New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-31
MEETINGS.
EIGHTEENTH WARD GERMAN GRANT AND COLFAX
CAMPAIGN CLUB.
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MEEIINGS.
! EIGHTEENTH WARD GERMAN GRANT AND COLFAX
CAMPAIGN CLUB.
An enthusiastic and wel-attended meeting
Of this Club held Wednesday night at Rose Hill
Hall, No. 457 SecOndave. Mr. Theodore Glaubensklee
acted as temporary Chairman, and about 20 mem
beers were admitted The principal business Of the
ing the election OF permanent officers. Mr.. f. Krch-
ner, from Committee Organization appointed at the
Dr. JOS Wiener First Vice-Prcsident, Theodore Wehe;
second vice-Presdent r. SederOth; Secretaries John
NOa, q. Schumacher; Cashier, f. Michel The report
unanimously adopted, and the above gentlemen elected.
In the absence of the President First Vice President
Mr. TheO Wehle took the chair, and short address,
that well received explained the issues OF the
pag and particularly urged ms German felowcitizens
would only do their duty but would add the gen
eral esteem IN which the Germans were held by the in
telligent American public Committee on Finances
was then appointed, and five delegates to the German
Grant and Cofax Campaign club OF the city and County
OF NewYOrk chosen. lt resolved that all the
beers OF the Club join the American Republican Associa
ton OF tho ward so as to work more effectively and In
perfect harmony with It, The meeting then adjourned
for two weeks, with the general understanding that
every member his influence to induce every German
voter in the ward to join this organization.
SECOND ASSEMBLY GRANT AND COLFAX CLUB.
AT the regular meeting of the Grant and Col
fax Campaign Club of the Second Assembly District last
evening, the following resolution was adopted:
Rssesd That rsi,e banner in front Of Headquarters and
The Executive Committee ordered carry out the
above About twenty members enrolled their names,
the members enthusiastic aud were resolved To as
tOnlsh the Second District by the vote this fall.
FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT GRANT AND COLFAX
CLUB.
A numerOusly- attended meeting of the Grant
and CoaX Club Of the FIRST Assembly District held
last night at No ln IIudsOnst Addresses were made by
several speakers OF the day, and much
thusiasm was manifested for the Republican nominations
The Republicans OF the district were warned against
allowing their confidence OF success to prevent them
from making their best efforts the cause, and steady
organizing and working advised to insure vic
The transaction OF routine business followed after
which the meeting adjourned.
EIGHTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT GRANT AND
COLFAX CAMPAIGN CLUB.
ACs hold n tlarH ttci tnaa =
ing last their headquarters, No. Second
ave, between Thirty third aud Thirty fourtl-sts.
SEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT GRANT AND COLFAX
BOYS IN BLUE.
A meeting of this Association was held last
evening their headquarters, No LOG SiXt{-ave. Mr.
Daniel Hogan presided. There was very large mum
enthusiastic for the Union candidates Several addresses
were made, after which the meeting adjourned, with
cheers for Grant and COliaN
TENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT RATIFICATION
MEETING.
The Republicans of the Tenth Assembly Dis
trct held grand ratification meeting last evening under
tho auspices Of their District Association their head
quarters No. 3S5 Bowery Mr. stephen H. Knapp Prcs.
dent Of the Association. occupied the chair Mr. Charles
A. Lano read "a series Of resolutions which unaui
mOusly adopted These resolutions approve the platform
Of principles adopted by the Chicago Convention ndorse
the candidates for Presidency and Vice Presidency,
being patriots who will dignity the high places e.
which they called aud guide the country through all
perls TO prosperity and power; indOrse the nominations
Of the late Republican State Conventions announce tha.
