New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-03
NFW-YORK.

NETWORK
.,,,sc or TIE CAMPAIGN by THE GERMAN
cvANT AND COLFAX CAMPAIGN CLUB.
rh;s .rpanization has been doing efficient work
the last Two months in this city as well as In the
-soIo State Its branch clubs gather the ReDubli-
30 all the Wards and by regular weekly meet
- spread enthusiasm for the cause of Liberty and
o. among the crowds Of eager listeners attracted
t,oloop.pt speakers. Missionaries of the Club will
- sent 20 an places where Germans arc residing,
t.,,sver small their number may be. The Club
,n,opds TO bring ont every German Republican vote.
nd % do all that is possible for the CONVEX
-, NJ those Germans who have been betrayed into
N. ranls Of the enemies Of Liberty and Peace by
.bs charm of the name of Democracy" so crimi-
ally n,,Sused by our adverSaries. On Saturday
,vonipp at o'clock the Grant and COlfax Cam
lon Club opens the decisive campaign by mass
meeting in Cooper Institute Gen. Carl Schurz and
Fred schultz will address the meeting. The ma
tonal fame Of the first Of these two speakers, the
enthusiastic love which the German Republicans
bear foI him. give the fullest assurance Of an i'm
mense Success The large hall Of the Cooper
Institute will be filed with thousands Of
patriotic citizens Of German descent The vast
preparations made for this meeting warrant splon-
did result II has often been said by the Democrats
that the immense audiences attracted by Gen. G..
schurz DO prove anything lOr the strength OF the
Republican party. In order to render sucn false
Interpretation impossible, the Grant and ColiaX
Campaign Club has ordered that seats shall be re-
served Tor the members of the branch clubs and the
veterans. who will enter the hall in process
sion with music and banners. AT the con-
clusOn Of the meeting q torchliglt procession Will
be formed, which will move 10 the residence
Of Dr.. A. jacob President of the Grant and ColtaX
Campaign Club. No. 10 West Thirty fourth-st. in
order TO salute Gen. Carl Schuz with serenade.
Thus, our Republican feow-ctizens of German birth
insugurato by their own means the great campaign
which III lead us to the decisive victory. and will
open % this great Republic the of universal free
DOM Of equal rights peace power and glory. The
German Grant and Colfax Campaign Club will close
rs labois AT the end of October with second mass
meeting 70 which Gov. Solomon of Wisconsin, and
the Hon Fred. Hassanreck have already been invited
ss speakers.
GRANT AND COLFAX CLUB, CASTLETOS, s. 1.
This club held their regular weekly meeting
on Tuesdav evening. a. H. Wagner, President IN the
chair Tie Rev c. y. Van Meter addressed the club
IN his usual entertaining aud thrilling style &c dwelt in
amo earnest manner on the duty Of all citizens nassst
iDg 70 nut down the slumbering fire OF Rebellion
80 rampant in the South and now so loudly threatened
by Democratic leaders not in the strict light OF partisan
ship but m that Of christian duty 20 preserve The laws OF
The land Tie spoke Of his recent visit 20 Rome GDd
Greece and O. the ruins De there beheid and tie causes
that brought desoaton upon those once mighty peope
and how their fan commenced when they forgot Justice
and liberty 10 all. HIS address was throughout most
rnpOrously appanded. Forty new memneis Joined Ihe
club After TOusng cheers fOr the ucAel the cluD
a0urnel. resolving 10 attend in body meetng 20 DC
held az Port Richmond Thursday evening ana llste 70
address 10 be delivered by the Hon John COchiahe'
REPUBLICAN 3AHNER RAISING IN BROOKLYN, Ed.
