New-York tribune., 1868-09-10

,gp and is now again drhtng with an his power and
means for the cause of Grant and CoiaX and the epub
lcan state ticket His opponent, should he receive the
nomination. will doubt he Mr.. Reeves, editor ~ The
WgfcbgGn published at Green1ort l. L. who IL will be
renebered for loyalty during during the rebellion,
was for a long time confined in Fort Lafayette.
ELEVENTH WARD GRANT AND COLFAX CLUB or
BROOKLYN.
The Republicans of the Eleventh Ward of
Brooklyn held meeting last evening at the intersection
OF Fulton and Flatbushaves ander the auspices Of the
abOve-named Association. The large hall. which was
tastefuy decorated with flags and transparencies,
filed to overfowing Among the audience num-
Der or ladies' Previous TO the opening Of the meeting
NAV ~ were ETte rsIeS pbs
meeting TO order, and introduced Mr. J. II. Warwick OF
California who delivered an able speech in which me
showed that the Democratic party was responsible Tor
tha and the fearful evils IL entaed on the country
Col Walter Poor of North Carolina was the next speaker
He reviewed the characters aud antecedents of the
Democratic and Republican candidates for the Presi-
deney claiming that the record of Horato Seymour
OF character 20 render ii impossible for any patriotic
Unon-oyng citizen to support him. while Gen. Grant
deserved to rule the country which his Devotion
valOr, and genius, had saved.
subsequently the meeting was addressed by Gen
Herman United States Consul 20 China and others and
dispersed cheering for Grant and CoiaX GriswOld aud
Cornell.
THIRTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT GRANT AND
CoLFAX CLUB.
TheXIIIth Assembly District Grant and Colfax
Club met last evening at their headquarters No. 1Gl
EIghth-ave The President, Mr.. James Hunter was In
the Chair An invitation TO this Club attend the grand
rally and meeting Of the Boys Blue, 70 be held at
the Cooper Institute on the evening OF the th ust was
accepted Committee perfect gements then
appointed after which the President introduced the Hon.
of the day and stated the principle OF the Rcpub
party 20 give equal rights 10 an sp0ke OF the
merits OF the Republican candidates, Gen. Ulysses s.
Grant and the Hon Schuyler GOfax cOntrasted the poll
ces OF the Republican and Democratic parties, and con
euded with graphic description of Gov. Seymours
acts. The speaker frequently interrupted by the
pauds of the enthusiastic audience. This club Is IN
hOursng condition, and many new names VI cltlzens
were added 10 the roll last evening.
MEETING OF THE THIRD WARD SOLDIERS AND
SAILORS OF BROOKLYN.
A well attended meeting of soldiers and
sailors residents O tins ward, who served their country
in the late war; held last evening at No i49 Mouta
guest. with Mr. Edmund Parsloe OF the 55th n. " in
the chair and Mr. Edward Smithspn Of the lith Brook
yn) y. y. v V. officiating as secretary Dr. Leayt Of
The Independent delivered an able address showing that
depended the uHtrng efforts OF those who mad
stood by the country in the ume OF IT. great trial The
pie would be willing hand the fruits of their
of names were added 10 the roll and Col Barton was ap
pointed delegate 10 the General Committee Of the SOL
diers and Sailors Of Kings County.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE PRIMARY ELECTIONS.
The following resolutions offered 10y Mr..
Sinclair Tousey have been adopted by the Union Rcpub
lcan General Committee
Rolrd Ta The aeut District Association, appreciated 10 this
General Committee be- and hereby requested 90 hold either regular
special meeungs for The purpose Of receiving members into seL
part approaching primary elections
Re.orsd That said District Asaoo be and are hereby requested
e Pabic police the republican pae Of the o Of be h"e'
viii support National aopuee become members Of
Rssocd copy be the President o
ea OF ihv District Associations represented "a hs Committee
SECOND WARD UNION REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION
OF BROOKLYN.
An enthusiastic meeting was held last even
ing under the auspices Of the abovenamed association,
at their headquarters corner Of York aud Man-sts Mr.
Isaac Van Keuren presiding Spirited addresses were
made by MI Van hcuren ana Mt, James Hahiey' the
secretary OF the association whch were loudly dp
plaudcd Many new members were admitted increasing
the names on the association list to nearly ZOO Commit
appointed 10 canvass every portion Of the
ward, after which the meeting adjourned
THE GERMAN REPUBLICANS OF EAST EEw-YoRK.
The German Republicans of East New York
held their second meeting Tuesday evening last
large crowd Of earnest Grant aud Coax pres
Srvvy,-S in Ccrn.n aud by Dr Rice in English A. 10
O'Clock the meeting adjourned with enthusiastic cheers
NewYorS expect TO poll from 900 to 500 Repn6can votes
which Will be gain OF l5O since the last election
SECOND ASSEMBLY, DISTRICT BOYS IN BLUE
This Association met last night at their
rooms No Centrest. Mr.. Robert Welsh, President of
the Club was IN the chair. This Climb has only been
gaHzed ior week. yet already 10 contains over 40 mem
Ders. while applications for membership are beng daily
received.
THE CAMPAIGN IN JAMAICA, IL.
The campaign will be opened in jamaica l..
l. NV meeting at Knickerbocker Hal under the
pices OF the Grant and Colfax Club Monday evening
next The Hon. Chauncey NJ DcpeW and Others Will de-
liver addresses. The Hon Erastus Brooks spoke TO the
Democracy Of Jamaica Oh Tuesday evening
REPUBLICAN MASS MEETING IN BROOKLYN.
A grand mass meeting will be held tonight at
the headquarters Of the Central Union Club, corner Of
Fulton and Concord-sts. Gen Thomas Is. Hite and j
Couch will address the meeting. The NlcksOufg Glee
Club will be present
MEETING AT HUNTINGTON, l.. l., TONIGHT
The Hon. Chauncey NJ. Depew will address
the citizens Of Huntington this Thursday evening the
political issues Of the day.
MCCLELLAN LEGION.
The Mcclellan Legion of the State Of New
York met last evening Masonic Hall IN ultcenthst.
Col Person in the chair listened 10 short addresses
FOURTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT BOYS IN Blue.
The regular meeting Of this fourishing club
will be held at It's headquarters No Pkest., tomorrow
evening. Col Her1cks will address the meeting.
GERMAN REPUBLICAN MEETING IN SYRACUSE.
SYRACUSE, Sept. 9.-The largest German pO-
utca meeting ever held in Central New-York took place
here last night under Republican auspices. street
parade Of a fu regiment OF Boys In BHa" and Is full
companies OF Tanners made. German delegations
from Auburn Liverpool OWascO, aud other places were
present An indoor meeting was addressed Ny carr
schurZ who was afterWard sereuadod al his hotel
NEW-JERSEY.
PRESENTATION AT NEWARK, ~