New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-09
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POLITICAL.
NINTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT GRANT AND coLrAx

| CLUB.
A special meeting of the IXth Assembly Dis
rict Grant and Colfax Club held last evening al
Lebanon Hail. Abingdon-square large and enthusiast
Kirby presided as Chairman The opened
to lnaugurate the coming campaign by stated social en-
terainnents for the accomplishment Of which object
many new names had BEEN proposed for membership
the re Tide hS IN few PpTOPrats remarks welcomed
who has been travelling in Europe many past
and eparated by Thousands of me yse hs lad even
taken the deepest interest In its welfare. Returning
again to the sphere Of political circles he rejoced 10
find his colleagues had been bestirrng themsevest &c
the best Of their ability. and that every was now
doing bus duty for the advancement Of the good
| Mr. Toucey next introduced TO the audience Mr.. A.
Bradley, a coored Senator, from Savannah Ca, who
as He hsd co%e 70
meeting to see what means were being used to snre the
men who Georgia would vote for with large majority
had been wonderful changes in Dixie through the wis
dom of the North Now the blacks could not only vote
the last election the been declared by Con
servayes and Copperheads as fit to vote as horse was
become the most influential and educated OF men: Chi
canery. threats, brides, &c. were pIaeteed by Dem9
The Fifth Ward Of New-York was particularly nOcea
greatly In politics those who We're thieves called out
thief" first and so it had been with these last The
PsOPS the Tned States Though the
word color was not in Il, yet u fully ,h!, pro pro,
had regained their liberty and In power they were
determined to return good for evil The Blacks were the
bone and sinew Of South they the producers;
they got free, and would keep free at all hazards
Mr. Bradley then on Gen Meades
order prohibiting the meeting OF Union League men
in state simply to please the Southern traitors lie
had allowed patrols to be posted by the Mayors
OF cities to enforce this law, which was only
y his military power he still held corrupt Rebel Judges In
their office and thus frustrated the enforcing Of the laws
vancng the interest of traitors and nurng the plans OF
Unionists He had furnished his Gettysburg fame and
interfere, lest it might be said that he was establish.
ing negro sGpremtaSy Mr Braqey STATE
declaring it to be wholly wrong and unjust
equal with the white man. as also By several sections q
the Constitution; and yet In this State he was sun
o e negro rs an eaa and showing them to be wholly
false, Mr. Bradley then closed his address Dy eaing on
all TO unite one man, both black and whlte In tins
great struggle for political supremacy:
After vote of thanks had been rendered to Mr. Brad
ley by the Club, the meeting adjourned
FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT GRANT AND COLFAx
CLUB.
The list Assembly District Grant and C0lfax
Sa1 met last evening ~ S al So o disUescd With when
the chairman introduced Mr.. Van Buren, Denslow
Of TIE dmo T BaSpy ausoEs to the ' boyhood
Of Mr. Schuyler cciiax Many present remembered
ing ing G Re SOr SfSHM oOrs sSST Schools or paying
about the streets a Geo %s e oxo natural 10 n sr
their fellow-ctzen from the Fifth Ward elevated
to the highest place as e Nations Rss s S
in answer TO the earnest prayers of people the
greatest cities Of our national history to renew the al
Victory to our standards. The speaker reviewed
e Sl n mis- aSd y tie &c tR
exhibited all the Qualities % great sS ana
v wSs'' him n0 still higher ID the estimation
in continuation discussed the question OF reconstruction
claiming that the plan recommended by Congress
S of the Rebel States Mr. Alfred @. Buell.
next addressed the meeting edlog nSeuiabe
evidence that was the party Of da bx ob nq
speakers, after which the meeting adjourned
FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT UNION REPUBLICAN
ASSOCIATION.
The First Assembly District Union RepaD-
Iican Association held meeting last evening at No 10
Hudson-st Mr.. Joshua G. Able in the chair seyeIah
members joined the association and had their nam
THIRTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT GRANT CLUBs<
The XIIIth Assembly District Grant Club met
No 16l EIghth-ave last evening The meeting wac en-
thusiastic.
FIFTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT REPUBLICAN
CLUB.
The XVIII Assembly District Republicans held
q rousng meeting favor OF Grant ana COIaA al Ian
coin Hail. Eighth-aye., last evening.
RICHARD BUSTED WANTS CHASE MADE PREsr
DENT.
To ne Editor Of The Sun.
SIR: While we feel TO congratulate the Chi
cago Convention their nomination Of Gen. IT, s. Grant
for the Presidency as a tribute to his military achieve
ments we must nevertheless setting aside all party feel
ngs and secondary considerations think and act take
il that in the present distracted state Of glorious
Republic, need man for the Chief Magstracy who'll
possessed Of talent experience, craftsmanship sOuho
Judgment, cool head warm heart. purity of sentiment,
and administrative rmness; aud as one possessed Cd
these proper qualifications prominently stands the name
Salmon p Chase Let his nomination at tie Convention
10 held in NewYor the anniversary OF the Dsclara
ton OF Independence be as unanimous for MN as tBat az
Chicago, for Grant and with the blessing Of God and
united effort, will show to the world our determination
to be free aud untrammeed people. and that we viii
prosper despite every hndrance aud the working Of sec
tional parties TO the contrary Notwithstanding
Yours truly RICHARD BUSTED,
No. 81 Fulton-st., N. Y.
THE RHODE ISLAND SENAT0RSHIP.
PROVIDENCE, June S.-1he General Assembly
meets tomorrow in Newport, and will elect United
States Senator. At the Legislative caucus this evening
Senator sprague nominated for reelection without