New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-03

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Clah most earnest feeling was mouf, aud strong
the triumph o Republican princples ana ths election Cd!
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RALLY Ct THE GERMAN GRANT AND COIrAX
CLUBS
A stirring and enthusiastic ratification meet
Ing was held last night at the Harmonic Gaeas under
the auspices OF the Grant and Cofax Campagp Clabs OF
the Seventeenth Wart Mt Ferdinand Waut presided
ti"ns' prepared ny DR. StahhenmuIer and Mt Htlurlch
Mehie, were offered tG the meeting aud were adopted
They recognize the present contest merely rcitoB
toh OF Tue question whether TINS Government u
70 De one OF liberty and equality Tor all men,
or one OF blind prejudice against down
noddeu race. They pledge the assistance OF the
clubs 20 the P elton ~ the Republican candidates.
ana upon the conviction that their election Is necessary
LOT he preservation OF peace end Ior t9e reconstruction
OF the country Ia declaring In favor OF tho nominations
population find in the election Of Johu
4. Guswold sufficient guarantee that their
Excise law will be complied with. The last resolution
recommends the unity o. the German citizens with the
Frederick Sclurlz Mr. Theodore GlaubenskOe. ana DR.
Won Hoist. The meeting terminated with cheers for
Grant COlfax. and GriswOd.
SIXTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT GRANT AND COLFAX
CAMrAIGE CLUB.
The With Assembly District Grant and Col
fax Campaign Club raised g banner. displaying the
names Of the Republican Presidential and State cand
dates yesterday evening in front Of their headquarters
~. ~ Hithu,Sl az cIOCh nlphc mttunf as NJ
with the President OF tho Association, Mr. james Me
Carttn, IN the Chair. The hall thrOnged and tho
meeting very enthusiastic, many had 10 20 away, not
being able TO got inside Of the room. Col willard, MT
buteigA aud Judge Ilthan made stirring addresses on
the political issues Of the day aud tho abilities ana
ntltss OF the Republican candidates Cen Ulysses .
Grant and schuyler COaX for Presidential hOnors' mo
speakers were long aud loudly appauded and cheer aer
cheer was given Tor Con Grant the nero VINO haI never
known defeat. Resolutions were offered aud adopiet
received from Vermont The meeting soon atterward
adjourned
CENTRAL COMMITTEE BOYS ~ BLUE.
The State Central Committee of the Grant
and Colfax Boys in Blue held lengthy meeting yeser
day. nj the Asor House The report 81 the Executive
niHcd the County General Committee, 81 which Major
Buaul is Pr,.sin ~ The regular organization. This
action rendered necessary from the fact that then
Credentials never presented 20 tie Central Commit
tee but we're acted upon before they had been referred
the Executive Committee. After cons rblc debate
the credentials of the Committee OF which MaiorGen.
Buarf prcsides were referred Special Committee.
None of tine members from Ncw-York civ any of The
Gems. sckles. Plelsonton, Mexican. Graham, Gates
Palmer and Cameron we're among those present Du!ing
the debate Gen scAcs Was the chaupon Tor me Bualu
Committee while Tie GAINS of this Lawrence party were
presented by Gen. Palmer C0mmissary General OF the
state
FORTHCOMING DEMOCRATIC TORCHIGHr PRO-
CEsalON,
a meeting Of delegates from the Democratic
clubs was held last evening. at Masonic Hail. to make
srrau gemonts Tor torchligh procession committee
was appointed 90 determine the route and make the ne
cessary arrangements. For the purpose Of preventing
collisions among the clubs forming the procession. 1t
decided that no banners should be displayed bear
ing other than those Of the national ana stare can
dddtes. An invitation was received 'oln me MclII-
Ian LEGION rfqnesting me deestgs 10 RaTSpate 10 e
from Europe. No political action was taken on the
matter After deciding that the procession should take
palce On the 9th Of October the meeting adjourned.
MASS MEETING OF GERMANS AT MIDDLErOwN.
The meeting at Middctown, Orange County,
y j.. Monday last under the auspices OF the German
Grant aud Colfax Club, o brilliant affair and most
successful In the afternoon Huises grove, speeches
were made in German by Dr. Van Hoist the hot. David
F GeduCy, and Col Henry Connolly In the evening AZ
slawsons Hall, by Dr. Van Hoist and Gen Van Wyck.
Great enthusiasm prevailed. The different companies pa
raded with torches. Music and dancing were kept up
until the following morning
FIFTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT BOYS IL BLUE.
The BOYS in Blue" in this district held n very
aud well attended meeting last evening az
Lincoln Hall. Several addresses made and at the
close large number OF citizens sgned tho roll Of the
Association.
NINTH DISTRICT GRANT AND CoLFAX BOYS IN
ELUE.
The "Boys in Blue of this district met last
evening al their Hail. No sOl Hudsont. After the meet
ing WAS called 10 order Mr. VIM II Corsa the President
introduce Col Charles T. Moss OF Missouri Who IN an
eloquent and spirited address, reviewed the history OF
Cen Grant from the opening Of the Rebellion 20 We pres
eut tme and appealed 20 his hearers Tor energetic ACTON
address Was received with great enthusiasm
TENTH WARD GERMAN REPUBLICAN AssoCfA-
TON.
The Tenth Ward German Republican Associa-
ton met last even ug az the Tenth Ward Hotel The
President Mt " Weber, was IA the chair. The meet
ing was wei attended and enthusiastic Addresses were
made by Dr Hoist aud Dr g. Waterman, which were
WEI. received Routine business having been transacted.
the meeting adjourned. The Germans u this ward arc
working hard Tor success IN the coming campaign.
THE GERMANS OF TIE TWENTY SECOND WARD.
An enthusiastic meeting of the German Re-
publlcaus OF tho TWenty-second Ward took place on
Tuesday night al No 593 Eghthsve Spirited addresses
made by Fred kapp esd, ana Dr; =. Nhlermal'
The roll % actual working members OF the Club Is "a,
and b. the opinion OF the officers viii reach 1000 before
election.
EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
The Republican Clubs in TINS District held
meeting last night at No 24 Grandst for the purpose
Of efTectlng consolidation. After discussion, the
purpose Of the meeting effected, and the following
officers elected: President B Shaer; Wee Presidents,
Telaries Cool and T. n Lawrence Treasurer D. Miller
Executive Committee. }. A. Lucas
NOTICE TO TIE GRANT AND COLFAX CLUES OF
RICHMOND COUNTY.
A Committee, to consist Of four members
from each Club are requested 20 meet at the house Of
Robert schwatzkopf at Clifton on Monday, Sept z, i'm
ton, for the purpose OF organizing County Campaign
Club
SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT GRANT AND COL
FAX CLUB.
stated meeting OF the Grant and Colfax
Campaign Club Of the ia Assembly Dftrlct held
last night az No 2ls wlliam.st Mr. =. Rxinger was IN
the chair Addresses were made by DE II. Muer5 ana
hessrs Edward Lucdcr and Nm. Daubert.
KEW-JERsEY.