The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-22
CITY POLITICS.

GRANT AND CoLFAx CAMPAIGN CLUB.-Last even.
ing meeting took place at 81 avenue d OF Grant
ind Cofax club. Mr.. John L. Smith presided and
Mr.. W. E. Cargil acted as secretary. The atend-
lnce was rather slim but twenty-five new Members
from fourteen to twenty five members A nev han
ner and transparency have been hung uy0n the
outer walls, but no very great manifestation OF en-
thusiasm was perceptlble In the proceedings
TIE UNION REPUBLICAN, GENERAL CoMxrrEE-
The Committee on Public Meetings appointa by this
committee met last night at headquarters, orner OF
Broadway and Twenty second street. The ommittee
organized by the election Of John Cochranas chair
ratifying the nomination OF John A. GrM0ld for
Governor and the balance Of the State cket was
unanimously adopted. 1t was also resoiM to Or
ganize the committee into various sub-cmmittees
to make preparations for ratification meang 70 be
held at an early day, such sub-commltteeto be ap-
pointed by the chair on next TUESDAY e,nlng, tn
which time, al the same place, the meetnglereup0n
adjourned.
SIXTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT MEETINa.-ie Union
Republican Association of the Sixth Assembly dis
trict held their regular monthly meeting bt night.
The attendance was good, ana quite a imber OF
new members were enrolled Speeches vre made
by several gentlemen eulogistic or the tate ana
national nominations, and the utmost dhusasm
was manifested respecting both tickets
DISTRICT UNION REPUBLICAN, AssoCA1DN.-The
Union Republican Association OF the 'vnty first
Assembly district held last evening ttil regular
monthly meeting at Masonic Ha Eighty
sixth street. There was quite l3e attend
ance OF regular members present, besid goodly
number anxious to be enrolled under thepublican
banner in the coming campaign. W. DE Camp.
President or the Association, OccupieGhe chair.
The first business in order after the retng OF The
minutes was the reading Of the report olhe Execu.
tive Committee, to whom the appcationbf parties
Tor enrolment had been referred. The conGtee re-
ported favorably on about fifty appc,ons the
regular members cheering Justify as the mes were
called. Other routine business was traScted and
the meeting adjourned, well pleased vii he grow
ing strength OF the organization
TwENTY-FIRsT ASSEMBLY DIsIRICT.-'e Republic
can Union Association, OF the Twenty Gt Assembly
district, met last evening under the prelency of J.
B. Wakeman, at Muers Hall, corner ofl9th street
and Third avenue. There was but a sail attend
ance present The principal object of callers Of
the meeting was to perfect their Organi2ion. Some
informal business was done, and anotl cal. of the
association being left to the option OF president,
the meeting adjourned.
NINETEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT UNn REPUBLI-
CAN CLuB.-A regular meeting Of the Ntteenth AS
sembly district Grant and ColfaX Campal Club was
held yesterday evening at the headquarts Central
Park House, corner of Eighth avenue ~ Eighty
fourth street. when some two hundred mes were
added TO the roll OF working members. y republi-
cans of the Nineteenth Assembly district tmakng
earnest preparations for the campaign.