New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-05
THE PRESIDENCY.

CLUB.
The Regular meeting of the Grant and Col
TAX Campaign Club Of the First Assembly Distrlct was
asteyenng adjourned to Monday evening next to allow
Time Tor the perfection OF arrangements for their coming
rallncatOn meeting which VIII undoubtedly DC speh
did affair."
SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT GRANT AND COL
FAX CLUB.
The Grant and COlfaX Club of the Second
Assembly District held their regular weekly meeting last
evening at Keser's Hotel No. AIS Pearlst. A goody
number was present, and many mems names were
added to the roll. This is thoroughly live Organza
ton and Will give good report Of itself In the coming
campaign.
IRISH REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN CLUB.
At the meeting of the Irish Republican
Presidential Campaign Club, held at No 1913 Bowery last
the Irish to unite and vote for their true friends Reso
buttons passed heartily ndorslng the Chicago Plat
Grant and Colfax.
TENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT UNION REPUBLICAN
CAMPAIGN CLUB.
The Xth Assembly District Union Republi-
can Association organized at No 267 Bowery last even
ing. Mr.. VIM. T. Ashman gave account OF his adyen-
lures while the late Chicago Convention. Charles A.
Lane made few remarks touching the frauds perpe-
rated by the Democrats, and the bogus" naturaza-
ton papers issued by them. committee appointed
TO open free readngroOm which to be used until the
Presidential campaign Is ended.
EIGUTEENH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT FENTON
CLUB.
A meeting of the Fenton Club of the XVIIIth
Assembly District held at the Headquarters last
sembly District Grant and Colfax Campaign Club and
committee appointed to procure room and make ar
prevailed and the Club determined to enter upon vigor
Gus canvass OF the District.
THE UNION REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE.
The Committee held a meeting last evening,
Mr. A. LegRett I'm the chair The Executive Committee
submitted report urging active operations In view OF
the appointment OF Sub Committee in each district for
the purpose OF canyassng also Committee OF one from
each district TO take charge of public meetings reso
luton was adopted providing for the appointment OF
Committee Of draft memorial to be presented
10 on the subject OF proydinR for uniform nau
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shall proceed 10 Washington with the memorial Resou-
mentary to Gov Morgan were unanimously adopted.
REPUBLICAN RALLY AT EASTCHESTER.
The Republicans of Eastchester held a grand
ratification meeting on Monday evening stirring adI
by the Rev j. H. sheppard, President Of the Graut and
from Tuckahoe furnished music for tho occasion Major
Robert A. Dimmick offered the following resolutions,
cheers for Grant and cofaS Tor Fentoa Wade ana Con-
gress, and also for Woodford aud the Hon W.
H. Robertson from whom letters read the meeting
adjourned to Monday next.
&.ori That We rai with the hearty satisfaction the pona.
~ Republican Convention Chicago that Ulysses Grant
recognize only the great aud successful soldier but also the honest
worthy successor q the beloved Lincoln and ~ho elected viii be
good President ever he that ioas station 'nee ihe days q
liberty al the faithful and impartial public servant whose vel
Gi s s & I power SS. next ''' ' not be
.2ti That We heartily approve and Ta the entire PhtfT%
approve q the resolution sustain the ers, f tie Goyernmn' and
s,ruct arly especially approve rol-
s,,; aa sopi . T q tie %or n heartily s
ihe bsgu9en ply IN a'eonp,hm more 10 ms respect = zoe ss,sa
R,soissd rauA psce toward al believing TIE justice
u o cause enarihE freedom AMI acr1r the
blessing . a q men and SIN hs pnIose WI move m@e-
asry thc en"r n"r.s" al s t' 1t or On t 4ne 'l We
Unanimously adopted
RATIFICATION MEETING IN JERSEY CITY.
