New-York tribune., 1868-09-09
NETWORK.
A GRIswOLD AND CORNELL CLUB ORGANIZED
THE REPUBLICANS OF THIS CITY UNITED.

number
last evening at the Republican headquarters Of
Twenty and Broadway for the purpose Of
ganizinc Griswold and Cornell campaign club. The
hall deuscly packed and great enthusiasm prevailed
Mr.. john d. Otwel called the meeting To order. Col
Van Brunt elected temporary Chairman. Mr.. J. l.
Fllery moved that committee OF five be appointed to
report the names of permanent officers for the Club. Mr.
Spencer made an amendment That the committee be In
stucted to report the of the Hon Thomas C. Muir
ply as Chairman. He favored the election Of Mr. Muir
phy because IL would tend TO heal local divisions
io present e united front to the enemy.
After debate, the amendment was finally adopted by
vote of 1863 Yeas to ll7 Nays. The result hailed with
enthusiastic demonstrations OF applause On motion OF
Mr.. Gridey. the vote was made unanimous Com.
mtce was then appointed to walt on MIR. Murphy aud
request his presence in the Tie appearance OF the
honorable gentleman was the signal for great cheering
On being introduced by the Charmau Mr. Murphy said:
FELLOW REPUBLICANS: | am under great obligations
to you for the honor you have conferred upon me IN Sc
lcrtiug as your Chairman. The Importance the
coming election cannot be Ovoresimacd, ana IL 300 bo
comes any one who has the welfare OF his c9nnty nd
ITS institutions at heart 10 refuse 10 do any duty which
may be assigned him by the menbers OF the great
Union party in crisis lko the, present |
our united efforts wil lead certain victory Whatever
local differences may have existed III thc past thcy
should al he forgotten, so that we may present
united front 10 the enemy. aud our friends Throughout
equipped aud ready to meet Confederate Mcrimacs now
she did when Rebels were trying To destroy our ma
tonal existence Let us one aud all work with untirng
energy till not only secure the election OF Graut ana
C0lfN. but our honest and capable candidates Ior he
pire State John A. GriSwUld aud AlOizO H. Cornell.
Again thanking you for the honor conferred await
The Committee appointed for the purpose, reported the
of the following gentlemen for permanent oihcers
Vicc.President Col Van Brunt; Second NctIrcsident.
Henry II. Leask; Secretaries, Alexander Y. Keech ana
John J. o'Bnen; and Treasurer sinclair T"nSry Ihs
report of the Committee was adopted unanimously.
motion prevailed that the club participate with the Union
Monday Cooper Institute ~ receive me news
from Maine After some remarks from me non hns -
Andrews, cougrutulaing the Republicans On having 10
happily ouspiciousy settled their differences, the
meeting adjourned
GRAND REPUBLICAN RALLY At TIE SEVEN
TEENTH DISTRICT wIGwAM.
The new and capacious wigwam recently
erected by the Union Republican Association Of the
XVIlth Assembly District, in Fory-sxihst', nonr
Eighhaye crowded last evening to its utmost ca
pacty response invitation from the Association
TO the citizens OF the District TO attsud SEc" ,tt
Association was present, and sang patriotic and san-
andienca stirring addresses made Icy Mr.. George
T. Bradford President OF the Association ana Gen Ihos
watched The history Of the Western campaign IA the late
war The speeches OF both these gentlemen were c1rn
aud convincing examinations and comparisons OF The
principles and policies of the two opposing pull'"
ia the present political struggle aud called FORM % re-
0uent and hearty applause Of their hearers Gen trs
trenChaut and searching analysis o The policy ahd pans
Of the Rebel Democratic party received e.rcla,. ,if
Willie the fierce misses Of small squad o %he
ana viii good in that neigborhool On gc. Ine,d,y
evening Loyal League No. Will hold = meeting AT 'he
same place TO which the public are invited
THIRTEENTH DISTRICT GRANT AND CoLFAA
CLUB.
