New-York tribune., 1868-09-08


A Tanners Club has been organized, and is at
work at Atchison, Kansas.
A Grant Club was organized In New-Orleans
OIL the I'd, at which 300 white men enrolled
A vote taken on On Ene tram yesterday
morning gave Grant 100, Seymour no.
The Hon. b. II. Hill of Georgia is about to
stump the North and West in the interest Of the Democ
racy.
Mr.. A. P. Dudley of Caaveras, Cal has left
the Rebel Democracy and is now speaking IN behalf OF
Grant and peace nd.
Mt. Holly, N. j., promises large majority for
Grant, and Peace Gen. Rushing, candidate Tor Congress-
addressed q large meeting there ON the sd.
The Republicans Of Lebanon Springs, N, Y,
and Vicinity, organized Grant and Cofax CLUB On
Thursday evening with Col r. H. Wilbur as President
A vote taken on the Long Branch steamer,
Jesse Hoyt, yesterday morning resulted in 2ia for
Grant and lI9 for Seymour Among those voting for
Grant was Gov. Fenton.
A vote taken on the Camden and Amb0y
boat yesterday m gave Grant III votes and Seymour
49, The announcement was received with three times
three for Grant and Colfax. ...
Ulster County is working hard, and already
has good record ready for November. very large
meeting IN Elenville saturday evening, was ad
dressed by Gen. Van Wyck.
The wigwam at Haverstraw, Rockland Co.,
n " was filed with n large and enthusiastic asseueage
Of Union last Friday evening to listen TO Mr. Ii. r.
Crozier and Moses O. Leonard
The Rev. VIM. Esray addressed the citizens
Of Sterling Furnace Orange Co.. ~ " in the church at
that place the 3D. In spite of the rain large audi
ence listened 10 his eloquent remarks.
The Grant men of Waterford N. Y, have
large and active Club fully organized. They held q
rOusng meeting last Tuesday evening and win show
fun ranks when they meet ut the polls.
Among the names of Democrats who have
been chosen officer Forthcoming Seymour and Blair
torchght procession this city, those Of several
known thieves Proof ready in the DisirctAttOrney's
office
An outdoor mass meeting of Republicans
was held IN Danbury, Conn, Saturday p m. beau
tifu Grant and Cofax banner raised and speeches
were made by the Hon. ID. p. Nichols and the Hon. A.
W. Terry.
There is one Democrat in Goshen, Addison
Co. Vermont lie wac the doubtful list this year. but
finally voted for Edwards saying guess III do 80 this
time but all HI can't keep from voting for Grantand
Colfax in November"
Samuel w. Leflngwell, esq, late of The Leb-
anon (oho) Patriot, and Gen. yanderyeer both promi'
nent Democrats have repudated Yaand CHAM, the for
yallandsh~--.'s "orninatlOu'
The Union men of New Orleans are TO have
grand torchhgbt procession the l2h. They expect
20 have 10000 men in procession. The from Yer.
mont gives them new courage. and they will repudiao
their old tyrants IN November by largo vote.
A most enthusiastic meeting was held ut
PhIlllpsburg, Sullivan County on Saturday afternoon
last over 400 present large professions coming
in from hs country with banners and mnsc. The Hon.
gha. .vf,.sts ts..l
speakers.
Southern Democratic papers, az well as their
Northern brothers alarmed the speeches Of Hamp
ton and his tribe The Charleston Courier says mink the
truth but speak It softly 10 can't be done gentlemen
You've shown the dagger In your sleeve and you can't
recall tic picture.
Judge Dalrymple ordered the notice, Head
quarters Of the Democraclpary" that he found over
the COurtHouse door, at Newton ~ j. last week TO be
removed before he would open court The notice would
look we II posted the Tombs and probably would be
allowed 10 remain there.
A mass meeting will be held at the wigwam
corner OF FOrtysixthst. and Eghthave this evening
Addresses viii be made by the Hon H. b. stanton, Gen.
Thomas II. Hite, and the Hon. Vim. W. Peek. GO and
learn the difference between Wade Hamptons rebel
smoke and the uttoranees Of loyal men,
Senator Doolittle was All ardent Union man
during the war and has hundred times culogzed the
gonerasnp character and services Of Gen Grant Why
then IL he giving his time and his Senatorial frank 70 The
circulation Of Democratic documents, containing the
most ISLANDERS and asehoods about Gen. Grant
az soldier and public oicerf The fact that Mt DOC
little s chairman of the Democratic Congressional Com
,n,,ee furnishes no excuse for such conduct in man
like him. possessed of such views as be has put on
record Exchange.
Votes for Grant and Seymour, taken by ID.
Doubleday No 6b Sixth aye OIL different care resulted