New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-20
THE CAMPAIGN.
NTW.YORK.

NEW-YORK REPUBLICAN sIA4E NU-n1uIi ~: 4.
The COMMITTEES net Yesterday (In0st OF Its
members being psesen ne TthaYps MSiel Tn, The
reports made by me members - to inc RepuoS an Iee
ing the yareRs Of the state IN nhSn Trey re-
sided indicated begond sy dgnD te susSeS ~ me I
state ticket elias b. butcher Sinclair iouSey ana ira
o. Miller Of thr city, and lSgIy =, M s,dfe Fy
RepubesDoi ed6nia, were placed on the shte ESeeu
tive COMMITTEE On tas so ouTne met and IL was re-
solved tbs continuous Sessions shoud os ea ~ ~
Low Of s,laysn County date SENATOR Chairman Mt
James digger Secretary, and Waldo Hutehs OF this
~ Y. CENTRAL GRANT CLUB.
The n Y. Central Grant Club held meet
ing at their headquarters corner OF ana
and members attestsd the Interest in the campaign
withsaudng the short notice that nag oeSn y, Ie
town The Club was called 20 order ut O'clock the
President, Mr. Rufus f. Andrews being ~ me ehaI hG
his speech the Hon William p Estaorook OF VIE
Republican state Central pee cGsers i.O a He
tIon vas adopted TO appoint Committee TO con
snce 10 the snppresson OF fraudulent registering and
illegal voting IL was voted aI s1e in spiember
and every week regularly until the election IN
November. The President called ON the Hon. Vim 4
responded by short speech in which he expressed his
opinion that many DEMOCRATS would vote Tor Grant snh
cheers aud unanimous vote OF thanks was tenaerea
MI MONDAY evening tho meeting adjourned
with cheers for Grant and ColfaX, Grswod and Cornell
The meeting suspicious opening OF a vigorous
campaign proposed to be inauguratsd by this Club
SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT CAMPAIGN CLUB;
The lid Assembly District Campaign CiuD,
Of which Mr. Dennis shea IL President, had grand ban
ner raising yesterday at the corner or chatham ana
Pearss The banner Is very me one nt Mrs Se
John A. GTswOd, Republican candidate ior oo'eIhOi Vi
this state The meeting was large.
SIXTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT GRANT AND COLfAA
ltd CLUB,
The With Assembly District Grant and Col
fax Club met last evening at No 40 Grand me IU
McCartin; ce-Presldent, Henry A. smith Secretary
James e Ey T1e Peets aEs s aSdressed the
meeting. Many new members Joined the Club Tho or
binary routine business having been Transacted tho
TENT ASSEMBLY DISTRICT GERMAN GRANT AND
COLFAX CAMPAIGN CLUB.
The Xth Assembly District GerInah Urant
and Coliax Campaign Club met last Tuesday evening
Dr f. schurz was IN the chair. Several reports we're
gIiine up of their raiks The meeting large and
very enthusiastic The ordinary routine business having
been transacted the meeting adjourned. This Club is
growing very rapidly and the Republicans Of this dis
frict are hard at work for the good cause.
ELEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT BOYS IN BLUE.
A meeting OF the soldier residents OF the
Eleventh Assembly District was held last evening az NO
$40 Broadway, for tho purpose OF forming Boys 10 Blue
test G. A. strube, lae OF the oh Regiment n T. Vols.
elected President Private James Wilson
dent; Samuel Smith, Treasurer; James Underhul sec
rotary. sixty Uon sgued the roll delegates 70 Tue zen
eral Committee, Bhicn meets ON saturday me 20 ts
at Republican headquarters, were elected Committees
appointed TO organize company w b'gb ~ DIue'
Stirring addresses we're made by ecu LaTrence capt.
lonfnod to meet at the cal Of the Char.
ELEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT GRANT AND
COLFAX CLUB.
An enthusiastic and largely attended meeting
OF this association held last evening az EbDt Hail.
Tmrty-thirdst, near Br0adNay Mt Charles g r,ne linz
and introduced the speaker OF the evening, Mf William
Virgil WALLACE who delivered an eio4aent speeGm ~
favor Of the Union candidates, liberty and inc natona
honor At tho conclusion Of MT WallaeSs Ie,naIas
many persons came iorward ana enrPea Of
the public meeting the EXeoutve Committee held
RnG hs'0J Como Y On % lie de Of sep
September.
DISTRICT. -,
The Grant and Coliax Boys in Blue OF the
Ffteonih Assembly District met last evening at their
Fehfll.ave The officers OF this Club President,
Col Charles $. Grant; yicePresdcntS Major g. Cow.
tan aud Capt ID. Brandie seefearet Lieut. Johh Whyto
aud Lieut. o. W. DE Cuhna. In response 70 call from
Central Committee, the following named gentlemen
were chosen delegates the Boys IN Blue Central Cub
Col HoHer, Major CowoD, Lieut. DE Culna, Lent H. e..
Hayde. Lieut. Hatch. On motion 20 pressed TO form
military organization IN aecoranSe Win the circular ot
the Central Committee, Major q. w Cowt0n was elected
John White, second Lieutenant; samuel I, hayte fIsl
Sergeant The further election OF military officers was
postponed to the next iaeeRs Inns ,
TWENTIETH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT BOYS IN BLUE.
The Grant and Colfax Boys IN Blue" OF
the XXth Assembly District Col G. Is. Van Brunt Pres
idcut Capt W. II. Benjamin and private Allen Cooper,
secreares, met last evening a. Their headquaTteIs,
completed itS military organization follows: Major
s. Pel COmnaudaut Capt W. III. Benjamin, First Lieu
serseats and Corporal to be sppouied by the captain
This II "A working Club aud thoroughly IN earnest III us
leadersh,p of such men IA Col Brunt and Major Pe
they do credit 20 themselves aud good service 70 the
cause during the coming campaign - 49,.
TWENTY FIRST ASSEMBLY, UNION REPUBLlCAN
ASSOCIATION RATIFICATION MEETING.
One of the largest and most enthusiastic
meetings ever held "a Harlem took place last evening AZ
Washington Hall, ON ThTd.aye., near Onehundred and
twenty sixtlst where numbers Si Dol sohes nt
Union Republican Association 10 ntiy the Chicago aug
5snnar RAISING Every seat the ne large hall had It's
occupant the aislos and stage hed and the star
tastefuy festoohed throughout the building and the
only part left uncovered the small spaces occupied
sane place BY ne Fenan bfoherIood beautiful ban
was inscribed with the following stanza:
Cone, Ga Joar glasses fellows
o. 1s1 r itssS d i1 di."lioC .
We are going for 10 TO-
Lstus bGv, discussion here,
Will si 'i e. P9t SSIs ,1 rsss. Gran,
We take foremost fight
o. for President ulyses - ..r
MAJ bs Igis The 'S es h be AA' 'A''e'
In the avenue opposite the hall piece OF ordnance
was placed, which was fired at intervals ana IN the
neighborhood large crowd sc9n satserea AZ O'Clock
opened the meeting, and announced what himself and
ssOciates had done were doing and proposed to do to
proachng elections The hall had been engaged for the
Campaign and from the present time un the evening Of
a very short time readngTooIn s 10 be opened, wherein
the citizens will DO enabled to find papers and documents
cssenal 10 the proper conduct OF the campaign IN
eug1rated ard 10 read essays and dissertations the
principles promulgated at Chicago, and reafrmed at
Tie performance Of patriotic air by the band in at
tendance The Hon Freeman j. Fithian was introduced
aud spoke for some time OF hs e P zen s r
Judge Fithian frequently interrupted by applause