New-York tribune., 1868-10-23
NETWORK

NEW-YORK
William Allen Butler and Van Buren Denslow
will speak at YOnkers this evening.
Mr.. B. ID. Penfield and Prof. George Datche-
lOr will speak at TOttenville this evening
stated meeting of the First Ward Grant
and Colfax Club Will he held at their headquarters No
broadway, this evening Emiuent speakers Will adu'esS
the meeting.
The XIIIth Assembly District Boys in Blue
held rousug meeting at their rooms No 2t EighthhNc
last evening Eloquent addresses delivered by Col
Van Buren,. Major Bullaid, aud Isaac Dayton
A large and enthusiastic meeting was hell at
Arnonk Westchester County on Tuesday evrniLg when
was addressed by A II. Chase editor OF re lor@ 6irnn
True Democrat Mr. Chase made very able ana enec"'e
address
The "Boys in Blue" Of East Chester intend
having grand reception on Wednesday evening h,N
when the ORGANIZATIONS OF the order from NV ih
demonstration
The Yorkville Grant and Colfax Club
rirhtvsxth.s, held a large meeting at the Wigwmu
Tnesday evening The Hon. A. W. Tcnney nrdc an clo
Qnent speech aud was listened 10 with marked atehoh
10y large aud intelligent audience
Gov. Hartman of New-lIampshre spoke mt
Waverley. Tioga County, ~ " on the 2oth To- Hi Io
out III force, aud were not the least earnest ana "
tcDtive listeners Of the audience.
The Rcpublicans of the With Assembly Dis
trct held roujug Grant aud Coiax meeting nl khk>
Hotel No 27a Grand-st. last evening. MI Thomas A.
Mastcrson presided and Judge Lynch of nu-ana the
Hon. W. w. Goodrich, and tho Hon. D. L. lVddy deH'
cred addresses.
Col. VIM. w. Badger Sinclair Tousey, esq,
and Others addressed luge Grant meeting at knhAS
Hotel IN Grand-st on Wednesday evening Piof Dinon
feet and Col Badger closed his address with parody OH
the subject familiar TO tho audience
A mass meeting of the Sixteenth and Twen-
fleth Ward German Grant Clubs combined, viii be held ~
Continental Hail. corner Thirty f6urts 1t ah ElEtI,aNc
this evening" o'clock. The Hon Fred kapp the Hon
Julian Schnetze of Texas, Dr. l.. KrakowzrT. Or. T. w
olber aud Gem KryzanOwsky, will speak, aud baud Of
music has been provided
The Republicans of the Xllth Assembly Dis
fit,Ca at
II Avenue D. last evening the inrlr,mt M %
lanes Wadsworth delivered eloquent aud comprehensive
addresses Glee Club was la ATTENDANCE ana "ahs
some patriotic campaign SONGS
The unterrifed Tammanyites propose 10 hold
another mass meeting Tuesday evening next nt Un"n
square when 1t Is expected that seymour ana blni'
Mayor Hoffman, aud brace Of Democratic COngrts,ihcn
Mcssrs AIymer and Randall Of PennSylvaia and sry
era other distinguished nathenaticia WIN hosI loT'h
the fruitful theme presented Dy the laie Eedl D'' mo
cratic gains" IN Pennsy Ohio, aud indhnn. The
meeting will be presided over by tho Hon Jh,
u circular wherein the. faithful are exhored TO
continue on TIE rampar.s ana a,so 90 m t
lows at desirable at this critical period "i tho
drest pe enthusiastic gathering OF the people which VIII
then De convened. Therefore, the Committee in'l that
Xou II he party invedl will endeavor o. make our ar
f1ngses 80 as TO be with them this occasion. aEd
aidrrss the assemOlage
RKPURLICAS DEMONSTRATION IN BROOKLYN.
The Sixth Ward (BroOkyn) Grant and Coliax
Ci, ,yere addressed last night by Horace Givccy aud
CnI r Il Thorpe OF Louisiana Iatmer Hall the pince
Of injecting was brilliantly illuminated, and at =. "rlurk
wae hilcd to OVERLOOKING, Among the audience we're
MANY ladies' Mr. Greeley remarks confined TO The
oneso Of the financial condition Of the county The
cTstary of tho Treasury ard held that the diuuliun
OF our National debt by s20OOOO0S n four yeats WIN
ouf parallel ia the history of G0vrrnuent Hnanc" lie
denied the assertion Democratic lcader that our det
has increased IL great enough s II H. without trying
,ar of war and years ~ only partial Ieacr. wo
have been able 10 qnidHte 50 great part oi our og
tons We can surely pay the balance ~ We are hlrS~rd
with forty years Of peffcct peace At the brgiuLg o
orr recent troubles the brand OF dserrdt ~s upon ,e
brow of the Government bat We are now on the hiEh
rJad I" national prosperity, aud glorious future u Do
for us With ali the obstacles the country has had TO
with brge area producing nothing TO ada 10
taxable wealth, aud with the people Of
ebJc 10 pay grlater interest debt
81 b. 500 $4,000 than Britain hers Of kCoccoo
lie urged upon his bearers the Importance ~ preserving
the national integrity, ana hoped that we should resolve
a lose aIytmng by striving TO save II spIr , nor
tory of Cen Grant, who he claimed could never have
gained his present position without tho possession oi ex
Col T6ofpe' quoting the Democratic motto. Princ
p; p, ~, bov nure was OF no account without innr 10
Toprescnt n aud to defend IT, The bachelor is always
wiling TO admit that marriage Ia beautiful, huma
ilit" H. msftuton lint by remaining bachelor he gives
vitality bis prOp0sitiOb, and his sincerity rs c0hs
,,ri,Ie 20 called but have 10 represent H. They
nave "a standaTd bearer whom they now hesitate To Tot
low and cianng abon for another 10 lead itm mo
t imminent breach They think OF Chase. bnt since the
arrival Of the news from Pennfyiyana, onio
Ird.ua and Nebraska, they have leafned that ihs
Cider Justice will not Willingly accept second hand
honor frUin defeated party; aud as for changing tho
teuaDt that T. out Of the question. TO be- sure they
might secure Hancock but his niOn-iache eurls upward
while that Of Gen. Blair has a melancholy dowh"afd
dnnp aud is fierce Withal Blair might he changed 10
HANCOCK on Democratic banners but the time before
eIccgp too short gnd the would be more tin
tie l,,rfy eau veil ahUrl TO meet. Col. Thorpe
touched upon the recosstruGtion s,,, measures OF OF
thc somilrrn people and their Northern
ie, snd cDlcHcra. aud closed with an eloquent tribute
80 Inc rharn,fCr and ssryiccs Of the Republiran candi-
da;s Hls ~, rcplete with good Things, An0 was
( rcducutly aiTlauded.