New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-17
NEM-YORK.
GRANT AND CoLrAx IN mDDLETowN.


The people of MiddetOwn, N Y, on Friday
evening the largest and grandest political meeting
ever held here sauson Hail. the largest in the village
was packed with audience Of 1900 persons and so
great the crowd that another meeting outside was
organized Inside and 5000 persons had assem-
bled Gov. Noble held the vast audience onn i2i
Wheeler. esq, of our Presidential electo peueS
and made piy speech Inc outside eeE AND aso
NV - p Wheeler ESQ The widest enthusiasm prevailed
and every auson to Grant and ColiaT vi
ly cheered The Waikiki Grant ana COHdN uutu7 paiaueu
i50 torcIes and in splendid uniform, presented me
appearance This is tle returned soielS vi Ia
The Guards rapidly increasing tner W rit 10
before two weeks viii parade 900 suuhE. VIC PO' ""
Waikiki down for 300 majority for Grant SURE
THE BOYS IN BLUE.
A meeting of the Presidents oil the seEeIdI
Bows i'm Blue Grant ana Cofax Campaign CluDs Eas'
held on saturday evening, at No. 90 FOurIave lot thc
purpose Of taking action IN forming Grant i nnu Va
Bows i'm Blue Central Club Capt Ddlel y. n"Eam va"
coed to fine Chair and Capt NJ. Cregan was nominated
as secretary The following named oihGers WeIe peSTt
cant Hogan President with Assembly Di 1 ~
vste lanes Murry President With Assembly Ds!c.
DIT James Norval, President KIN AsSehpS II NJ
trdt. Cant NJ Crcgan President XVIII Assembly DIS
trjct col T. b. Van Brunt. President AAth Assembly
Coz Van Bruut offered the following resoiu'on' "H'"
Sd That all Grant and coI Boys Blue Clubs be requested
70 eeet Eve Of their number Delegates ~ constitute Ceqiia, S"l
,rittge; suh Committee meet for Organization AZ tae -
evening" Aug q G O'Clock the object being to fris ,af H.
tere,ts Of the clubs and to more oonsn canvas & nv ~ great
RoUsING MEETING AT ELNIRA.
The Elmira Gazette says: The ever gailaIt
and r1bIe Penublicans OF the Sixth Ward had rous,
ing meeting Friday night Not less thaI nVe r SiI
people were present Including many au the neonie
building heng insufficient TO accommodate the lEUP ~
the meeting held IN the street nHS POI odT 20" Sr
raised with United States nag al Ihe mn, Ao ad col
the streamer was inscribed the names ol S Its Va
fax After the pole raised the Hon T. l. I,iSoas ,i
called for and that gentlemen roceT9'u ,% Hs re-
meeting in most able ana eio1uenI rcorie and
marks were received with great favor by INC peolC NV
did good in rousing INC 1nnTSi5si wen w Jpbn r.
Judge Brooks was followed 10y l. - NoNcii 80. ~
Davidson and Seymour Dexter all OF whom l9IF sUi
passed themselves IN the splendid efforts uSI I tht
Speci" especially happy ana strong anu ulI h,t
down the house times by his capital ara decisive Nus
EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT UNION REPUBLICAN
ASSOCIATION.
"The Boys in Blue organized az hiooDers
Uotol on the corner BrOOmc and EdrdEeatltt - o
saturday evening The following officers were elect,d
for the District Captain, Frank Rosander FI,t Leu
DeCirnshe Third Lieutenant, Joseph schneder' Treas
rer Joseph BagOt; Delegates 10 central Ioul CaTtim
ROslapder Jacob MeSer, James &. McMuIiay' '"I''i"
Joseph Schneider. and Lieutenant John Btthan. 49,,
The Grant ana COlfaX Guards OF me NIIlL bisl, '
met at the same place where thoy ItI'ngeu ~ i ~
this evening il conjunction WITH ihe boy III huJ
meet dcputation OF the Ne"aiA ~, 49, vi ' to tbe
fax Guards for the purpose OF cscortlIg InEm ~ 6
Union Republican headquarters al bi9auw"S , t'o
Twenty secondstrect. where II intended 10 organize
Republican Association OF French citIzchs'
THE CAMPAIGN OPENED IN SING SING, NY:
The Republicans of Sing Sing and vicinity
held large and enthusiastic meeting AZ lac", nan on
sonb wet Eliminated for the several officers OF me Clo
and unanimously elected: President francl@ baihI1
Vice-Presidents, &. B. Hubben, ;. ". Lewis, Daylu
Forrest James McCOrd Il. Foshay. Joseph l. Pierce
Robert Mead; Recording Secretary, ID. p Palmer COY
Icittce Unrh Harrinrshaw Geo Douglass, Ten ~
sheldon. Matthew Benson, VIM. a. PcntZ lhO5 Ma IS
den, Leander Fisher The Hon. H. g. Noble addt sea
the meeting in mastery speech-one OF ing pes c,,
heard in Sing Sng-elOqueut logic ana inI Ol Itlatt
Gleesngug and music 10y the sing sing Brass bdhd lo
lowed, and the meeting adjourned NJ late hour anna
great enthusiasm
SIXTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT GERMAN DEMO
Gratis.
At the meeting Of German Democrats Of the
With Senatorial District which was held at Wagner's
Hall, No, Il. ThiTdst Saturday night The attendant"
was very slim. Nh. Conrad stein presided. NJ Henry
Schel objected TO the present plan Tor he Oh
the district claiming that the German on, We're
not fully represented Mr. John hnman 1elaoreu tig
would only permit the word democrat 10 oo men
toned.
RALLY IN HUNTINGTON, L. I.
The citizens of Huntington turned out in
mass on Saturday evening ritify the nominations
state and national No such demonstration has been seen
TO pervade the entire asscmbiagc Stirring speeches
we're made by Henry j. scudder. H. T. Croser. and
ment being very excellent witty and sarcastic poem
prepared for the occasion and delivered by MI harvard
port ia November.
RALLY IN DANymLE.
The DdnUiUe AdrcrtiSer gives d detailed ac-
couut Of r0usug Grant and COlfax meeting Boo that viii
LACE on Tuesday evening Of last week. good speech,
songs etc. also contributed to create real enthusiasm
NINTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT BOYS IN BLUE.
The IXth Assembly District BOYS III Blue
will hold grand ratification meeting IL Lebanon Hill.
NO 10 AbingdOn-square. tomorrow evening good
time anticipated as Gen Cochrane' Gen Pleasonton'
and others announced TO speak.
COIcRED MEMS GRANT AND COLTAX CLUB.
The Colored Mems Grant and COlfaX Club of
this city viii hold its first public meeting tins evening,
at the Hall on Cotageplacf near Rteckei- ~ 5000
singing and speaking Is expected. Win I. H. Gurus,
President
REPUBLICANS OF NEW-LOIS.
The Republicans OF this place organized 1--we
Grant and COlfaX Club Friday evening. Ny. Horace
Miller was elected President