New-York tribune., 1868-10-20
)AILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20. l5

erai clubs from neigiborng participated paraded
o Sleets free collation. was served up 10 the boys.
! me, ine enthnslasin was unbOunded Montgomery IS a
sttOnShOd Of RepuDcanisul aad viii lye big YOto foI
Van Wyek for Congress In November. "
The Democratic Associations of Kings Comfy
o, Nv no; ~ Pabcs st last evening, and was called "a
order 10y the Hon. NJ KalbheisGh the Chairman. After
e ist OF delegates read all outsiders excluded.
hhu business was proceeded with II understood that
tney agreed upon an independent local ticket The dele
eales from several organizations having been excluded
rom the room met IN the lower part Of the hall and pro-
nocn against such eKclusiOn. aud demanded retarn OF
their credentials.
An adjourned meeting of the delegates to the
i george w Blunt In the chair letter was received
, on uon sge who was nominated Tor Register at On
On MOTION II was voted unanimously not TO accept IT, aud
committee appointed to confer with the General Nj
1ousey, from the Committee Conference. reported
that the Twentythird-st. organization would support
Isaac j. Oliver for Supervisor The Convention adjourned
without day.
An enthusiastic meeting was held last even
ing At Bronxyle. weseheser County the first time that
ring speeches TcTe made sv Kmb esG and the
Rev. j. H. SHEPPARD who organized the first Grant club
Republicans say they shall do their part toward redeem
ing old Wostchester The Boys in Blue OF Mount Vernon
their voices ring with cheers for Pennsy yani Ohio and
Indiana. Tie meeting was a great success.
The Vth Assembly District Irish Republican
headquarters No 2s7 Hudson-s AT early hour every
part OF the hall was fled with stalwart aud cvarous
questions Capt Joseph Murphy in the chair. and
Mr. John Moran ofclated as secretary The remarks OF
Mr.. Daniel T. Lyddy. the first speaker, weresfrequenty
applanded. especially when lac referred TO the sypshy
of ireands for the Owly and the dowutodden of
other lands Tie next speaker was Gen Dennis FBuIke
who spoke with rare eloquencc FOR nearly an hour The
Daniel Mcfarland
The largest meeting ever held nj Hunters
Point took place there Saturday night In the large
tent. and presided over by Mr II. A. Anabe. who.
after appropriate speech. introduced Mr. George ".
oNe, Who made good and effective address, aud was
followed by the Hon. Butler G.. Noble and Capt W. j.
Ucml~fcad ~
additional interest TO the proceedings Ihe Boys IN
Blue turned out in full force from neghboriug towns
and cities aud their torches aud aud music
infused great enthusiasm among the voters on the line OF
march The Democracy were somewhat refractory at
nrst but the telling truths Of the speakers soon made
earnest listeners Of the few who went TO -coff and cf
feced number Of conversions before tho adjournment
The people of Orange County should elect
to the Assembly ]. Bancroft Davis n the lst and the
iaon % I "a mnpncIl !. 'p ~ biso,, IT, , nm III
Is The son az Iohn Davis of aud was
Abbott Lawronces Secretary OF Legation ~ the Court Of
ana ability. Mr.. MADDEN was formerly in the state
senate and served hs constituents ably aud honornby
IL Will bo personal advantage to either OF these gen
temen 10 be elected The people OF any district seldom
have the opportunity OF sending t0 the Legislature such
good men as Mr.. Davis and Hr. Madden. We pray that
the voters OF Orange may be wise aud elect them
The Ninth Ward BROOKLYN Republican Asso-
citation held large aud very enthusiastic meeting last
evening In then mammoth tent Al the corner OF Fulton
occupied the chair band ana gee club were present,
which added 10 the ercct of the meeting Among the
and the Hon. John L. Thomas OF Maryland, and
MI siLs B butcher, addressed the meeting at length
political Of tho day, and called upon ai
Republicans 20 use all their influence 10 help
oloct Gen. Grant aud the Hon Schuyler CoaX aud John
A Griswold by au overwhelming majority In the early
part of eNouIng the Boys n Buc or the seventh
and Ninth Wards, strong, parcd through The diner
eut streets and then attended tho meeting. their nne
appearance and sodcry bearing eciing much applause
from the spectators
At n me. ting of the National independent
Club held az their rooms No ssg -xthavc, saturday
evening was resolve that IL has become necessary for
all adopted citizens. IN OF the very unsatfact0ry
state OF tho Law regarding the rights aud duties OF
biities under which they labor through Representatives
IN Congress pledged TO sustain their interests and labor
for the full recognition of THEN rights and M cOuso-
Qucuco that John savage tue nafnfAlLC1 ci6ehs
them with credit 10 himself and advantage To Their cause,
and therefore dominated that rcutiemIu as q a. and
prOper person represent the INfh Congressional Dis
rict of the OF NevYork m the Housc Of Represen-
been since the retirement of NJ Anthony j. Grnn the
Chief Executive o. the Fenln brotherhood
The rooms of the Grant and Grisw0ld Clnb
OF the With Assembly District 81 NO sll broadway were
crowded last evening aldre from the Hon
Henry j. Raymond and others NJ. Raymond reviewed
the course OF the respective candidates ana skechtd 10
striking lines the Democratic platform it, representa-
tive Prank Blair, and The course ~ that party ifOm
the period when John G. Calhoun tined % carry through
his ncatlon % the ulc when sccehOn arose
with venCeful malice, and the Republican party. The
sneaker showed that the latter 10 the principles
nf based sound stafcTlau1p, nldtra-
ton and adhesion justice and that IT. representative
OF the people. who hs- no policy ia opooh
fVes IN PROT. Batehellof. tie noAt speaker
delivered logical eloquent address, fr1i. Demon
rected shefidln'- Ride" The concluding address was
made hy Judge Henry l.. D1Yict.