New-York tribune., 1868-07-28
THE PRESIDENCY.

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FIRsr ASSEMBLY DISTRICT UNION REPUBLICAN
ASSOCIATION.
The Ist Assembly District Union Republican
A assosation OF which JOshua c. Abbe is President ana
= business meeting last evening at their Headquarters,
No "a Hn0soust thorough canvass IS 70 oe ,lAcn oi
ihe District, and an effort Will he ma9e 10 pIih Uut
sfrong vote at the coming Presidential election NUM-
Der Of new members were added to the Ou oi inc Aso
citation.
SECOND ASSEMBLY, DISTRICT UNION REPUBLICAN
ASSOCIATION.
This Association which has more TO contend
nqainst than any association an hS county, 9t ast even
sug at their headquarters No ~ N9lth Mhhamst, Mr.
Thcodore g. Williams, the President, presided; Mr.
Robert Ferguson officiating as secretary number Of
eo,nmittees were appointed and arrangements were
made 10 furnish hauEer which will be ready in few
days 3iany c the members were present ana the great
ct enthusiasm prevailed.
NINTH DISTRICT SOLDIERS AND SAILORS GRANT
AND COLFAX CLUB.
This Club held very spirited Ipcetlng at No
70 Baukst last evening Major James N5fya OF Ihe ith
Charles Iilnshast acted as SecetWS. 4leI IelHalAs
BY Messrs Forbes, Morgan Fields, Neols Iomp%n55'
fax, meet al Lebanon Han No 10 tngdon9narG ON
Tuesday EDrDcS
wero appointed "a committee ON bylaws @c'
REPUBLICAN NETTING AND Banner RAISING IN
THE sHVENTEENTH ASSEtyBLY DISTRICT.
The Republicans of the AVllth Assembly
District held meeting lest evening ~ the NlgW7'n
oneIt address from MT Fredo1c \. Blunt on he issues
involved in inc present contest s9Dse9mnlY' % u,4o
tifl barncr. presented ~ Tie union Eep40lcah Assoe
tiou Of The District hy Dlr Blunt was raised anna great
enthusiasm.
NEw GRANT AND CGLFAX CLUB.
Club called the Wilson (nancd Tor JHc
Hon Henry WilsoA Grant and CofaN Club Of bIochIyn
Who are elfbnsasc ana devoted the cause ane will
do good work the present G3npaish inc SI,Sets arc
shield Wee ee-Plesidsnt Wm. A. WarieId Secretary aud
Edgar NJ Little, Heasurer
DENCryRATJC NOMINATIONS IL GEORGIA,
ATIANTA. July 27.-The Democratic caucus
to-day made The following nominations for United states
Senators: Gen. Wohord for The long term, and j. u
Miller for thc short term
GEN. HANCoCK's POSITION.
LOUISVILLE, July 27.-The following mpor-
tant correspondence is to he published in The Lo"sNe
Courier tomorrow morning:
ST LOUIS July 13.-Nai0T- Gel. HANCOCK: deem 10
proper 10 drecr your attention to staeucnts iaQe l
ished in the results National Democratic ConVen
tion. The object OF the siatemehts is 70 eie3tc o m
preston that you not 0cQmeSce IN the judgment
6f tho Convention that Your friends do not, and in
consequence seymour and Blair will not have their cor
dial support wish you TO know, General have taken
the liberty to pronounce these statements Ia anu TO
those who have spoken to me ON the subject lh
nothing could cIUse you more regret than TO ma your
Of them, less earnest ln supporting Ac
ticket which las been nominated than they would have
been had your stood in the place of GOV Symours
S. H. GLOVER.
NLWP0RT, j. l., July 81.
g. \. GLOVER, ST. LOuis-MY DEAR SIR: am greatly
obliged for your favor % the 20tA INST Those Who sup
pose that do not acquiece i'm The work OF the Nacla
Democratic Convention, that 90 not sincerely Oe-t
The election of its nominee know very tUe OF my cNll
seter believing as really that the preservation 0i TIC
Constitutional Government cmiLcutly depends OH
the success of the Democratic party in the
cOnipc election Were To hesitate in its candid support,
feel should not only falsfy my own record but com
"a Grim rli -
Presidency account Of myself / Lefer sought us
dOubtEI honor and certain l3bOrs and responsibilities
merely tie position. Ny own wish was TO promote,
Ii / coais the good of The eGmty and to reD1ke the
sprt Of revolution which had invaded every sacred pre-
cinct Of liberty. When, therefore, you pronounced
the statements n question false. You did exactly gt.
PRINCIPLES ana is the motto for the rugged crisis
in which we are now struggling Had / been mGde the
Presidential nominee, should have considered it
claimed aud practiced; but shall cease those
principles because by mutual political friends another
has been appointed 10 put them into execution never,
These Sir my sentiments. whatever interested
parties may gdy TO tho contrary, and | desire ti3t
ell know and understand them. shall ever OiO IN
grateful remembrance the faithful friends whO mailing
from every section OF the Union, preferred me by their
mt Of the Convention. and shall do them a justice to he
eve that they governed by patriotic "uVes, lhaS
fhey aid propose simply to aggrandlZe lay personal
fortunes hRt their country through mc and that
they will suffer anything like personal preferences
sealOuscs stand be- ween them and crInanfcs duty
have The honor 10 be- dear Sir very respectfully yours
WINFIELD :. H4NcoCK.