New-York tribune., 1868-09-05
GTRMAN MASS MEETING A
NEM YORK.

GALE OF RAILWAY, Nj.
The meeting held last evening at the CathO-
ic Institute Jersey City under the auspices Of the IIId
Assembly District Grant and Cofax Club, proved elor
az the citizens of Hudson County. Mr John W Pangburu
fairly entered the campaign, one Of momentons IN.
them, a. Involving IN It's issue the
future peace and pr0spertv OF The country In concu
sion Mr. Paugboru introduced Judge W. H. Gale or ka-
way who, III address repeie with argument and
hunor discussed tie questions Of hour claiming that
the responsibility for Che war and the dreadful evils %
party AZ the conclusion Of Judge Gales address the
Hoh1ken Glee club sang campaign song, aiteT Whlc9
the Hon. NJ Ashley of ONO was introduced He sad
that he had that morning met of tho
states. Who asked him - What Of the political
situation" to which be replied the election OF Grant and
whether the Republican party expected TO pepctuate
negro domination 6,U0JOO Of white citizens He
Who ved beneath me 5aunr Of the free no matter what
MS color should have equal chance with every other
willing 10 allow to the huublest OF Gods creatures.
After gigantic exer;ion they had succeeded IN
son O! Andrew johnson every Rebel state would
De n the Union and reconstructed on loyal basis
When the Rebellion was subdued the Republican party
offered 20 the dlsruDd Rebels, tile most mnEHanl
nous ever held forth 10 conquered enemy. They re-
sructun acts DISTINGUISHING Rcbes aud giving the right
OF suffrage 10 every oya man Mr. Ashley concluded his
address by very exhaustive discussion 0f the financial
question The meeting broke up at Late hour, win
cheers Grant and CoiA and Blair the candidate fOr
Governor.
THIRTEENTH DISTRICT BOYS ~ BLUE.
The Grant and Coiax Boys in Blue Of the
XIIlh Assembly District had good meeting last even
E'shteentG.st. PTcsdent Noble Mcdonald in the chair
and W. j. wilson acting as secretary si,II!.g SleSohs
/ we're made BY Lieut. Roman of Utica and Mt McFaFand
The old patriotic songs were sung py the soiaeIs ana
outOn previously adopted by them relative 20 pro g
a uniform for themselves, ana adopted the uLHioLn i
recommended by the state Central ComTlittee-plue
cape with inscription, ana blue cap with red trimmings
II was announced that Col. Morgan and oher eminent
After the adjournment Of tie Club, the members were
called together tho transaction OF company busness
quarters Thursday evening the nth INST, ana nhrcl
thence procession and 10 uniform o. attend the great
that evening at the Cooper Institute. The Captain
nonnced a. entcpatiDg the action OF the Club he had
made fequistOu upon the Central Committee for 100
uniforms torches which would probably be furnished
before the next stated meeting. An invitation was ex
tended 10 All other Republican organizations Of the Dis
rlct join with them their turnout on this occasion
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
At a late meeting of the Soldiers and Sailors
National Republican Executive Committee, there were
present Gen H. a. BaTLum (ChairmauJ. Cen n p Chlp-
man Secretary; Cen @. j. stannsrd Vermont Gen. A.
v Dawson. Maryland; Gen j. T. Fisher, Pennsyiyanla
Gen T. @ Russllng. Now-Jersoy Col. Hiram Appeman,
COnnecticu Col &. H. Grmshaw, Delaware, aud scyeral
prominent soldiers from ncghDOriug States. Grand
Monster Mass Convention OF the Soldiers and Sailors
was fixed upOu and In recognition Of tho hospitality ex
tended the Soldiers during the war by the City OF
Philadep phia that place was designated for TINS great
Convention The meeting will last two days, oct and
An the organizations Of Bows In Blue aud other re
publican organizations as wei as Soldiers ana sailors
Generally arc invited Arrangements are made 10 e1,
tend special invitations 70 all the leading SOldcrb ana
Sailors Of the who support Grant ana C0Hex Gov
Curtin was requested to invite, on behalf OF the CO
mlttee the loyal Governors who were ms COtcnpo
rares, and Gen. Geary was requested 70 lt9 az tno
loyal Republican Governors now acting ~ this Con
veutOn IL expected that ~ 900 Soldiers Will be present
making II one Of the grandest demonstrations since the
war Tho details Jf arrangements are placed III INC
hands Of Gen Coils, Chairman, and Cen RUSSELL becie
tary Soldiers and Sailors Executive COMMITTEE lOI
Peuusvlyaula, Gen. owen on part OF Boys IN Blue ia
philedeDhia and Gen. Fisher, member OF the Nhtohd
FYccutiye Committee Tor Pennsylvania. An address
10 90 forth as the Of the loyal Soldiers and Sailors
OF the country.
TENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT GRANT AND COLtAX
CAMPAIGN CLUE.
The Xth Assembly District Grant and Coliax
Csppagn Club met last evening at No Ss5 Bowery Ihe
President Mr J. NJ Patterson, was IN the chair Inc
dresses made and Committee OF thirteen appointed
10 thoroughly the district. TINS Gun 10 IN
fourf condition. and promises TO give tepg Yole
for the national and State candidates
GRANT AND COLFAX CAMPAIGN CLUB IN MT
KIsCO, n. Y.
There has been an active campaign club or
gapized In and near Mt Kisco with the following gentle
mon IA officers: The Hon L. C. Cowdin, President; H.
Carpenter and A. Haight VcePTesidentsi j. W. CoiVeI
Secretary.
REPUBLICAN DEMONSTRATION AT DOBBss
PERRY, N. y.
The Republicans of Dobbss Ferry are 70 las as
semble en- inasse this evening nt Bradieys new Hal
Horace Greeley, Chauncey Depew, ana Othcrt are e>
pected 10 address the meeting