New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-17
dresses were made by Mr. Richard H. Green and Col.

srssses n were made by Mr. Richard Green and Col
met last evening" IN the hail. Broadway at Forty
onthst formed Grant and Cofax Campaign Club, aud
dsnt w To@pS a oee Be rpSs
treasurer James r. smith ir Secretary PHILIP J. Lock.
%SHq the ReY Mr. Easa h Sasnes
TOed ea r. ITS Se tine fGD
| the fine hall now occupied by the Association. DIT
The Yorkville Grant and COlfax Club met
Monday evening and dedicated their Tannery, sit
ayes. The building is 4Oxg5 feet, viii accommodate
Of t. e onpp Hs Of ns y Lss
vile. within ten days and at an expense OF over
Of tho XxIst Assembly District, including many
Democrats who had eoe IN to witness inc proeeeddhEs
| The XVIII Assembly District Boys in Blue
Club met last evening az their headquarter corner OF
d I The 5 MT GsG r5S w
business had been transacted addresses we're made by
the President and Major C. W. Nelson. On Monday
consolidated and the Following civil and military
officers elected: President. George W. Da Clmha; Vice
John W6yfe and d. stewart treasurer. George Hop.
per- Captain, John Mitchell; Iieutenants. g. q. Hayter
and James Martin. The Club IA uniformed, aud VIII
evening
The meeting held last evening at Ebbitt
Hall, of Thirty thirds and broadway, under the
auspices OF Kiln assembly District Grant and coifaS
Club, most nulnefOusy attended, ana proved IN
every respect decided aud gratifying success. The
President Of the Club Mr. c. Pinckey called the
ing order, and introduced Dr.A II. Robinson, who
ably discussed tho Reconstruction question, claim,
Ing that the Republican party had exhibited
IN their treatment OF the Southern Rebels a., a
history Of the world Major Hssserty Yves the next
gent logic and genuine Irish humOr in which he argued
that the triumph Of the Republican party would bring
CSenty the meeting was addressed by e1consresan
Warner Of Connecticut and others, and dispersed cheer
A rousing meeting of the Republicans of the
Seventh and Twentieth Wards held last evening In
ayes band music was attendance aud discOursed
popular and patriotic airs dnring the meeung Inc
tho absence S' Of ' Tie President the ScPre:den
Mr.. +. T.. Parson. took the chair and made a
Msne se ae e SToaueed NJ Mr. Peek Who deV
able aud argumentatve address offering susan-
Dayton Of New-York followed Mr.; PEEK with
greatest enthusiasm, and cheer upon cheer
greeted hs loyal utterances The meeting was closed by
Smith, which abounded In humorous narraons, and an
earnest tribute to the patriotism, honesty. aud ability
with cheers for Grant and Colfax. This was Of the
largest and most successful political meetings ever held
The Grant and Colfax Campaign Club of the
XvIIIth Assembly District held their stated weekly
Thee ha wSs hsnass@sy " decoatea With g and be-
bind the speasess platform We're two hepdsoae pictures
hall was densey crowded The President, WIN. II.
them introduced Col Badger, who @adsa strong appeal
20 all patriotic and Unon loving citizens to do their duty
ia the present crisis The Hon Frederic A. Conkng dis
oSy s s aes me oes Of ne two
parties claiming thathe Republican party represented
ouOr honesty and National prosperity. while the Demo.
cratic party represented ,reaehery dishonesty. ard
| upon. excused himself from speaking on &C,
count q noa I, but said that he had
interpreted with some excellent songs by the
plause by the audience. The Eighteenth District
club claims 90 be the pioneer Grant Club or
s6T chiefly through the Efforts OF Mr. Thomas p Asen
and fow other gentlemen OF the Ward and now con-
scns in that Ward who have abOred earnestly
first the nomination and ofterward the election OF Their
INK AZ the above place and good speakers are always III
! attendance.
yesterday at rooms Nos G and III Astor fonse ~ per-
ectng arrangements for the grand Boys in Blue process
were distributed several thousand men, but the whole
supply will not be hnished until today. The uniform
Of cap aud cape, both OF blue glaze material. Each
man the procession viii also bear large torch In
have many hands employed. Dodworths Band WILL
finnish the music at the meeting VIII more WIN , the
Club House, and the National Committse at the Fifth
viii take place eonsstn OF grand national piece repre-
souting medallion OF Grant and COlfax, ana the
cen Grants headquarter boat the Metamora, the boat
he used on the James River win be hOisted during the
Cooper Institute, by Gems. fitzpatrick Sharp, Barnum.
sckes, COchrane, Van Wyck, NJ. Kean, Gates, and Col
Dennis. In addition 10 the meeting in the large hal
three stands will be erected outside for the benefit OF
those unable admission 10 the inside meeting 80
great In the desire gain admisspno the platform OF
the ha that already several offers OF large sums OF money
have been made for tickets, which however are limited
tu 400 The PROCESSION, IL Is thought, Will contain AT least
5000 men, 1900 beug expected from New-Jersey Alone
ana, many from all tho principal towns along the
Al meeting OF Presidents OF clubs and Captains Of
compau OF Boys ia Blue" VI the With Congressonai
f The District announced the following officers as con-
bttulng hls staff Chief OF Stall Charles s. StIongi Al
infant General j. g. julius lapShein Inspector General
Frank ROsslauder Quarermaster General, III 7. Iowh
end aud Ia aidesde camp The different COMPANIES are
ordered be IN limo at the headquarters, corner OF
Broome and FOsYthsts, at 81 o'clock p M, there 10 re-
cciye their uniforms and 10 march thence 10 Fulton
Ferry 10 receive the Brooklyn aud MIlamsDurgh ciuos
and escort them to hall After tho eODeluson OF the
exercises ny Cooper institute tne wroo yy and ar
wurks the house OF the Union League Clup, NneFe
seIenade will be given. .... - ..n..l .. r4...
NEW-JERSEY. III
On Tuesday of next week grand Republican
demonstration will take place 1T Newton, III WHICH u Is
expected 5000 uniformed men Will take part Cen Nil
patrick Is 10 DO present ....t l.tl fl.. ..
Elizabeth will be the scene of great mass
meeting Friday evening" The Grant i.egon OF New
airy infantry, aud artillery Will take part IN the uemo-
strati0H 0 sI' '- -..n u .,
The Hon. George A. Halsey was serenaded by
n largo number OF his friends on tuesday night ne
made brief response. pledging himself TO te best mel
OF his constituents Other auuresSes "ero 'o W
the enthusiastic asseinbage t .It .
A largely attended German Republican meet
ing was held Orange Monday night. Tue lgNaih
was packed. DR.. I4lhach and q iIietn OF HsWsr ,
and the Hon. John Hln dehVereu aouIesSes' a ieSo"
narafle also tuOk place.