New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-30
NETWORK.

Two thousand Republicans were IN council
hyered by Gen. NJ. r Heite and Hamilton Ward.
The Hon. A. W. Tenuey OF New York and
Col A NJ Wood Of Queens addressed the Republicans 81
Jamaica l., l., last evening at knickerbocker Hall
The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher will speak
upon the issues OF the campaign in The Brooklyn AcaGcmy
ported.
The Republicans of North Hampstead. J.. J..
held rousing meeting last evening az The oufoH House
Judge Barbour and Mr. H. Bradford Prince addressed inc
| meeting at treat length.
The Young Mems Democratic Club met last
evening at the intersection OF Broadway and Twenty
thirdst Mr. William j. Rose was in The chair Addresses
were made BY Mr. c. C. Langdon Of Alabama and others
The Eighteenth Ward Tanners Club of Brook
Ign will hold meeting at Broadway and Myrtleave.,
Thursday night, L. O. Culver and others VIII mahe
speeches
The Democratic Convention OF Albany County
nominated Rufus " Peckham jr, for District Attorney.
and John McEwen for County Clerk The Democrats II
The I'D Assembly City District Of tbs county nominated
John NJ. klm5al for Assembly.
The Boys in Blue and Republicans in Sing
Sing viii raise banner tomorrow evening Tie River
towns arc expected 70 unite in torcngh professor;
after which speeches VIII be made oy COL J. D. IEoip' 81
Kentucky. and j. j. Couch, esq
The Fifteenth District German Republican
Club addressed LAST evening, by Mesrs G. Beyere.
and Dr. Alexander Wider At the close, cheers
given for Grant and Colfax, Grswod and Cornell
The Grant and COltax Boys in Blue hava
offered an escort to tic delegation OF the Union LcarHa
Club TO the great demonstration IN Philadelphia on
Thursday and Friday The members of the Cub pIopos-
ing to go to Philadelphia VIII meet at the ClnD Rooms
this evening
The IXth Assembly District Boys in Blue met
last evening az Lebanon Hal, No 10 Abmefons9 uar
meeting was large and very enthusiastic and telling aG
dresses were made BY Col. Rush C. Hawkins andNoh A.
b. Sage. This club is receiving new accesSOBs 10 iS
ranks every day.
The YOrkvile Grant and C0lfaX Campaign
Club held public meeting az their Iannely ~ Eietty
sxth,st, between Third and Fonrtl-ayes last evtmny
r. HOrltO Z. President.
The Tannery Was neatly decorated and good band en-
more than enthusiastic, and the Tannery was literally
packed, many OF tile A" unterrbrd' having cone q
BE enlightened on the political issues " The DAY.
They manifested much interest in the remarks ~ iha
several speakers, after mterrupng them 10y applause
and cheers After the opening OF the meeting tBe ples
| dent introduced COL f. b. Thorpe who made q p.thy
address lntersperscd with many anecdotes. PIE MGhy
enjoyed the Republican candidates for President sni
Vice President, gave graphic description of Gen Gi.ts
war record. and instituted comparison between
the Republican and Democratic candidates on
the National and State tickets Al the close Of h,
remarks, glee CLUB entertained INC addeLce
Mr. j. Kllbourn the Albany mechanic" delivered tue
next address and conrasted the position OF The Repub
had once read in book called The "Gospel 81 Peace
that a man seymour who was called SGye0re," coud
closed by appealing to the w0rkincnen 10 All ~ thcw
powsr 10 keen the ball rolling The meeting adjourned
with cheers for Grant, COax, and GriswOld and Le eIr
tire tickets, National and state.
The following important order to the Boys
HS,OaUlKrERs Bow BLrE" Nrw ioEE. sept % ls,t
NashingonsquAe THURSDAY Oct J. ror preparatory 10 tna'
iug Philadelphia where te viii pspse gau deifft
held in shat By The Soldiers And SALON 81 e iEtl
States following The Fogtr Dsous rrLr tae Ni.r)
night resting MacdO gast facing south Sith f"
the square hight the int rsecton o ''
D.giEon-east
place facing Loyal German Boy, bsesUs t'
ghi the intersection Of WshHeoap'e $50 i1 'G,af
Ninth side -htrng on University isB uot
Seventh resting Ic tt-sfruI u it"h
son st with square; Fh Dhs0uest SIDE r-l 7tsir on
Fonrthst facing Mlrshas shall promptly report % ti 81" san
northwest OF The the r1sal "i TIE
respective Divisions the ground 40 Oroca a. sha'rI
he command March Vii be- nrta when the Zen % DIVE
the Navefry place fin d - proper
viii be through Waserey place, SKsv- Cuoup4ce, tG'er
FOurteeuthst BrOadwa Nplug g.. MrrrsL tsi t4
Desbrossee tie When tie couund reaches e br,"
House Fifth and Clinton place % Ei be- haH FOR '
pose receiving the General OMc and Others Who have been
ani Philadelphia. Commanding officers =" CABS
Chief Of staff and from uin o. n1snn
h occasion sod CONSIST Ofdls erl $3.50
By order Gen Cnas n Graham, g. AL -lstr'ai
SAvUkL TEUtspEtL, s. 4iant6eIsfa.
general order from Headquarters sixth DIVISION, IN
nounces the staff of the Division Marshal - follows
Ehas H. Patrick. Captain, A. \. g., and Chcf 81 san
Henry Mayeh, Major, and Division Inspector y. l~
Mackenzie, Captain, and Division QaarlCIlIste A,G--
de-camp Lieut.-CO Frank Williams, capt. A. I. l!i-
. ing Capt. William d. Dubois and Capt Alexander Mac
IeOd
EMBARKED DOR THE GREAT CONVENTION.
UTICA Sept pa large delegation oi Boys
in Blue headed hv Col o. T. Ha,er TOOK 90 tram ti.s
evening for Philadelphia, 20 attend the great Mass '"
veutiun OF Soldiers.