedy Capt
J. OswOld. Samuel Wallace and others.
The German Grant and C0lfax Campaign
Club of the Twenty second Ward, Mr. r. Teytor in the
Chair held a stated meeting Wednesday night. at
Getzs Hail. West Fifty thirdst The hall was crowded,
and large number Of new names were added 10 the list
II resolved TO hod a mass meeting at the Wigwam In
Forty -sxthst. early next month complete reaction
among the Germans Of this ward in favor OF Grant Col
fax, GrswOd, aud Cornell has taken place TINS Club
the largest German Club IN this city, aud VIII largely re-
duce the Democratic vote In the IwentysecODd ward
The Committee appointed to make arrange
m'nis for holding Republican mass meetings met last
evening at the headquarters Of the Republican General
Committee, Twenty sccOnd-st ana Bi0dd"hyt ana per
cccd the prennaiics for grand mass meeting AT the
Cooper Institute the I'D INST Beside The meeting ~
outside, together win fireworks music, &c All Repub-
hcan local organizations are eAPecel 10 part PA'I'
dress the as.emhlages both inside and outside the hall
The Boys in Blue viii attend in full force
A Grant and Colfax banner was flung to the
brr,zc by The loyal citizens Of the Seventh Ward ~
BrorRy last evening The banner l. Inscribed with the
sentence, with Justice TO All let " have Peace and
the Unou party Subsequently meeting organized,
NJ which Nj. T. T. Parsons presided and made Shor!
". W Peck esq. The cheering frequent aud ehrr-
ccc. and torches and bOuhres lent their aid 10 Increase
the enthusiasm the night. The large audience 'ep"r
aicd AT late hour, with cheers fOg Grant, ColaN and
GrIsWold
The Sixth Ward Grant and Colfax Club held
public meeting al Iaiimer Hall IN CUurtst. Brookyn
auditory, including many ladies. The meeting was
called 10 order m the absence OF the Presd3n 10y the
Vice President. III. j. L. Luddtn who introduced Gen.
Rnsh G. Hawkins The General made spirited address,
which he rccOunted The heroic deeds Of the army ana
assured tue andeuce that the soldiers vOnld follow
Grant To victory over TIE Rebels At the
col \. " Hancock OF Maryland and others followed.
Altogether the meeting last night was one 0I the most
successful of thc campaign.
The Mozart Hall Democracy have adopted
rasoinions Endorsing re nominations Of seymour and
Blair aud Holman ond rdsin& u them theT support ~
fl coming eleglou deeply Tcrrrug ti' withdrawal ~
Fernando Wood from the General COMMITTEE, and hually
Ilr3gu- a., u-..vrs 90 uudy.ns ,nmly 20 TamInany.
aHd promising O." oppose !" VIC u'Ilu.l any W " |
dac- Who~e personal add polilcai character they deem
prov, nn~ucce-.fnl carrying out their designs IN
Solcmbrr. continues the resolutions, both friencS ana
I,r wien .S-pycrs o; Inc city may rely on their
H. objection aid slplolt.
60 ,..-.., c,I CoIrax (slub IF tIc
tnc clar,es ~ ucinian population Of tai ward bed
ter- No ~ Ii....yr. The audience very numer-
Gus patriotic. enthusiastic Tie great cause Tor
foIc the ntoi gent audience by DR. Fr schultz, proving
tie present contest 10 be the holy batte Of The labor
ug cssc- against the usurpatOH ana the scshness ui
Southern ausloCtacy and tnelr aIles, the Dem9oihto
damagOgues Of the North Or Waterman slowed, WIN
~ IN, i,rt,'r tbe N,,tio,ol and STATE ticket Mr.
Kennedy made patriotic remarks and the meeting
adinurled ~lth the warmrst patriotic demonstrations.
The Republicans of Railway, y. j., held
oye feat" on Tuesday evening IN theIr new "lgHh.
The wlg"am ~Is lhDiOheuS packer, am tlo LOU
was composed u both political parties When me Ptsl
dent ~ the club Judge ae pressed through .L9 or0"a
to the platform one OF the leaulhg Democrats o. w Pe
followed him and took seat near the steps Before the
meeting organized, the name of the latter gentleman
called for from al parts OF tne Dud,As an, Ia p
Ia Baw Ia Baw was given from all parts III me IIesl-
dent The club invited him to the platform IN few per
ttueut remarks which he stated TO the audience that
Mr. La Baw the anxious seat. and lac hoped That
percc The gentleman lied for took his stand upon the
platform amid The applause Of the audience ana after
easy and graceful manner for about half hour, stating
Ia the OF his remarks that he had been read ont OF
SIN he said that be was in favor OF white mans
tariff His speech was well received aud 10 created
good ing an round the close of ms speech, Judge
Gale addressed the audience for nearly AL hour.
The Twenty first Assembly District Union
Renuhlic,u Asso1aun met at Washington Hall Tucs-
dag, In W President,
In opening the meeting, Mr. DE Camp sAld mat ne hau
been ia consultation during The day with MI T. H. wake
man President Of the Republican Association that he'd
its meetings at Onehundred andniucteenth 81. ahd
Tbrd ave and that Mr. wakeIuan and he had agreed
uuou plan which IL adopted by the respective Assoca
tons would result IN harmony among the Republicans
the District The plan was one mat coulG be accepted
with honor by both organizations, and he urged the mem
beers Of that Association. which was the only Republican
organization recognized by the Siaie ana uoeIA NVh
Iuttees % be magnauimous aud 10 ADOPT the pan WIN
out amendment. Tie agreement whlch was then ieau
by the Secretary provides tht an l;tpunlcans Hhose
names were upon the roll OF the
feminist ASSOCIATION, and also all persons enrolled uhdet
Tie direction " the General Committee aud VINO were not
already members Of the regular Association Dc proposed
that evening aud elected members OF Tue san hss,a
tom and that special meetings. hhod pe shI.u ny to
President at NOrkyle ana Harlem 10 enable the persons
elected 70 sign the roll before ne next primary see
ton. IL also provides that Committee OF Twelve shali
be appointed one-half 10 be selected by each orgaZa-
ton 10 examine aud revise the roll After cOnsldeiabio
discussion the propositions were unanimously aIeed TO-
aud the OneAundredand nineteenthst Association
headed by Mr. Wakeman their President entered tue
hall ana were received With applause The Republicans
Of Harlem held grand mass meeting last hiShl AT
Washington ian, NHtn huuIcS-ch lui'o ~
Hon A. H. Perrin Of Tennessee Col III. T. ketohuln, MI
A. H. smith, aud others The Boys In Blue Of this Dis
ric marched procession, with torches and banners
u the number OF 100, aud remained ~ the han 90 inc
close OF the meeting letter from the Hon John Mcleod
Murphy formerly prominent Democrat. and eGstate
senator fron Harlem District read Ia the oOutso
Of the evening. Mr.. Murphy expresses determination
TO stand by Grant III the coming campaign
NEW-JERSEY.
The Fourth Ward Grant and ColfaN Legion
~ Newark was evening presented with an elegant
banner a eitt from the ladies OF the Ward
The new Republican wigwam at Elizabeth
IN n. d.dcated a. night The turnout will probably DO