New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-19
NEM-YORK.

VIM n Corsa. President OF the organization; caneu Nu
enbge TO order and. after announcing the object OF
INC meeting remarked that the BOys ID bi t 80
awaiting the word OF commune thi 10 co1Gic as
under their gallant leauGr III .nis o.tSbiiob DoneI.
they had previously marched under nm aohlion Doici
] tl,r intended 10 scale the breastworks capture the
guns and utterly rOut the enemy. lie then lsiou"'
a the speaker M0OrGeu Alfred fleasonton IA, ,s
on oouuS forward the General was greeted WIN Iouu
cheers which having subsidized he expressed NJ ei"
snecjy as ty had assembled TO manifest thet dtCI
ninatou To render secure for the future tnI J s
mad arbleved bv the war Tie campaign ne sIu WW"s
nov iuaugurated, and the issues were au ooU5 tie
people THESE issues are drawn SO dslGoS' s ar cbose
uarfies ar, so fully In earuestthat the people ust
whether they will have peace under Gen Grant VI 81
otIeT war hinder Horato seymour. He thought that
Inent had been decided 10y the bayOnet Du' ~ Iu
ov 10 he decided land he hoped forever 10y the ballot
Wsde n Ir1ntS1 i'm the Tanmany Convention, had in
serted plank in the Democratic platform MA
Reconstruction acts unconstitutional anu YOU anu
was 70 put this view, and TO sustain me Govern
ment. that the loyal people were c oalru1 % Then
30 act IN the coming election Inc Deho, ud The
proceeded TO defend me llght e tia l,1ls
policy Of Congress IN passing iae was insti
fled in so doing whether the states lately IN keDeom
f ecessu or were members OF that Union during the
whole time they were trying 10 destroy tS Uo Sos
the power "admt new States which term States States
i this connection, he commended meant 9taG WITH
Iueus as the domain land OF the states together ~
fbeIr inhabitants were always in the UnOn hut no stare
ever I'm the Union as a body corporate until the
MASSAGE of the act OF Congress admitting it, The speaker
then went show that the Democratic party ha9 az
sys acted from motives selnteres rather than from
Gufe paotsm and that this evident III every pOmcy
they had pursued while in the political ascendant Ine
Democracy OF the country had always ne Sald heu p
Gen Jackson model; yet his waron the ue1 states
Bank arose from p Ts9nai quarrel NTH cod po
get a discount when he sought for IT, The Northern
n the service Of the South the South ruled the coun-
try through them Should the Democracy elect ther
candidates this time he feared another war was inm
nent The plan 10 be pursued WOnia prODaDy De E Gls
Wade Hampton, for having furnished 3rSns 10 ine '
yention. would be made Secretary or war Cen Lee
w e ne ould he sent south to look after the negroes
will the then Wnen tire cOutI -
prepared for such venture, IL will make another keDel
want to have it said that the Rebels had fooled him IN
council because they had never been able TO tooi nun IN
the field The short address OF the General was IOuy
applauded. The assemblage was then addressed 10y
Major T. Pagseorn OF Ssse f y; HI1 ~ three ,osnr
cheers for the ticket aud the Union, the meeting al
jOurned.
THIRTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT GRANT AND
COLFAX CLUB.
An enthusiastic and well attended meeting OF
this association held last evening at Horace GIteley
Hall No poo Eghthave. Capt John Meeks, President
Of tue Club, was in the char. The Hon II b. stanton
was introduced and SAID aat We are On g Sse ~,
kOns called upon 10 settle had been buried IN
Spv nS mis- mistake They feooected that evenful
when the Rebellion expired under the blows OF sherman,
Sheridan and CANT Applause, and when by the death
of Ihncon the helm Of the ship Of state fell into the hands
Sio5s instead Of calling Congress together and being
guided by the wisdom of that body and uncOnsuNtiOn
ing the fgtmate functions Of the Legislative depart
ment OF the Government Congress subsequently nle5
aud devised plan OF reconstruction which guaranteed
the payment OF the debt incurred to preserve the eou
Try and affirmed the cy and political sns ~ az ReS Si
rejected the mid terms prohered Tor their acceptance
az recopstr1ction That plan had been attended
far with considerable degree OF success ana
would no doubt eventuate In the restoration OF peace
and Union provided only its progress were not inter
fered with by giving the reins OF power INTO e ia's VI
the country into civil subsequently tine meeting
addressed by Col FREDERICK A. OonSns pr OClt
and Others, when PrealOl. anu M -, ti ,".tb
offered by Capt Mcleod, expressing sorrow AZ e ueath
OF the Hon Thaddeus Stevens, and they were unani-
mOusly adopted.
REPUBLICAN BANNER-RAIs IN THE FIRST
WARD.
A fine banner, 25xl2 it,, bearing the names
evening m front OF No Broadway, opposite the Bowl
ing Green in the presence Of large assemDlage OF the
iSed having for its President Joseph Gardiner Vice
President Mr. Joseph g seuy ana Soada ~ o I
speakers The meeting closed by an able address
from Mr. Nathan Kingsley ST.
EIGHTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT BOYS IN BLUE.
A new Club bearing the above title was or
gained last night at No 4Ol Fourth-ave Sergt william
OEel elected President and the followlngnamed
gentlemen were selected to represent the Gun AT he
Central Club Capt 8 s. Urmy. sergt g. W. S ~
Corp. W. T. VAIL aud PnvAtes Joseph Dennis and n D.
Rogers.
GRANT AND cOLFAx UNIFORMS.
Having received many letters from all parts OF
forms be procured, beg 70 inform all Republican
Clubs that Messrs Susman Brothers OF NO % Readest
New York the only Manufacturers appointed by the
Central Committee to provide the uniforms and that ali
RAE THOMAS, First Vice President
-TwENTH FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT UNION RE-
PUBLICAN ASSOCIATION.
A wide-awake meeting was held, last evening,
Thirdsve The Executive Committee held q session pre-
yious TO the meeting and acted on several important
sdod over by 7. b. %sEeman, ana number Of new
members admitted after which earnest addresses
were made by several members IN reference TO organZa
ton and campaign work. grand ratification meeting
As proposed and the establishment Of permanent head
qu4rter with transparency and banner were discussed
aud received with favor The Hall Of this organization
1s occupied by the Twenty First Assembly District
Sept l. wa ~
TwENTY-FIRsT ASSEMBLY DISTRICT UNION RE-
PUBLICAN ASSOCIATION.
Washington Hall, near One-hundred and
SS give and Thrd-ave. well filled
and on 5as Sg Of meeting Of or
f1SSs ' The hall has large transparency in
candidates Of the Union party and the Officers Of
the ASSOCIATION Inside large American flag hung over
Ihe Presidents desk, and elegant surrounded
by stars with the quoted from the late Miles
- heuy Grant song adorned the walls. The meeting
the char About 80 members were admitted and
many more names proposed for admission voted
81 tne next meeting Plans Of organization were
considered and number OF members expressed
shsnseve in favor Of an Immediate commencement of
measures Of the campaign animated and great unity
though there different plans tending u produce the
eame results The proposition open front rooms OF
received and viii Undoubtedly Be adopted The latter
part Of the evening was occupied IN arranging for
A. THIS meeting the transparency which raised yea
banner ung TO the breeze with the Grant and
Coifax thereon. This transparency and banner were
connected with the association. The Twenty-nrst AS
semby District Pioneer u 8. Grant Club invited by
be made By Gen John Coahrsne the Hon Freeman
Rtalen nsCr Hsggerty and Others An original
muse The meeting last evening Of earnest