New-York tribune., 1868-10-09
ilcaus headquarters in Westinghouse, on Saturday

H. 0t bOunQ BROOK, n. j. The Hon. Chds > opclttI,
senator John y Foster. James O.. Akmdll' the hon
joan Davidson, and the Hon c. ~ Riotte lin Germany,
have promised to address the meeting
The demonstration at Coxsackle, Greene Co.,
on Tuesday evening, au immense aIar CIuls were
present from HudsOn Athens, Coey lnans' -LahOFe
I1G Fl aql0nE m places G9n ry we're w. The speas Te
torchhgt procession the close Of the meeting was
grand affair.
The Union Republican Club of Brooklyn
held enthusiastic meeting at Their rooms corner OF
Fulton and Concord-sts.. last evening. Gen H. g. Dur
yee and Mr. L. L. Chittenden made very eloquent
speeches Gen Dx's letter, on printed SIPS was cFCu
lated among the audience as the worthy advice OF
noble Democratic soldier
4 mass meeting of the Republicans of Ford
ham was held Wednesday night, at winch large
number Of people assembed Mr.: w. W. Niles made
then addressed tho meeting. and listened 10 with
marked attention. Mr. CMttenden was followed by Mr..
J. 4. Williams
The Republicans of PuIteney, Steuben Co.,
held saturday evening last the largest meeting ever
assembled in that vicinity The Hon. John ID. WocOtt Of
excellent and wei received speech The Grant and Col
fax club. of which Mr. WAGNER is President. is doing
good work. and large addition to the Club followed the
address.
A wel-attended meeting of the German
Grant and Colfax Club of the Third Assembly District
Addresses we're made 10y Messrs H. Cerke, Ii. Luedcr,
on wednesday next at the headquarters OF the Grant and
COlfax Griswold aud Cornell Campaign Club, az No 4B
Broome.st.
The Grant aud Colfax Club Of the XIth AS
thrdst near Broadway, President William L. Stewart
IN the chair A number of new members admitted,
and large list of names proposed for membership were
laid the next meeting. Some spirited addresses
made by several Of the members, and the utmost
good feeling prevailed.
The regular meeting of the Grant and Girls
void Club of CastctOu. s. l., held tuesday even
ing The Hall was filled to overlooking. The Hon. Joseph
Hoxe addressed the club for one nor half In his
usual humorous aud effective style He followed by
Mr. ". n. Hawkins Tie Club has 3Cl names on the roll
After three hearty cheers Tor the ticket the Club ad
by the Hon. L. Bradford Prince, and Others.
Two thousand Republicans of Queens County
assembled ON Wednesday evening at Freeport ln me
GREAT Tent TO listen to the Hon Isaac Dayton and MI
Geo. w. lONe, whose speeches were clear ana eloquent
prcsCuatOns of the issues Of the campaign, and we're
heard with the most lively interest. The Hampstead
Giee CLUB was in attendance and he meeting was one OF
the most satisfactory and enthusiastic ever held III TINS
part of Long Island.
Mr. L. Bradford Prince of Queens Co. ad
dressed large Republican meeting at hunters Point on
tuesday evening That village has heretofore been gwen
up almost entirely To the Democrats but this year Re-
publican Club OF 100 members is in active operation
0Ir Princes appointments for the next week are, Oct 9
Rockaway; l2tn Caseton, s. l.; 18th, Woodbury.; lHh,
Newtown 10TH Whitesione 18Th. Brooklyn, Tenth Ward;
2ist, Little Neck; 22d, White Plains.
A meeting of Irish Republicans was held last
night ~ Fourteenth Ward Hotel to organize an Irish
Republican Club The meeting was presided over by Mr.
