New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-30
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SENATOR CAMERON IN ERIE--rWENfY THOU
SAND REPUBLICAN MAJORITY PREDICTED.
ERIE, Sept. Ex-senator Cameron and AttOr-
ney-General arrived here this morning and
welcomed 10y the Republicans OF this city III an
immense meeting at Walthen's Hall this evening
The greatest enthusiasm prevailed Mr. Brewster mads-
eloquent speech In the OF which he said that
he would rather the Rebels had succeeded IN the ste
war than that tho Democrats should triumph at this
election had failed then the Rebels would
have gained their independence and governed them'
selves. but If lose this deht We lose our indie
pendence and they govern Mr.. Cameron said thss
he had left home 10 whether every looking
forward the approaching election with the same feel
ing OF earnesness himself. The battle was in Penn
syvans He had been through the State and seen th~
people. and everywhere he had found Republicans GA
the ert believed that the majority in the state in
october would reach 10000 He advised every RepuOi-
consider himself Vigilance Committee on the day
OF the election TO that every vote brought out thas
be reached, and il this is DONE his prediction will
surely be fulfilled.
DIsGRAogFUL DEMOCRATIC RIor-ENrHcsIASrIC
REPUBLICAN MEETING.
LANCASTER, Sept. 29.-The Republicans OF
Lancaster County held convention In this city to-
day Early the morning the Inhabitants OF tho sur
rounding coantes began TO pour into the city, and long
before the streets ono mass OF people Of all
ages and conditions in life The display in great
measure military the substantial yeomen came in
wagons and on horseback and tho procession occupied
two hours passing given point The city dressed
with fags and the day WAS observed -
q general holiday. The meeting held In
a large field near the city. and upward OF
$4,000 people nbled 20 listen TO tho speeches
which deiiveredby senator Patterson OF New Hamp
shire, Hcmesentatve stevens oi inc same stare, Gen
Fitzpatrick. o. j. Dickey. nominee FOR Congress place
OF rhad stevens Gov Geary. aud Others BStwoen and
o'clock. while the meeting progress outside the
city, OF ruinS. evidently organized for the pur
pose made an attack on number OF Republicans wh6
had renamed IN town Several persons wers
wounded. The Democratic Mayor OF the city
ia severely cenSarcd for his want Of energy IN
stppressing the riot Windows broken
and paving stones hurled The sccandrels had
control OF part OF the city upward CT hour They
known Ia Toe Republican. The more respectable Depo
Gratis much nCensed and there Is docbt tia
iOs Democrats riot viii diminish vle number II votes
fo Seymour aud BLAIR In this district one two
rests have been made hut there Is not much prospect
thai The scOundres viii be punished rs theE deserve
Another lar meeting held this evening Addresses
were made by Gen. Fitzpatrick, Il. Mathee. aud Gen.
J Crawford.
/ EEruBLIChN MASS MEETING IN HARRISBURG.
1 H,RHIsEUKG. Sept ga monster Republi.
can meeting has Just been held IN the Conrtioass,
which packed to oyeIiowing. During nearly thres
, hours Gen. stevens and senator Patterson OF New
Hampshire held IN audience composed OF the wealth and
Intelligence ot Harrisburg including both Com
pancs \. H. G. d. H. r. an c. OF the Boys in Blue. had
.md torchlsht procession. The enthusiasm Is ncreas
I ug Thousands OF people lined the sidewalks. Tho
slronghOlds OF this Democrats city are Yielding ana
already the friends Ol Seymour talk OF defeat several
gentlemen who have Just Irycd from other parts OF t"
STAT" say that tho Germans gapdy 0onlas OU ll'
orgy apd ColtaA