New-York tribune., 1868-08-28
39aI NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY AUGUST ss 1865

! Republic-wiIl do all that lies I'm their power 10
e,cvare IN odoe The uvuueraJle representatives who
Will ever represent our national lame In conclusion
they declared they believed honor virtue ana peace
happiness or safeguard Of moral and intellectual pro
greAson aud that effort should be spared nor should
any threat dsinay theln, III seods hv n q C,aUt -
publican principles as represented 10y u %. Grant and
mass meeting vim ne held Al Which time splendid ban
ner win be suspended across Montgomery-ave, near
he present and viii address the meeting Large delega
tiOns from Hoboken, jersey City, 5olth betgen snG
attractive features OF the meeting III De nne selection
Of vocal and instrumental music
! GRAND DEMONSTRATION AT RAILWAY, N }.
Decidedly the largest political meeting which
has been held Railway since the campaign OF 1850 took
place last night at the new Taunery"-the headquarters
OF the Grant and Cofax OF that city Ihe building
! (which is OF sufficient 10 contain any ordinary
| outpouring OF tho oitlzens) was crowded 70 the
/ utmost extent : the windows at the sides were
| peered into by the faces OF those who could
| not obtain admission. while the main Shtrahce' and
large space In front OF IT, we're literally Jammed Alto
getner there OF the enthusiasm OF the famous
/ Lincoln campaign than has been seen since that time
| II was expected that John /. Blair j. shlpman.
| esq ana Major Herbert would address the meeting,
but their engagements elsewhere prevented their at
| tendance. The meeting opened at O'Clock by the
ceSed and loudly appauded The singers were the Gee
Club OF the CITY OF ttahway Ao, i,p ~ p SuES ",
| H. Gale introduced by Mr Gerrtt Betty frusident
| OF the Campaign Club. Judge Gales address touched
all the issues OF the campaign "oh were discussed
I'm an amusing and at the same me' logical manner lie
said that previous to the war the DemscIatc party had
been in power fer 20 years ana tney 'heeors Attributed
the prosperity OF the cou.sty H. t1rrad t,a n
/ traIion; but in 1860, when thoy turned the GOV
l ernment to their successors, the Kepub,,
! icans the Treasury empty, the army scattered
and exposed and the navy not to be found The Repub-
ucans thus had, as It were ne" GoNerhmenI 70 IoIn;
new % ARMY 20 % eVg, ,nd d ReSeo1 shows The spsIer
referred while contrasting the old Democratic party
altampt aISI Gi one OF soStR Carolina in 1852 show,
/ that
it, President had then inyadated the theory OF States
Rights which has since formed plank OF their platform
Yet said the Judge when the broke ont in 1851,
| these very we're the first to deciam against
! the unC0nstitutlonality OF coercion; and now,
| in 1865, they are endeavorng TO justify rebel
lion and admitting disbanded Rebels into their ranks"
OF all harsh which have been used about them,
no has yet said that Radical ever took up arms
- How about John Browuw "John Brown said the
Wise caused him 70 be hanged Inc Dcmocr1ts set up
yell OF trcason and, OF course were gathed when mat
and men OF the samo stamp engaged IN
rebellion against country 20 which Virginia is but
drop IN the sea, and were conquered The Democratic
party pleaded patbeucaly Tor our brethren oI the
South" protested gaus the well deserved punish
ceeded to a very exhaustive dissection Of the talacies
of tho liquidation theory OF the Democratic party;
white mans government, aud closed with
appeal 20 his audience 10 support the candi
dates OF the people, Grant and CnlaN. during Judge
Gales remarks he was twice interrupted NY
Of te ' oJnconan i UatcrrGed" with the Intention Of
putting "a summary eud 10 the meeting The remarks or
the Judge literally interlardod with anecdotes,
which were always dprOD0s, aud told with great
humor. He frequently Interrupted by laughter ana
applause.
BELLEYILLE GRANT AND COLFAX CLUB.
Grant and CoIfax Club was formed at
Boleyue Wednesday night, with John L. Taylor as
President
OPEN AIR MEETING AT NEWARK.
The Republicans of tho Eleventh Ward. New
ark held largely attended meeting at Roseye Park
Last evening The speakers stoned " with marked
attention. and oquenty applauded
THE DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.
The Nth District Democratic Convention for
the OF candidate for Congress was held at
the Opera House, Newark yesterday afternoon,
caucus 0 delegates held IN tho OF the stage pre-
yOus 10 the opening of the Convention Al "a o'clock
the Convention called 10 order by A. NJ. Reynolds,
when Mr. A d. Besson chosen Chairman. Al this
iuncture quite noisy time was had over TWIN matter,
and 70 found necessary 20 take Noes. Ipon re-
o.sembllug the contiAnr ~~s sub"uidedl ana sfYerW
deeeAtcs nCfed II under the Influence Of liquor On
the first ballot MT. Arestus Cleveland Of Hudson County
was placed nomination for Congressional houors.
committee Of rye appointed 20 invite Mr. Cleveland
address the Convention and MI Cleveland was lntro
duced aud the delegates received him with loud and r
I peated cheers. He made short speech, ohefn2 his
auks oI the nomination. aud spOko Of the happy re
suits follow the election of tho DcinOcratc cAdiAVos
for National State, and local poaitsns
The lid Congressional District (Democratic)
Convention met at somervillr "Wednesday. aud
mated John T. Br % Huuterdon County o. the cahdl-
date for Congress from that district