New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-16

Nelson Mott. The Hon. WIN A. Daring was unan.
by several strong friends OF the cause after which til
meeting adjourned to assemble at the place att
this evening.
HOFFMAN CLUB
The Citizens Hoffman Club improvised n
demonstration last night at Pythagoras Hall All the
seductive attractions Of music fireworks and lumna.
ons were avlshy employed for the purpose drawing
the unerred" into the hall to listen TO the thunders
Of eloquence in store for them but strange 10 narrae
the assembage was not quite so large and enthusiastic
might have supposed 1t would have been consd-
erng the extensive arrangements made for the OCCASION
However meeting was eventually Drought iogcther,
the band played, and the fireworks went on ana aIter
that Seymour was Infinitely superior to Grant ana Hon
man to GriswOld the enlightened audience dispersed
peaceably and quietly. singular to say.
EIGHTEENTH DISTRICT GRANT AND C0LFAX
CLUB.
There was large meeting at the Headqaar-
of this Club last evening oratons delivered
by Gen. Oakley Of Brooklyn and other good speakers
Seymour, Blair, Pendleton and other prominent Demo
Gratis treated with little courtesy and their hypoo-
rsy and completely with treason were thoroughly shown
up.
TWENTIETH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT BOYS IN BLUE.
This Club, of which Whitman V. White is
President, met last evening Mt the large wigwam in
Eghtysxhst After the transaction OF routine bust,
ness the military officers elected. 10 was resolved
to call upon the Central Committee to furnish 100 mi
forms for the use OF the members when On parade The
Club Will take part in the t0rchight procession or the
Loyal Veteran Grant Clubs tomorrow evening; The
Committee Conference reported that they had met
with great difficulty In coming to an amicable under
standing with another Grant Club In the district,
with which they had been Instructed to conner Win the
view OF eheeting union Of tho two The number OF
members in this second club, the President OF which IS
Major Terry the Committee could MOI ascertain but they
report that Major Terry rejected their offers ndgnant
IL was ultimately resolved that another effort toward
reconciliation should be made, and it hoped that the
two clubs will soon be merged into one
PARADE OF LOYAL VETERAN GRANT CLUBS.
The grand tOrchlight procession and mass
meeting of the Grant and Coax Boys Blue Of this and
adjacent cities which of tomorrow night, will be
OF the finest political demonstrations since the open
least 1900 Of the Boys" JON the procession. and
delegations from sing Sing and most OF the Hudson
of procession will be not short Of 5000 pyrotechnc
figure representing the destruction OF the MeIlmaes ny
demonstration. Uniforms are beng dispatched TO the
various district organizations fast they can be pro-
cured.
KINGS COUNTY GENERAL REPUBLICAN COM
MITTEE.
At meeting OF this Committee, held last
evening It was resolved that the primary meeting under
the auspices OF the several Ward and Town Associations
be held on Tuesday Sept 49, for the election of five dele
Assembly County CITY, and Congressional Conventions
and for nominating ward officers. The Committee d.,
rected meetings 10 De held or before Tuesday the 2d
inst for registration aud revision OF the rolls and the
election for delegates 20 city, County Assembly, and
Congressional Conventions to take place on the 29h inst
the Assembly Convention 10 be held Oh Oct the Con-
gresaona one, Saturday Oct 9; City and County, SEPT
which the Committee adjourned.
THE SECOND ASSEMBLY, DISTRICT BOYS IN BLUE
The lid Assembly District Boys in Blue met
last evening at No Centerst. The President OF the
Club SIr. Robert NJ. weeh occupied the chair Capt.
made by the President and other members OF the CUB
and the greatest enthusiasm prevailed The Club now
numbers about 20 members ana is increasing with great
rapidly.
NINTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT BOYS IN BLUE.
A meeting of this club was held at Lebanon
Hall last evening A large number Of new members
were enrolled Vice.Presdent Lieut. Tompkns was in
the chair Lieut. Thomas Homer acted as Secretary An
invitation TO parade on Thursday TIE l7th was received
II uniforms be procured, II VIII be accepted. An in
cePcd and t%o compsnes Tor paroles were orgaizod
Ana so ,o Sr vonneers Frs eA a.
Whitman. 10th y. Y. state Volunteers; Company b
Capt j. Laugtn, 79th n. Y. state Volunteers; First
Lieut. @. L. Coppins. 18th Mass Volunteers; Second
Lent w Leslie. Hawkins Zouayes Third Lieut. j. III. g.
Allen. Serbs Engineers. Eloquent speeches were made
by Major Forbes Capt. Homer. Capt. Tompkins, and
others. The meeting was full Of enthusiasm over the
from Maine. The Boys ia Blue OF the Ninth Ward
are in line Of battle.
EXCELSIOR CLUB Bows IN BLUE.
A rousing meeting was held by this Club at
the ST. Johns Hotel last evening After the usual bust
ness, Daniel Mcfarland esq, addressed the meeting in
a Id Capt EHu and others made Short and earnest
addresses II voted that the Club join the demon
stratiOn the i7h INST Nineteen more members were
added 70 the list making 10 in all. The meeting ad
journed amid great enthusiasm and three cheers and
MASS MEETING AT WHITE PLAINS.
The Republican Union County Convention
will he held the 2sth nst at White Plains, on which
occasion there will be grand mass meeting OF the s2-
diers aud Sailors Grant ana COfaX Clubs throughout the
county Extensive preparations are on FOOT ana 1t Is eX
pected to be the largest aud most imposing political
demonstration ever held III old Wcstchester.
NATURALIZATION FRAUDS.
On the Goth ult Patrick Kearns presented
himself at tho White Plains Courthouse, and then
uamralized by County Judge, County Clerk aud his
deputy although ms first papers bear date March -,
iS7 The Republicans got wind Of the fraud, ana the
guilty parties destroyed Kearns papers, with the official
County record OF Inc same.
GERMAN CENTR Al CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE.
At a special meeting of the German Central
Grant and Colax Campaign Committee last night, Dr.
Muir IN the Chair The Committee appointed TO answer
the articles published IN different daily papers, by the
German Grant aud Colfax Campaign Club, submitted
report which was unanimously adopted DF; naamaIn
followed IN very able speech, AFTER which the meeting
adjourned.
THE BOYS IN BLUE.
A meeting of Presidents of clubs and Com
manders Of companies of Boys in Blue was held at the
Tonth Ward Hotel, OF Broome and Forsyth,sts
last evening the purpose az consulting in regard 10
n1aI evening" ic Col william Werm
srsRrch PRESIDED and officers Of of different
SiT5d Of Marshals, Aidede Camps, etc.
and stated that, by direction Of the Grand
cressional Dlsrict-First Second, Third Fourth.
Fifth aud Eighth wards-will march IN procession
to receive the clubs from Jersey City, H0boken Newark
and other places in that section at the Barclays and
Courandst ferries and the cuba OF the Vth Congress;
sioa District will receive the clubs or Brooklyn ana
Wainsburgh the Fulton ferry. After the reception
the organization viii move. with music playing, ana TO
the Cooper Institute and after the close OF the meeting
there win be fine display OF fireworks ana the entire
body will proceed With torches 10 che Union League Club
House where a serenade will be given largo number
OF minor details discussed but the final deternina
ton OF them was left TO this evening. The meeting adj
ourned To- this evening at o'clock the place.
The forthcoming display promises 10 be one OF the most
imposing aud attractive OF the campaign and Will doubt
less attract much attention.