New-York tribune., 1868-10-19
NEW-YORK.

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The Executive Committee of the Central
GrswOd and Cornell Club held enthusiastic meeting
on Saturday evening.
The Republicans of the Vth Assembly Dis
trct Brooklyn have nominated as their Candidate Mr
james shs AsSsS ~ ss an 1Ss awye ana great
The Republicans held an enthusiastic Grant
and cOa5 meeting a. La%e @ IN BTpGsy y on so
A. Sharp. Mr. J. A. Slipper. and others.
The Vth Assembly District Republicans met
at No 100 Princes on Saturday evening with Mr. saml
Nash in tho Chair The nomination OF Ms; VIM T. hanna
for the Assembly was unanimously ratiiied
A spirited Grant and Colfax meeting was held
at Clifton House. staten Island. Saturday evening
George b. Ripley occupied the char and Robert crow D.
T.. Thompson, and others addressed the meeting.
The Republicans of the With Assembly Dis
trct this evening at NO 81 Broadway to hear ad
others. A poem will be read BY Prof. Dennison.
Enthusiastic Republican meetings were held
in the Ninth Eleventh Wards OF Brooklyn on Satur
day evening C. l. Morrow. william shaw, aS X, van
The Republicans of New Brighton were ad-
dressed Friday evening last at their Club Room by
Hon. Chas. Lee Armond. Mr. C. C. Norwsli, who fol
Congress that district and urged his hearers ~ rally
" his support
The First Assembly District Boys in Blue
held An meeting at No 70 Hudson-st Sat
urday evening. Maj W. Burnett. the President occupied
the chair. Speeches were made by Col n Burns Jas
Lard esq. and the nomination OF Mr. Chas " Lewis Tor
Congress WAS unanimously rafihed
The First Ward Republicans met in large
numbers at No sBroadway on SATURDAY evening Mf'
cent victories an Pennsylvania Indiana ana ONO 10y inc
Republicans. Gen. Burke and Mr l. Gibbons followed
the President with eloquent and appropriate speeches
The Democratic Congressional Nominating
Convention for the Second District which mot Satur
DAY afternoon at Nelson's Hotel Flabush was IN large
was nominated, and the nomination made uani-
NOUS" after large minority OF the convention had
boited.
rri IL -, NJ
Iyn held a large meeting In their wigwam on Saturday
evening. speeches were made by Sen D. Low kiernan
Major W. Buard, Col. u. r. Morgan and Col W. 3 Poor.
and from stand outside several speakers addressed Ihe
crowd Who despite the cold stood listening to the pari
otto eAunciations
The Irish Republicans of the Fourteenth
Ward held spirited meeting at No. 70 Prnce-st. on
saturday evening James Lane; esq, presided Daniel
Gen Dehnl. Burke Delivered enthusiaste addresses
unanimously ratified
A meeting OF the Young Mems Democratic
Club OF Eew-righOn. g. l.. which to have been held
in Institute Hall Saturday evening for the purpose OF
rejoicing over anticipated victories In the late elections
was permanently adjourned owing TO the deinoralzed
condition OF the Committee having the matter IN charge
The Executive Committee of the Democratic
Union OF the Seventh Ward met Oh Saturday evening" at
No 30 Henryst rejected the name OF Dr. Carpenter
emily and subsemently nominated Robert Myers
member tho committee Ii Is said that meeting OF
the Ddependeut Irish American voters or TINS congress
siona District vthl will soon be held 10 justify tho nom
inntion OF Horace Greeley.
The Boys in Blue Grant and COlfax Club OF
the XIIIth Assembly District. OF which Col Barin Van
Buren IL President, held large and enthusiastic meeting
on Thursday evening. at Horace Greeley Hall No. 2o6
Eehtn-sye Mr. McKinzie Gen Macgregor, Coils. Nor
gan and Poor and the Hon. Freeman j. Fihian spoke
with fine effect Mr. Pope late Of Wallacks Theater re-
wounded soldier" This Club meets every Thursday
evening at the above place
The Train Congressional Committee here
sent cable S% s M nomination 10 from
Fifth District OF this city ana nrIng mn, 70 t pay ar
and fight them outsde and that by returning at once
woud insure him unanimous election ya,S uSrn ,
Dublin making 1t known that " the money has been re-
fused and that his imprisonment Is purely pouoa ul
der the preense Of debt and that should his ends see
M 10 place him Congress It would not only greatly Ia
ciiitate him in gaining his own freodo but would insure
the Immediate liberation OF all our fisn Amefcah GU
,sps W no are still lying In British Dasues''
A grand mass meeting was held at Kings
Thursday evening 6y as Grnn ana Sre nrs
emit besides the Boys Blue from 1onkers ana the For
ham Grant and Cofax Club The President OF the Club
ID Willis James OF Rlverdae was choeen chairman. VINO.
after few wetimed remarks was followed ", ny Gen
Thorpe of Louisiana the Hon. Isaac Dayton OF New York
the lion Waldo Hutchins, and Mr. H. H. Taylor OF 1Oh-
Sers An excellent band OF music was IN attendance IRs
clui house and stand handsomely decorated with
Hegs and lanterns aud hao calcium bgat Illuminated
the region round aDoui
SCHENECTADY ABLAzE-BEHOLD, HOW BRIGHTLY
BREAKS THE MORNING.
SCHENECTADY, Dct. 16.-The Republicans of
schenectady County made splendid ocinonstrauon In
ths city yesterday In the afternoon an unnunocred
composed OF large delegations from the sew
ero towns in the county araded the principal streets to
Crescent Park where vast assembage OF citizens had
already gathered TO listen to addresses by the Hon A.
Criswold and the Rev. B l. Ives. In the evening q
grand torchght procession bearing transparencles Win
patrotio notices paIaded the streets TO Anthony Han
where meeting In progress but the hall being hnod
TO oyeraowing the procession went 60 the Courhouse
W haro another immense meeting held many persons
bens unable 10 nnd even standing room. The Hon Mar
tin T. Townsend and the Rev h. Ives spoke NJ tne loI
,ner place and tho Hon John A. Griswold and iIam
peck esq spoke In the Court House. The dsplsy oi
along the route OF the procession was n
private residences Illuminated on ell hands oLe
sundrrd runs were fred Of the recent glorious