New-York tribune., 1868-07-03
POLITICAL.
KINGS COUNTY DELEGATES TO TIKI REPUBLICAN
STATE CONVENTION.

STATE CONVENTION.
The Kings County Union Republican Assem-
bly, District Conventions held last evening aud
tho following named gentlemen were chosen AS dele
gates TO the Republican State Convention to meet at
Syracuse on the Sth OF July;
ra District rsi So po I'D En s'rsssSp S,d, G''Soy
Becuis and George Edwards, alernaies
Second Third Fourth and Elcrenh Eards "A Thorn.
Robbins and William l. Steers delegates G. H. Roberts Joseph
Tss "T Dst q s,s and Icerh Bords P KssyOn P
RUSSELL d. 0SuiVau delegates Hugh Allen j. b. Brnsnie and
Fc.rS District (EgAs, Tenth and Tr,''.',,ond a. Is"ss
WGodhed Ss%ge. fTos aPa q pa p d. DaAs 0et'' w" " ~
resolution adopted requesting delegates to the
state Convention from the lid Congressional District 10
urge the appointment OF Slas b. Dutcher as member Oh
the State Central Committee.
Ter " W Goodrich and Timothy G. Cronn delegates Robert
wds Job johnson and Thomas G. % Sherman ma isPa as ua Six
ward Horace Warren Nineteenth Ward Atenate'Geo
sr:T -Cbae T. R.ynG9d JOIN a. Brad
VIM Lesyea Thirteenth Ward Samuel T. Maddox aud "@ H.
FSh Deeg,e,Ch,res Talbot fifteenth wsr
Archibald NJ Bliss Seventeenth Ward; C. W GODDARD Eighteenth
T eS; W. Hi%s pas.:u sse Rssso % ''
YiTt Ditlc (Yipn Trerhyr Words and County Torns
tsis.sw& Ta56i ,9 Julian Allen DI
UNION REPUBLICAN, GENERAL COMMITTEE:
This Committee held meeting last evening,
the Hon f. J. Fithian in the Chair Mr.. Charles Spen
Ger submitted report Naturalization laws which was
adopted after some discussion. Mr.. Pnckney offered
resolutions protesting against the bill authorizing de-
ductiOn OF 10 per cent from the interest on United taeS
loans and Committee Of three consisting OF MeSsIs
Waldo IIuchins William Il. Stewart and Isaac " hunt
was appointed present the at the state C0nyen
ton which is to be held Syracuse the 9th OF July
DELEGATES TO THE REPUBLICAN, STATE CON
YENTION.
JEFFERsoN-TI District. - Morgan Augs-
burg. oliver Child W. II. Thompson o., \,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF Chautauqua COunty-m'
p. Bembs, W. l.. Sessions, and NJ. X. Brewer.
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION IN ELMIRA
ELMIRA, July 2.-ln the Convention here TO,
day delegates TO the Congressional Convention were
elected follows: ID. L. Pickering, Jno g. Lowman. VIM
Cen State delegates, j. |. NlCkS, j anes
Mccain, aud ~ Baker, are instructed to vote TOT Gen
THE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS AT SYRACUSE.
Gen. III. Barnum, Chairman of the Soldiers
and Sailors state Cehtral Committee has published
circular containing the following resolution which was
recently adopted by the Executive COmmltteo' ..,
Resolved That the Chairman and Secretary OF th, Co%ms oe .,
quesed circular letter and ADDRESS y 70 esa s S IN
county their respective districts and where any county
onA District act Campaign Committee to strsaSe Toe
Counties and 10 report such uames at Of the Central
Committee bed the CITY Of Syracuse on the dh d OF Ia
The Convention Will meet in Syracuse on the Sth inst'
FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT (wESTCHESTER) RE-
PUBLICANS.
The delegates to the first Republican Con
venton for the It Assembly District met at the RepuD
can headquarters in the village OF 1onkers Yesterday
afternoon sas D. Clifford esq OF a05kers %as cSe
son, jr., appointed Secretaries Elhan flagS' es
Of Yo9kers Dr n freeman ar Oh oss ss deegaes TO
represent the district in the State Convention 10 De he
at Syracuse on the Sth inst
| SEVENTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT GRANT AND
COLFAX CLUB.
| The Soldiers and Sailors of the XElltl
Assembly District last night at the Wlgwam F0ft
sixthst to organize Grant and Coax Campaign CluD,
elected as temporary Chairman and secretary. On
notion committee was appointed to drait resolutions
and report upon permanent organization. After remarks
by members the meeting adjourned TO meet on Friday
evening, July 10, at the same place.
GRANT AND CoLFAX CLUB OF THE SECOND AS
sEAfBLY DISTRICT.
The Grant and COlfax Club OF the lid AS
semby District met last evening at Kesslers Hotel No
AIS Pearst There good attendance III spite OF tne
oporessive temperature OF the night and several new
names were enrolled There was good speaking.
and an excellent spirit OF earnesness ana enthusiasm ioI
thoroughly wide.awake organizations in the city and Is
doing good work
NrW GRANT AND COLFAX CLUB-THE LOYAL
| SOLDIERS OF THE SIXTEENTH DISTRICT.
Pursuant to a call published IN the morning
papers the loyal soldiers OF the XVIth Assembly District
Eighteenth Ward) met last evening at GermahIa hd
Thirdaye and Eghteenthst, for the purpose OF FORM
ing an Organization through which to act during the
coming campaign In spite OF Inc ine % tba Tnion
Gathered in the hall Capt NJ Cregan called the meeting
10 order and nominated Gen. Hudson Lawrence as leln
porary Chairman Capt Crsgan was enIscn I1eSt
Gen. Lawrence, in taking the chair naIe an eiUue &
speech Gen Lawrences speech as received WIN srea, At
applause and motion pelng n1ue Gr"a ~ aaS chosen
permanent organization, capt Cregam "' Tr,es
President by acclamaton Lieut. James mes Ham,
WAS First NlCe-Pitslueht,
on Second VicePresident, Private James Little lIeSs
| urer and Drummer James Towey secretary. htsolu'
tionS were adopted enthusiastically indorsing tue cah1
dates selected and the principles enumerated az tne ie
publcan Convention in Chicago and pedging the eares'
snnport OF tho loyal soldiers to both. Capt Cregah m
tr6duced resolution, which was unanimously au9pteu
amid great enthusiasm. On the register OIL naes | b
opened nearly enrolled as members Oh tne
Cnb being the largest commencement YET maue ny auy
political club in the city. -
TUIRTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT GRANT AND
COLFAX CLUB.
Gen. John ID. Macgreggor will address tile
yIIth Assembly District Soldiers and Sailors Grant ana
CnifaT CamnaiSn Club at their Headquarters, No l6l
Eih,S corner of Eighteenth-st, this evening AT
O'Clock.
EXECUTION AT ST. HYACINTHE, CANADA.