New-York tribune., 1868-08-13


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| MARYLAND CONSERVATIVES FOR GRANT AND
COLFAX.
BALTIMORE, Aug. IA meeting OF prOml-
nent Conservatives who have since the close OF the war;
been identified with the Democratic party of this State
was held tonight and determined to publish an
address to the Conservative Union men OF the country
urging them to vote for Grant and Cofax. Speeches
were made showing up the conduct OF the Maryland
Democratic party excluding from all share IN te state
government any who adhered to the Union during
the war; declaring that between the nominees OF the
two parties those who Union men can support only
Grant. Those composing the meeting were manly men
who were the first follow the lead OF swami ana were
his efficient assistants in breaking down the Registry law
o oNarvland Negro suffrage has lost its error for them,
and they are ready back to the fold OF kepuDhc
anisnl The indications throughout the State are 'hat
while the Republicans will not he able to give Grant It's
electoral vote they will nearly double the vote OF last
wear The Republican Committee is preparing Tor an
active canvass.
TWO REPUBLICANS IN TIE FIELD.
NASHVILLE. Aug IA very active contest
has been in progress for some weeks IN ts
District between s c. Mercer and W r. fToSseI, cS %
daes for the Republican nomination. The District Nom
mating Convention met IN thsc city today Two dovS"'os
appeared from this county but both were Iuieu % 3. a
yote was taken by the remaining counties WIN Wy
lowing result Mercer, IL Trimble IA; fI3SseT ;,
SON O. without taking another Dallot te Ho"o W 6
odionrped sine die. This unexpected acton Oh te
Convention leaves both candidates III the nelu nt %
prospect OF adjustment OF the controversy! ~
the polls.
NORTH CAROLINA DEMOCRATIC CON ENIiON'
! R,TrrCu Aug 12-The North Carolina Con
vention of Democrats ana IN large mum,
city tomorrow. Delegates are arrivsG "a and ne conn
hers Large delegations from Wilmington anu anu 'Bo nc @
tie ON the lire of Wilmington and Weldon d
W. W. ,artcj toniclt State Electors for President ana
! Vice-Presdent are 10 be appointed
TENNESSEE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
! NASHVILLE, AUG. 12.-Ihe RepuDilcan - 9ta.c az.
/ los. Tle
sided letter from Gov. Brownlow was read cor, th
mttee was appointed to dTait resolutions ~
! death,of the Hon. Thaddcus stevens
| nE,iOCRATIC MEETING IN HOEOKEN.
A seymour Blair. and TheO. +. Randolph
RATIFICATION meeting was held last evening AT quo & o&o'
t@re Garden Hobokeu. The assembagc was large ana
t6e audience enthusiastic. shortly after p M demo
cratic clubs from Jersey city, Hoboken. and WeehaWErh
made their appearance each preceded 10y Dahu lNo
minor stands were erected at opposite ends OF the gar
den from which speeches were dcllNeLeu uull"h, .o
evening. At the commencement OF the pro%ee.uin@hs % *
! some rotten eggs thrown by persons rom u. ~!
adjoining unfinished building Oimcer EoIilgan Iilg Wu g
there iu search of the parties, mt lahg llIouEh
floor into the basement, he received some serious
About $50 am the,Hon A. o. Evans was uill.iiotusI3
elected Chairman lie bTlcny anu P3hnEEuS P@nnb
the object Of the meeting. and asked whether 'Ic &
leans who had been tried could be trusted aEa,i %
whether the negro or the Whe man siou jtrJ T1 a3tr
the country Vice Presidents were then apponIe' aCo %
which resolutions were put ana adopted ~ NJ
Tammany platform. and the recent hS'n,n9,on o' NJ
Randolph as Governor Of the State OF New-JeISty Ar
Jacob r. WOTendyke was Ile ~ o. ,ra gc,,i,n
/ az the determination of tho numbers pieT.Gn. TG
form and observed that the men selected standard
bearers Were men that had knowledge ability, and will
cratic party had adhered TO- aud which they trusted
would yet bring back the country TO Us pristine STATE
He denounced warmly the intention OF the kepnDcals
10 pervert the laws of by giving the balance OF
power the negro, ignorant though liberated class
Messrs Seymour, Blair, and Randolph, and afteT
speech of considerable length resumed ms
senator Winfield who made short speech
Mr.. Abbott then stepped forward, and was loudly
H.. ippIv ReCOuEtruC
ton and the act in reference to the supreme court
lie warmly condemned the Republican scheme oi Swing
votes TO 7O 900 negroes In conclusion he referred 10 the
Electoral College and other bills and called on all TO
forthcominr contest l(ireat checringl After
other speeches, the meeting broke up
| EIGHTH ASSEMBLY GRANT AND COLFAX BOYS IN
| BLUE. ,
This Club held a spirited meeting at Their
Headquarters No. 274 Grandst on Tuesday the lth INST
Tho Secretary, Mr. J. c. Julius Langben, read lew
pamphlets and circulars that had been received from te
State General and Central Committee which were re-
| 6abma George W Hendrlckson and william v Wallace
respectively addressed the Club. aud were each loudly
| cheered.
BANNER PRESENTATION IN NEWARK, y. J.
On Tuesday night a beautiful banner, with
two gudons was presented 10 the Second Ward Grant
and Colfax Legion by John Y. Foster esq Col. VIM.
Ward received the banner on behalf OF the legion In
few wechOsen remarks. The banner is very neat, and
is embeishcd with portraits Of tho Republican candi-
decorated in other manners.
SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT GERMAN REPUB-
A German Grant and COlfax club was organ
lied last night at No. 2l8 Wlliam-st The following
named officers were elected T. RiXngcr President; W.
Dauber Vice President, c. Beyere Secretary. aud C.
Grenlch Treasurer G.. Beyerle addressed the meeting
which large and enthusiastic one and offered resO
luuOns ratfyIug tine nomination Of Grant and COlfaN,
which were adopted. Messrs Cantor, Stig aud Grcn-
lah, were elected Delegates 10 the Central Campaign
Club after which the meeting adjourned.
THE PERTH AMBOY REPUBLICANS.
The Republicans Of Perth AmbOy have or
gauizcd a Grant and COfaX Club. with the following
of 4 |.
dent John Adair Second NcePTesident, G. L. Parker;
Secretary, T. Harmed, Corresponding Secretary, l. ii.
Weherwax; Treasurer, j. Auins Tho Republicans OF
Perth AmbOy though somewhat in the minority have
determined TO turn leaf this year, and show
bold front for Grant and the Union.
1.-THE HOME OF GRISWOLD."
fTO THR EDITOR OF THE TRIBUNE.I
SIR: The World has an article this morning,
giving the result Of local election In the town Of Graf
ton Rensselaer, County. y. Y, which is rather amusing
10 any one at all acquainted IN that county Twenty
years used 10 call that town the State Of Graf
ton Tho point Of the article IS that Mr. GriswOlds own
home had gone against him, &c. write this merely 10
say that Mr GrswOld resided in the town Of Graf
sd wi boN iu fie Ia NJ