New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-01

ing secretary John wild; Treasurer, f. b. Seaman; TX
ecntive Committee E. b. seaman +. L. Croeheron; VIM.
committee was appointed TO draft constitution and by
laws, after which the meeting adJOuIheu 10 meet az
Sharps Hotel Richmond, on wednesday % y, ~
Republicans the Island requested TO attend at that
| time ana enrol their names.
GERMAN CENTRAL REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE.
The German Central Republican Committee
met last night at the seuben House No. 29j BOwery TO
perfect the organization Of Grant ana Coilan Capgn
club Dr. Muir President OF the nd Cen Fam
Sigcl President Of the projected club Inc name OF
this distinguished soldier greeted with lod applause
and his election declared unanimous. MT r. Bon
nett elected Corresponding secretary ana tne eGcOh
other officers deferred until the first regular meet
ing the Club. which will take place on the l4h Just
Animated addresses were delivered by eNC0rOer new
man. Supervisor Williams. Messrs. Beyrle, Gilman dhu
others and the Committee adjourned until November =
Much enthusiasm and great confidence IN inc eu0ees' VI
/ the Republican Candidates were manifested
NEw-JERsEY REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE.
! At a meeting of this Committee, at trenton,
on Thursday officers elected and committees APP
ton; Secreary-Robert c. Belleyllle, Trenton COMM
tee on Campaign-C. L. Smith, Il. X. PangDOlh, = NJ
inr-C p smith. W. s. Sharp, c. NJ. Herbert, n. T.
Johnson, and T. X Pang3orn Printing sbegp
The committee adjourned TO Thursday next
TENTH WARD GRANT AND COLFAX GERMAN CAM
PAIGN CLUB.
The Tenth Ward Grant and Coliax German
Campaign Club has perfected ReIaWReht e
John 5. Walk, VIcePresdent; G.. H. Hene. SecrelaIyi
y
/ C. Filenberg G. II Hene. aud VIM Weber were elected
delegates to the Central Grant ana CoiaA Campaign
Club.
EAST CHESTER GRANT AND COLTAX CLUB
The officers of the Grant and COlfaX Club OF
East Chester lately reorganzed are as follows Presi
dent John M MasteTtoR % Psc cSS
Rost, Dr. c J. Nordqust, David Downs, Henry A; Bow
ernan j. II. Johnston, Robert A. Dimmick, aud Joseph
MAYER: Secretary W. II. H. Barker; Treasurer Henry
A. Bowcrman Chairman of Executive Committee, David
Downs Chairman OF Finance Committee Henry A. Bow
eTman.
4 NEW GRANT AND COLFAX CLUB IN BROOKLYN.
A Grant and Coliax Club has been or
gqnizcd IN the sixth Ward OF Brooklyn with MT Hugh
made by Matthew Hale Smith, John winslow, Judge
Birdscyo, Alden j. spooner, and Others The Club VIII
hold a second session Oh Wednesday next.
GEN FRANK r. BLAIR AT LEAVENWORTH.
LEAYENWOTH, July &.-Gen Frank L. Blair
addressed an Immense meeting tins evening HIS speech
was principally devoted the action OF the Radical
party the reconstruction OF the south ana the record oil
Gen Grant. lie charged that the Republicans having
had resored to the support OF the blacks That was
love Of the gro that they eniraEcsed them
hut only "a q scheme TO maintain themselves In power
nrsona mat his military services would ever be re-
embercd with pride but that since he had entered the
OF politics his acts politically were proper matters
for public criticism lie said that Gen Grant had
changed his views on tho subject OF reconstruction
Inconsistency, having at the close OF the war
urged the immediate admission Of the Senators and Rep
rcscntatves southern States chosen then 10y the
people OF those states. But he said the secret OF the
adherauce Of Gems Grant sheridan, ana other regular
officers of the Radical party, is the tendency OF that
party which has oNcrt!iown the preIugAtNeS Oi
Supreme Court and Executive branch OF the Government
tow ard military dcspusu, which being necessarily based
upon military power would give consequence 10 T0nln
cut officers OF the army. lie said that history SHOWS
that 10 party pursuing the course ana
using tho means adopted by the Radicals, can
live and receive the support OF the people lie denied
That the sentiments expressed IN his letter or the New
York speech revolutionary that the people OF Tue
United states. the last elections, had ftpua
ated negro suffrage, upon which was btsee Ihe
whole reconsideration scheme that 70 overthrow
BIZ proper constitutional means reconstruction
acts are but carrying the Will OF the people
He charged that the Radical party. only are revolution
9ry la reply to a remark from tic crowd, he Hd Tue
Radical plrty have made COppcThcadism Respectable
Blair spoke about thirty minutes, MS remarks Dths
received with enthusiasm. At the close music ana
brilliant display OF fireworks followed
The Hon. G.. ". CLICK, the DtniocIhtc homIneo ivi
Governor next addressed the meeting. followed by Col
Charles " Blair. the nominee FOR Congress ana other
Gea Blair leaves for Omaha tomorrow
PENDLETOS AT LOUISVILLE.
louisville, July I.-Ihe Hon. George ii;
Pendetou arrived at the Louisville Hotel today bahI
on him. lie made a few rcmafks thanking the ctAriis
for the reception. lie urged 20 remain over ana
speak tonight. lie escorted To- the Frankfort Depot
band OF music and ctiLcns HIS reception nero "as
yogy cordial. lie speaks at Frankfort tomorrow
GEN. CARL sCHUEZ IN ISDIANAroIIs.
INDIANAPOLIs, July 3i.--tien. Carl Scllurz had
a very warm reception this evening boy his German
friends ght procession, amid the roar Of aI
cry and fireworks, escorted him from the h"'I 10 'n9
hall where he was 10 speak The meeting was large ahd
enthusiastic.
THE NEw-JERSEY DEMOCRATS.
TRFNTOS. N d. July 3i.-Ihe Democratic
state Executive Committee have been called together
Governor Parker addressed Democratic mas, meeting
last night IN favor OF Seymour. Ilair and RaadolpA
The cX ( Governor has entered the neld.