New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-16

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AT the conclusion Of Capt osheas remarks the audi
| COlfa1
THE GERMAN GRANT AND CoLFAx CAMPAIGN
! CLUB.
This Club has been organized by those Ger
man Republicans who always faithfully stood by the
| Republican banner The organization consists Of
representatives Of all classes Of German Republi
cans. Bankers merchants, physicians, lawyers,
| literary men, and the working classes heartily
| uniie in their efforts for n Successful campaig1
The work Of extending the organization the city
Is progressing AT the last meeting OF the Executive
Syracuse Convention unanimously and enthusiasts
ticaly ndorsed 1t has been resolved that Mr. Frederick
schurz, Chairman OF the Executive Committee, ana
Republican candidate for Presidential Eector, shall
yas and oreanze the German Republican voters through
out the state The club has chosen the DenorG OF TINS
city az ITS principal organ ana VIII publish III It's columns
appropriate articles during tho campaign. series OF
pamphlets IN the German language VIII be printed and
disseminated through the state at the expense OF the
rdfseeh Fi ~ s Co
Vice President H. werz; Third Vce2Prcsident g. Ben-
niger; Treasurer Benz Lehmaier; Loop. Riess, Carl
promised to speak at the first meeting TO be held
under the auspices OF the Club, toward the end of Sep
| TENDER.
| THE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS GRANT AND COL
FAX CLUB OF TIE EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DIS
| TRICT.
The Soldiers and Sailors of the With AS
semby District have organized Grant and COlfax Cam
paign Club, and DONG good work for the cause in that
District. The officers OF the Club James Murray,
President; J. c. julius Langhen, Secretary and j. c.
! Townsend. Treasurer. They meet at Runks Hotel,
No. 374 Grandst At their meeting last evening, In spite
number Of the veterans Of the we're present. Ad-
dresses made by Gen. d. +. Burke, A. Wander Ma
hume and Mr. George {. Lahghem, aud much enthusiasm
was manifested.
| TWENTIETH WARD GRANT AND COLFAX CLUB.
The Germans of this ward held a meeting
last night, wtifyng the nominations made al Syracuse
Tho hall (krOmlIs, IN Thirty hrdst) was well hcd. and
the enthusiasm for the Republican ticket considering the
intense heat great IL requires great PATRIOTISM Indeed
20 attend political meetings IN such weather; but the
Germans hand 90 listen to the remarks Of their
leader Dr. Fred. Schultz Mr. speko, the PRESIDENT Oh
tins organization, called the meeting To order, ana Dr.
Schultz addressed II az length, explaining the bearing the
Syracuse nominations VIII nave on inc poIllea status 81
our state Nearly 30 new members signed the ron ana
ssts on being the banner ward as lar as Germans arc
concerned.
DEMOCRATIC RATIFICATION MEETING IN JAMAI-
ca, J.. /.
On Tuesday evening the Democracy held a
meeting at O'Brien's Hotel, fired guns, illuminated, ana
listened to speeches by Judge Armstrong ana Mr Schet
Kansas They adopted resolutions aud gave cheers Tor
the candidates
TWENTY SECOND WARD SEYMOUR AND BLAIR
CLUB.
A meeting Of the Twenty second Ward Sey-
mour aud Blair Club was held hast evening at No $40
West Fftythld-st The room was crowded ana Dhnd
Of music helped make the occasion refreshing despite
the extreme heat Speeches were made by Marx NJ
4. McMasters Of The freemGns Journal advertised
To be present. but did not put in an appearance.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING AT ELIZABETH, \. J.
The Democracy Of Union County. New Jersey, held
ratification meeting at Elizabeth last evening The sup
porters Of seymour and Blair turned Ddssr aud
Inc crowd was swclled by the jackson association OF
Newark who attended the meeting with banners ny ug
torchlchts Sc The speakers the occasion wcfc Gen.
