New-York tribune., 1868-09-11

rot-RTu ASSEMBLY DISTRICT GRANT AND COL
FAX CLUB.
The Fourth Assembly District Grant and Col
"a, Cb met last evening at No e8 East Broadway The
president. Mr. James McLaren, in the chair The
hail was hacked and many were unable TO get in the
room Tho meeting was very enthusiastic, ana i many
DehcV mo ters Mo We're often interrupted in their
marks by the cheering and applause Oh do LA Inen
cnce. The President, after the meeting Iau bn pr5
called to order, introduced Horace GreeIey, VIZ VIZ
made lengthy speech, and received lnieo re Hon
(has Spencer followed and each made % I0CiDV rtre
dress At the close the addresses resolutions pe11b
lean ticket an assurance which was Warmly Coifav
The meeting closed with cheers Ior ms district are
and Grswold Tho Republican ranks OF tnls i~ai man
IiI i% be eXertsd ni ior he success OF the ticket
Eay IN the evening splendid banner & was raised G ~
front OF the headQuartersof the cup 80 10 fness
the cheers OF the pOpulaCo, who hau iy V @ s
tbc or Tbe blDuer rs large one, stIetchlDg across
the street and bearing the names OF tn"S k k SUdo d 81
tho ,,cr Lney defeat. Gen. Ulysses > Grant, ana OF
ha 4 n Salesman schuyler Gofax, the Republican
candidates for President anu PDhi,a stoto ~ con
United States, and also OF tne kepuDhcah et'e can
didaies.
r1rvFNTu DISTRICT UNION REPUBLICAN AssO-
CATION.
This Association is working vigorously in the
Republican cause. 1t was decided last evening to par
Ycpate in the ratification meeting at Cooper Institute on
ihe 22d inst Gen. ngerson and Gov Noble Of Illinois
ARE expected to speak at the headquarters EyeTet.
Rooms next Wednesday evening 1t was resolved that
the Executive Committee be empowered TO declare
vacancies and 10 fill them, and that special
necessary order to give citizens better opportunity
20 enroll their names than afforded under the present
E the district An invitation was extended TO the Boys
in attend the projected meeting at Cooper lnsti-
enrolled winch makes the total force of the association
6l. twenty-five additional names we're proposed Tor
membership.
CENTRAL UNION CLUB OF BROOKLYN.
A grand mass meeting of the friends of
Grant and Cofax held last evening at the headquar
tiers OF the abovenamed club. OF Fulton and Con-
cord-sts Brooklyn The large hall was filled to over
dence were entertained by the Vcksburg Glee Club,
who sang some beautiful and patriotic songs M Inc ptesi
TO order and introduced Mr.: j. j. Couch who made an
nrgumenatye speech IN wh9h ne e%IHnec tS pos t
Gen Thomas NJ Iie Of Missouri the next speaker
and reviewed the state OF the country from the period
when the negro first ensaved in the south up TO the
present time Hite, referred 10 the dastardy muir
johnson on his assuming the Presidential office. He
CLOSED his remarks by appealing TO- the Union men 10
stand by Gen. Grant.
tsFCOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT GRANT AND COLFAX
CAMPAIGN CLUB.
The lid Assembly District Grant and Colfax
Campaign Club held stated meeting at their headquar
tors international Hotel corner New Chamber and
wilnam.sts, evening The meeting was large and
consolidated, and merging into one grand organization
under the following officers: Dennis shea, President;
George Ross. First Vice-President Timothy Lynch,
Second YlcePresden a. j. Aaron Recording seoretary'
1ienry MezgeI fnanciat @ see%stSry % Henry h & W. LeaH @
eyenDg until the Sd Of November where the Republicans
'Of the District respectfully invited to attend
EINETEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT SEYMOUR AND
BLAIR CLUB.
, The Democrats went the entire Quadruped
East evening at Eighty-frst and Broadway bonfire,
"a remarkably cannon almost dangerous the
prOvcrba at the mouth Of which the bubble repua
fon is said to be sought very brass band and Fernando
Wood, constituted the attractions Owing to the bad
weather this artful array of temptation only gath
Roswell d. Hatch having read resolutions commendatory
Of the Democratic Gubernatoral candidates introduced
The conclusion of his speech was addressed by the Hon
Fernando Wood and Harvey Yeaman Of Kentucky.
SIXTH WARD GRANT AND CoLFAX CAMPAIGN
CLUB OF BROOKLYN.
This association met last evening at Latmer
Han. There large attendance, including many
lades and and enthusiasm characterized the
proceedings. Mr Dwight called the meeting to order,
and introduced Mr.. H. 7. CTozeT who Delivered an a9e
Sinister and S unPsroe aratio seymour at the
Sritical period OF the NewYOrk riots. Inc W
Tenncy was the next speaker, and debated at some
services Of Grant claiming that his election would
the return Of peace aud prosperity Ihe meeting
then separated, cheering for the Union candidates
SEYMOUR AND BLAIR CLUB AT QUEENS.
The Democrats organized last Wednesday
evening at Lanes Hotel queens Village by the selection
OF the following gentlemen as officers PreSide1t-Mr
Scott II. Sherwood; Vice Presidents-DE r. r. kssaln'
Nmohy n. BOgart and David hetehum Seer9tarlesC in y
Benjamin Lane, James &. Hendrickson, ana John y.
Sreed Recommendation II Bogart; Sergeant alarms
f7Sa,Inan Sx Of J. F. Meynen Gilbert, Greed. c. Hen
erickson. Benjamin Everett and George Carpenter Inc
meeting subsequently, addressed By the newly
elected Chairman, Nh. Sherwood.
GEN. CARL sCHURZ IN BUFFALO-sPLENDID
} TORCHLIGHT PROCESSION.
( BUFFALO, Sept. 1O.-The political campaign
has been fairly opened in this city The Republicans,
tonight had great torchlght procession and demon
etration The Hon. d. Bennet, the Republican candi-.
date for Congress- after short and appropriate address,
presented a national flag each Of the Grant ana COfaX
Clubs in the city. The procession then, with music ana
Gen. Carl schurZ addressed meeting in German at
Gnlg's Hall, in the lower part Of the city,
EIFTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT UNION REPCB-
, LICAN ASSOCIATION.
{ A stated meeting of this Association was
held last evening Lincoln Hail. corner OF Thrtyhird'
at and Eighth-ave Mr T. Harrison Reed, the President
occupied the chair. The was very crowded. and,
although the business was but routine the greatest inter
est manifested Throughout the entire proceedgs py
oys in Blue this District to give 6cdt and success TO
their meeting, which takes place III the cooper III
Btitute Oh Thursday next
GRANT AND CoLFAx MEETING AT HUNTINGTON,
L.. L.
A large and enthusiastic Grant and COlfax
meeting wes held at Huntington last evening, which was
addressed by the Hon. Chauneey NJ DepewIand Others
vhe Huntington Glee Club under the direction OF Prof.
BROCK entertained the audience by some cOmpagn songs,
which added interest 70 the meeting Old SUFFOLK VIII
give good account OF herself on the so Oh NoFemoer
FOURTEENTH WARD DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION.
The Fourteenth Ward Democratic Association
had banner raising last night at the corner Of Broome
and Maron-sts There but small attendance. DR..
u s. Chapman presided The customary speeches were
made by Coils Turner Abbott, and Yeaman. as also by
exGov Lowe of Maryland Fernando Wood sent letter
of apology for his absence.
FOURTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT GRANT AND
COLFAX BOYS IN BLUE CLUB.
This association met at No. % Third-ave for
che purpose of eeong permanent officers. Capt A. II.