New-York tribune., 1868-06-29
MASS MEETING AT COOPER INSTITUTE.


On Wednesday evening a grand Republican
mass meeting VIII be held at Cooper Institute under the
auspices Of the Union Republican Presidential Campaign
Club Among the speakers who have promised 10 be
present are Gen. John A. Logan Of Illinois, the Hon
Henry Wilson Of Massachusetts, and the Hon Chas H.
Van wyck of New-Yorl All the Assembly Districts Will
be represented by full delegations and the meeting viii
be one Of the largest ever held in New-fork'
meeting Of the Executive Committee Of the Club was
held at No s4 Franklinst on saturday TO perfect ar
rangcments for the meeting
THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
Notwithstanding the near approach OF the
d,y when the Democratic National Convention Will COM
mence lis business IN this city, the subjects that may en-
tusson This apathy so apparent may be Owing 10 Ihs
absence OF deigfe ai oy Iery de -" ora M " thew have
arrived, they prefer to remain unrecogm7ed Dy tne gen
those who have personal, Tecunary and political
interest IN the course which they may adopt
Mr. Scale has arrived Georgia, and is stopping at
the Southern Hotel Last evening he engaged in
man of this city. The conversation, however,
W. w@ At many Snv rte tbo Presidency as specially,
was only alluded TO in general terms. II the
port it was That the Democracy OF Georgia will abide by
The action of the National Convention, accept Willingly
Pendleon. or seymour, or Hancock Hendricks, or
Davis Gare or JenJ or Hoffman, or any other OF lhe
many mentioned to be mentioned and this includes
Mr. Welles the grandfather Of the American Navy AZ
the Ftaye. HOel, ,the bar-roOm 90 was sunday nghtl
would approach the marble slab technically termed the
pitcher Which rested on the marble Very few of the
few chairs in this portion OF the hotel were occupied
The rcadingroom had full complement OF searchers
for the printed news, Dgt the SltteTs here con con
bic business or the democratic convention OF
its conclusions In front Of the entrance groups Of men,
quite reasonable to infer that pleasant breeze circu
atng outside Of the building had more to do with the
Women many IT6 and many Without escorts that con.
tO
jacent hotels until after II oeoe6 Sevet % OF
Ihe remarks were mostly IN deTGSanon & Oh GFah F th
Democracy will be successful at the polls next November
These remarks, however, were only born OF the hope
the wish Of the speakers the first soldier OF the Union
should be defeated by one Who II not himself a symt,
y every man who desired the destruction Of the nation
81 the MTtrorolitan rooms have been engaged for dele
oates from the July AT the ST. Nicholas none OF the
expected gentlemen have yet arrived. IO9ay anu anu To-
morrow the principal members OF the delega3ns are eX-
pected, and by Wednesday evening the great majority
i be IN the city, after which canyaslnS ahI m
will he the order until the convention On 91u
day and adOuTns, many expect on tuesday looNlAs
REPUBLICAN MEETING AT EDGEWATER
A meeting of Republicans was held at Greyers
Hotel Edgewater, Friday evening, for the purpose ol
electng delegates TO the syracuse convention Mes9rS'
Leaman, Wagner, ana Webster were eecleu ueIeSatcs
RICHMOND COUNTY DELEGATES TO THE STATE
CONVENTION.
At a Convention of the Union Republican
delegates held at sapeton, Staten Island June 2G 1868,
the following persons elected delegates to represent
the county Of Richmond in the state Convention Arnold
II. Wagner, f. b. Seaman, and l. g. Webster ON m0tloh
Of A. H. Wagner resolutions fayoring Graut and CofaX
aud thanking Republican State Senators for opposing the
confirmation Of the Health Oficers OF the Port
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION IN WESTCHESTER
COUNTY.
