New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-19
NEM.NnIlK.

NETWORK.
4 wcll-attended German Republican meeting
was held on "Wednesday. 90 Woodbridge. Dr. VI" Hoist
~ York, addressed the audience consisting, with
but two exceptions, Of late Democrats.
A stated meeting of the XNth Assembly
District Grant urd Colfay Campagn Club Wa held lf,t
evening The President of The club, VT james y" 'n
ia tho chair About 10 recruits joined the Assn
citation.
The mass meeting Of German laborcrs nj coop
or Institute. thi- evening. viii be an inpo-ins demon
rtratio The Trade. "rg.lzatigns NIL patii pate aid
march procession from Turn Han lie addresses VIII
be in English and German.
very enthusiastic meeting Of the Grant and
Colfax club was held at Richmond r. l., ON lhur-day
evening 4. u. Munson. ESQ., delivered an abe sfgn
nentavr and convincing speech. Al the close of the
address large number Of new members Joined TIE Gnu
Tho Club are In forrd work until after the election
The XXIst Assembly District Young Mems
Grant and Clfx Campaign club met Lass evening az 40
5o Third ave The malt well nllcd, and the proceed
ings characterized by great c9restncS- ana ,hu
.,asm SIR T. L. Fetncr called tic meeting 10 oFder,
aud made eloquent speech, In when he any trNrNe"
~,s fbr next SPEAKER aud claimed that the Intelligence
aud virtue Of the country enlisted on tn sid. 9" te
Republican party An interesting address from Mt John
Rafferty, brought the proceeding7to el0'e'
The Rcpubcans of the Eighteenth Ward of
Brooklyn held large and enthusiastic meetng an hnI,
day evening, at Klciue's Broadway Garden and we're
ad,r sscd by Dr. Fred scbuu, whose Remarks were re-
prte with ,gor aud patriotism He was folo"Cd y me
Hon T. W. Bcnls In very cfcctivs address, me ~
ners ard Boys IN Blue OF the Eighteenth ana twenty.
first Wards turned out, and lighted the scene wiz. tnr
torches and transpancies AZ the close OF tho meehR
display of fireworks took place. the principal piece be-
Ing one representing tho names Of Grant and ColfhA
A large and enthusiastic meeting was hcld
on "wednesday evening at Katenab, Westchestcr Co..
under auspices of tho Grant ana COihk C'nD hNy
able address was delivered 10y tle Hon Eiot - o"an'
who was followed by the Rev Mr. Pehrne OF tennessee
who gave graphic account of The tfals hhu Nlosuce 20
which the Union men OF the south were suy'Sle1 10 Wy
the Rebel hordes nfestng his state The Glee club gave
capital campaign songs me hsAaluhrdIs 800
nay and internally wers very ON Tiursday the
Mr. Mken, and others' Will address the citizens OF
Bedford.
H.. nutIff aa
met last evening mt Masonic Hall in Thirtecnthst, Mr.
LANES Gibbons was elected Chairman pro tenn Tie oh,
}} rG. o. very lively time hadmotions
ard countermOtOns was made, ana an was
committee OF one from each ward 70 nominate oCuts
Tor the permanent organization was appointed by the
Chair One Of the uutorI1hed" wanted "Mlcky Con
over 10 Tammany. Cheers for Connolly followed rom
his partisans but the opposition booted eaIesty me
Committee broke up suddenly TO meet again Oh luesoay
evening next.
The Central Committee of the Irish Repnb-
Hcan Presidential Campaign Ci.n net ina' IN s ~
90 FOurth-aye There was ini ntenuSnce nnu "a
Climb, were represented Gen. ID. r. Burke, presided
and Cant Daniel j. Hogan acted as Secretary: Inc OBJ
iect Of the meeting was make arrangements for mass
meeting 10 be held the latter part OF the present mouth
General Lynch OF Louisiana and other distinguished
Irishnen will be present This Club has boon very active
berents of Cen Grant The purpose OF the CnD II thht
shen shall not become the mere TOOLS OF ina 20 gve
those who vote the Republican ueRethelr moral support
The meeting held last evening at NO. ; $50
| potyery uuder the auspices OF the hth Ahhehnoy
uct Grant and COlfax Club, was most nulnerousi} Ut
tended and In every respect decided anu sranSSlnK
success Mr. Jacob NJ. Paterson IT,, was IN the chhr
Mr. Burchel sang amid much applause an original cam
Daipn sOng, The Chairman then introduced IL hOpiH
Lon Who discussed the Reconstruction ana Financial
questions arguing that justice to all men, irrespective OF
Tace color or creed was the cardinal principle Oh the
Republican party. DIR. MUIR followed III IN euIurn'
snrecl I'm which he ouOgzed the nome qanues VI p,n
| Grant whose hrmness, wisdom, ana Naor nao uuuer
| providence been the means or saving tne nation
Socbss were also made by Messrs. Fitch ana Spencer
ana the meeting broke up cheering Tor the NATIONAL "nu
| State ticket . -
| The Grisyold and Cornell Club met last
everinp The Hon Thomas Murphy In the chair. AFTER
the reudinR of the minutes OF the previous to
chairman Announced the following naineu kehiSnci as
| az Eyecntive Committee MesSrA. Nathan hinpslcf'
Theodore G. williams Daniel D. DuVhl, D. o. . HS
i shaw, Enos Elliott WIN. Terhnne, Nathan DAVIS,
hicY EagesOn, Jacob Patterson lsfaeI ~
nben NJ Wright. James B. Armstrong; maisha'i ~
pnhsrt Uoag James VI. Thompson hObtIt ~ Dali akn'
and Wm FastcrbroOk IL was fesoiVeI hat nv
ntee he Instructed TO organize ntlsWoiu anu @
I'D n This cIty the clubs had refused tO iet ceI
rersons euroll themselves as Grant ana tolhA mn;
Poao,', M differences existing In the hhrd oreinition'
rosoIntIon was adopted that the COMMIT lcooi
rnerd Ia the several Associations o VIC ..tS N,i1 Do
, , ,s,herslIp AL who will support the NatlOna ne
an ticket il was also resolved that the E1eCutihe
fonmttee OF the Club be instructed 10 coeg VII me
C,ai Grant Club, Of which the Hon iuInh ., hiuions
~ pa'iIcnt in order effect consolidation OF th
~ - tb this Club and with the Union fesueli'
gan a,"n 1gub OF which the Hon. Chas = Spencer
a., II" Imam The motion was heartily hull"Ito" ,, py
Mossrs Andrews Spencer, Thompson, anu oti,l
lin WIn A. Darling was rccogiILcu III w.. g., ,,a
10 80 called upon for speech In retp99h1 ~ IN
Tobn 4 GrlswOld, aud closed by prophesy'Ns us