New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-16

giving his supporting Grant and Cofax in
preference to Seymour and BLAIR His speech was one Of
remarkable candor and effectiveness He showed con
clusively that TO be consistent every war Democrat
must vote for Grant and COlfax
Edward Labouaye, who thoroughly under
stood the war fully compehends the present political
situation. We give the following extract nom letter
written by him TO one Of his American friends;
Now that the election of President to execute the
laws or Congress approaches need nor zen yo tnat al
wishes are for Gen Grant The WlsdOin ana human
ity shown by m during the war his respect ior law his
capacity for affairs prove him wholly wof,my 10 stand
him you will have enduring peace, Inc south has
learned both 10 honor and to fear Cen Hihn ana ms
Presidency will complete the reconstruction OF the UNION
A correspondent of THE TRIBUNE writes
private letter, from which make the following ex-
tract;
have on several occasions observed that the presence
OF reporter in the Democratic camp induces speech Of
more than ordinarily conservative character radical
Democracy ourishes most where there IL no taking
notes. TOombs in particular rs noted Tor ms horror of
time ago, aud which the speaker was not OF course,
allowed TO trim for publication has created m1ch disgust
among his friends and consequent increased contempt
for carpet reporters The accuracy Of the report was
all they complained Of
The Times says: "Horatio Seymour has
always been laundering politician and prophet lie
bundered fearfuly about the at Us beginning He
then bundered ght and left in regard TO the national
credit aud finances Ho then bundered about the draft
and the management Of Things this City. lie then
Numbered about the way the would terminate and
the results Of its termination Since then he has blum
dcred in every speech he has dev9red and at the New
York Convention he Numbered into refusing and accept
ing the Democratic nomination We're he elected, he
would certainly be known the bunderng President"
A correspondent of The Chicago Republican
gives an account Of recent visit to Gen and Mrs. Grant
at Gacna. He says;
"Ofhis election Gen. Grant entertans doubt. We
gathered from his conversation that his opinions arc as
much tho result Of his ne intuition his keen insight
hears from his political friends. Yes. said he II
thought could the country well In my present
station as IN the Presidential chair should care lolhg
for election To give up tho place az General sac
rihce 10 suits me; am grateful that II was given 10
me- II Is FOR lie, and am sure nothing cQnll ne more
gratifying to ores ambition But seemed TO be neces.
down the rebellion, and so am in the field suppose
no man can do just what he wants to ana there stop
Being candidate, want TO win OF course
The Philadelphia Morning Post, in speaking
Of the Hon Sam. j. Randall, COpperhead candidate for
the LIST District Of Pennsylvania, says
1--WE are inclined think that the Hon Sam. Randall
is the wickcdest Man In Philadelphia, because he, like
course lie knows that his party did al 10 dared do Ia
aid Of the Rebellion, ana that nj had succeeded IN 1854
quainted with its violent and seditous course IN Con-
ercs and It's unserupulous efforts TO defeat those Just
measures passed for the good 90 the country lie nae
speeches Of Judge Kelley. leonard Myers and Charles
ONe but has stubboruy refused 20 profit by their IN
struct6ns bay after day has sat IN Congress and de-
lhpratelY dCucd
turcd man but has consented 10 become party 10 the
most daboca system Of persecution that prejudice ever
me Ms is an PtS sSSac6 and NJ Ran
Tor these reasons principal competitors
ser IT,"
The Philadelphia EreHin9 Star gives the fol-
lowing sketch OF the Hon. Gausha A. Grow Chairman Of
the state Central Committee Of Pennsylvania:
The Hon. Galusha A. Grow, Chairman q The Republ-
dGerel nan with bach lowing Ssr ad Ilskerl hs1e
nos ana "A ore Z lhTO
cid, dy intellectual The striking expression OF his lace
Is that determination, and he Is an ndomtabe worker
also eloquent and ready speaker and has served
The party IN even cgmpasn of }es pasl On " ts,lI
seat in 1900 owing the new apporonmen- his county
susquchanna. being thrown with Luzerne whereby the
Democrats victorious lie was likewise Speaker OF
tie House and knocked down Southern member IN one
OF the endless personal difficulties which occurred be-
war Mr Grow Is President 81 the Council OF the Union
Leagues Of the United States, and was prominent can
ddate Tor the YccPresidenoy before the Republican
Convention last time.
Mr.. Greeley writes as follows to The N. Y.
Independent
Our country with recent immigrants from the
Old World, who are very Ignorant OF The grounds OF ar
ference between the two great parties Many OF them
cannot read at ALI another large portion cannot read
journals printed IN our Language The great mass OF our
mmgra pick up their knowledge ~ American p0ucs
@ srv gc6eralIv and bitterly hostile 10 tho Re.
publican party. Hence, find large majority Of
the aliens resident among US nnocuiaed with thcuS OF
The aliens being generally against II Is the interest
OF the Democratic WlrcWOrkers TO put them through
at the earliest moment, legally or illegally; Every 100
INTERPRETATIONS legal Illegal expected 90 increase
relative vote by Co 70 eO hence they are busy hunt
ing up persons who can be naturallzed and they have
already naturalZed thousands who have no night 20 be
uaturalized. know an election district IN WesiehehieI
County wherein pereOns have been put through
within the last two months. whom Il yet entitled
10 be made a citizen one OF them has not YET Doen
year u the country: another was nosy for Grant and
Cofax TIL he applied 10 the Grant club Tor natufazA-
lon and was told after due inquiry that he aad no right
bo naturazcd cor year yet He went straight over
10 tho Seymour Club al was received Win open arms
showed brsky THROUGHPUT Naturalization MIL ana -
now noisy advocate OF Seymour and Blair And TINS Is
a specimen brio that oxcmpLhcs many large houses.
Ii such dOngs are not stopped somewhere-cither at
the polls or previously Crant Will he cheated out OF the
Presidency. And they cannot DC stopped without con.
ccrtr and painstakng efforts. They cannot be stopped
unless we have Grant Club In almost every ward and
township, aud our better citizens hrdenty interested IN
their work We must Stop them not IN few places but
everywhere ana that involves organization, canyassng
ana very much hard work. We are not ready lDi tie
decisive day until No have iist n eaeh olcctI9 Is,e
Of every man living 81 that district, Distinguishing lA0so
who are from those who are not legal voter WIN some
responsible person ia each nelghD0rhOod pledged 10 Dng
out our last voter residing IseLc Win an ST%I , aa
daylight 20 dark and take care that no KcpuDlcan IS
buod into voting the COppeIhead ticket ana none but
Men and brethTeDf this involves WORK The Few can
not do II thoroughly The many must help them IL any
man fluids himself TOO rich too old or too busy or too
religions to bear part ia It, respectfully suggest that
very rich, very old very busy and very religious men
are doing just such work already and VIII Keep doing
counted you frlow Republicans, not To fancy
lie battle already Nou and tus allow II even ye 10 DC
hold Ike true men, resolved thAt, III your
efforts can prevent IT, there shall be no sueh Nod ar IAN
COLLAR AT HOME.
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Sept 1.-The Hon. ID. l..
williamson our candidate FOR Attorney General spoke
here tonight in the Court square 10 largo audi
ence and yyas frequently cheered 10 the echo He said
that he had several times before made the canvass OF the