New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
The CAMPAIGN IN EVERY STATE.
The SECOND UPRISING FOR the UNION.
SUMTER DAYS OVER AGAIN.
GRANTS COLUMNS CHASING THE ENEMY
ON TIE WAY TO APPOMATTOXs
MAINE.


Sickles, Conness Fessenden, Hamlin and hundred
soldiers and statesmen of more or less renown are
shaking ND the snakes down East in manner that
inspires the Boys in Blue with living energy. OyeH
30 Republican meetings are held nightly throughouf
the State. The Democracy are also working hardf
Cox and PendletOn having been their right bOwers9
The Rebels will be cooked here during the present
month, sure. Well-posted Republicans hook for at
least 900 Republican majority Senator Fessondent
in letter written from Maine to friend in Wash<
ington speaks with great confidence of the succesS
of the Republicans in the approaching election iu
that State. He says that the Republican majority
will be increased by at at least 10000. Mr.. Blaines
the Representative from the Augusta District, has
also been writing to the Capital upon the same
subject and puts the Republican majority at higheA
figure than Senator Fessenden. She gave IL ga las6
year. The election takes place on Tuesday next
the anniversary of the battle of South Mountain-a
bad day for the Rebs. Go in. boys, and win
Many Maine clerks in Washington are making
arrangements go home to vote at the coming election
Seven Republican flags were raised in Porte
land Saturday evening. So is throughout the State"
everywhere alive.
The Biddeford Journal hears the most enI
couragng from all parts of York County. The Re$
publicaDs are sure to win ...
the Rebels without gloves during rain STERN at Port
land on the 5th inst. The hall was jammed
Several of the leading men of Watervilleb
heretofore Democrats have avowed their determination
to vote for Grant, Colfax, and Chamberlain
Gen. Ewing of Kansas is stumping Maine
for the Democrats Gen. Brnkerho Of Ohio speak,
ing in the same State IN the Republican Interest
After the election in Maine on the 14th inst.
the Copperhesds will be cursng their Central Committee
for the blunder it sending PendetOn into thas
State to make repudiation speeches.
The Republicans of Sidney, Maine, and the ada
Joining towns held large meeting there SaturS
day afternoon, which addressed by Judge Brinkers
hoff of Ohio and the Hon. James g. Blaine OF Augusta
The Democratic National Committee haya
sent 100000 to to influence the election To meen
ths the Republicans have truth justice honor and berf
ty as their watchwords. Can there be any doubt whch
will win
A New-York correspondent of The Bangor
Whig well says It be often too earnestly
impressed upon the voters OF State that more de-
pends upon them than upon any other State in the
Union"
Sunset Cox's gas is not relished in Mainet
He advertised to speak in Kery on the 3lst uts
but only haltdozen rubynosed Rebels assembled to
hear him. and Mr. Cox Travelled of without working Of
his bile.
The Hon. J. W. Patterson addressed glorious
Union crowd at Bangor, recently The rain winch had
fallen at intervals during the day seemed no wise to
dampen the ardor OF the people, to keep them away
from the meeting
PenobscOt County is awake. A grand Repub>
lican meeting was held Garland the lst insts
Speeches by the Hon. Josiah Crosby and WIN. Welis
Brown The prospects for large Republican majority 10
this town are good
There was another large meeting at Augusta
last Thursday 1t addressed by Gen Hawey Majors
Gen d. sickles the Hon. VIM. Pitt Fessenden, the
Hou Robert q. Ingerso, Attorney General Of linosh
and the Hon Henry Wilson Of Massachusetts.
The Republican gathering at KennebunkportY
village, York County, on the ID inst very large. A
splendid new Grant and Colfax flag raised, with
LET lis have Peace" largely lettered thereon. Gem
Swift made two hours speech with good effect.
Eddngton, Penobscot County, had an enthu-
siastic Republican meeting the Sd inst Col Dunnin4
and Judge Godfrey polished of the Rebels amid the
groans of OF their sympahzers in the background
Eddngon will give good account Of herself on the 4th.
Three thousand earnest Boys in Blue listened
TO the Hons John IT, Rice and j. W. Patterson at Dover.
Piscataquis County the 2d inst Over 900 Tanner
headed by "a brass band aud magnificent drum corpss
paraded the before the meeting The enthusias
was unbounded Piscataqus will speak the l4th as IT
did in 1865.
The Commercial AdrertiSer says: "Mr. Rich~
ard O'GOrman, who has been stumpmg Maine for Seys
mour and Blair, regret to say, has returned hons
quite The condition OF things III the State Of Maine is
causing serious illness several Democrats. The eoun-
ry all saubrous TO the friends OF Seymour and
Blair Pendleton only saved from attack by
running away"
The Bath Times says that one of the most
prominent Democrats that cityone who has been
peatedly placed III nomination by that party for istn~
guished postonsThursday stated on the street that
Frank Blair was most dangerous man that he knew
of in the country that lie had doubt he would do
rash act as he never knew him do prudent OF
course AZ an practical he cannot vote TO
place such mau in the exalted position OF Vice Pres-
dent Of the United States!
On the 3tst ult one of the largest meetings
Of the campaign held at Kery, York County. There
present upon the stand eXGovs Goodwin OF New~
Hampshire, and Hawey OF Connecticut, and others. NJ
spofford. esq., of Kittery introduced exGov Hawleys
who spoke for two hours and half in his most effective
The OF the Vermont victory was received
with deafenng cheers. At late hour the meeting broke
up with cheers for all the candidates, and the seven
manned soldiers, the victim of my policy
A Washington correspondent says: "a prom.
nent gentleman. who has returned here from Maine,
ays that the informed Democrats concede that the
Republicans will carry that State by at least 10000 mae
ority Among those who express this opinion freely is
sunset Cox who has been actively engaged in stumpng
he State for the Democrats Mr. Cox, in conversation
With this gentleman, said Il tell you Sir, IL is no uss
hung our eyes to plain facts. The popular enthusiasm.
Grant irresisible lie will sweep everything before
im."
An immense Republican meeting was held
t Portland on Saturday The Grant and Colfax Clubs
anner Clubs, and other Republican organizations wera
ut with full ranks Their arrival just before the meeting
vas splendid sight, and most enthusiastic welcome