New-York tribune., 1868-09-07

South II devOyes upon 10 render harmless by It's de-
structon at the November election And not before this
is accomplished viii the great struggle between freedom
and slavery be fought out In closed ranks side by side
with fellow citizens OF American BIRTH and shoulder
10 shoulder with the great proud Renublcan party,
which helped 10 found. ghc, and lead TO victory
viii condGct TINS campaign in the sp1t Of the Deelara
ton OF independence and in harmony with the free deyo
opment and strengthening growth Of the great Republic
Aner the adoption OF the resolutions Gen Carl rchnrz
was introduced TO the audience, and was received VIII
yocIerous applause Gen. Schurz in clear ana RAPID
seches reviewed the present state OF affairs the s0uh
the reconstruction policy of Congress. Ny Policy the
platforms Of the two parties the candidates the financial
question: and the respective influence or thc Germans IN
the Republican and Democratic party. After he ma
concluded DR. schultz was introduced and made shcr,
speech Later in the evening Cen sehuTz was serenaded
at the house OF Mr. Jacob. aud made few remarks TO
the crowd which was assembled in the street
SIXTEENTH ASSEMBLY GRANT AND CoLFAX
CLUB.
A meeting of this Club will be held at No.
JOG Third-ave this Monday) evening. Business Of im
pOrtance viii be brought before the Club
FIFTEENTH ASSEMBLY GRANT AND coLFAX BOYS
IN BLUE.
The Rows in Blue of the Fifteenth Assembly
District turned force Saturday evening, and
glnized campaign club t2 be known as the Fifteenth
paign Club and elected the following named permanent
olhcers President, Sergt. VIM r. Ancot; VicePresi.
Ties Lieut. John Miller Private Chas. Wilson, Treas
urer Lieut.. VIM Wilson. Rousng speeches were made
by several members after which the meeting adjourned,
with cheers for the whole ticket.
FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT GRANT AND COLFAX
CLUE.
A meeting of the First Assembly District
Grant and COax Campaign Club is called this even
inc at headquarters, No Is Hudson-st Mr Charles v
Lewis is President of the Club, and Mr.. Thomas F. Nc
Cabe Secretary.
SIXTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT GRANT AND COLFAX
BOYS IN BLUE.
AT meeting of this organization on Satur-
GapeS Gg aeBemen we're 1 elected civil Officers Geu
De GruShe President; Sargent D., W; Fuller Vice
Alfred A. Booth. Treasurer
HEBREW GRANT AND COLFAx CLUB.
A meeting of the Hebrew Grant and Coltax
Campaign Club is to be held TOMORROW evening at No
Delahcey-st the BOwey. The Club Is new, and de-
the encouragement Of every Republican
GERMAN GRANT AND COLFAX MASS MEETING
AT TROY.
The German Grant and COlfaX Campaign
Club OF Troy VIII nauguraie the approaching contest by
a meeting, to be held on the l4th inst banner
by Dr. Frederick SehuetZ Of this city Col Fredander Of
Albany, and others
PRESIDENTS OF BOYS IN BLUE CLUES.
In accordance with the resolutions adopted
few days by the Central Committee. the Presi-
of the Clubs in the various Congressional Districts
". No. rs HudsOnst. VIII No 179 Lexington-avc:
S0 go; oF Ffss Es5een IA GeGs a SGr aSd S
and Eghthave. Thirdaye.
VII No. % Thlrd-aye
SOME HINTS TO PUBLIC SPEAKERS.
Three blunders were made at Republcan
meeting held III Latimcr Hail. South Brooklyn ON friday
evening .
l. Inc principal spcdheI dlhouOcu IVi 'O evening" VI"
2 speaker from New-Jersey was so long winded that
he tired his audience.
g. handful OF young Democrats who made occasional
interruptions were scoded by an exarmy colonel
Each of these acts was an error. because:
!. When audience assemblies % near a popular
speaker, his nOnappearance Is dsappoinment ana pro-
duccs chill Speakers should be careful to fuhii theF
2 Short speeches are the most effective A word in
season. neatly said is generally remembered, ana te le
OF political gathering IN its variety and IN What Is
called snap" Once in a while, elaborate argument
is useful but chiefly when there is special occasiOn-as
when distinguished staesmap is tQ speak in large
hall IN ward meetings and all local gatherings snort
aud pthy speeches. and plenty oil speakers are Seheid
q Democrats should be encouraged to attend Repub-
can meetings-nOt rcbuked fOrdOng when the soNer
went OF the seed fell by the Naysde An
fruit. II the Democratic clement being young ana
un wise as it was night the South Brooklyn meet
ing becomes too Obstreperous II can be easily eXpfeu
but when as was the case last night the interruptions
laOn keen retOrt would silence the ctlI
and the meeting would be all the spicier IL should pe
remembered that but little OF the pure gospel OF freedom
is ever heard in sO-called democratic neeng i lhe
young men should be made freely welcome IN ~ P
where the doctrine OF true deinoSfay - y me omen
ing OF the Fall campaign. Interest In the issues of tne
canvass is awakened. and the public discussions fAOulu
~ ''''' ''~'' INew-York Evening Post.
REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF QUEENS CO.
The Republican Central Committee of Queens
County will meet this afternoon at Hunters Point.
ALLEGANY GOOD FOR FOUR THOUSAND.
SCIO, Allegany Co., Sept. 5.-The Scio Grant
and Cofax Club dedicated their wigwam tonight
Good speeches were delivered by the Hon. H. Bems' T.
Angel. esq, and L. y. Canfeld esq. Fifteen hundred
people were present and the enthusiasm exceeded any
thing since 1850 Allegany good for 1900.
NJ. s. DAVIS, Chairman Grant and Coliax Club.