New-York tribune., 1879-10-25
VARIOUS REPuBLICAN MEETINGS.

A meeting of the XllIth Assembly District
Cornell aud Hoskns Campaign Club was held last
ng at No. los West Twenty-fourth-st, at which
speeches were made by Chas. 6 spencer Robert II.
strahan, Anson g. McCOok and Lucas l.. Van Allen.
lae vital issues OF tie campaign were forclby pre-
euted and much enthusiasm burst forth at tie mem
ton of the ot Mr Cornell. who. General McCook
declared, "comes up To the Jefersonian standard Of
beng both honest and capable" In aludng the stt-
tude south. General McCook advised ms hearers,
they had already done TO read the letter TO
TnE TRIBUNE from Senator lin. OF Georgia. which ia
valuable the expression of mschievous beliefs neld
by one who calls himself Conservative southemer.
Mt spencer said that he had motto To sugg 81 TO the
Nonng scratcher" fairly representing their senti
menis and that was. od es, the Duke Of ArsyliW
The Republican party III the district 10 represented TO
be- in working spirits. and expects 10 render GOOD
account next month
Amass-mecting was held at Central Hail. Morrlsania.
last evening under the auspices of tine Mott Haven
Cornell and HOsklns Club General William H. Morris,
president. 1he speakers were General George W.
Palmer. James T. Angel, Alfred r. Coukng. Major VIII
lard Billiard and Others. The Cornet Band from the
luton Home Soldiers and Sailors Orphans, fur
Ished the music General Morris, ealing the meet
iug 10 Order made q speech which ho referred
the the time. spoke terms of high praise
Of the anddate the epuhlcau parry for Governor
aud paid glowing tribute TO General j. b. Carr, the
candidate for Secretary of state under whose command
addressed the meeting with warmth. and loudly aI-
pauded TIE oth,r speakers aroused much enthusiasm
letter from Collector Merritt 10 General Morris was
red which expressed regret at being unable TO DE
present and remarks cit gratifying To note the earn
which the Republicans are preparing for the
contest to b decided the 4tl ofNovember next All
ihc signs the indicate the success Of our ticket
Accept the assurances Of my hearty CO.
operation IN the wora witch TIE club orsau-
H,d."
Paul strobach of Montgomery, Ma. addressed large
Bid enthusiastic meeting Of German Republicans In the
C,rmaua Assembly Rooms last evening He dwell IL
length the present condition Of sentiment In the
south and quoted article written By Alfred Pike, of
ne Meophts Appeoi. addressed 10 the young men OF
th, South II read "Tbe South land the North
s foreign and hostile realm. stand at the altar ol
your country. Swear eternal haired Of us expressions
swear bs, the shall If these opprcssofs shall
couinue, wien tie susquehanna and Ohio shall be
t.,,rs ~ lire which nomau shall cross and live.
do not love ana will not pretend To love that Union
II JacODuism Is to become supreme In the North
wish there could b. an impassahle WAL
o. "a r1if OF fire between IL and southern States
IT, DAY VIII come when the South will be independently
He also read from The Atlanta Nec Ira running ac-
count of a speech made IN Atlanta by Benjamin II. H
before ne was senator " lie was remarkably open III
his deuunciation OF the Reconstruction laws OF Con
pres declaring that they were only authorz % bv Tue
biyone scOuudres aud designating a. rogues rene
grades and VII all VINO saw MT To acqnieSee IN 'Hei
ttltilft tntnt,
An enthu-iasttc meeting Of Republicans I'm the INth
Assembly District held last evening IN the Bieeckel
Building Blceckerst. several stirring speeches were
made, ana number OF campaign songs were Sung by u
glce club from Harlem The first speaker introduced
Was JOhn ID. Lawson. The present campaigu. he said,
vas OF great importance because OF Its bearing on
tlc OF 1850 Speeches were also made By The
Rev. Dr. NJ. Ii. King, OF Yonkers. and others
SECRETARY SHERMAN IN NEW-JERSEY.
Secretary Sherman, who arrived III the city
late Last evening, Will go to Paterson. New
Jersey, to-day There he viii be IN the
evening the central figure Of what expected TO he one
OF the largest mass-meetlngs ever held IN Paterson
Special trains will carry Republicans from neighboring
towns in SewJersey. and the seating and standing
capacity Of the Paterson wigwam will be fuy tested.
General JudsOn Fitzpatrick will also speak.
IL Is expected that Secretary sherman viii be the
guest Of General khpatrick sunday at the Cen
erals home In DeckertOwn Suffolk COuutY where Tie
eDcampmeut Oi the the Grand Army the Republic
was held ia the Autumn OF 1873 secretary Sherman
will take part ia barbecue General Kupstrick's
farm during the forenoon and early afternoon OF Mon