The Grant and Colfax Campaign Club Of the
Thirteenth Assembly District had good meeting last
evening at their headquarters In Horace Greeley Han
No 2O6 Eghthave near Twenty frstst. The President
OF the Club Major John A. Meek. occupied the chair ana
A. c. Alexander. esq. acted as Sccretafy Excellent al
dresses were made by Isaac j. ovrr' esq. Ine - non,
at length The oPp@mg ssuTi ria ana cn E5s m regular
ygaff he ala
day evening aud at all their meetings good speakers are
The friends Of Grant and Colfax and tile public gene
rally are always invited TO attend An invitation 10 thH
r6 In attend tho first grand rally OF the Boys Blue To
the Cooper Institute on the evening OF the lh inst Was
read and accepted
REPUBIICANS OF RICHMOND COUNTY AT WORK.
A Committee of all the Republican Clubs OF
Richmond County met the 7th inst at Clifton s. L. to
consider the question OF consolidating the varons Dis
trct Clubs into County Club order Ia ehcctualy
work i'm the cause OF Grant Colfax GrswOd aud Cornell
The Offices of the various clubs are composed ol nNt
men, who determined to spare no efiurts TO nsur
success. After interchange Of views, Cehra county
Committee OF the clubs formed ana AfnOd H. "ag
ner President Of the CastleOn Club. was unanimously
elected Chairman; j W. SimOnson, Secretary L. &.
Norve of The New. York Times, Treasurer The Chair
man was authorized TO appoint Executive COMMITTEE
The most harmonious feeling prevailed, and e char
man assured that there viii be material reduction III
the Democratic vote OF the county
RICHMOND COUNTY REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
The Republicans of Richmond County (Staten
county ticket and delegates TO the Congressional Con-
veptlon There was fully attendance OF delegates.
Joseph II. Egbert was elected President ny tnq @ S
ton David W. Judd and WIN Van Chei were eioseh 80 o
retaries The following Congressional deeg9tes @ McIe
elected: Clarence Barrett Samuel L. Hopping, rrdT m
mus Sterling Mlematcs-J0hn " SlmOhSDn r, Ii,i in a.
Egbert. Samuel Tamage, W b. DAVE; - ~, hIoSois i.
Delegate at Large &. Ihompon p nonyenti"p decided
To postpone the nomination OIL comfy .heI, anu Nv
cordngly adjourned, sabect 70 the can OF the 'h"r'
RICHMOND COUNTY Is. ~ REPUBLICAN CON
The Republicans of Richmond County (Staten
1sland met al Clifton on Monday afternoon TO nominate
County ticket and delegates to the Congressiona o"n
vention. There was full attendance OF dGlegatSss
Joseph EgbeT was elected pISss ConSTes
siona Delegates Clarence l. Barrett Sahuyj W. L. opp5
Tasenb Fl Fgbert and Samuel Talmage Delegate at
large G. Thompson. Alternate-Janes HuSom. ., a
Convention decided to Ig sbect TO the
call OF the Chair
ervrNTU ASSEMBLY DISTRICT BOYS IN Blue
This Climb. organized in section OF the city
that ia not generally favorable to Republican phceS
now numbers Ga members ana IS doihg goou "oiA !.
nnitn0 the Irsh German, and American hepunncans o'
,,, ditrlct and causing them 10 work harnOnOusiS o
gether for the bOth OF inc NaLlonsi M t 49, :,
fckets regular meeting was held at no ey }
oning and DR. G. Treskets, Mr. OI}ern, Iroi'
Downing Gen Graham, and others maze eioauens @ NJ a
Grant and Cofax The officers OF the Cab pesddnc can, S'
evening were Col G. w. De Costa fIeslueh'' anu Nf''
Kingsburv and Capt Bracken, Secretaries .
SEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT "BoYs IN BLUE
CLUB. .
Tho With Assembly District Boys ID Bluc
Club. met last evening at No. lO6 sxhaye' inc Fles,
dent Mr.. D. c. Hogan in the chair. The meeting was
large and very enthusiastic. Short addresses vsry
eIeron 10 eject the triumphant election OF the nno
and state tickets. Several new members Vii %, tbs com
10 tho club, which is growing rapidly anu "i ~ Wv wa
ing election give telling VOle'
CENTRAL GRANT CLUB or STATEN isLAND: