New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-04
sEw-yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 4fiesa. y,

Wise and TOombs the adjournment Of me Iaans
Convention all OF which, 90 10 snow INC liz remarks
were received with rapturous applause
SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT GRANT AND ooLfA4
CLUB.
This club had a r0using meeting last even
ing at their headquarters international Hotel Inc
room WAS filed 10 OVERLOOKING Mr.. W. II. Perne of Ten
nessee related the deeds Of the Ku Klux Kan and the
Psecntons The ioyasts the South suffered from the
hands of the Rebels and in such way as 70 move the
heart Of every man present 70 sypathze with the suf
ferng AZ the South At the close OF the meeting hearty
cheers were given for Graut and COlfax, and Grswod
THE BOYS IN BLUE.
At meeting of the State Central Committee
Boys in Bue held the Astor House yesterday the fol-
lowing report Of Che Committee on the differences IN the
organization Of the Boys IN Blue IN this city was unan-
imously adopted:
10 the state Central Committee.
YOHr Committee TO whom was referred the matter oi
differences existing between rlyal organization "oUu
post respectfully submit that they have heard the Mle
cations and proofs of the respective parties aa u
neither OF said organizations IL regular nor oeg
by authority OF the state Central COMMITTEE dhOusu JUN
exhibit strength and a solution OF the dmcuies lof
the purpose OF making the strength OF te oy one
recommend the following That al x ~
have for their object election of Grant and Colfax
be recognized the State Central Committee that ho
numbers less than working members unless there DC
less number in the Assembly District then the Cuo 10
consist of all those eligible residing IN the district t
there be elected in each Congressional District by the
Presidents of Clubs therein District Marshal 20 nave
charge the district and that there be elected by tine
Commanders OF the Congressional Districts one Grand
Marshal TO have charge Of the entire city, the election
of District Marshals 10 be held under d
rectios OF the state Central Committee, herein
Vded for that tue Chairman OF the state Central Con-
ittee call an election In the districts for Monday, sep
TENDER for the Marshals herein provided for said call
10 he ipublshe THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE. Times, ana
S and that each Club organization upon the elect
ing OF such Marshal shall report TO him that each Dis
tct Marshal report TO the Grand Marshal ana ne TO the
state Central Committee. w. d. Dickey r. A. Cameron,
s. C. ClObridge Robert A. Dmmck l.. H. Rowan Com
mittee.
EIGHTEENTH WARD GERMAN GRANT AND COL
FAX CAMPAIGN CLUB.
This organization held meeting on Wednes
day evening aud heard an address from Mr. Theodore
g. Glaubensklee. Several members were admitted.
and much business pertaining TO tho campaign was
transacted
The Boys in Blue of the XINth Assembly
District Grant and Coax Campaign Club held Tatca-
tion meeting yesterday evening. at their room, No %
Thrd-ayc, 10 was RAINING heavily at the time appointed
for the meeting, hut there good attendance not
wlthstandng. Capt A. II. Mulligan, President of the
Club, IN the chair Tho speakers for the evening
Major Willard Billiard Gen. v kTZy zanOwskl, Col
Is. T. Morgan, and Col Walter ;. Poor.
GRANT AND COLFAX CLUE OF STATEN ISLAND.
The Republicans of Staten Island held
meeting Wednesday evening at New. Brighton, and
elected delegates attend meeting TO be held Gor
schakOs Hall Clifton, on Monday evening next for the
purpose of forming Central Grant aud COlfax Cam
paIgn Club Tor Richmond County