New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-25
annoyance he az once made II clear that he possessed

sess His address cleaned with satire and
carried away by his eOquence. Mr.. Barbour to
speak IN different parts of the state during the canvass
cient service Stokes succinctly reviewed the stua
Ion ~ 1enneSsee promising $4,000 Republican majority
ton IN Frank Blas letter than any written.
ana that It's suggestions carried out must fol
low. The speaker predicted overwhelming rebuke
IRON the loyal men OF the nation The work goes grandy
on at the Capital.
Mr.. p. Bemus has been nominated for the
Chautauqua County. .s.
The lid Assembly District Union Republi-
can ASSOCIATION will hold meeting at their Headquar-
tiers, No. S75 Broomest., this evening.
The Boys in Blue of the XVIII Assembly Dis
ric met last evening at Lincoln Hail. and listened TO ad-
dresses by Col g. W. De Costa Col 3 Poor and Others
Mr.. H. Everett Russell, of New York, is to
speak Amyville. L. L. the 2Gth at Farmingdae on
Ia 2Sth, and at Flora Falls Oh the 3Oh inst.
The Fifteenth Ward Seymour and Blair Club
held meeting last evening in front of No. 26 East Thir-
teenth-st, with Gen Frank b. spinola in the chair
very slim audience attracted by large bonfire and
Mr.. s. S. Cox.
The XIIth Assembly District Grant and
Colfax Campaign Club will hold public meeting to-
night at No q Avenue D. Every Republican IN the Dis
rict should be present accompanied by friend not now
of the true faith.
Our foreign born citizens who speak the
German language resident at Harlem, will assemble this
evening Washington Hail. and listen TO address by
Mr.. ngerson Lockwood, who has been United States
Consul at Hanover ata.
The XIVth District Grant and Colfax Boys-n-
P.;rdaye The Hall Was handsomely decorated with
ags and tranSparencies bearing appropriate notices
Nj A II MuliCan presided and telling speeches
made by Coils Herman and Webster and by Dr. snodgrass
There will be grand meeting of the Repub
lcans Of the Twentieth Assembly DsticL at 9Saognar
and sixtiethsts this evening at o'clock Inc following
with other eminent speakers, VIII ADDRESS the meeting
Tba Han r i Fithian the Hon. VIM. A. Darling. Gen
John A. Foster.
Tho Committee on Transparency Banners,
&C. have thrown to the breeze from ner,y poe "a, lno
%
and Broadway, beautiful American nag, "lti e naS
of Grswod and Cornell Inscribed Sico i Sat there ~
Governor TO be elected rs well rs President
The Irish Republicans of the XNth Ward held
Enthusiastic meeting at leG, ed Th cetig With an
address setting forth the claims of the Rephhcah au
dates lie was was i9 onsp D Mn 0 H. WSd aud others
The meeting closed with cheers for Grant and CoiiaA.
The Eleventh Ward Tanners Club met last last
night at the Hal Of 5hg ESHsS SI BrcSSn ni
ing officers: President, Il. Van Brunt; secretary G. .
Hall: Treasurer George Cummings; captain, fc'
Lctt; First Lieut. Thomas Lynch. and second I1eat,
william stotof The two organizations IA this ara no"
number upward OF 400, and are increasing rapidly
AT a meeting of the State Central Commit
tee of the Boys Blue held az the ASor House yesto
committee 10 make arrangements with District oreanza
tons throughout the state 70 attend NE %
York Gen John Jourdan Marshal Of Brooklyn Co
Geo b. Van Brunt. Gen W MY zanoWsA,' ID - "
ntd n commnnicate at once with the above
mittee at the Committee Rooms Nos 10 ana IL As
The Republicaus of The XYIIIh Assembly
District are cxeriilg Themselves slrcnuOury ~ TIC e"'i
cause The hall No i6' IAirdave' Is open elSn S,vtS
and supplied witt newspaper. aud campaign A0einsat,
The injecting hca last evening under tho auspices Of be
XvIIIth As-ei by District Grant aud Cofa1 Campaign
Cnb was nulnerou-ly attended. and the pr0tecdiu
characterized Nv great enthusiasm. Ny T. g. Jo!msei
pnI Who l0aueufly discussed the Issues % The lay
subsequently the meeting was addressed by air Joan
Fitch and other speakers
The Second Assembly District Grant and
Cofax Club held a large aid enthusiastic meeting. Esi
AZ their headquarers Intcru"onal Hotel cor
ner Of William and New Cnambers - Alter few nitro.