A Republican ratification meeting, in favor
OF the recent nomination OF Grant AMI CoIaA, was held
last oycning a. the CATHOLIC institute south s1lh,st
by audience who cYinCcd the greatest en-
thisiasm during the proceedings At the back Of the
ul1tform was scroll containing the words in large let
trrs Grant aud CuaX and ut the opposite cnd OF the
room was another scroll, with the words Let have
peacc-uo terms bur unconditional surrender" The
Band Of the 7lst NewNork Regiment played several Sc
chair vas taken by Mr. Daniel Mcleod, who briefly al
dressed the meeting. The Secretaries and Nico-Prcsl-
dents were then nominated ANA declared elected by ac-
clamn,iou. Amid loud and continued applause Mr.
Henry H. stanton stepped forward, and IN speech ~
election Of Cen Grant To- The Presidency lie ,ai that
lie did not speak IS n Republican or pohicla!i, but
spoke OF the people asking no vos and IN some
respects showing quarters He would not elect any man
to an Office because he was mere politician because
next to persistent oceseeker nothing was so despcabe
H. Cflceh0der lie was not In favor OF the Generals
election, because VI hs brilliant military career, but be-
cause he had always shown himself man OF integrity,
genus, hrmuess and irresistible pcrsstency, and one
now the best fitted 10 hold the rcns OF Government This
great country aud not easily ruined, and nation
who could stand Andrew johnson for three years was not
Som ne ' canddae The speaker then TeveSs
the brilliant career OF Craft after which he spoee
eulu'igtiC terms OF the conduct OF tile General
while Secretary Of War-conduct. which In itself ought
to be sufficient to insure his election But General Grant
thouRn uo' pot5 ,, VI M " s,t Isr,.ot ,Io
patriot IN the widest sense ana ms shch deserved Tue
votes OF every lover Of liberty through the country In
conclusion lie called on them 10 fight manfuly In the
coming struggle, and though the amt OF ne time was
agaus then Yet by unity victory was ceraiu and the
most successful party tha5 governed Aneile MRo haa
be able 10 pursue IFS successful administration
The Chairman then introduced cNMayor Gopsil, who
read the following resolutions which were received With
frequent aud hearty cheers;
paGcn Sa.oaal Couseaoa ecsaty bed Ccsgohe political
m re- olaton. an 1oI3t1' tIsts ASaS anu po@gs"'s
nationality, and he papos establish ani ma9t9n justice
Rr That To- u manly declaration hi, Of
, sy and Sih eatre cusdcnce in hia as ctp solder
e aud candidate ~ tie Presidency and we greet him now
RI That ioa schuyler ColfI We recognize standard
mes s are f guarantee honorable ai ss.fi fiare
Rd hat our lanAs are dac and are ey enjel 20 hose
by constitutional node q proceeding 20 relieve the n"1 m the
Die and vio for maGy grave deserved forfeit the hgh
position 10 whch bis elevation possible by coaadi-g Re-
Rsci That W duty q ;he Republicans Of ycv sr'sy to
Once before done again place NeJersey accord wish those States
To psir The old Cos@"sasai6 anew to LOYALTY Liberty and law
R0oi That the Democratic party Of Ntwtre by rs geaeTal
ures enacted by Republican Legislatures sor protect and
the p,ct the people the State and proves Itself the agor
R That The notorious anil perDe;ried by
Dssofa Psg o. eS ' az a and isSs Voting pc ea T.
% AMI uRpnhd ballot box afford tier
spd we therer f,oW-cirns Join With
az Effort 10 pat az end ose oas vhea continued viii rear
the elective ohie worthless -, 90, #,
Rlrtf That recommend thorough organization e Epu
lean party this city and eurtS the liberal eeus9p 81 ksaheaa
and documents the hnnatn u Grant and tox Cabs and
g man sach membr parts dny Of doing M part sai
s m. patonal victory which confidently antae aud having
thus mahael forces let rs on the eaemy works and SIGHT
n out on that ill Grant and Coflx are elected
Judge Culver Of Brooklyn then stepped forward. amid
loud applause, and delivered lengthy speech, during
which he gave graphic description Of The proceedings
a the Chicago Convention, and expressed his great graft
icaton at the unanmlty IN the nomination OF T. > Grant
rnuhlntn dnnmdnl Tho Cnmgrcsn In lhcr r-Ncmt