An enthusiastic meeting of Republicans of the
I'd proch l. n fook nj az
headluarter Of the Club No SO Broadway last evening
The attendance was large and the proceedings we're ex-
eeedngy spirited. The immediate occasion q the gath
erng the raising OF large ana beautiful oarner,
bearing the OF the Republican nominees, both Tor
Federal and State officers The Lall OF the Ci9D Was
crowded and the large audience was addressed
by eVGOv Noble and others. Gov. Noble went over tie
whole Of Mr.. SeymOuTs political acts during me
laying great stress especially on the puhc uecaIa
ton OF that gentleman, that successful coercion OF the
Rebel States Is as much 70 be regretted ~ sucee- re-
oeion u discussing which sentiment ne hnoGea CON
cusyely that II could not have been uttered Dy one
whose entire sympathies were with the Union cause As
not more ilan onehat the assenDage eOuia u pace
within Tie hal, meeting organized I'D INC street IN
'front.' where platform had already been erected for the
dressed by Messfs silas b. butcher David l.
Northup and others who enumerated many
ag truths during the delivery Of their remarks al ~
which were fully appreciated The froni OF the heaa,
quarters lall which s large and comnodions one and
AAhus9ney decorated was huue WIN a NaiIrl ~ lI ~
eOOred autens and the proceedings were enivened by
.s .e o. cannon ana sE Dolle tL
a0ls ana he hearty cheers Nnlcn every nov anu tbeu
Eeed up from the gatherings both inside ana outside
te nall Zach OF the speakers made alus0h 10 the pa
tOc action Of the Green Mountain state and every such
Inference cal forth hearty response from
their hearers. over the door Of the hal was uanspa-
Tenoy bearing the motto: "Elrst Gun tof me ChOh-
Vermont majority" The Republicans Of the Inlr-
tenth Ward are IN decided earnest aud intend 10 MAKE
Their power felt Oh the politics OF kngs County al tAe
ensuing election.
ELEVENTH. ASSEMBLY DISTRICT GRANT AND
COLFAX CLUB.
The XIth Assembly District Grant and Col
lar club hed an enthusiastic meeting last evening at
Ebbtt Hall In Thirty thirdst. The han was tastefully
decorated with flags and notices one OF which sus-
pended over the PLATFORM bore the inscription We pro
pose TO fight II out on this line; glorious Oo vermont
gives $1,000 majority for Grant and COHaX| Large
posters ia different parts OF the lan announced Yer
mOut's thuuder-30,0OD majority The meeting was
oeued bv the President Nj G. g. Pnckney, introducing
Horace Greeley who addressed the meeting on the
results of tie Vermont election. Mr.. Greeley was
-, ptIir ToTti.fara vino made
guest aud effective speech. The Democratic
Platform which he characterized as Hretched frame,
covered with rotten planks, thoroughly dsseoted
HOgauo SeyInOur's political career wac reviewed fro
tie DAY DO inaugurated Governor OF he state OF
NewYork 10 the present time. Gen Prank BLAIR ne
spoke OF as SeymOurs dehghtiuI associate WHO 1au
turned his coat before, like the rest OF the family Hs
name Oh banner 80 besmeared that no one can
YELL whether 10 bears the stars and stPes OF the stais
and Bars Tho recOnstruCuOn OF LOUISIANA az state
was explained in all its details ana chaIaetele1 as inc
stOTganzug OF society IN harmony with the General
Government He was glad 20 be able 20 proclaim that
louisiana had a constitution that looks Ueheatn
complexion for manhood Dead mems opinions control
the living truth Inc blood OF 100000 white men had
washed the faces Of 100000 blacks 70 political white
Other speakers addressed the meeting, after which u
adjourned with cheers for Grant and COliax
TIE ELEVENTH WARD GRANT AND COLFAX CLUB
OF BROOKLYN.
An opening meeting was held last evening
under the auspices OF TINS club in their new headquarters
at the junction Of Fulton and Flatbushayes The han
was packed with audience OF 200 persons The
sixteenth Regiment Band envened the occasion Win
several National airs and The Vicksburg Glee Club sang
~ faU ~