New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-18

xXIsr ASSEMBLY DISTRICT PIONEER GRANT CLuS.
A regular meeting of the XXlst Assembly
District Pioneer Grant Club was held last evening as
stalbs Halls. on Thirdave, between OnehnndTed%nd-
twenty-secOnd and undred-andtweny-thirdst Mr.
G. F. Webster presided Business matters relative 10 the
affairs OF the Association were transacted Aftera short
session, the meeting adjourned 10 meet next Iuesoay
evening at their headquarters For soIDetlmc past
the Club has abored under the disadvantage Of not being
able keep possession OF rooms Tor any legth vi ue
have obie6ted 70 anv transparencies being hung up
front Of their establishment Now however, the Assoca-
ton succeeded in hiring Mullers Hal, on Ihirdaye,
corner Of nineteenthst, which IL not
only in desirable situation, but also large ana
cation meeting there the Of the next two or
three weeks The Club has nearly 400 members ana
fore announced it was the first to organize as "i%n'
Club in that quarter Of the city.
NINETEENTH WARD REPUBLICANS.
The Nineteenth Ward Grant and COlfax
Club holds its second grand meeting this evening at
Fishers hall No 6G7 Third-ave Speeches by MAJOR
A NEW CAMPAIGN CLUE.
A meeting was held at the ST. Augustine
Hotel on East Fourteenthst last eveIing' sa ca smo
paign club TO support the candidates VINO sha Ieoese
the nomination OF the Democratic National CONVENTION
and TO he STYLED the Metropolitan Democratic Club.
About 80 persons were present.
THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION.
The various State delegations to the Demo-
cratic National Convention are already securing lner
rooms the coming Convention. The Missouri aeleg
delegation at the Metropolitan, the New Hampshire
delegation the Everett House, and the NewJersey
will leave St. Louis in body by special train on the 80
Of July and il expected that the Kansas delegates VIII
accompany them.
REPUBLICAN MASS RATIFICATION MEETING IN
BROOKLYN.
The Kings County Union Republican General
Committee have engaged the Brooklyn Academy OIL Music
for certain evenings during the approaching PIeSdenta
campaign at the rate OF $500 night, IN when 10 h0d
grand Ratification meetngi is fixed for the evening
Of the l4th of July at which some Of the most eminent
speakers In the country will participate
THE NEW DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS IN
BROOKLYN.
The new headquarters OF the Kings county
Democracy, on the corner OF Court and Remsehsn arc
being fitted up in fine style, in anticipation OF the APP
preaching Presidential campaign large transpaIehey'
Ge bas bes proeured II will be placed in front OF
the meeting OF the General Committee ana IL
designed 10 the OF the candidates OF the New
York National Convention painted thereon, within Few
hours after the result is declared.
REPUBLICAN MEETING AT NEwARK-LARGE
CROWD AND IMMENSE ENTHUSIASM.
One of the largest popular demonstrations
which took place at Newark occurred last evening
at Library Hall in that city under the auspices OF the
Young Mems Republican Central Club. The hall ~ one
Of the largest in town. situated on Marketst aud accom-,
modates 1uy 1900 people Inc meeting was % h ,a
Central Club each Ward having previously elected dele
gates TO choose two representatives from their respective
districts For delegates seats had been reserved IN
the forward portion Of the hail. The platform was taste
fully decorated with the national c0ors The Sst bs
lines: The Peoples Choice for President Cen Ulysses
the meeting had been called TO order the Third ward
Grant and Colfax Legion appeared in the hail. chad Ia
new uniform the latter consisting OF white enaineIed
cloth cape, and cap of description. The gentlemen
having charge Of the arrangements did not forget the
members Of the press, and made ample provision for
them. ReinhardPs Grassland opened the ball
shortly after O'clock with stirring air
called Hurrah for Grant" Mr. VIM H. Francis, Presi-
dent of the Central Club, nominated Mr. John p Jackson
as Chairman Of the meeting and he was chosen. MI
Jackson, taking the char, was received with mucn
applause Mr.. u. Brewster chosen secretary
on motion the delegates then proceeded 20 nom
mate candidate for the Presidency OF the Club.
The First Ward presented the name OF Samuel At
water but all the other wards presented the
name OF VIM. III. Francis, the gentleman who held the
position At this the First Ward changed their
nomna alton TO Mr.. Francis who elected by aceama-
ton amid great enthusiasm. Mr. Francsis rising young
lawyer who has done much TO advance tho interest Of the
Republican party The other officers then elected,
after which the large audience were treated To rich
feast Of and flow OF soul" During the transaction
OF business vast crowd remained in silence, showing
their appreciation OF the work IN which they
gagged.
THE NEWBRUNSwICK GRANT AND COLfAX
CLUB.
Notwithstanding the excitement attendant
on Commencement week at Rutgers College. Greer's
Hall was well filed last night by the friends OF
Grant and Coax, assembled 10 listen 10 an address Dy
Major PaugbOrn. who introduced to the audience by
Mr. Henry H. Palmer, in the absence OF Mr. PoTtSr the
President OF the Grant and ColfaX Club The Hosiery
band enliyened the proceedings with good music