New-York tribune., 1868-09-08
BOYS IN BLUE.
NEW-JERSEY.

| UNPRECEDENTED OUTPoURING IN TRENTON
THE REPUBLICANS RESOLVED TO VIVA
GLORIOUS MEETING.
| TRENTON, Sept. 7-TaylOr's beautiful hall
flied to oyerhowng this evening by the friends and
supporters OF Grant and Coax Full 5000 people were
within the walls The occasion OF the gathering the
ratification OF the nomination not only OF Grant and Col
fax but OF John Blair for Governor and Gen James
Rushing as Representative IN Congress. The stage
draped with American flags, and tiny standards hoated
from the galleries on the platform John Roebing
esq., tho Hon. l.. d. Culver, &. c. Hayens, esq i; j.
striker ESQ., Col Cooke, Dr. Freese aud many other dis
ngushed citizens OF Trenton. The Hon. H. y. COnger
presided, and, IN few wetmed remarks, introduced
| Tho Hon. John |. Blair, the Republican candidate
FOR Governor OF NewJersey. The next Governor. adj
vnncIng. received with eheers lie rcinarAed thit
he had not come TO- make sBeeSh, Du1 10 ayr6 Ey Tue
nomination ot MS frlend SfeD flsiing, Ihc -
brief speech was greeted WIN thuh9eIs Ol dpPa.se
After Gov Blair had resumed his seat Mr. C0ngcr intro
duced Cen Rushing and that gentleman advanced under
storm Of applause He began Dy calling attention TO
the fact that Theodore + Randolph the wouldbe Gov
Rushing among the dry bones III the next Congress.
lie believed that there would be Rushing among the
Laughter and choering The General spoke upward ot
Two hours on the issues Of tho eampaen' ana ana
financial question was thoroughly reviewed
and the main question Grant ~, OK III, sseynour;; sy
both parties criticized and explained THIS Tight
said the distinguished speaker is not for ourselves No.
there is a grander thought than that; 10 10 struggle for
liberty and freedom all over the world AT the close Of
the Generals speech the audience arose ana WIN chee
iaes the assembaee proclaimed for Grant aud Cofax,
Blair and Ruslng Mr. CoDser now introdueed me Hoh;
remember that Mr. Culver from the Empire stae, ana
ms TnT NTw. YORK TaBrSE" Cheers. Mr. Culver in
a humorous Vein spoke for an hour, aud BIS remarks
were received with prolonged laughter and applause
THE wIGwAM DEDICATION AT NEWARK - TEN
THOUSAND PERSONS OUT
The dedication at the new Republican Wig
wan at Newark, last evening, wac a grand AFFAIR, aud
was the occasion OF great oupourng on the part OF the
people, which entirely unlocked for on the part Of
the Committee having the matter IN charge The wig
wan is Broad-st lts intersection with Fulton.
having entrances both the streets named ana about
80 by $50 feet The platform on the south side Of the
building facing the Futon-st. entrance. I'm
mediately in front OF the speakers stands
ia balcony, which II is intended to re-
serve for ladies. The wgwam was completed yesterday
noon, and preparations Ior INC deGean"n @ wu,n @
diutey commeheed Every pillar IN the structure Wa
decorated with small flags bearing the names OF Grant
balls stars, and transparenees over the broao ST en-
trance, the river side was banner bearing the ehng
eastery eDd Of the building was large banner on
which the names OF the candidates for President wee
e speakers stand was neatly decorated with the Amer
can colors. The wigwam Was lighted by more than 80
pay Scarcely had darkness set in before the streets
were throDged with people some hurryins TO seSnie
iisi parade Of the Grant Legions. while Others as
sembled the street corners to witness tne display.
unb1udpd Tie various legOns, including the cavalry
company formed in line along Military PARK ana 70 the
number OF about paraded the streets amid the cheers
Of tnosc gathered In vast crowd along tie Walks
Wigwam Long before the hour OF opening arrived the
crowd began assemble and poured In one continuous
stream into the structure (which seats 5000 person n
there scarcely breathing room, much less stahuE
Seated before the platform were AT least
five hundred ladies. The a.slcs completely packed
and the crowd increased until 10 was found absolutely
necessary to hold out door meeting m front o the
Wgwam order 10 satisfy these who assembled 20 slSh
To sound Republican doctrine Immediately oNcI .he /!
Broad entrance balcony from WHICH phnu us
cOursed fine music Mr. VIM H. Francls 'halfinah vi
the Young Mems Executive Committee called the meet
ing TO order In brief stirring address, and then
dedicated the WIgwam. every plank anu rail- 10 the
Republican cause. The Rev j. h Burr, Of tue central
Methodist Church, offered prayer Tor the Dvlne DeSs
iuv and invoking preservation from the DIVINE hand
lied From Fields yet Red with Slaughter" written for
Inc occasion nv Abraham Coles, NJ d. the very walls
ringing with the electric chorus, 10 sprang from the
lips OF Thousands
who was received with uproarious applause The 5ena
sentng them as the true champions OF liberty
He congratulated the people on the dedication ot the
mapnidcent to the cause of civil liberty ana
human equality These the great issues 0fFhe houI
aud have been since the advent OF he Great fteho
OF Man The seed planted In one epoch has budded n !
eaother and in our day have tts fruits. Which party
in the land is the friend prihcpest The
then ably discussed the principles OF the Two par
tes 40 e land severely cr1cizing the Democratic pocy
The Senator spoke for more thAn two hours IN an apie
panded at bis close Joseph p. Bradley, esq. next ad
dressed the assomblage, after which the meeting
Adjourned with loud cheers for all the candidates.
Among the LegionA paTadipg, we're waiting companies