New-York tribune., 1868-10-27

Bailey secretaries The chairman introduced the Hon
dressed the Club in eloquent manner exhortng them
TO poll such vote next Tuesday would strike ter
| also made by Mr. Michael T. Gibbon the Hon Henry
Smith, and Messrs Andrew Mcfarland Nathan Kingsley
sr Chas Lewis, and Mr.. Hickey After choice songs
by the Union Glee Club the meeting adjourned with
cheers for the whof9 ticket.
TO the Editor OF The Tribune
SIR | am glad to see your doube-leaded
article about Republicans voting for Hoffman in consd-
Grafton OF Democrats voting for Grant Keep mp that
to elect Hoffman When it was announced down town
| to-day that SeymOur's withdrawal was the bull
marked that il that So Grant wOuid he elected the
same as Madison was in 1slG-without opposition-ho
10 sacrifice himself the Democratic altar. Was Madi
son elected without oppOsiiionl INQUIRER.
! Neic-l0rk, Oct 20.
| The Presidents of the various Assembly Dis
trct Republican Associations evening corner Of
| Twenty-thTdst ana Broadway to devise plan of
action to prevent fraudulent voting az the coming Presi
Dental election Gen. Rugglcs, taking the chair,
planned the object fa which the meeting had been called
After considerable discussion motion passed calling
on all the Presidents OF the various Associations among
yhch are the Unon Republican Associations, COnserva
VSaB ~ rca gs ia SsSngs sqa
Their various dtpes on Wednesday evening. ana make
such arrangements as may bo necessary bring out
strong force TO supervise tho registry and to challenge
s aSe pTeSdy 10 Sesm be yOs s Snd IG s
suspicious persons have already been prepared IL the
hand to insure fair play All citizens who willing TO
ssege one day Tor the cause IN ~ serving % at he polls arc
ations Of their respective Districts.
The Newly Liquor Dealers held q meeting
at NO }so Hesterst last evening Nether Jo99 AiIeh
washed rh representatives, were. Inspiring speeehes
were delivered by Messrs. Engs, williams, and Hahn
The infamous record OF the Republican party was elo
qucntly portrayed by the vftuous whisky gaugers.
Just think said speaker OF the thousands of beau.
from the blessings OF rum by the Black Republican
partyp touching tribute was paid to His
Judge barnard was repeatedly euiogized by
Of tie evening "Is not CITY," said they, witness
Win their frcscoed walls and black walnut and potless
arblc counters Arc they not wen worthy OF our pat
ro6ass7 We KHow our own. and they can mover be taken
from ms willie we remain the protectors OF grateful peo-
pic" ITrcmendous anpausel II was voted that every
pTged 70 support Hoffman aud Judge barnard at the APP
preaching election. Tho Convention then REPAIRED Io
neghboring barTO0m, wherethe members rene"eu hor
pledges.
An enthusiastic meeting of the Republicans
was held at Monroe Orange County, on saturday cEcn
over e0 people were at the depot TO welcome the teV
era speakers IRON NewI YORK. who had oesn %
10 address the meeting The speakers faied 10 h,Yo p
tbrougl, the efforts Of Mr. Charles A. La Mont OF
Turner'S the GloC Club were brought out 10 tno
smith late candidate for Assembly, made telling speech
ON finance and reconstruction, which was very wen re-
ceived After him followed the Hon A. Hul'e one OF .ne
Rows in Blue who honestly aud ably represented the nls
riet I'm the Legislature 1853 He sad ho had intended
aud could not have been induced 70 come
forward had Horato Seymour not changed his mind ana
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much effect upon tho hnal result as would tho otnep
There wcrc n great many men present VINO nave ple
yiously voted the Democratic ticket who listened AZ
tentiyely to all the speeches There VIII 5S ae h az
| dressed by the Hon. H. j. Raymond.
| A meeting of the citizens of the lAth Con.
respual District "irrcspcctiyo ~ party was held last
evening at the hall, corner Of Eghys1thst and lhId
ave FOR the purpose Of rafyng the domination 0 Joh
Savage for Congress. Mr. James ORley, president OF
the Club introduced the first speaker MI Josolh Ali
Who Discussed at some length ihe merits OF the inde
/ peudeut candidate ana concluded 10y prc@nuug Mf
| Jobn Savage who was received with considerable ap
plause. Mr. savage IN his romnrs refcrcd % the n9t
that he had supposed 10 would be the only Democratic
candidate In the ned and that the nomination OF Ter
naudo Wood had taken him by suFprsc' hoseFeIi ns
uhe speaker for the support oi a VINO desired 20
sustain an independent man. and that a' such he should
run regardless " opposition o referred 10 bis cOnncc
ton with the Fcninn orgauiEhtidns OF INC ct{ 40 ha!u
that ne was proud OF his record, ana should, Nnt 20
Congress do all In his power % maintain tho Hshta OF
Ireland He believed tho time had come whom some De
cided action should be taken With regard 10 wrongs
suffered by adopted citizens abroad, and severely com
encd upon the taken by our present Minister TO
England Mr. Savage concluded his speech win m Ap
neal 10 an stand by the Constitution ~ this lana oi
| ihe free aud home of the oppressed" hr Thomas J.
Kelly and others followed when the meeting adJouined
| amid fpur en-