The Second OWestchester) Assembly District
Republicans met at White Plains on saturday lhe non
H. D. Robertson was elected Chairman ana "; ~, H. R'
A. Dmmck and ID. o. Bradley elected delegates 10
perr ir James Hoppins r. p Ferris, and Wm. d. Cor
nell were elected Congressional delegates
An enthusiastic meeting of Republicans was
YIt6 Assembly district Grant and Cofax Campaign Club,
No. 81 Avenue d. The Hon. Henry Sheldon and others
delivered addresses.
The Grant and Colfax Club of Yonkers met
TO organize Radfod Hall, Yonkers on Friday evening
After music by the band stationed in the square the beau
fu banner uuured displaying the familiar faces OF
Our candidates designs emblemac OF peace and
aud the inScrpon shall have no policy OF my own to
enforce against the Will Of the people, and as that broad
canvas the breeze 10 greeted with three rOusng
cheers The hail. which has been secured for the Union
Republican Headquarters and free reading during
She campaign, tastefuny decorated and was Wen hed
Richardson Presidents five VicePresdent; H. B. Archer.
treasurer Col jenkins, keeo5ul1g n IiIIS
lnprOmptu speeches were made by Messis NJ IL LIls'
D. r. Jaques and T. Bell and great interest and earnest
ing-room supplied with books, and the campaign docu-
nents aud newspapers OF BON parties, ahd 70 KStP y
open at all proper hours to all eomeF' OF al poA'c4
MEETING OF THE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS MA
TIONAL REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
The Soldiers and Sailors National Republic
can Executive Committee met at the AstOr House at II
o'clock a. N on Saturday, pursuant 20 call Of Chairman
H. A. Barnum. Thirteen States were represented fol
lows: H. A. Barnum, New-IOrk, Chairman; n r. emp
man. Washington City Secretary VII. a: snort, As
sistant Secretdry Hiram Appleman, Connecticut A H.
Grimshaw, Delaware; Chas r. lAppineott, limos A.
Chas II. Tompkns, Rhode Island Gen. Pardee, South
Carolina; s. H. Roots, Arkansas; j. f. Rushlng, New
Jersey; and Lew Wallace Indiana Upon motion OF Col.
Pardee subcommittee of nine carved ont Of the
Executive Committee carry out the plan OF the cam
paign. The following members were chosen:
I 4 RuissS BfF5 J. X T. benson G Sap% % II H. faHTG. r. t. j.
f'hs Pa j. 4 Sr%.sT M: Rs 91 s5i,5 AgPP,1 Gon' & I
On notion the Secretary Instructed to correspond
with the members Of the National Executive Committee
from each State and request him TO forward LIST Of
for Central Committees, TO consist OF not
than the number Of representatives, In Congress,
and four at large to take measures TO secure their early
organization The following resolutions were adopted:
RsoIred That Quorum Of the Committee shall BE- and are
hereby empowered to perform du which may properly be done by
Rcsord That at al meetings Committee notice
proxies absent members shall be regarded in the hands Of the
Chairman.
on motion, James T. Smith, Washington City, was
selected Assistant Secretary OF the Committee. IL
moved and adopted that the organizations OF soldiers
and sailors formed under the auspices OF this Committee
be known as the Bows In Blue and the Committee
be instructed TO prepare badge 10 be worn by every
nember. The following was adopted: ,..,
TIE Secretary Of Republican Executive Committee that
ii lie eoentry with ves 70 nominees Of the National
Rpuban Convention Chicago the cordial support and that
Der With the National Republican Executive Committee
Moved and carried that the Sub Committee be IN
structed TO meet at No O5 Chestnutst philadelphia
Tuesday July H. at IL o'clock a. M, ana that they pre-
pare address to be PROMULGATED at that meeting.
members OF the Executive committee aie eAP6CIcu W
he present at that meeting as far as possible Plans OF
organization throughout the States were discussed ana
details not 70 be announced were determined upon
Adjourned at the call Of the Chairman. l...
The MaySrHle (Ky.) Bulletin is informed by a
private letter from Of the knsneB, that Gen Grant
expected 70 visit that county during the latter part OF
this month and will be at Maysyile for short time.
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