Eunyon Judge Noar OF Trenton. the Hon VIM Martin Of
Ohio Charles r. Comwelo Of Washington city and Others
Democratic candidates were checred.
SPLENDID REPUBLICAN MEETING IL CHARLES
Ton, ILL.
CHARLESTON, H., July ia large and en-
thuslastc Republican mass meeting was held here 10
day Speeches were made by Gen Jesse Moore Of u
linois and Gen Nathan Kimhall Of Indiana The Tan
nerz are out ID force night torchgat procession
and Col Thomas H. Nelson Is addressing multitude OF
1000 persons The widest enthusiasm prevails, aud
cheer after cheer goes up for Grant and ColiaN-
UNION SOLDIERS CONVENTION IN MISSOURI
ST. LOUIS, July 1j.-The Union Soldiers Con-
vcn.ion at jefferson city today was very largely nt-
tended Col W. NJ Grosner was appointed temporary,
and Gen. John Mcneil permanent President. The fol
lowing resolutions among others. were adopted:
SeondThat We hold to be our duly Ia common Eith
Of the United states enacted by the fcpfesrntatyc5o
state; and that they viii do so al an tmes under an CIR
cuinstarces. aud against oil and every oIgalAtton'
party, or individual Who may attempt 10 uaHpo 'AoH
4lrd THAT We and iadore tho deGiaTa,9n
OF principles laid down by the National Union l'puDll,
car Convention at Chicago, and pledge our earnest ana
hearty support 10 the nominees Of that contention a..
ma a .rrit 81 rebellion which forced upon
paraced n history, and wagcd for purpose hostile 10
every principle Of Republican equality Hud CHRISTIAN
phianihrophy yet entertain malice toward none o,
them who fought against us IN fierce ana open bat ana
while we believe that the forfeiture Of AL political
rights Of the part Of those engaged IN or aided or sympa
hsed with the Rebellion, was legitimate, lust, anu
proper consequence We yet stGhd ItIy 70 ~ W ~
soldiers who met Us In manly neht, equaI loiS ~,
leges the earliest moment consistent WIN inc S'a'c
and National safety.
MICHIGAN DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
DETROIT July 1j.-The Democratic Conven-
I -Fgf4n flffT4 al
assembled IN MeryIu Hall in this city today. Inc non
state ticket was nominated For Governor Jonn Moore
| ~ Saginaw County; for LiCutenautGovernor. :. g.
Conuberry Of ~. Josephs; for secretary Oh ItAte
Miller of Wasenaw for Commissioner OF Land
once Henry Grumell Of Kent Tor Au,oor -
GcneraI col lewis Dnlman OF Wayne. Board Of Educa
tion-Isaac W. Bush OF Oakland; Peter White OF Mar
Guet. and r. y. Smith OF Branch County. VI j. MlS OF
nrtroit was chosen Chairman Of the state Central Com
I mlttee.
! DISTRICT ATTORNEYsHP or PHILADELPHIA.
| PULADFLPHIA July 1j.-William Il. Mann,
Of the Republican CANDIDATES lod ji ~ iy,
understood that Mr. Haselhurst, who was NOMINATED by
tho boilers from the Convention No uI NJ it a.
make new nominations Mr. Haselhurst NOT haYhB YET
prepared his letter. the publication Oh MI MANN ID ue
| ayed.
ANOTHER COPPERHEAD TRICK.
! MEMPHIS, July 15.-A mass meeting Oh ne
brews was held at their Club Rooms tonight 70 consider
Gen Grants order expel4g Jews ron t 1d dter de-
nOuncing the order In the seyerest terms
RATIFICATION MEETING IN CHICAGO ,
! CHICAGO, July 1j.-The meeting OF the
Democrats of Chicago to ratfy the nominations made at
NewYork took place tonight Addresses were made by
S. s. Hayes John G. Boyers, Gen Walker DI. n DAVE
and Col. Mcclure. a torch-bght procession passed
| through the streets.
CONGRESS NOMINATIONS.