New-York tribune., 1868-08-24


Republican meeting held the Goth inst. at Memphis
Clark County, Indiana The CharlestOwn deega
ton alone l,7OO strong, and over one mile In
length Five martial and two brass bands and half
dozen glee clubs we're in attendance
Senator Wilson addressed an enthusiastic
Grant and Coltax meeting Worcester Mass on Friday
night In hs eloquent peToration the Senator sad le
cause which could take into his closet ana
with open Bible and bended knees, invoke Gods bless
ing upon IT, and such cause would be sure TO triumph
and bless the land.
An immense meeting was held IN Martins
vle Ind on the 18th. Five Boys in Blue" went out
from INDIANAPOLIS delegation OF about 1000 persons
had come in ON the train Fairand, large number
had come in on the train from Gosport and stl more
from different sections OF the surrounding country In
wagons and on horseback.
The Frankfort Qnd.) Union Banner, speaking
OF five appointments filed by Cen Lew Wallace In Gin
ton county last week. the meetings were all grand
successes being the largest township meetings ever hed
IN tho county and giving abundant evidence lhat 'he
people are fully aroused and determined to fight 1t out on
this line under their great leaders. tho patriot Grant The
statesman, C0lfax.
At a Democratic meeting at hiddletown, re-
Gently. Col W c. Tulley of Media introduced white
person with face baekened to represent coored man,
with carpet-bag in hand, who mounted chair ana told
the audience be was member OF Congress from Florida
The effect was exactly theopposte Intended Tor the bur
foop was received with dead silence and soon skunk
away from the disgustel audience
In Sussex Co., n. j., active work Is in
progress Meetings held in some town Of the county
every night wigwam TO bo dedicated on the lst OF
September when speeches will be made 10y John J. Blar
haDhdat6 for Governor, T. n. McCarter, and others
The Warren and HunterdOn Counties Republicans are
also forming clubs in all parts of the counties and mean
to reduce the heavy Democratic majorities there
NIovor Jonathan n. Gordon, for many years
nrorincnt lawyer Of Indianapolis made able speech
in that city on 2ls in favor of Grant ana CouAA lie
has acted with the Democratic party for the past few
vear nut is now earnestly and enthusiastically at Work
for tho Republican candidates both State and national
He WAS listened with profound attention by one OF the
largest audiences that assembled in that hall lie
was frequently cheered.
The Pendleton demonstration at Augusta
Ne was decided failure. There only $50 persons
in the PROCESSION headed Ivy two bands and cavacade
OF 60 the afternoon, from raised platform ID front
Of the Court House. Mr. Peudeton addressed about 1000
peope foruoro than two hours During his entire speech
Le alluded TO the war but twice, and then only
incidentally the subject Of State rights forued the bur
| den OF his speech.
en.JP c. Shanks the Republican candidate
for Congress In the Fort Wayne District addressed large
audience OH Monday last Gen. shank spoke for about
two hours and reviewed with great cearness the history
Of the two parties during the time Of their control OF the
Government: tie difficulties the Republican party had
90 contend with during the war Ia t various stages and
their trumplont victory over Secession and Copperhead
ISM Judge Iowry, his opponent, will, IL Is Thought be
unable 10 cope with SO formidable adversary, and the
General viii make an easy run.
The Wheeling (W. Va) IHteiiigencer says;
John Hall osq Of Mason County, President Of the Con
stitutona Convention OF West Virginia in 1901 has, we
have good authority for saying. experienced thorough
conversion since he attended the NewYork Convention
in the capacity OF a delegate We do not hear that Nj
Hall has openly declared for Grant and Coiax. That
would he rather too much expect after his re-
turn from the Democratic Convention but he gives the
Republican state and Congressional ticket his hearty
support, and the benefit oiLi extensive influence
The Republicans of Lynn, Mass, held a
Grand mass meeting or Saturday evening fully son
people being present Before the oratorcal exercises
commenced three costly Grant aud Coiiah n'E7 "'i'
thrown to the breeze amid loud cheering and inspiring
music The vast aSsemblage could not have crowded
into any hall In tho city, hence they gathered IN te N
eipity OF the Republican Headquarters. MI. Geo j.
Loriue delivered an able and eloquent speech. His views
were loudly appaudei especially when he indorscd Tie
policy OF Congress and the Republican nominations
A great Republican demonstration tool, place
IN Austin Texas OF tho 10Th nst IN connection with the
Republican state Convention. The number present was
surprisingly argethere being less than l5Oj whites
and 5000 blacks Many estimate the total number at
10000 1t was the largest meeting that ever assembled p
Travis County At about II o'clock the citizens marched
through the streets the number Of about 3oO present
ing fine appearance. Judge Bell President OF the Re
publcau State Convention, then introduced and re-
ceved with d e widest applause He was followed by
Coy. Hamilton
Orange County, of this State, is at last well
organized and frequent Republican meetings arc being
held Gen Van Nyc doing good service, so far a. the
state Of his voice VIII permit On Wednesday evening
hagraising and enthusiastic meeting was held at POt
Jervs. which was addressed by Gen. Van Wyck, W j.
Groo, and NJ. Hawlcy. esqs. Thursday night grand
rally was held at Walden. which Gen Van Wye spoke
for over an hour on Friday night Gen Van Wyck spoke
At Monticello, the county seat Of sullivan He viii also
speak a. other places previous the brief visit he pro
poses 70 make 10 the Rocky Mountains.
The Republican is the name of a daily paper
inst started iu Columbia South Carolina, by Mr. j. w.
Denny Of ana GoiiaX TAis 10 the first
paper ever publ south Carolina as recognized
organ Of the Republican party 1t says Here in south
Carolina the home Of the Pnckneys the Buffers, and the
Hsmptons-here where Calhoun lived and dIrd-hcre
where the human bondage rested heaviest and
human slavery found Us warmes devOtees-stands to-
day parts OF 7O0 voters pledged 70 preserve protect,
and defend the rights Of every aud chiid Of
every race color condition. and 70 make this State
prosperous ana heI ptOpe haplN' ny PaonB 0uuDdtlVH
within the reaehO a' These sentiments significant.
Senator Sherman of Ohio delivered a speech
the canvass, at Hlsboro on the Goth inst lie de-
cared great object be kept in view IN this
election the effect it win have IN the South. with
Seymour II is Rebel rule, aud the overthrov OF the
present State Governments with Grant is peace upon
the present laws with the State Governments IN
force IN 1850 the great question whether the people
would De deferred from eecng their choice for Presi
dent BY threats Of secession IL 1894 the great question
was whether the failures and now the question
is whether the Rebels who threatened and wsged
and who were compelled 10 yield Internationally TO Gen