New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-30
MEETINGS.

a
and Colfax Campaign Club OF the town Of Middle9wh
held on Monday evening July ~ al Stu,um H I'M
q THOMPSON esq. and John Ogo, Jr., esq Tue follow
ING resolution was unanimously adopted; ,,
and cordially ndo the nomination q Gen y Ga' :, r,slol
The entire nominated Syracuse at the late Republican state
he meeting then adjourned with repeated cheers for
Grant ana Cofax, and the Republican State uckep 10
Monday, Aug j.
THE RAILWAY REPUBLICANS WIDE AWAKE
large Wigwam Just built 10y the Grant and
no spCeehes will be delivered by Major James Nag
gerty aud Or Davis Bell Of The Irish Republic Me-" noFk
by John Foster Of Newark, and Major H. n Fahsoofu
Of jersey City.
CAsTLEToN, STATEN ISLAND, GRANT AND COL
FAX CLUE.
This Club held it, regular weekly meeting y
nesday evening Arnold IL. Wagner esq President OF
ss GLIB PT Tgsssst HoTssS t2S9Ssy esnS
pnp and instructivo address much to the aplste
grshca Of many Democrats who eane 70 he 5rrnn
stpated clearly the fraud attempted upon , Hep
aoe thanks to the speaker the meeting ADJOURNED 70
Tuesday next
NINETEENTH WARD GERMAN GRANT AND COL
PAX CLUB.
This body of loyal citizens met on TUESDAY
nipht Ina the Puyerthurm and resolved 10 elect per
m1nen SGs verse ad asF e and have
declared their readiness 10 join IT. rms cuD promise
Colfax Campaign Club Of this city Of which Or A. C. ia
cobb is President There are many lnel.
Join this club aud thereby proclaim her preference lor
the Peace and Union candidates and by their example,
encourage others to do likewise
THE SIXTH WARD BROOKLYN GRANT CLUB.
A meeting of Union Republicans of the Sixth
Ward Brooklyn, was held at Iatimer Han IN Court st.
last evening ana was "t5en9ea w o h nu ecn 70
order and Mr. j. J.. Ludden was selected as chairman
snooncr l. Brscye, Barnes, MinslOw, aud Judge stud.
diiOrd, who Democrat up To the nonhh1Iluh OF
Seymour The interest shown proved that the Repub-
leans OF the sixth are determined 10 do Their Whole
duty.
DEMOCRATIC RATIFICATION MEETING IN NEW
ARK.
The Democrats Of Newark met at the opera
Uonse on Tuesday evening to rafy the nominations OF
oratio Seymour aud Frank T. Blair as ior Tue
Presidency and Vce-Presidency OF the UheI states
and OF Theodore Randolph for Governor OF NeWJer-
sey Mr. William X. Mcdonald presided ana opehea inc
meeting in usual form, when the candidate I9f ho Wv
crnorship Mr. Randolph introduced ana spoke as
Nv PgiIov rv YEwARK-I under special OBLIGATION
you tonight for the very brahy response WIG. {a "a IL
/ moi nv purpose part personally the eaups opening before
a Bs soa GS % , 70 S hs9. dse and as nov
FOR The very hearty manner IN which you hste a. W.
Views which held which bold s9d vliea eIge. hgd to
citizens q NeyJs.'ey have Ie n b a t one result 10 he
issue aud that will 10 triumphant success g..
Gen. Theodore Runyon succeeded Mr.. Randolph. md
said after short prelude that lac there e. raty the
ton I'm New-YOrk, and characterized HOrato Seymour
the foremost statesman to-day in tho United states,
cOuntry-the who loved the Constitution OF tue
United States, the who feels with those who are
tired OF the msrule which has characterized the Govern
ment Of the past few years the friend OF all true friends
OF his cOunryOf those who have determined they will
do all they to rescue the country from impending
danger The nomination Of Gen. Blair was passed over
with the expression that 1t just tribute 10 the clti
sOldier Just tribute TO those whom he 30 fty repre-
In conclusion. Mr.. Randolph came in for good
share OF partisan praise.
The Hon. John L. Stockton the next speaker, and
said the Convention assembled in New-YOrk saga
cous earnest honest men, they did not act hastily they
acted with delberation and In that respect formed
marked contrast 20 the Chicago Convention, where for
some reason there debate at ALL but everybody
went IN for Gen. Grant The General has changed his
coOrs and now represents the tyrans and usurpers In
Congress- who are stealing away, taking away the
liberties Of country and destroying the Constitution
When Gen Grant led the boys IN blue" he was fighting for
the liberties OF his country But now Cen Grant under
other coors is marching against nag and against
our country. ,
Gen f. Il. V. Wright. Col Garrett g Cannon, Mr. C. s.
Winfield Leon Albeit and Major Fitzgera Id made short
addresses and the meeting adjourned.