New-York tribune., 1868-09-08

pathetic songs. The readingroom OF the Climb is
open every evening The officers Gen. Joseph 6
M. j. Dmiham Secretaries.
GERMAN REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
A stated meeting of the German Grant and
Cofax Campaign Club be held this evening at No %
hird-aye
FOURTEENTH ASSEMBLY, DISTRICT BOYS IN BLUE.
A meeting of the Grant and Colfax BOYS in
Blue OF the XIyth Assembly District TO be held OF No
% Third-aye Thursday evening. Gen. Conway 10
deliver address. fl .
A CAMPAIGN TENT FOR THE BOYS IN BLUE
The Boys in Blue of the Fifteenth Ward of
Brooklyn to erect tent for campaign purposes
at the intersection Of Grand and LeonaTdsts Eastern
District r.. ..- ..I..
MASS MEETING OF THE VETERAN GRANT CLUBS.
A grand parade and mass meeting of the
Loyal Veteran Grant Clubs to be held on the 18th Inst
All soldier and sailor organizations who are desrous OF
participating the demonstration, invited TO report
to Gen. W. Kryzanowski at No. 10 Centre-st
BANNER RAISING IN THE TWENTIETH WARD.
The Union Restoration Club--a Democratic
organzation-rased banner last evening IN front OF
their Headquarter, of Eighthaye. and Twenty
thirdst The speakers were Messrs A. j. Sullivan, Geo
see and f. f. skinner The effect Of tho speeches tho
AUDIENCE was made manifest when at the close OF the
the CoDfederacy. l.|
BANNER RAISING IN BROOKLYN.
"A banner was raised in Hudson ave-, corner
cratic Cub TheFS % was band Of music in attendance
and fireworks were literally displayed Resolutons
addresses were made by Jesse Fulk President Of the
Club. Richard Busteed, esq, Mayor Klabfeisch, Col
Nage, and others. Letters read from Mayor Hof-
man, exGov. Lowe. and Brick Pomeroy: In the course
Of the meeting regret was expressed that the Hon.
Henry c. Murphy was not nominated Tor Governor ny
the Albany Convention.
DEDICATION OF A WiGWAM AND BANNER
RAISING IN BROOKLYN.
A Seymour and Blair wignam in Broadway,
~fps.g. n laaf
evening Fireworks. vocal and music and
oratory, the characteristics In the early part OF
the evening banner raised containing the names OF
the national and State candidates. Tho meeting IN the
wigwam was presided over by Mr. Robert Mccoy. Mr
JOHN w simohs delivered the dedcatory address. Ex
Gou. Lowe Of Maryland was among the speakers Let
ters read from Hon. John I. Hoffman ana henry
G. Murphy, apOlogizng for their absence.
REPUBLICAN MEETING IN BROOKLYN.
The second meeting of this Club was held
evening, and more numerous and enthnslastlc
than the opening meeting week previous band OF
music occupied the balcony In 'front.' and gee CLUB en-
tertained the audience within Luther Il. Wyman esq
presided and stirring addresses were made by Major
James Haggerty and Col A. w. TeDny. The latter IN
combating statements made in relation 10 Gen
Grant called attention 10 the fact that In NewI0rk city
alone there 10000 Democratic voters who could not
write their names The speakers were enthusiastic
ally cbeered.
BOYS IN BLUE.
Pursuant to call of the State Central Com
mtee the Presidents OF the various Boys IN Blue clubs
I'm the Congressional districts OF this city met az their
several headquarters last evening for the purpose OF
In the TVth District, the meeting held at No. IS
Hudson-st., and Col Michael w Burns was elected =,
In tho yth, Samuel l. Mckinney presided, and John H.
Behan was chosen.
In the With District u Clubs were represented and
election resulted in the choice Of W. Buard OF the
In the IXth District five Clubs we're represented and
Mr. Wilson Bergman was elected.