New-York tribune., 1868-10-31

ofadies present and the proceedings throughout
we're marked l by great enthusiasm The meeting was ad
John Cochran. and the Hon. James Wadsworth.
The French and Irish American Republicans
OF this city met In force last evening at their headquar
ters No. 60 Broadway The irc0lOr ana sunburs
irtertwiued aud he audience listened 10 the remarks OF
Gen. James H. hiernan who spoke Of the old unity OF
feeling and sentiment Of France and Ireland aud their
combination under Republican auspices here. Other
speakers Irish and French addressed the asembage
A mass meeting of the United Grant, Colfax,
Griswold and Cornell Clubs Of the Third Assembly Dis
ic was held last evening the Union ssemby Rooms,
Nos 90 and l0l Elzabethst. There was a very large
Lane President Of the Irish Republican Club and nomi
mated Howell g. Ven as Chairman aud Fernando Balta
as Secretary Spirited addresses delivered by Cen
Dennis f. Burke, Gen. Herman and others.
Lewis Barker said in his speech at Brooklyn,
last night that the Republican carpetbagger was one
book and went down into the land Of crime build up
the Republican school house in place OF the Democratic
oaVepen the republican church In place OF the Demo
cratic brothel and gambinghe; the Republican vestry
III place 9 he Democratic barroom; and the Republican
cratic Ku-Klux Klan
The First Ward Grant and Colfax Club as
somoed a. evening, at their Headquarters No Broad
way TO perfect arrangements for election day The Hon.
Henry smith, President. in the chair number OF
new members added to the rolls. and after some
remarks by the President briefly setting forth the objects
OF the meeting. addresses made by Gen Wabrdge,
Gen. Burke, and others The Club adjourned at n late
nour 1uy resolved 10 give good account OF the First
Ward on Tuesday next.
The Irish Republican Campaign Club of the
Nlllth Assembly District held spirited meeting last
evening at their headquarters In Runks Hotel No ga
Srandst. The hall was galy decorated with the the
Noona colors and the walls bore patriotic notices ana
portraits OF the Republican candidate Thomas A. Mas
terson esq President OF the Club, occupied the chair
The hall well filled with intelligent and enthus
atc audience who eloquenty addressed by Daniel
Mcfarland esq, Capt John Murphy, Dr. H. H. RiSley;
and Col. j. b. Casock.
At the last meeting of the Workingmen's
Association Mr. Z. L. McIghe seeing that the hall was
ornamented with banners bearing the name of John Nor
rsey for Congress- protested against the endeavor Of the
Association
such candidate and left the room lie was Followed 9y
large number Of the members. The Association VIII hold
meetings at No 80 Henry St, on this and Monday even
ing 10 enable the workngmen to choose between he va
riOus candidates presented IN the Seventh Ward Mr.
Ighe and his associates pronounce IN iaNOr oI OeoIko
Francis Train.
An immense mass meeting of the German
Republicans was held last evening at the Germana AS
sembly Rooms I'm the Bowery, under the auspices
Of the German Republican Central Committee
The hall was gaily decorated with hags, ana lne
was was called to order by Dr. Ii. Muir. President
introduced Mr. Supervisor Andreas as permanent cha,r
Stirring addresses were made by Mr. AndTeas the
Hon Henry de Lapaugh, and Prof GrauDcr'
The German Republicans of the Tenth Ward
held mass meeting on Thursday evening, Mr' ehip
presided and j. kunkel acted as secretary. Mr. D.
straubenmuler dwoed on the history Of the kepubnca
party as the party of progress and peee 10 90 %
by the suppression OF southern assumption au to
On of Gen. Grant Leopold Ricss' esq III an eiOlu.nt
address arragned the Democratic party ana cIA,acse,
lied HOratio Seymour as IT. true pfololype an % ~
and perhaps good Christian, because ne hsksI @ tnr
Episcopal Convention IN lt62 TO pause Dcotc uhsIs
PRAYER for the Of against hundreds OF
thousands OF Southern frcnds al time when Bishop
Polk had already tho other side found IL necessary! 10
TO exchange his staff for the sword.
Ono of the most important and enthusiastic
meetings OF the present campaign was held NJ the e
publican Headquarters 81 the Win Congressman DO
tct No 10 Abingdon squarc. last oycnlnf Inside o
Lebanon Hall meeting Organ1ed hY the election "i
william II Christie, Chairman and A. j, CanpDel, ana
Putnam yields Secretaries and was addressed by
J. W Brggs, esq, of Onto (who gavo
searchiug and scathiug review or SeymourH
nnanclm poicyl the Hon. Abraham Lent,
Henry smith, esq and Dr. Robinson OF the Eighth ward
Owing 10 the immense asscmbage convened gnd tho
limited dimensions Of Lebanon Hall, 70 was found neces
sary 20 organize meeting outside where addresses were
made by John H. Brady, esq. OF the Fifteenth ward
Chairman: the Hon. Abraham Lent, who made an cncc-
tive speech favor Of Mr starr for COngres- Mr Chas
closing address.