New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-16
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paign. in Kings County. The meeting was q perfees
success and the people seemed TO be alive with enthus-
assn. cannon was fired several tunes during the
literally blocked with spectators. Too much praise
Republican General Committee Tor tho energy which
they have shown IN inaugurstiug this movement. The
place where Geae are mo large halls Mr. TenGy
that he ask the people Brooklyn n the war
the Unop was failure aud they were willing 10 insult
and Blair 10 be elected The question before US said he
is not whether To have greenback for money but
whether nation. loving God aud fellow
man. well truth aud justice. We
come together. resolving that the Lost Cause
shall never be restored The who oppose Gen. Grant
In the South men Of broken oaths and eured souls
In the North they members OF the Golden Circle and
teated when Cen lee surrendered. The foremost men
IN ihe Republican party are the Boys in Blue VINO fought
anu conquered with the noble Grant The speaker IN
conclusion claimed that the and intelligence Of the
county were arrayed the side Of the Republicans aud
justice would triumph glOriousy IN November. The
meeting he dispersed cheering for the Union csndidat es
IRISH REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN CLUB.
A meeting OF the Central Irish Republican
Campaign Club held last night at No 90 Fourthaye
Gen. D. F. Burke, the President in the chair and Capt
Daniel J. Hogan Secretary The meeting was very large
The following Districts reported lid Assembly, Presi-
dent Capt James Burns so men With Assembly, Pres
nlent, Mr. Patrick shoren, 60 men; With Assembly,
semby. President. Capt John Nugent, % men XIXth
Assembly, President, George y Mccarthy IS men.
Central Committee at next meeting 10 consider the best
means for the thorough Organization Of the city The fo
O'COnnOll Gen Burke Capt Hogan, aud Mr.. Thomas A.
Masterson IL was resolved 70 hold mass meeting at
the Cooper Institute early IN October, which occasion
tho Club will parade 5000 strong, as every day brings
CONFESS, Gen. Herman, Mr. Francis Teddy, Col OCon-
nor and other distinguished citizens Of Irish birth, will
address the meeting
BROOKLYN SIXTH WARD ASSOCIATION.
A campaign club, called the Sixth Ward
Young Mems Republican Association Of Brooklyn was
organized last evening at Latimer Hail. Mr.. slipper
chosen temporary chairman and made a stirring ad-
dress in which he appealed to the young men Of the
Ward to exert themselves in the coming campaign. Mr.
street. and others. An election Of officers then gone
INTO and the following gentlemen were elected perma
VicePresdenT Brainerd Smith; Secretaries w. j. Whit
Executive Committee. j. I Laiden W H. McMalon, A.
f. Masters d. +. YancOtt, IT, NJ Creamer ANA John Poet;
Finance Committee, H. McMullcn, f. I. Balsiey, and
w. Sharp Over so citizens signed their 10 tho
ROLL SIS were subscribed pay the expenses OF the club
IL Is expected that when the club peImany organized
over 500 names will be added 10 the roll
XIITH DISTRICT GRANT AND CoLFAX CLUB.
A grand rally Of the XIIIth Assembly Dis
trct Grant and Coiax Club was held last evening at
their headquarters, No 206 Eighthave After able adj
GOodspeed of Chicago made eloquent speech in which
he gave encouraging news from the great West, which
Grant and COfaX. lie eulOgized Gen Grant as nero
and patriot, and predicted the triumph OF the uno.
applause by the audience. The Rev. Mr. Beleor arp,
peared the platform response TO loud calls, anu
made short address in which he alluded with telling
effect to the Maine election, and instituted an effective
comparison between the loyalty honor, and courage or
Gen Grant and the opposite qualities OF Gov seymour
After short speech by Col Sage and the singing OF two
patriotic songs by Mr. Alexander Mcleod the meeting
adjourned The attendance large and illusions by
the speakers 10 the Maine election and tho state and
National candidates, evoked the frequent aud continued
| applause Of the audience
A SANDER REFUTED.
| To the Editor Of the Trt6Un
SIR: A communication prof esSing to como
from Huntington. l.. l. in yesterdays EuesS contains
alsehOOd which MT Erass Brooks must have known to
be such from personal observation. 10 reads thus:
while Mr. Brooks speaking upon forcing negro
suffrage upon 10 States OF the Union Radical gang led
byWliam A. COnan Radical candidate for Assemblyfr0m
this County commenced disturbance il the rear part
right" The writer stood beside william Conant
during his visit 20 that meeting and saw the man who
cried That's all right" He lriShBda and
was promptly Knocked Ne heal by another good DeaO
crd who assumed, usual 10 kee order by the weight
OF his fist.
About 80 Republicans who the hall at the
and every sober Democrat, Will testify 10 this. The
charge against Mr. COnant Is false as that against
Admiral Paulding whom they claimed would vote for
Seymour. The Admiral notified the Chairman OF tie
Seymour and Blair Club who presided at the mass meet
ing aforesaid, That he had worn his eOuntrys uniform
for years and would not degrade himself or dis
honor his uniform by voting for such man as Horato
Seymour" Yours b. X. e.
Ne,c- York, Sept IS, 1868.