New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-29
NETWORK.
AN ADDRESS BY SENATOR coNKLING.

unable to obtain admtance The address was one OF the
abes that has been delivered during the Fall campaign
The Mcclellan Legion of the Eighth Ward
last evening and resolved to assist at the reception
of Gen. Mcclellan. .
The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher is to deliver
an address to the Republicans Brooklyn at the Acad
envy Of Music. on Tuesday evening of next week
The Fourteenth Ward Democracy Of Brook
Dr. Hurd, Or. Murphy, Capt Rynders. and MI klnseia
Capt. Rynders, w. Farley Grey of Staten
Island, Mr. Edmund briggs, and others addressed tne
Democracy OF the Thirteenth Ward of Brooklyn last
night ~r ".l
A stated meeting of the Hebrew Grant and
COlfax Campaign Club OF New,York VIII DC heia inns
evening u o'clock, at their headquarters broadway
and Twenty secondst
The Bows in Blue of the IXth Assembly Dis
trct are expected to be tins evening at Lebanon
Hail. No. 10 Abingdon,square to complete the arrange
Inents for visiting Philadelphia.
DR.. Frederick Schultz is to speak in Oswego
on the 3D. in Utica the 3D. Albany the sth Science
tady on the 9TH and in Rochester on the loth'
The Union Republican Association OF the ne,
Xth Assembly District met, last evening ~ NO. SSo
BOwery This organization contains many on ulo NUS
respectable citizens OF the District, ana is da receiving
aecessiOns 10 Its members
The Union Republican General Committee
met last evening the Republican headquarters, Twen
tythird-st and Broadway. The business uansacted re-
prevent naturalization frauds, and secure pure vote
The Tenth Ward Grant and Colfax Club of
Brooklyn addressed last evening by Col T. b. Iholp
speech and was warmly applauded The Club VIII be adj.
dressed next Manday evening by j. W. Peek ana D. T.
butcher.
The Central Grant Club met last evening, at
the Headquarters Twenty-third-s and Broadway. Mr..
Rufus r. Andrews IN the chair. resolution was
adopted that during the campaign the Club cooperate
holding public meetings.
The Brooklyn Boys in Blue met in their
rooms corner OF FatbusA-ave and Fultonst last even
ing to make arrangements for attending the great meet
ing Philadelphia the ls OF October Two hundred
signhed their willingness to go. They will leave Brook
Ign Thursday morning and return on Friday evening
The German Republicans of the Twentieth
Ward held their stated meeting last evening IN kro1 rs
Hal, No 246 West Thirty -thirdst john slere ~ o
siastio Stirring speeches made by Or r; schutz
and others. After enrolling about 80 new members the
The Grant and Colfax Club of the Eighth
Ward met last night at No ga Grands for the purpose
OF trinsactng business. Several new nembsIs were en-
been eected between the two clubs Of the Ward aud
that they would hereafter be known as the Ls'n Vac"
Grant and COlfax Cub
The large hall over the Post Off e in Brook
Iyn Republican headquarters) was filled Win large
audience last evening, comprising many ladies' 20 listen
to the addresses of Mr. John Oatsey and MT Peter w
Ostrander The addresses were very earnest ahd were
fully appreciated by the very large audience Inc cram
Gee Club aud COnnOrs Bandl furnished sone excellent
Mr.. John W. Heape and Mr.. William II:
Roiev Seeretaries of Assembly District Union
Republican Association, announce IN card that they
reeomze the Hon Henry smith as freSiaent OF 'he a.
JOHN Contre who claims TO be President Of the Assocla-
ton also, is entirely unauthorized Mr. Contren ms Is
sued call for primary meeting this evening at No -
HarTisOnst.