Is incumbent the country To sustain M the baOtbO1
the measures which were gained by the bayonet pro
uueuuNOCally Consul
tution known che 18th artcle and return thanks To-
Congress for It's patriotic action In defense Of equal
rights The following resolutions also formed part OF the
Rrrf would upon sena,or,
,,e,el to The pe Ae ns ne Ii.Pe Of 80 molas The preset
prevent the unjust Interpretation which the BIe.s -,
.oipca That We are fought ,ni bsd
tc 1 5,5 % ne @aou % al land, and seas By
10 defending rights Of cfeH both naive tbd nAn
speechcs were made by D. r. Riddle. Goore" IanFh"'"
and OthNr- ......,.,.
REPUBLICAN BANNER RAISED AND MEETING IN |
BROOKLYN.
large and enthusiastic campaign meeting |
was held at the Republican headquarters, IN Nashig
tons last evening to celebrate the In8 Oh naes
lie Republican Presidential and state cauddates Al.
though no formal notice was gwen 'na meeting Wouu
hall was crowded TO excess Mr. Joseph Reeve was called
30 the chair and made brief address, congratatoy OF
the prospects Of the triumphant election OF Grant ah';
Coax and the success OF the entire Republican state
ticket and RTsGGag greatly a asSfa rdsoo%Sdd %
call Of the house and said that although inc war haa
faternlzns with the Democratic party Of tho North, the
same before and during the continuance OF the war ~
ne Union IL was true that there were some VINO ala
good service in and faithful 10, the Union cause
who grayitating back TO that party, Dnt thy Woo
mere handful and with these inconsdcrable exceptions
they found the dyson OF the parties the came as during
the In conclusion, the speaker On V
glorious victory November, advised all true kepu6
lcaps to guard against oyercOnfdence TO go 20 work
with energy, and thus make assurance douDly sure.
sias g. butcher, Voney Green and others made sIrlhg
addresses after which the meeting adjourned with rous
ing cheers for Grant and Coax and tbs State ticket
TWENTY FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT GRANT AND
COLFAX CLUB. "
The next meeting of this club Will he held
on the 10th Of August next at Mlers Hail. corner one
hundred and Thrdaye on Mi',ch osca
sion the prelinnaries of grand ratification meeting
will be decided Oh.
s. DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING.
Last evening a Democratic mass meeting
CUB I at l' the SQUARE on T6ryh cts between Broadway
and Sixth ave Mr. James Conley acted as ohardn
tho unterrlcd with noisy accamations His speech was
the same delivered in NewJersey for the last Two
Grant and Radcalsm opposed to Horatio Seymour ana
cg Eyn To ana and Teas 81
Mr.. Rogers in much the same style OF haahgue; Mr
detained at NewHaven. About 900 people were present
| ORGANIZATION OF A GRANT AND COLFAx CLUB
f.f.. ... IN PATERSON, N. J.
PATERSON, n. j., July 3O.-A large Republican
Which Grant and Cofax Club was organized. Many
enrolled and the greatest mn pre-
socrates futile Senator Buckley, and John Panllson
The Republicans here going into the canvass with de
] cided spirit and energy
| sEyMOUR MEETING IN MoNTEVALO, ALA.
SELMA, July 30.-At a Seymour meeting IN
Monevalo to-day, speeches were made by ehSoy; d., a.
the Hon. Alexander White, the Hon George d. 8 Hart
ridge and others Resolutions ratfyHg the
were unanimously adopted FlVe thousand persons AT
tended
! KANSAS DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
Sr. Louis, Mo-, July 30-The Kansas Demo,
cratic state Convention met at Topeka yesterday ana
organized by the election OF Daniel 'aqdersce OF Don
nban County as President. George W. CLICK OF Atchl
srn was nominated for Governors Maxwell MeCastn iOr
Wilson shannon Jr, Tor secretary
- stafe. q Sclauble for Auditor Allen Mccartney Tor
Charles w blair OF Fort Scott was nominated Tor Cor,
,ress FOR Electors L. Smith. Arlln Thurston ana
p L. TAYLOR The platform reaiirms that OF the Ne"'
York Democratic Convention, and supports the nons
,t ~ g. and Blair 1t declares that the bonded
debt OF the United States should be paid according TO inc
terms of lis creation that all OF 1t not designated 10 D
VII ,n notn shouId he pad In greenbacks and that