New-York tribune., 1868-10-14
NEW-YORK.

The Kings County General Committee held
their weekly meeting last night.
VIM. II. Burlegh will address the Republi-
cans Of West Farms, this evening.
A mass meeting will be addressed at Flush
ing. L. l., In Town Han. on Tuesday evening, by Gen f.
W. Hincks and the Hon. Geo VIM. Curtis.
The Grant and Colfax Club of East New York
will hold meeting at Turner Hall tonight The Hon
Marcus ID. LarrOwe. Judge E C. Dixon, and Others will
speak
The Hon. John T. Hoffman, the Hon. Francis
KIernan, A. n. LudIDgton. John d. Herman, Henry d.
Tacott and others addressed Democratic meeting III
Utica last night.
A large and enthusiastic meeting of the Fifth
Ward (BroOklyn Boys In Blue was held last evening h
their wigwam on Sandsst The meeting was addressed
by Gen. James l.. Kernan, Gen. DoI@cy, and Others
The Irish Republicans attended In large numbers
The Tanners of the Seventh Ward (Br0oklynl
had splendid meeting last evening, at oxford Hall
Classon aud Fultonaves W W. Gooderoh aud silas h
butcher made speeches but the enthusiasm they created
excelled by the good tidings from PennSylYania
Ohio. and Indiana
A campaign club of "Boys in Blue has been
organized at Rochelle, with the following ohoers
Captain Thos W. Thorne; First Lieutenant A. Van Court
land; Second Lieutenant, X W. Denaund They intend
showing what they do for Grant ana Coua1 between
now and the Sd OF November
A large and very enthusiastic meeting or the
Ramapo Central Grant and ColiaX Club, was held on
MShSs sSSTessed dVgT Sy Mr. az Heny and Mr Joseph G
Jackson. OF New-York Mr.. Henry l. Pierson presided.
glee club. composed in part of ladies, added nuch 20
the occasion The good work seems most hyoraby pro-
crossing in this county.
Gen. John Cochrane will address the people
OF Staten Island the Court House Richmond village,
evening. under the auspices of he Ceitral
Grant Club Delegations from the various Eepuo,iHtn an
clubs Of Richmond County VIII he prescott Ihls VII oe
Gen, Cocranes first appearance after ms severe puys
ca prostraiicn, OWING 10 aauou, cAI9r" E t"ely
engaged on the stump
The Sixteenth Ward German Grant aud
Colfax Campaign Club held ITS weekly meeting ast sat
urday evening at It's Headquarters, No iy' SeNen'e e.
MIR H. Roscnhen In the char. The club Increases ~
numbers. power. and INTEL gence daly ana has iesoed
G1,,e "rd hive ao resolved 10 hold na., meet
INK in union with the CLUB Of the Twentieth ward IN Ten
| days Mr.. Jul schutze member of no late Consttu
ent Convention OF Texas addressed the audience ~
atrocities in Texas. The meeting adjourned I'll next
| Saturday.
Last evening an exceedingly large meeting
was held IN the Republican wgwam AZ lorkVHe. Many
ladies among those present Bunting va. pfofn,,
G,ayfTd & Tsg ssenf snd irf added to the Dsps
character the occasion and cannon aud fireworks we're
and and While the earlier part Of II WAS in
progress the Boys in Blue Of Y9rkyle and the Tanner
from the Twelfth Ward paraded the streets When tho
NV number of backguards who throw
stones at the loyal who composed IT, 1--WE persons
were known 10 be injured; one WIN. J. fao1, heTIn',s
Dunn the Twelfth Ward organization by Gel. Ketchum;
| Frank Raymond acted as Marshal Az he
Stirring speeches were made by Major Cen Pleasanton,
the Hon. Butler g. Noble, Gen. James B Mchean, COZ
| uer p Ketchum and Others Between each speech
| mnslc was we'll sung by the Union Glee Club quar-.
tet,e aticularly appropriate the given
l Inv Messrs j. NJ Anderson H. Mitchell &. O. ,. Auder-
son. and G. c. Deyo The election returns were received
| from time time during the evening and road ana
| cheered most enthusiastically. The gathering ala not
disperse until midnight. As the Wigwam was not near
large enough hold the which gathered, meeting
was presided over by Charles Creary Speeches were
| made by Mai j. Lockwood and others
The Democrats of Brooklyn assembled last
| evening In their Wgwam on FultOn-aye, near Hoytst,
10 express their Indignation at the kcpubcana Tor daring
10 protest In their meeting at the Academy o Music on
Saturday evening last against the UNFAIR anu pnIusan
| Republicans from the list Of Inspectors OF Regis
| tration The announcement that the election re-
| tnrns would DO read from the platform brought
together large number OF Democrats J9nke ~; =;
RomDey presded Supervisor Osborne OF the Sixth Ward
made few remarks, asserting that the action 0f the
Board was only such would have been TesOred To ~
| the Republicans had they been IN power He was FOL
Flowed by Mayor kalbhelsch. who made a
| rambling speech Of about half m hour, as tue
nromsed erpanaii0n. His main argument was, that the
men appointed able 10 perform their duies ana De
eyed 70 The most OF HE speech was devoted
20 denuncaiiOn Of the acts OF Reubicns spechI ur
honesty which he accused them being, mat many OF
them had once been Democrats. He cited John A Grs
| void as one Of the number, and claimed 10 Dc more
honest than Mr. GriswOld because he had always sus
famed his party. In conclusion he SAID there was nucl
disonest prnefice among Republicans, ana gave utter.
ance 20 these words II could get little chance.
think re would praefce te and elect seymour fres
Ident and Hoffman Governor" The Mayor was Followed
by g. d. Morris esq, Surrogate Needer, and Mr VIM H.
Bhooley made their addresses with abuse OF te
Repubicans and other standard Democratic arguments
about Negro Supremacy and kincred topics during the
| evening a number OF returns were received IRON
Peupsylyania The first were very promising ana
were received uproarOusy, but AS the evening Whtu,
the returns were few In number and In meaning
Soon after o'clock the audience, with elongated faces
and not fow mnttered imprecations proceeded home