The Grant and Colfax men of the Nineteenth
Ward, joined by the Republican Clubs ana the Boys "a
Blue and Tanners Of sister Wards last evening held
a large and enthusiastic mass meeting In the mammoth
tent recently erected IN Mortonst bgt~een bsoIold al
Wythe-aves., Brooklyn Several distinguished speakers
addressed the meeting, and the hvciest enthusiasm
prevailed =. ~
Abingdon Square, under the auspices OF the Xth Assem-
bly, District Republican Association, was most numerous
" attended and the proceedings enthusiastic. MI G. W
Kirby presided and introduced Gen Kinks Of Massachu
sett Who eloquent and convincing speech discussed
the issues Of the day Addresses we're also made BY MI
]. J. Couch and others
A well-attended meeting of the XIYth As
semby District Griswold and Cornell cub was held last
sscond.aye' and Twentyithrdst with Mr. James NJ
Thompson In the chair Effective and eloquent speeches
FrankenheiIner and the Chairman. Delegates were
named be submitted 10 the choice Of the Republican
voters at the primary election appointed Tor tue evening
The With Assembly District Grant and
GriswOld Club met last evening NJ No s1l Broadway
The hall, which handsomely decorated with flags
characterized the proceedings The President Of the As
ISOLATION Mr. g. r. Russell, called the meeting 90 order,
and introduced Mr. j. Ross Wallace, whO aLd nluch APP
plause recited an original campaign poem. subse-
aueny Mr. Henry Brewster and other speakers, made
eloquent addresses in support of the Union candidates
and platform.
The organization of the Eighth DIVISION
With Congressional District Boys In Blue OF new
YoIk y c9nPSteWS lay Tue Ru 1oSS~s
Assistant Adjutant- General and Chief OF Stan-Col
SgehereiNCoi G Pullman No 2OG East Twenty-sevsnth-
st. Assistant Quartermaster Genera-Major Isaac v.
Truss Aids-de Camp-MajOr G. w Cowtan, Private Geo.
s. Wheeler, Capts. Vim. II. Coxan, James II. Hamilton,
and Win. I. Mckinley.
The Grant and Colfax Club of the Fourteenth
hea dquarters, No. % Third ave. The Attendance
very large and Gen Pnckncy presided with Dir Frank
lent address. Maj Rafferty, OF the Irish Republican
Army followed, and showed that Ireland can only be
saved for the Irish by standing uufaterngy by the pn-
cipes Of liberty. NAL Campbell delivered the concnd
ing address, which OF eloquence, and was fire.
quenuy applauded.
The With Ward German Grant and Colfax
Campaign Club Mr. p Gadde in the chair held ts stated
meeting last night at No 1870 wortl-st Mr.. T. O. Gan
his audience overlook the great issues at stake in
the State campaign on account OF the anscendent I'M
be left entirely TO the OF the corrupt Tam
many clique IT, by mshap, Mr.. Hoffman should be elected
were given for the National and State candidates.
There was large gathering of the XXth
Assembly District Boys in Blue last evening, at t1er
Brunt was in the Chair with Sergeant F. E. Lowe Off
ciatng Secretary After hearing some spirited re-
marks from the Chairman, the followngnamed gentle
men were appointed to Command tho Boys" OF the
district during their visit 10 Philadelphia on the occasion
OF the National Convention OF Boys IN Blne captain
Major A. S. Pell; First Lieutenant, Capt W. H. Be0a-
min Second Lieutenant, Capt. IL. O. Perley orderly
Sergeant, Col Joseph Yeaman
The lage tent of the Republican General Com
mittee was pitched vacant lots OH Moronst be-
tween Bedford and Wythe aves, Brookpn last evening"
andwas Allied with large and enthusiastic assenbage OF
the Republicans OF the Nineteenth Ward. MI III ..
Beard presided. Alderman George H. Fisher ofered u
series Of resolutions, which were unanimously adopted
and addresses made by the Rev Dr. Porter OF the
BedfOIdave. Reformed Church, and the KeN VIM IL:
BOOe OF the Methodist Church During the progress or
the meeting the Nineteenth Ward Boys IN Blue ana Inc
Eighteenth Ward Tanners marched 10 the front OF the
tent and were enthusiastically received.
The Young Mems Republican Club OF the
Sixth Ward Of Brooklyn held It's first public meeting az
LatImer Han Saturday evening. The weather was
unfavorabe for such gathering but the Hall was wen
filed nevertheless. Good music furnished Tor the
occasion by the 23d Regiment Band: Col Joseph A. slp