and introduced the first speaker Gen. d. f. Burke Of the
Irish Brigade. Eloquent addresses were also delivered
amid much applause and some little incIruptioa & 10y
Daniel r. Lyddy esq and MI Joseph C. Clarke or Ihe
I.sh Republic. and several other gentlemen Good work
There is to be grand mass meeting of the
Republicans NJ Brcvoort Hail. Fyiourlhst. near Third
ave-. Saturday night at which Horace Greeley
and others will speak. The Boys III Blue WIZ
parade and after the meeting there VIII be a
Nag raising at the headquarters, NO. 500 IhlTd-
ave. 10 Will De the hahusOnest nag IN tAe 'iy'
The Thlis Club IN this ward, have changed TIER name
to the Apprmattox and thrown overheard their Dem
ocratic principles 70. those OF the Democratic party
The Nineteenth Ward Grant and COlfax,
Griswald and Cornell club he'd grand mass 1 meeting % ist
| a
parins. Who in an eloquent aud convincing
speech reviewed the history If the Republican party
Inc Hon Henry a. Stanton followed with most able
address euogstic Of the Republican nominees snbse
quently the meeting was addressed by The Hon Henry 5
Smith others, and dispersed cheering for the Union
candidates
The Grant and Colfax Boys in Blue of the
evening at their Headquarters No sxthave. Twenty
tllree new names were added to the roll of inein-
lei Mcfarland esq, supt. G. +. spauidiug,
Capt. j. II. Lynch and others resolution was unal-
mOasly adopted declaring capt d. j. Hogan 10 De the
choice Of the soldiers Of :he WIN Distinct for member OF
the Assembly. and committee Of five was appointed to
urge the nomination OF Capt. Hogan upon the various
Republican clubs Of the district.
The General Committee of that wing of the
Democracy known as the Democrauc Unlonsts he'd
meeting last evening, in Masonic Hall, In Thirieenth-st
The President. supervisor smith Ely, jr in the chair.
and Mr. Patrick kerrn acted as secretary n 9o'tee cor @
Executive Committee. Nj. John v Savage as Chairman
Of the Committee COne.ted Seats reported IN favor
of The admission of the tickets from the Fifteenth and
scyenteenth Wards headedreSpectvey b{ lieny Ooele
was directed TO prepare call for primaries 10 De pre-
scnted at next meeting.
The Republicans Of Clarksville live in n be-
nrhfei region OF Rocand County, for all that they
arc neither dead nor sleeping. They had large aud en-
tbrsiasnc meeting on Wednesday evening, which was
addressed by Wm. II. Burieig esq, VINO coAiateu me
parties, their principles and Candidates, ana demon
strated the past aud present factions and disloyal at
tude of the COpperhead Democracy. Inc meeting "ds
cpliveued bv music from uc ees cnb ana ~ 10 O'Clock
adjourned with cheers for the candd1!rs, the speaker
Connecticut, the elce club aud for victory ~ M
ucxt The Republican fires burning brightly IN Old
Rockland and our friends there promise Aad'oihe ln
crease vi tleir vote.
The Republican Convention, for the nOmina-
lion OF candidate for Assembly in the lila District of
Westcheser County, was held at sing sing on lhe lh
ddates named were the Hon Eliot C. Cowdin OF New
castle aud Mr. James W. Hhsted OF Cortland Alr'
fT@S Hn,ted was nominated by sccianatioI: surrwg
addresses made by MesSTs C""d"l Cihnncey ~
Depcw. Mr. Hustled. Mr.. ID. W Travis. and the CnnVen
W. W. ,,. lo.t last wear MIR Hustled viii ad
dress the electors OF each town The District c0ud not
have better representative than Nj. Hustled lie 10 not
only an able, but thoroughly honest man: -. a..
At the Democratic Convention. held the same Day
the Hou Henry G. Nelson of Ossning was renomlnatcd
He was the Railroad Committee last year-a hrstcIss
reason for his defeat IN TINS canvass
Neither party has, as yet, made any nOmina-
tons for Assembly, IN Kings County, yet there
many conectures as to the ProDao,9 eoce pd rri
ent incumbent ODoarIncd soldier received tt uuha
tion for Auditor Of the Repnca party q. tIe ast e,ec
tion, aud has also received IL at ths Inc DemocIatc
nominations have not yet been made. George g.. hey
nolds chosen by the Republicans as ihIr canddste M
for the Office of District Attorney but he decined the
nomination. III the Democratic ranks mere promises 10
I've a pretty severe fight for the nomination. John j.
Uadwe has received the Republican nomination Tor
Treasurer and Frederick scbaes for Tax Collector John
IT. " Smith, OF the Fifteenth Ward, llud DISTRICT, ana
Win H. Miller District, are the Republican nominees
for Coroner John L. Spader Hl run on the same Ticket
for Controller aud Edward d. White Is IN domination Tor
Countv Treasurer The incoming members Of the Board
OF Supervisors w be voted for IN the 0id wards 40
Democratic nominations for the above Offices nave yet
been made.
NEW-JERSEY.