New-York tribune., 1868-05-23

ever leaders may be put upon them by Tammany
son and Vicksbure or that Atlanta and Richmond have
really fallen. Mr.. Choate then briefly reviewed tne
true TO the principle OF freedom throughout Its whole
history, and predicting from It's success IN the past i'
victory would its efforts in the coming campaign
Some although fully approving the PLATFORM gn @ Soo a
get 1t did not go further than 1t does M % haa 9een S
determined that at the South at least loyalty snouu pe
protected n It's right to suffrage no matter w s bo ne
the eoqa o. e ne % Ho M that at the North
too, loyal heart is entitled to sufirage anu @
and power, matter it beat under DlaeA pres' III
After the applause bestowed on MT Choates ISalks
had subsidized Mr. Geo w. Blunt seconded the resolutions
i'm brief speech repete with humorous nautical alusons
Addressing the members OF the club as 'shpmates,
tried and gallant commander If, during the fight one
or more guns manned by blacks he should not nnu
Mr. John c. Hamilton then read series OF resolutions,
which he said he would not oner ISr Dus
the nominations, and make special laudatoy mention o
intrepid zeal and the neverfailing resources Of the
House Of Representatvesth principal bTanon Oh .he
"ther abiding faith In people asserting the rights OF the
largest liberty avowed In the Declaratono lndepend
off4 Of that '% Governnent and Of those rights"
Horace Greeley then addressed the meeting The Chi
eago Convention itself is, he said, great TACT ana III
dcaes the Union is restored He was glad to know
weTe Ss M made % and that all had right to express their
preferences In the past we had heard much OF pouea
Convention proved that States being brought
together South Carolina, he believed would give large
TO see all the States lately in rebellion admitted to Con
representation before the close OF the present
Congress- and formates simply were required to secure
their admission Alndng to the resolutions osren s no IN
heartily The which points out that the best way 10
fay hS PuDS eap borrow S "' at lower rate
Of interest, whereby we may be able 10 buy our
foSr wSs s eminenty Ssa Wise and the Other pointing the
world To the magnanmity with which We are acting III
welcoming back TO the Union those States which give eN
of LOYALTY,
py OF the pubhc good lie wanted 10 see Vermont ana
snrcd that Virginia and Massachusetts,, heretofore con
sidered necessarily opposites were working IN har
mOny for the same political end He was anxious 10 see
IL made known that slavery, the great cause of our
dissention and distraction, heretofore, being nov
taken away we were all ielowconniTymen ana ieiIoM.
citize2s The ticket nominated at Chicago eannot pe
beaten; but the danger is that me STATE oi New13
will not be allowed 10 record her vote ON the winning
side and help to elect the Republican candidates En3s
and TO this result the work must be commenced
now. Ten thousand votes were added to the Demo
means OF false naturalization papers and by double
voting. This must be guarded against IN future Ihe
Republican principles must be made known more gener-
ally the working classes too for thousands were now
opposing under misrepresentation OF tho questions n-
naturalization conducted scrutinze the registry lsts
and stand at the polls; aud these things must be done
Club iIe did not think that the whole duty
81 Repubcap was performed when ne gave five or ten
dollars to a substitute to distribute tickets on the day Of
election All be personally Interested m the achieve
mont of success ard work FROM this time tai the votes
New.York for Rcpublcanism II each and every one
would do his share success would be assured
Mr.. LeGrand b. Cannon offered resolution, ordering
that white banner bearing the names of the candidates
he prepared and hosted over the Clubhouse 10 noat
side by side with the national flag until the day OF
Judre Kirkland Alexander T. Stewart and Col. Thomas
b. Van Buren briefly addressed the meeting when calls
were made Tor Lieut.. Gov. Stewart l.. WoOdford who
was discovered be present Responding 10 these the
remarked that when he was in com
Inand OF the City Of Savannah Gov. Brown OF Georgia
called on him, and in conversation expressed
IS reported 10 have ayowed IN The lAlcago
connection with that gathering that It was truly
national convention Not that delegates from Mass,-
ehuses aud South Carolina walked arm nafln shedding
crocOde.tears evidences Of their brothory love- and
received frequent tecgrams from renegade PRECEDENT
but IN this that the former slave now, thank COO,
freeman walked WITH hs mns.e @ , =" f "ihs &
people. Great applause greeted this uttcuncc The
time fast approaching when, over all this broad land,
he will he considered the best citizen who best
discharges his duty, be he Of black OF white com.
plexou As 70 the campaign before us tne piosireIs @
bright. With the great captain and the great com,
moner as bearers; with the Army aud the loyal
Conrress boh Tcpresented nothing needed To
glorious victory but earnest effort ana determination on
the part Of tho Republican masses -,..., 49,,
the meeting adjourned.
SECOND ASSEMBLY, DISTRICT GRANT AND coll
FAX CLUB.
A meeting of the Second Assembly District
Grant and COliaX Campaign Club was held AZ 20. u
North Wiiliamst last evening and Iheodoie - M,lS @
Resolutions were adopted organizing the tup on ,lo
basis the Chicago platform, aud edgng llS in'mDes
IN su-rgN
President of thc United States and to maintain In power
the grand party which led the country through ~ dead
and nrosperty TO the recous states but for the persist
entwrorg doing of base migrate and renegade
XXTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT UNION REPuBLICAN
ASSOCIATION.
At the meeting of this organization, last
evening at headquarters, Dingledcns Hail. the following
resolutions were adopted "a >, o. o.. n ,
5.5, Sp n. hon cdI as vcPsdroi state,
The als1 n by National Convention Chicago grand sA1
Ptd in The Sdgrntl Of this Association the election
Of G5t and co upon The sT No. s aog. p % ,S CoSs " S' me
p tls tt s 40 % m ss AZ prto.e
% oseyss 10 u'e all honorable means Jr Triumphant eolon
MEETING OF TIE TwENTY-sECOND WARD GRANT
CLUB OF BROOKLYN.
A large number OF the citizens OF the
ryentysecond and adjacent wards of Brooklyn Assem-.
70 irdorsc the nominations of the Chicago Convention.
The chair occupied by Mr. Thomas Morley, ana Nr.
William III n Cadmus Ofiiciated Secretary. After
some routine business Mr. silas g. Dncher addressed
the r Wlnm II III Bnrleis6 which was weIi received Mf
Ray W. Potter and other citizens followed with bet ana
pertiuent remarks after which the Chairman announced
HAT n ratification meeting OF the Eighth Ward Grant
Club would be held on next Monday evening AZ tie inter,
section Of Twelftlst aud FiftaVe The meeting then
adjourned with cheers for Grant aud ColfaN. ..
MEETING OF TIE UNION REPUBLICAN GENERAL
COMMITTEE.
An adjourned meeting of the Union Repnb-
the purpose OF receiving the news from tue hepuDis
National Convention. Mr. James M Thomson presided
After few remarks from the Chairman, the following
resolutions were read by Judge White; .
ojJ That we eoraly approve seton OF our delegates
the Chicago Convention rsng the nomination Hade long ago
le hearts LOYAL American people by ne selection o our '"HaAu
bearer p The Presidential campaign Of Gen Ulysses Gnht
EsostS Thai led Om brave ,Odepn ,ts suppression Of the
great Rebellion peace through yoI 50 he shall lead the Poue
masses great work of reconstueton unt oTd PiopenV sal
aud exact justice 10 AL "' '''A'""'N
lABd. M al.
pbed patriot SCHUYLER CoI of Indiana Who has been nominated
other except that OF the Foute son
~ Gov Reuben Feuton gasnty supported for that
awaken enthusiasm anks