New-York tribune., 1868-10-24


their heedqGartcrs, No 4St Ihirdaye Addresses we're
made by the President and by Isaac Oliver esq, Major
Willard Bullard, aud Mr.. Davis.
The Mount Vernon Republicans including
many Of the lady members Of their families, turned
very numHously Oh Wednesday evening. when Vim. n.
them al great length the proceedings being kept up with
spirit until ne0r midnight
The Grant and COlfax Club Of the XVIII
Assembly District had another rOusing rally Wednes
day nlgt at their headquarters Continental Han Eighth
ave and Thirty fourthst. The hall crowded with the
ladies The meeting was el9quGnty addressed by the
Hon T.. H. Chandler Of Norfolk Va, the Rev. d. snOd
grass the Hon J, W Culver ana others
The Rev. VIM. II. Thomas of New -Hamp-
shire, and Col. VIM Hemstreet addressed the Central
Union Club Of Brooklyn Thursday night at the Club
room corner OF Fulton and ConcordstS The meeting
was large and enthusiastic ono. and the speakers whose
remarks the issues Of the hour were eloquent and forc
bic, listened TO with the greatest attention, and
warmly applanded.
The lid Assembly District Grant and Colfax
Cub held very enthusiastic meeting ~ their hail. cor
han hlled with worRnsmen who listened for over AN
hour 70 most telling speech by Dr kosinson After te
Republican candidate for Congress from the IVth Now
York District, wns introduced by Mr. iayior qua re-
eeyed with three cheers Mr. Iews made few remarks
which were well received, and the meeting adjourned
The Union Republicans of the XIIlth AS
senbly District met Wednesday evening ut the head
quarters Of the Grant and Cofax Gnu oi thst district
w Marshall for member Of the Assembly, and the Hon
Hunter President Of the Union Republican Association
OF the district presided Speeches made by Messrs
Duke, Van Allen, Marshall, and others
A large meeting was held on Wednesday
evening in Washington Hail. ut the intersection of Third
ave With One hundred .and-twenty yhnhht, under tho
auspices ~ tho Twenty.nrst Assembly District Union
Republican Association Mr.. William n. Do Camp was In
the chair and Mr.. John Norton ocated as becretary
The questions OF the day ably discussed by mo Hon
WIN IT, Moran Of Pennsylvania Dr. Francis L. Thomas,
the Republican candidate for Congress from The Disct
and Charles IT, Kitcheil esq "sheridans Ride" and
:. Barbara Fretohie were ably rendered by M "m H.
Pope.
The Sixth Assembly District Grant and Col
fax GnswOld aud Cornell Campaign club held Il large
aud enthusiastic meeting at their rooms No 40 Grand
Wednesday night, the President, Mr Jas hrCnrtn,
In the chair Able addresses delivered by tho Hon
Freeman j. Fithian, Mr. Charles Ktclcl, and Mr j. r.
Ellery fin0 gicc club present, ana HaBg many
patriotic airs. resolution passed indorslnB Mr
james McCartin, tho nominee Tor Congress ln the Win
CongrcssoDal District, and Henry Jonnngs fof Assem-
bly, from the With District.
A large meeting Of the Ist Assembly District
Grant and C1fas Campaign Club held a No. l Hud
inst on Thursday syonins MIR. Thomas Outwater Pres
dent, IN the chair; Edward Byrne Secretary After tho
enrolment OF large number Of Members II re-
solved 20 hold mass meeting Thursday evening" 10th
itst' aud COMMITTEE was appointed to make arrange