New-York tribune., 1868-10-26
NFW-YORK.

Col. William w. Badger and j. Seaver Page,
addressed large Tsehg OF Oh e dsy Cys sveunS m
The Republicans of the Sixth Ward of
Brooklyn on Saturday evening nominated p WKenyson
for Alderman.
H. p CrOzier, ESQ., of Brooklyn spoke to q
most enthusiastic in the Presbyterian Church in
hattituck L. l. on Thursday evening last This portion
OF Long Island is strongly Republican
The Republicans of SOuthOld, L. l., raised
day afternoon and addressed on the occasion by H.
awake,
The Boys In Blue of the First Assembly Dis
tct in meeting assembled, were addressed on sat
MsicT %iam H B1liard Capt c. w. Nelson Dr. Robinson,
Col NJ W, Burns, Major ". Barnett and others.
The Republicans of MamarOneck, under the
large and enthusiastic meeting Friday evening, and
we're addressed by the Hon. ". B; Mlllken. Col W.
Poor, John w. Hogan, and the Rev. j. W. Shepherd.
John T, Baker, esq, of Brooklyn, and Col.
Badger of this city, addressed large and enthusiastic
raSt sna On cosy Club On of
Eishth.sve.
At meeting of the Democratic Union Fourth
Assembly Seventh Ward S heS sd o az Myers y,
Col Bagley presiding Philip DOugherty secretary, Dr. r
& CarpeDtier unanimously nominated as the candi
date Of the District for Member Of the Assembly.
I The supporters of George Francis Train for
Member Of Congress from the Fifth District met on sat
dressed by Messrs johnson, Stanton, ODwyer Walker
and sn archdeacon The Fenian element preaominated @
prevailed upon the announcement Of the presence Of
British spy In the room
: Col BENJAMIN A. Willis of this city will speak
Cor Grant and COlfax and Grswod, follows: On Mon
day evening, Oct. 26, at -Four Corners Staten lsland
frict No ssS Bowery on wednesday evening" Riverhead
suffolk County, Thursday evening; ManOrville. slf
County, on Saturday evening.
A meeting of the XXth Assembly District
S SnS m ReS on aay sysR9s
Irsmen anxious TO hear the principles OF the Republ
cans % discussed a me SeSrgS cSs WeTe
S9s 9y SaP ~ j. nSsSn rfeI Lyd and he
The Republican clubs of the Sixteenth and
Twentieth Wards combined to hold mass meeting az
Continental Hall, corner Of Eighth-aye and Thirty.
Mr. Rosenhem, President Of the sixteenth Ward Club
who called the meeting to oTdsT D PC SShRe Was chosen
Texas.
The Republicans of White Plains held rous-
ing meeting Lafayette Hall on Thursday evening last
speeches were made by l. Bradford Prince and Major
eaTt on the text net US have Peace and the latter
AbOundng IN amusing anecdotes and Pnngent w.t. White
Plains has q hnal meeting next Thursday,
The Boys in Blue held spirited meeting on
Saturday evening at the Tsnnery kghys1thst @ near
Gap rssouons WeTe adopeS
proving the nominations OF Dr. Francis Thomas Tor
rongress and Robert C. Brown for member OF Assembly
and pedgng the earnest support OF the organization TO
secure their election
large and enthusiastic meeting of the
ReDuDiCan6
evening The Glee Club with panOforte accompaniment
sang some fine campaign songs. Mr.. William Allen
uter spoke hour and half and touched upon the
humors OF the Democracy In happy manner: After a
Yong by a number Of infant boys In blue " bearing
AorchSs Van BuTen DeDslOw followed with an enter
tanning analysis Of the candidates. arguing that mour
elected could lawfully do nothing 70 oVertufn recon
struction, unless lie attempted revolution
The following appointments have been made
by the Boys Blue State Central Committee Oct 20,
kOme-Gen. j. b. Mexican and Major q. X. Knowles ;
SantOB-Gen. T. A Cameron and the Hon. l.. W. f1ske ;
Addison-GeD L. NJ Lee, Gen. Neal Dow, and Gen. H. H.
IremAins Oct a. Newark-CO George w. DeCosta and
Col. ID. T. Richie Rochester-Gen. j. b. Mexican and
Major C. X. Knowles MaOne-GeD. X. A. Cameron and
L. W. Elske. Oct. 1S, Nllfapston-8en j. b
Mexican and Major G. X. Knowles Champlain-Gen X.
A Cameron and the Hon L. w. FIske 6alamanca-Gen.
Neal Dow and Col. Edward lansing. Oct. ~, Lyons
Gen J. B. McKean and Major l.. r. Knowles; Platts-
burgh-Gen. Z. a. Cameron and the Hon. L. W. Fiske.
The eighth of the series of great Tent Meet
Ines In Queens County held In the mammoth tent at
Roslyn on Friday evening. The Gen. Cove and Hemp
Htead Gee Clubs both in attendance together with
Dir. Covert, the well-known Long Island vocalist An
ABLE address delivered by L. Bradford Prince, the
candidate Assembly the District In which he COM
pared the action of the two parties for the past eght
Eears Col OConnor having failed TO be present. from
sckness after number Of songs Mr. Prhce again TOOK
tho stand and gave synopsis OF speeches OF Col OCOh-
nor Gen Burke and Major Haggery, which he had re-
Gently heard for the benefit Of the large number OF Irish
rEens present. About 900 voters were II attendance
and the meeting was great success.