New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-03
GRANT AND CoLFAX.
RATIFICATION IN TRENTON.
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TRENTON, June 2.-The Republicans will rat
fy their nominations here on Thursday night senator
Nye and Gov Pollock arc TO speak
NATIONAL UNION REPUBLICAN MEETING.
An enthusiastic meeting of the supporters of
Grant and COlfax held last evening under the aus
pices of the Central Committee at the Republican head
quarters corner Of Twenty-second-st. aud broadway
On notion the Chair taken by Mt Esihanel Apple
10 the object for which they were sembled There were
twoimpOrtant planks in the Rpubcan platform adopted
The first was tat retiring to reconstruction, and the
Other the Ieso9F repudating the Pendletonlan IMAM
cal scheme a declaring that the faith Of the Govern
ment must De preserved invioate The idea OF nation
TcpudaD its lawful obligations incurred to enable
At ". put down rebellion and preserve natoha
existence, mOnstrous The antagonists
e party We're 1e b sSS So NOV oonnne 70
fght them until they should be so thoroughly Killed on
rccted In Gen Grant they had leader whose name
and record constituted the best guarantees for ms tutre
while in Schuyler Colfax they possessed one who was
equally remarkable for sterling patriotism and high
zed the course pursued by the Republican party whose
measures elaed were alone capable OF restoring 10
= The Hon d. Culver next addressed the meeting, and
ad he should preface the remarks he intended making
al the Convention. The Convention was really remark
able one, remarkable from the fact that then for
the first time seen at q Republican COnyen-
tiOn a full and hearty representation from every
State IN the Union IL might naturally be expected that
beronv Of tbsir dei{beTaiions But the contrary was
oeoupjed the attention OF the Convention, the
utmost and most gratifying unanimity prevailed.
Chairman announced that Gen. Grant had received
unanimous nomination, sublime: Equal harmony
cbsracterized the nomination Of Mr.. COlfax TO the
Vice.Presdency. The delegation from New York
g GSa Cow i1SO0 Fenton, but when NeTJersey and
Othor States broke nothing remained for them but 70
sSe nomination OF Schuyler Colfax. The candidates
aud INC platform GGnnS Sas oT %TI ba O np DS
which TO stand. The Endorsement py zen.
Grant IN his letter Oh seeeP HoIl5 he boped
have the effect Of sleneg the cavis OF what was styled
the % a P1es OF Repnba2 sentiment were
constantly opposing al RepuDhean measures ano
fbey had been been carried into successful OPERA
toh He himself recollects seeing three journals of
change suddenly from being violent opponents, INTO evO
Gates OF principles for which Horace Greeley had been
The eoouent speaker defended the ACTON Of Congress-
IN eudowng the negro with the ballot and this he mann
Justice aud aording the bese guarantee for the future
loyalty OF the Rebel States Judge Culver resuming
subsequently, the meeting was addressed by Major
To1sd n fs s tf ad Sses Ga e %Se
adjournment took place.
KINGS COUNTY REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMIT
s'-7ax = TEE.
A regular meeting of the Kings County Re-
publican General Committee was held at their headquar-
te over the Post ONCE, Westinghouse, last evening
dnwmittee on the Twelfth Ward contested election
reported progress the report accepted and the
meeting The report Of the Treasurer presented and
laid upon the table, after which Mr. s. Bellows Chair
man of the Executive Committee offered the following
resolutions in Endorsement OF the nominees OF inc Chca
eS Thai tie action Of the National Convention Republican
parry lately sea A. ChsssS ana 1s P1 65os, S @ @
issolved That in the Of Gen Grant for President
people TISogsboa ever InSs1Dg patriotism AID wise d,
seeSny Of he Republic A. banners oOus
S Sss f' sS5 a s,s az & United s ScsbsT
lead the whole country to PerHaneni sD4 nhteoas peace
date whose pubic life bears testimony bis honesty tdel and
SSs nsusacs q RepaSesn institutions having achieved
t ops Of he ratoa ssd should Providence remove
during the next Presidential tern ne elected .S hh S s5 sby
oa peAdy oOuptOs and one who wi" remain 'h0 70 TIE
vd That meeting the Republicans Of King, Comfy be
ss this early date or The r1issA03 81 !h acton %
whole matter referred the Executive Committee With power
ated by the Republican National Convention at Chicago,
were made by Mssf Money esen SG SSh V fbe gsc
tons were unanimously adopted.
NEW GRANT AND CoLFAX CLUB IN THE
xXIsT WARD.
A meeting composed of about $50 persons was
held last evening at No e9 secondaye iSr t9s pTP2se
xXIst Ward The meeting organized y .s sS election q
Mr., McQuade as temporary Chairman, and Samuel NJ.
ing was then briefly Announced by the Chairman after
which the following named officers were elected Pres.
Secretary Samuel NJ Cox. and an Executive Committee
Mr. r. G. Johnson. Great enthusiasm was manifested
Grant and COlfax in the Eighteenth DISTRICT Ine
meeting adjourned for one week
D. GRANT AND CoIFAx CLUB IN EEw-LoNDoN.
The Republicans of NewL0ndOn organized
on Monday eyeSng Grant and Collar Club and elected
Major John A. Tbbts for President, with long hst o.
YicePresiaents and secretaries.
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