ductory remarks by the Chairman Col Wihs proceeded
TO address the meeting IN YER sP',1b anu o1 M,
would bea the country by the election % Ilorao Sty
mour and depicted IN glowing language the grand bcle
fits that would accrue to the people 10y placing n NE
I Executive Char Of The nation tBsseo = Grant 1h@
Club VI 200 members, large number being new
converts
The meeting of the Sixth Ward Grant and
Cofax Club OF Brooklyn. at Latimer Hal Coarst last
night, Was very nnmefoasy attended large hnnbsr %
john Rankin. who presided, l. d 81 George acting rs
posed " Messrs. Perry Dc Lazy Weeks. aud Johuson
tor George II. Andrews was introduced ard dever.d
powerful address and Nas frequently interrupted by
bursts Of applause lie was followed By Major HABgefv
and the Hon John Oakley.
The IXth Congressional District Boys In
Blue have completed their organizauon BY the LECTION
Adjutani General Capt. Richard H. Grcen. At. In
spector General Col George W. Van hrupt DiyIsi2n
Perley, Capt. n. Gano Dunn, Cart Frank Rayuond.
Major Alex +. Ketchum Major II. G. lockwood, Aiddc-
Camps. They will be obeyed ana respected accordingly
All communications will be addressed TO Major john d.
Terry, Assistant AdJutant-GenerAl No Parkplaoe,
New.York CITY.
The XIXth Ward Grant and Colfax Girls
void aud Cornei Club held grand mass meeting last
William A. Darling presided, and made an eloquent
speech In which he enlarged Oh the evil results 10 the
cratic party The Hon l.. Deafcld Smith was The next
speaker lie claimed that the Republican party the
friends ofjustice, FREEDOM and Union and their record
the most glorious IN cur history Before, adjonrnfg
resolutions passed pedng the club % exert thei
State well as national
The XXIst Assembly District German Grant
and Colf1 Club met ast evening 81 va i %
Onehundred- and sixthsus. The President Mr.. a. a
very enthusiastic the several speakers being inter
ruped In their remarks by loud and prolonged applause
ags and presented a cheering appearance The Hon H.
Lockwood. Mr.. r. Kaubensklee, aud Mr. n ID Malgnon
The day logically proving 10 the assembly the adyanage
10 be gained by eectDg the Republican tickets Nauona
and tate and urging them do all In then power Tor
their success
The adherents of Tammany in the Fifth Ward
OF this city held meeting last evening al inc ,reISee
Tim m Hudson and Iubertsts. The Chairman, MI VIA
H. Baker introduced the Hon. Richard OGormal, VINO
in the of his remarks. tired to STOW at aS Go
prOydent and should be placed under the eOhu r %
those who few years ago were Rebels III afls NE GU
Ioezed the late slave masters Of tho South an the matter
Of their conduct since the war ana said that lue tS
oyeruments in the South would be ovcrhrOwn, HhOhld
seymour be elected. He had nothing 70 say against
Gen Grant but maintained that he should be retained 10
his present position The concluding speech was made
by a Mr. Fitzgerald OF Massachusetts.
The Grant and Colfax Club of the Four
teenth Ward last evening raised banner containing
the names OF National and State nominees ana ed
large mass meeting the Headquarters IN Fourtbst
near North Seventh L. d., Brooklyn. The meeting,
being large was held in the open air In drizzDg rain
but the greatest enthusiasm prevailed Observation-Disclosures
The Rows I'm Blue OF sixteenth Ward, and the Tan
r.laa chnnl 10