New-York tribune., 1868-10-08

Tammany Hall Several bands were present and dis
! ccursed excellent mu.c.
A large and successful meeting of the Thir-
! teenth Ward was held al Republican headquarters
WashlngCust, last evening Col Clarke f. Carr Of III
nois, spoke at considerable length on the financial and
commercial prospects OF the co2ntry under Republican
aud Democratic 'Hle respectively Re followed by
f. g. Godney OF New-York, Judge BCrwel Of Vicksburg
! ana other speakers.
! An enthusiastic Grant and Co'fax meeting
Was held in the Ebbiit Rooms, Broadway, corner OF
thirty thrdst, last evening. The Republicans Of both
good were listened to with attention, and loudly ap-
paaded NJ the close Addresses delivered BY 1aJOr
Mr. Boole.
The IXth Assembly District Grant and Colfax
Boys IN Bue met last evening at the Beecker Buildings
ceedings enthusiastic The President OF the Association
Major Lockwood Who made forcbie address on the
issues Of the day Eloauent speeches were also made by
Col DE Costa and Others.
Latimer Hall, Court ST., was crowded in
every part last evening by the Grant and Cofax Club OF
the Sixth Ward. Major Gen. Gates who was received
WIN great enthusiasm took general view OF the prn'
cpes OF the two political parties. His sarguments against
the democratic faction temperate, able, and eX-
hauStye He was followed by Judge Frost OF New
hampshire, who made an eloquent address
A large and enthusiastic meeting of the With
Assembly District Grant and CoaX Club was held last
evening at No. 40 Grandst the President, James NJ
very pithy address He followed by the Hon. T..
Delahed Smith, who delivered most stirring and
Grants military record Theo. 5. sanxay and D. d.
DaVey also addressed the meeting.
The largest meeting ever held in Mount
kisco, Westchestcr County, held in KiscO Hall
TUESDAY evening under the auspices Of the Grant and
Elliot c. Cowdn, President OF the Club. occupied tho
chair The speaker the Hon Chauncey NJ. Depew, with
his usual eoquence and clearness placed forth the great
issues OF the campaign such light 10 conyc-
tfon to the minds of the most politically benghted Of bis
audience.
The Democrats of the Sixteenth Ward had a
banncr-rasing and public demonstration last evening at
the corner Of Twenty-lourIh-st and seventlaye Inc
Morgan Doheny, Richard Dongherty and others ad-
dressed the meeting During Mr. OGornan's address
tile platform broke down. prccpating all the speakers
TO the ground. Fortunately no injured. There
were over 1000 persons present large number of whom
were ladies and children.
The Republicans of Queens /. l., dedicated
their TanueTy in Doughtys Grove Tuesday evening
last The turnout of the people on the occasion was
guarantee that the " Great American Tanner" will DO
uoby sustained in that vicinity. Tne large audience
many OF whom ladies, were addressed by Mathew
Hale smith, J. c. Brauerd and John NJ Crane, esq. A
present, the latter enlivenng the meeting by sing
ing several campaign songs
The German Grant and Colfax Campaign Club
OF the XIIth Assembly District held Its weekly meet
Diccks in the chair There are members Of the
Club who present and listened to the orators Of the
evening, Dr. T. V. Holder and Alfred Earl. Borh were
warmly appauded and received not only the unanimous
thanks OF the Club. but besides, three hearty cheers
The Club intends To do good work in this usually very
strongly Democratic Ward.
There was a grand Republican demonstra-
tion at Monroe, Orange County on Monday night. Ihe
Chester were present The crowd numbered 1000
people large portion OF which Irish citizens. who
had turned ont TO welcome their fellow cOuntr}men,
Major Haggerty and Mcssrs Clark and Clancy who went
from this city 10 address the meeting Tho MAJOR de-
yered stirring address, aboundlng WIN VIII ana ahco
d0te which very much amused his hearers
At the Democratic County Convention held
at Ryerhead on Tuesday evening. me Io2",ng M9Ss'
was placed IN nomination: For Member OF Assembly,
Col j. L. Gardner superintendent of County IoOr IL =
Luce; C0rOners, T. i. Jarvis ana D. H. Van Scoy. inc
following persons were elected as delegates To the Con-
gress0ual Convention to be held AT Jamaica on the gth
ust C. A. Iierson, W. VI. Bells, j. l. Fielder = l. Rose.
II. c. Platt, and T. Bryant meeting was subsequently
held in the Court House, which addressed by H. Jen-
nngs, j. II. Reid, aud b. h Payne
The delegates to the Republican judiciary
Convention met last evening at the General Commit
tees Rooms aud organized by appointing Mr. Ethan
Allen chairman aud IL; g KoDnson @ ana Jos,pa l
from the Ild aud nth Assembly District, but the Com
mitfee decided 90 delegation headed by Theodore VIII
liams and John n Farmer regular \ committee OF
Conference api ntcd TO confer with the committee
from the Tweuty-tb.dst. organization they having Of
fcTcd 10 cooperate with regar. 10 tie nominations mat
scdgWlck city Judge and would support any cnnd-
date that might be nominated Tor Judge OF tho supreme
after winch the Convention adjourned 10 mrci on the
l4th inst as not known positively that Sir scdg-
wick would accept the nomination.
The Queens County Democratic Convention
met AT the Court House Ia North lemp-iead on Tuesday
Assembly Ist District James H. Pcarsa ~ Oy ter Bay
tnrney Beniamin Downing Flushing; County Superln
tendcnt the Poor, joseph Curtis. Hemlsiead Dele
which meets al Jamaica to-day. At tine Congrc--ionm
Convention there viii undoubtedly be surfing het bc-
tween Richmond and 5uh9lk Coln'ies k.chin'sd Cn"n
Is yi have two sets of delegates. one SET III aFot OF
Dwight Townsend, and the other Tor Irastus bfOokH
suffolk claims the nomination n pn ,Ihs,e oi 'he PROM, W
l~e OF the Hon. stephen Taber ana ms Hchds mace ~
1866. that 10 the nomination was tNch MN 'H' li',
folk should have 1t n 1903 suffolk ON t9e suchsh oi
this promise presents three candidates. and queens one