New-York tribune., 1868-09-12

the Democratic candidates handled without gloves
Dr. Frederick Schultz and others also addressed tue
I meeting
| FIFTH WARD TAMMAEY ASSOCIATION DEMO
CRATIC CLUB.
! The Fifth Ward Tammany Association Dem
ocrac Club raised banner last evening at the corner OF
Desbrosses and ludsonsts The audience was composed
OF boys and women and small numberof "unterined"
Addresses were made by Judge Quinn Mr. A. j. Rogers
and Mr. Fellows Of Arkansas. their purpOrt being the
benefits TO be derived from the institution of u Demo
crauc Government
THE BOYS IN BLUE or TIE SEVENTEENTH
DISTRICT.
The Boys in Blue of the XYIIth Assembly
District in session last evening at the Repub
can Wigwam in Fortysixtb ST., between Seventh and
Elghth-avcs Arrangements were made TO participate
in the grand rally OF the Boys Blue at the Cooper In
stitute on the nth inst Some good speaking had.
and an earnest working spirit was manifested.
TWELFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT GRANT AND COL
TAX CLUB.
This organization numbers 80 active mem
bers who are exerung themselves strenuously in the
good cause meeting held last evening at the head
quarters OF the club, No 81 Avenue ID, was
aeGiued success hI' 1USePn AISnnHp E,t Pes'uVu &
cussed amid much applause, the issues OF the
being ana happiness OF the country The success OF the
Democratic party would mean financial ruin and national
de0rodutiou while tle triumph OF the Union candidates
winch ne now regarded assured. would bring pros
addressed by other speakers and dispersed cheering FOR
Grant COlfaX. and GrlsWOid
REPUBLICAN BANNER RAISING IN THE NINTH
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
The Republicans of the IXth Assembly Dis
trict turned out en- last night, and packed the
large hall the Bleecker Building full the occasion Of
the raising OF a Grant Cofax and Grswod Banner
The Grant and Coax club of the IXth District which
meets Lebanon Hall, and of which Mr. ChaS KIRBY Is
prsdent met al ~ O'CLOCK in front of their headuiar
ters and with full ranks and band Of music paraded
the Bloeckcr Building On entering the hall they were
ley who briefly reviewed Grants course since the open
ing OF the war and closed with expression OF hs con
hdcnce in the success Of the ticket Mr. Sinclair Tousey
followed Mr. Greeley with remarks on the financial
men in every part OF the south. The Hon. silas b.
butcher then introduced aud spoke for more than
hour eoquenty discussing the questions at issue IN
the present campaign and closing with complimentary
notice OF each OF the candidates ON n't the Stae ana
National tickets Tie speakers were often interrupted
by expressions of appreciation and as each closed he was
greeted with round OF applause, The meeting was
closed at about 10 o'clock, with cheers for Grant aud
COlfax,
YoNKERs BOYS IN BLUE.
The Soldiers and Sailors residing in YOnkcrs
and vicinity. who served in the Union Army and Navy
during the late war will hold meeting at the Grant aud
Cofax Club Rooms IA lonkers TINS evening for The pur
duty during the Presidential campaign.
WEST FARMS TANNERS.
Messrs L. S. Grant g. Co., of Illinois and
elsewhere are about to establish branch annery in the
town OF West Farms westchester County. The building
located fremont and Is rapidly nearing completion
oughy hides 10y the 4th Of November The above
fri since their location the village. have made hosts
OF the intelligent and respectable citizens OF the town.
UNION MEETING AT PORT RICHMOND
A meeting was held at Port Richmond, Thurs
day evening under the auspices OF the Grant and CoaX
ub Of the Is and lid Districts Of the town Of North
field Notwithstanding the uufayOrable weather, good
audience had assembled and well repaid by hear
ing able address from the Hon. W T. Il. Mllken.
Horace Boardman esq made iew 3rei Dut teIlng re
marks, aud accessons were made to the ranks oi
the CLUB. This Club Is doing we'll 1t Is located IN
Democratic district but II Determined ta' 80 No'es
shall be lost through lack OF proper effort on It's part
QUEENS COUNTY GRANT AND COLFAX CLUB.
The citizens of Queens and vicinity met at
Queens on Thursday evening last and organized Grant
and Colfax Club. Col A NJ. Wood tex Mayor OF Brook
yn. and subsequently Collector OF Revenue 10 @ e
retary; I Kissou Treasurer Speeches were made nv
Stuart and others The Grant and Colfax Club Of Jam
aica out in strong force The Club meSiS Gn of
day evening next 10 take measures for the ou@s @ vS
yvicwam An Doughty beautiful grove lIeHIuch nuOu
as is needed. Queens County Is awakening, and will
make good report III November
THE GRANT AND GRIswoLD CLUBS OF RICHMOND
COUNTY
The first regular meeting of the Central Com
nittee Of the Richmond County Grant ColfaK, Grswod
and Cornell Clubs took place Thursday afternoon at
Clifton s. t. Arnold II. Wagner Chairman. presiding.
Nearly every club WAS represented Interesting reports
were made by the committees OF the various ciubss
Cheering prospects were reported ia the stapetOn aud
Factoryve districts The wants and necessities OF the
clubs az 20 documents and were noted ana the
Chairman was directed TO attend To them. the subject
of "A ratification meeting referred 10 the Executive
Committee The Chairman appointed the following tx
ecutive Committee: W. y. Hawkius CastleOn cub 9.
e. NOrveI New-Brighton Club; Erasmus Sterling, Port
Richmond Club James II. Holmes, IOmpkinsyile
Cub. William Van Ceef MiddlctOwn Club; Robert
scbwartzkopf Clifton Club l.. B, Seaman, Rich
mOnd Club John K. Decker, Long Neck Cub. The cub
then adjourned TO Thursday next at D. nl at
jackson Hall, TompklnsyIle.
ORGANIZATION OF A GRANT AND COLFAX CLUB
IN BROOKLYN.
The Nineteenth Ward Republicans assembled
on Thursday evening at the Wigwam, corner Of Bed
fordave and Clymer-st, T. D., organized Grant and
Cotax Club and elected the following oicers Samuel
Higgiubotham President Watson Sanford, First Vice
President: Daniel Goodwin Treasurer; j. y. BuItls'
Recording Secretary Lewis 7. Snow, Corresponding
Secretary.
UNION MEETING AT TARRYTOwN.
The Union Republicans of TarrytOwn assem-
bled in large numbers night and addressed 10y
the Hon Joshua NJ Van COtt. The meeting was under
the auspices OF the Grant and Coax Club OF IarytOWn
NEW-JERSEY.
DAZZLING DISPLAY IN BURLINGTON.
BURLINGTON, Sept. 1.-THE ratification of
the Republican nomination for Congress was the event
here tonight The Grant Legion in Uniform, with torches
preceded by the Burlington Band marched through the
streets 70 the City Hail. which was crowded The Rev
Mr soveign presided. Gen Rushing the nominee, ad-