New-York tribune., 1868-09-11

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district believing that the Committee, on more mature
consideration OF the matter. would conclude mat
reorganization was the only efectua means OF hngny
while still Others fearing that the whole matter might
prove useless, declined TO register until the question
sbould he However, 297 names were placed on
the new roll-all earnest. thorough Republicans and
composing many OF the most eminent ana A., fn S
gentlemen named by the Central Committee as commit
ea to snnerntend the reenrollment. present last
evening and i'm a brief address. highly compimented
the gentlemen whom he found there on her appcIdIee
He had heard such accounts OF the oPpUs,Tn ~ r S
self seeking OF local politicians lie was agfeeaOy
disappointed 70 meet instead cr3Ta Oh genIienen; & az,
the enrolled members Will now take, %heueF Icy % MI
go aud organize or wait the further action Vi n'
committee, Is not yet ueclleu
FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT GRANT AND CoLFAx
CLUB.
A stated meeting OF the lst Assembly Dlstrlct
Grant and Colfax CLUB was held Last evening at No l
Hudson-st Mr. I. Outwater presided There was
large attendance notwithstanding the ncemency OF the
weather. After the usual routine business bad Deen
transacted Mr. ID. Mcfarland made an eloquent speech
in which said it matter Of joyful surprise to him
ready and willing vote for Grant. Referring to tho
late and to the e%s s y ss saeg So
power was most dangerous as weh as n osterOus
one. The Rebels were still impenitent, an waited
for an opportunity the present state " things
Were elected they could not succeed for he would
pat down rebellion III rs short space OF time as II oos
their hopes the virtue and intelligence OF the people,
the counted the bad passions and ignorance
OF the lower classes Mr. Seymour Smith, state senator
from Delaware County, next delivered an address Be
ferng to the past ana present condition Oh e HSs
one in history. Right would triumph win Grant, As
IL had with Lncoln-the same Issues were at stake Tue
Democrats Of to-day had not a single element OF true
urging his hearers TO work with ali their might TO cut
down the Democratic majority OF this city. The meeting
then adjourned.
NINETEENTH WARD GRANT AND CoLFAX CLUB
This club, presided over by the Hon. VIM.
A. Darling and now ono OF the oldest and most active
Grant organizations in the city, numbers AIS menu
hers OF these 90 were added the roll last night and
80 who voted the Democratic state ticket last
Fall, but who earnestly working for the election
OF Grant, ColfaN and Grswold OF those VINO entered
the club last night there four brothers from one
family ana three rom anotner an seven hasng server
their country honoraby under Gen. Grant Az the meet
ing last evening Capt Osborne presided, and Mr. Albert
Bogert acted as secretary AFTER urgng upon tle cup
the necessity Of facilitating the NATURALIZATION OF sucn
In the ward entitled 10 II, and are favorable
TO the Republican party member moved ana the cup
voted To appoint committee 10 attend 20 these matters
committee OF five members was also appointed to meet
similar committees from the Republican association and
the German Republican club OF the ward t0InOrtOw
evening to confer to the best method Of preventing
fraudulent registration aud voting IN tue ward. Ihs
committee propose to thoroughly canvass every house IN
the ward and 20 challenge every vote that Is not legal
This club is perfectng arrangements for grand mass
meeting TO take place some time within Two weeks on
which occasion eminent speakers ana grand parade arc
expected.
TIE GEBMAN GRANT AND COLFAX CAMPAIGN
CLUB.
At a stated meeting of the Executive COM
mittee, held Tuesday, Sept g. attended by largo
number Of delegates from all the wards, the pending
negotiations between this Club ana the Oh berhn he
publican Central Committee came TO Ihal conolusoa d
The main features OF this affair are as foOws Ihe yer
man Grant and Cofax Campaign Club was organlLedE ID
medatey after the Chicago Convention 10 cousututs
representative body for the numerous German kepuoa
cans OF city, who heartily approved OF the platform
and the nominations made at Chicago, whie the Gers
Central Committee was more tardy IN It's action nah
classes OF German Republicans the Grant aud Colfax
Campaign Club Is an active representative OOly' ~
ing been found, however, that any union OF he Gof %
Grant and Colfax Campaign Club with the Centrai Ca
paIgn Committee viii be impossible under tNlslie
they would be glad TO see the Central Committee enter
the field and would never throw any obstacle III sa -
work for our great cause would lead the best results
Resolutions expressing these views were unanmVSCH C
passed at the last meeting OF the German Grant ana G
fax Campaign Club, by very large assembly OF l's H
bers
TENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT UNION REPUBLlCAa
ASSOCIATION.
This Association held a meeting last evening
at the headquarters No 3S5 Bowery. There was ayeH
large attendance and great enthusiasm prevailed Pre-
vious to the commencement OF the regular proceeS
ngs there was display OF fireworks: Mr. Charles :
Riddle called the meeting TO order and Introduce S
speech in the OF which he maintained that eqaI
Justice 10 all men, irrespective or color, race OF eiee
was the grand principle that guided the Republics,
party. The glorious triumph in Vermont attest: ne
devotion Of the nation TO that prneiple lndiana Ss
example OF Vermont. Horace Greeley was the ,s nsM
speaker, and gave most encouraging and CRAFTY S+
account OF the progress OF the canvass In the rra
trcts of the State also in NewJersey and Petnss
MA which were certain TO 10 for Grant lSheerps
sequently the meeting was addressed by Mr. hu Ma
Andrews who predicted that the Republicans OF s Mas
would carry the State by increased majority Oh IVY
over last year. .....
TWELFTH WARD, BR0oKLAN, REPUBLiOAN,
, A large gathering of the Republicans OF 'nn
stronghold OF tho Democracy took place on Wednesa
evening at the Hall of the Ward Association ooul..
II n Qnl1 iva
Grant and Cofax Club of the Ward presided bo s1 has
George flanagan. energetic irish Republican 9ss A
worked with the party since ts formation, omh Hon
Secretary. The frst speaker introduced was 81 sp-
alias r. butcher who was received with ROUNDS U "A
plause and spoke in his happiest strain for NOR, cofsI
hour In advocacy OF the election OF Grant anu me
firsyold and Cornell and concluded by preuInnt ths
success OF the Union ticket every where ueu
ioyal States on the sixth OF next Noyemper "emons
speaker the Hon. H. ~ Holt when he appeaienu an out
his old friends In the Ward was received MIN ,hsrngs
burst OF enthusiasm seldom seen at poltca snS anec
He entertained the audience with some amusinJed hl
dntas bearing on fhe present canvass and conciuua
reIuarks amid Lhs utmost enthusiasm anu apS