New-York tribune., 1879-09-09
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
REpIrRLICAN DISTRICT CLUBS.

sEyESIH-ORGANIzATIoN OF CLUBS IN lHE
TWELFTH AND sIXTEENTH.
A large and enthusiastic ratification meeting
beld last night NJ The % the Cornell an'i
Hoskirs Campaign Club. No. 81 ClInt0n-Piaee one
sentiment cf confidence prevailed 20 the succPss on
the State ticket nominated nj Saratoga I'm the election m
November. chiefly founded the unanimity prevailing
in the Republican ranks, and the character Of the
ieSet, which it was asserted. would bring out
the full strength OF tho Republican vote
In calling the mseslng 10 order Roberf cnrren.
president cuD referred with qualification to the
that li 1rst Cornell Campaign Club organ-
lied In Nsw-York A series OF resolutions arrsisn'nx
the Democratic party for its attack in Congress On the
unity Of the Republic attempts to destroy TIE DnriY
OF elec.,op. and deprive them Of the protection OF TIE
Teder. Stainless and ignorant endcavOrs 10 nhie
and de5ase the National currency, In all which y was
opposed by principics OF the Republican party ~ere
unanimously adopted. The resolutions concluded win
n hearty and unquaIhed approval Of the PLATFORM anu
principles adopted by Convention pledged
the united and determined support OF the eiuD IN
fnriaeraBce of those principles 70 the ucSet
ably headed by AloDzo B. Cornell. and asked
the support OF all lovers Of good government
for the candidates nominated As saraogn since they
often tried IN the public service ana amply
qualified to secure 10 this state sound ana honest
administration and 10 the Nation wholesome innu
in fsvor Of peace. liberty ana the preservation vi
good order throughout the Union"
DR.. Isaac l. Hayes. who yesterday returned nom
Saratoga. made earnest speech, calling ior nearly
support OF the state ticket headed by Cornell lt nan
been confidently approved by those wh0 attenoed 'ne
saratOga Convention ana by those who renamed taere
after - work was concluded. lie believed that II
would BRING larger vote u Republicans in We
With District than had been pOed ID the district
before Mr. Cornell I'm every respec; lifted TO re-
ceive that vote. lie mature man. vigorous IN
mind and body Identified the vorEp ofthe Repuo-
ican party STATE, accord with all rs prncpleS
IN the pas and is duiies the future lie yong
ulan in years. old IN pOlcS All his acts were well
and ceanly done. and there nothing he lad done
Ia the leadna; positions he had IL IN State politics
that the Republican party need be ashamed o.. Ut
Hsyes described the cordial acquiescenee Of the sup
perters OF unsuccessful candidates AZ saratoEa IN
the choice " TIE convention, who II tue midst or
natural feeling Of regret at the failure Of their own
choice 10 sernre the nomiration. united IN expressing
their belief that the ticket would win In November.
They felt tnat the issues that had divided the Rspubi
can party the past Tins state, and all The differences
as 10 the DDS OF administration state aud NATIONAL
had been settled BY the course OF events.
General Lloyd Aspinwail followed, and spoke conh-
IDENTIFY OF the success of ,he Cornell State ticket. An
opportunity" said he, Is offered 20 the Republ-
can party which has rarely presented to H. For
he first time in many years h is united. while for the
first time IN as many years there - disension IN the
Democratic ranks sJraigts Republicans, Liberals and
sorehesds are now united while the Democratic party
is spt into many pieces as o-cent Jersey wafer
rneon" lie was glad 10 SAY that the party had
sirafghtout Republican candidate for Governor. and
hereafter ne wanted have Republicans nominated 90
I'll every Office in this cry and State. He wanted 10
more compromise. In every compromis1 there lufk
deceit and fraud. Through compromises ana
The Democratic ps-ry. Sew-York virtually with
our a city eoF..Iuent As result OF DEM
.cra.i, nlsrulp We had two police boards. one
rHU. Il Frfr.4
the same soarce came the dgraeeful condition OF Affairs
IN the PARK Commission The nominations az saratog.
we're Lappy ones whoever made them. COnkAne
couldn't 20 aganss tie ticket. the Liberals couit and
Fenion could0t and TIE election In November would
show that the Democrats couldn't sand against IT,
Inc election this Fall" Pee -aG, - ~ more than state
ruortanoe for II vail nd ate how New-YorS Will stand
n 1850 IN the vote ior President. The South - sohd
s the Democrats and We want North solid FOR the
Republicans as when Lincoln was reelected IN lS0A II
We don't carry the tnis Fall and the whole Union
next year for Republican party, 1t does not matter
much what happens afterward."
The meeting also aG dressed by Henry Grasse'
ytce-presieut OF the club " liam Freeman 'eolofedl
AID IT, A. Mathews Every reference TO tho perfect ac-
cord which exists between he leaders OF tIe late fac
mons ia the Republican party was greeted with ap-
plause and meeting adjourned with three ronsing
cheers for the headed ~ Ai0nzo b. Cornell The
club Will hold frequent meetings until the end OF the
campaign.
The XIIth Assembly District Republican Association
met last evening at the hall 10. 20 A'enue-D The
president. Vicor Henbergsr, addressed the meeting
~ s.iid that she delegates 10 thr saratoga Con
vent0n the district hat voted pursuant iD nstfuc-
TONS for Mr. Robertson Ar Cornell Lad neen chosen
bs majority and 10 wa the dlty OF me association
f.r -fpu. RI him win al their might. On MOTION 1f
Christopher suiiH premabie anu reso nii9us wee
We must have nnifpd North, and FOR tns
purpose We believe tnat harmony sod unity are t4e
to creat reqa.sltes; thai We heartily iDtorae the
ado red AZ
bv \ D. Cornell contains all the essential elements OF
success that >end greeting u Onr Ore nren on
tue Tar Pacific their earnest work ana OfOls sue
e.ss After the adjournment or the meeting cam
parn club orsanzed, with toe foliowl oiicera;
Ties Pses fsas-R55ert DeGrushe and Charles H.
Heud.rson.
ssrrsta5V-Chares JaroiomOn.
Irsassrsr-Frrderck Kline
The r-t meeting OF the current political year OF the
yVIih Assembly Disluot Republican Asso, .aaon was
held last evening AZ Rns- BE Hall No 42I -coua-tVe
The vlce-presltrt L. ". Iush informed tue members
that he present al tue saratoga CoDFelD1n. hAd
was glad 10 be a5c -iy that he nd neTr Witnessed
a more harmonious gathering. II personally heard the
rnsuceessful candidates for nomination. Aessrs Rob
srtson POmeroy, HlscOck aud ctaTin cougratuate dr
Cornell. aud pledge nm their cordial support rms
uuuher of names were proposed for membership. Lhe
following resolution carried with three cheers
Resolred, That heartily approve the nominations
made Oy Saratoga Cow sen,oB, GnG pledge the nom
liees earnest support
meeting will be held Monday evenin next ~ the
same place Tor purpose NJ T.aniz Cornell and
fTosktns Camnnixl Clut. This a-sociat on embraces
among lts members number OF Custom House eui-
poyes all OF whom Join heartily In support VI the sara
AZ meefine OF Republicans q the XIXth Assembly
District neG kignteiL--t. and the Boulevard last
Hosklns Campaign Cnb, was formed. DAVID Clarke
was elected president and Sanford q. Plumb secretary
KINGS COUNTY REPUBLICANS.