New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-03
NETWORK.

The delegates to the Republican Convention
represent the lid Assembly District will assemble at the
American Hotel, Sing Sing, on Wednesday next.
There was large and enthusiastic Republi
can Ssy snd great entnam
Eloquent speeches were made by the Hon. Isaac Dayton
and Col. I. b. Thorpe
The Constitutional Union General Committee
last Masonic Hall. and issued call for
primaries to be held between the 6th and 10th insts
resolution adopted TO participate individuals In
the forthcoming Democratic torchlight procession
A mass meeting of Republicans was held last
evening at No $50 Third under the auspices OF he
Peter Connolly presided and eloquent speeches were
made by Col Ketcbum aud Mr.. John Rafferty,.
The Grant and Colfax Club will raise flag
at Tenthave and One-hundred and fifty hfthst Wash
ington Heightsl to night Good speeches from Gen
Swift and Col Campbell and good music from the band
will bring together crowd on the Heights Inc BOYS
III Blue are at work
The Republicans of Syracuse had an I'M
demonstration last evening. The Boys IN Blue
sion which nearly mile in length. meeting. EN-
bracng 5000 persons held at the Rink and was pre-
sided by C. Longsreet and addressed by the HON
John A. Grswold and Chauncey NJ. Depew.
The annual election for four trustees to repre-
sent the respective wards OF the town of Morrsana takes
H. H. Robertson In the First Ward and Rudolph Gargne
in the Third Ward William Van VIII is the Republican
Democratic candidate in tho Second Ward
A large and enthusiastic meeting was held
at Bedford station on Thursday under the auspices OF
the Grant and Griswod Club Of Bedford, weStchester
County The Hon II ID Robertson presided and the
meeting was addressed by Major Douglas Campbell and
ford TO the station with torches. banners. and music
The Republicans of Hunters Point, l.. l.,
held, Tuesday evening last the largest meeting ever
on behalf OF Mr. W Tiayer. the donor presented the
Grant aud Cofax addressed the meeting III his hap
piest Vein Mr. Geo Everett the speaker OF the even
ing then discussed the issues OF the campaign ia an eI
celent speech
A large and enthusiastic meeting was held
at Hngenot Hal Port RICHMOND on Ihnrsdsy evening;
dcy cred the opening address and frequently inter
Ne%'York followed and was wen received The II, pub
lican Club OF which Mr.: Miller is President is doing
the Association followed the addresses Of the evening
The Xth Assembly District Grant and ColfaI
Club held grand mas meeting last evening at the head
decorated with ags aud ransparences aud the proceed
ngs characterized by earnestncss and enihnsso The
called the meeting TO order and introduced the Hon Geo
IL Andrews. who, in a speech OF much elSauence and
also made BY Judge shannon aud others.
An Irish Republican Club was organized last
Snspiees The hall was Allied to REPETITION aud great en-
thusiasm characterized the proceedings Mr. Hugh Cole
man called the meeting TO order and introduced Gen
Denis T. Burke who made ali eloquent speech. urging
his fellow cOuntrymen 10 emanolpate themselves from
the control Of he corrupt Democratic party The meet
ing also addressed By Col Reeny aud Gen. Thermal
Mr.. II. p. Crozier of Brooklyn, and Mr.. James
KlbOrn, esy the Albany CarpenteT addressed large
bush Grant aud Cofax Club. Thursday evening over
PeCe ge fe c% wad G ai
Two Glee Clubs and brass band ehll'ened the meeting
hours and held the large audience Interested until ii
o'clock The meeting was the most successful ever held
in Flatbush
There was a large and enthusiastic Republi
gathering At Bedford station on Thursday evening
The Hon H. j. Robertson presided. Mr. ID. G. Van Colt
S York followed With two hours speech
in which the issues OF the campaign were very SHy
Club added much the interest Of the occasion This
the stronghold OF the Democracy IN Northern Westches.
station Democratic Club the entrance hung
Transparency with the inscription OF which the following
9cven eIa John r Hoffman" The Bedford Grant and
Griswold Club attended in full numbers and made very
imposing appearance they paraded the streets with
flaming torches amid the firing OF sky rockets ana Roman
The Republicans of Richmond County, Staten
Island are working like beavers, and overcome the
heavy adverse maOres under which the Island has 80
long staggered. The Democrats are much divided ana
wmle they wranging among themselves about local
matters the Republicans hope to gather ~ many con
the South shore have followed the lead OF The sh Pope
newspaper and pronounced for Grant ana Soltax ON
enthusiastic gathering at Richmond the county seat
The hall was gsy deSaed with nasS ana 1ss ers
made by Mr H. Emmett Russell, OF New'fork, MI T. d.
Munson and Mr. d. W. Judd Tue cup Nae aouoep s s
most vigorous Grant organizations Ill ths part" 'ne
The German Orant anu 1OilaA tdInPmsn
Club OF the Twenty second Ward held mass meeting at
the Wgwam FOrtysixthst. last night Long before
ococf the large building was completely packed WIN bs
question OF the day full band OF music was present
and sDlivened the occasion Win p@}ouc ss A tbe
meeting TO order in n few happy remarks,
aud proposed DR. Waterman as President OF h sne
The meeting was addressed by citizens OF the Iwesy
Ward exclusively Frederick AaPp Tss sde
pecay that portion where be alluded TO the psynsi e OIL
The public debt to the last EpSsS and compnepted
ts ep%sSs Of the Ward being able to
hold The Largest meeting s"f o 81 Ps aadesed the meeting
and at nearly II o'clock the meeting adjourned
The Kings County Union Republican Assem-
bly, Conventions held at the several places uesisa
were made in the districts as follows
DisCOppOssd Of tho First Second aHS f"'h
eend Third rour'h 'sa Elsysss w.rds
7 SS " s. s is ~ Mss..sa
Ihird Dast-COmpossd Of he srh and T"el"h "'a'-A'
fosrls DarCOmpO..d Eishh Tenth ard T"sny'eond
fSIa q u. seventh and Tre.:5 VERDI
w,,Is Of the The bsus ce@mssses shorty are, ,S
Az. :. Y. Ss".,a sSs S s ballot
NINTH DI.IaIor Of d: Sss and m.'T W. "'
bTHcr-So nomination The oonVss"'h 'oJOu'HsO" "
sssssTs DrnlcrTls cOayepOr Ws,rd and Adjourned until
IL: contest "a. between Col DAVID 1a.n s ADD
n, former c.s s;s - b s1 s
iles, sbo finally withdrew from the bali
The French American citizens, resident IN
this city, have organized Republican Clus unner lhe
title Of the o Ciub Franco ADsrtcdia PU'lon hePOu
came" which holds its meetings every Tuesday snn
Thursday evenings, at No 100 Greene street Inc cup
Ito existence mainly TO the exertons OF MI J9sepn
Strauss, an sttache OF the metropolitan fonco
Department. and we'll known TO many Of MA com
try this city 10 already numbers nearly 100 mem
bers. and promises to reach three times that humpe
before the day Of election. fine banner Is suspenaea
the street front OF the headquarters bearing
OF the Club the dates Of Francois three famous
struggles for liberty aud an appeal In behalf OF fepun