New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-30

aa asi0liowed by Mr. L. Bradford Prince In an enec
i've speech on the general issues OF the campaign The
aueee was very large. about $50 ladies being present
The great Republican Tent of the Kings
I, ueheraI committee was pitched at the corner OF
ana iast evening another immense meeting was held I'M
C er II ADDRESSES were made by the Hon Lncns r.
HagseTty. WIN Richardson, esq, and Others Meetings
large audiences The Boys in Blue and The Tanners
Of the Tenth Eleventh Twentieth aud Twenysec9,h,d
'icKsDurg Glee Club and Fourteenth Regiment Band
The most enthusiastic meeting held under tho
auspices OF the Grant and Coax Club of Katonah was
hall was crowded to its utmost capacity and the address
delivered by the Rev. H. L. King OF NewYork. was re-
to hold the final meeting Of the Club "Wednesday Nov
Club w I Ss 1Sy s 81 e s o on s
OF inc elections In each Of the States hTee
ana King, and the meeting adjourned. 49,
=, Mr. j; b. Wass, proprietor of the Peoples
Express has received the nomination for Alderman OF
peoples candidate. and afterwSrd by the Rfpnb
eas without opposition; and also unanimously ny ts
with distinction during the Mexican War. where he was
severely wounded. and received personal compliment
been very prominent In political life. though he made
target during w-Nobing tmee for his opposition 20
Ing the 18th Regiment NJ Ys Volunteers during the late
Rebellion.
A well attended meeting Of the With AS,
semby District Union Republican Association was hen
at No. loo SiNthaye. last evening TO ray the noninh
81 GsGrs sSF % fVf SOnssss ark pPe%
and opened the meeting with few stirring ara enenr
aging remarks. Col Frederick A. Conkling was tuDse-
queny Introduced and said that Mr. starr was deserv
ne OF the support Of every Republican. for his ndeny 10
principles and patriotic record. The Hon. Abraham
Lent also spoke In favor Of Mr. for Congress- and
AFTER addresses had been made by Me5srs' SoSopn
with cheers for Starr.
The Boys in Blue of East Chester had n
magnificent tnrn out parade and meeting at MGnn Yer
Judge Tyler o, Connecticut. and Mr. Murray III Union
Hail. and from the Rev IL shepherd aud CAPT Fowler
Ia front ~ the building The Boys In Blue OF East Ches
ter Joined by those from New Rochelle and Ionker par
AIDED all the principal STREETS OF the village, WIN .e
torches transparences banners &C. and were eneerca
all along the route OF procession Many OF tne usess
were brilliantly illuminated and decorated WIN portfs
OF Grant. After the procession the Boys repaired 70
Washington Han where they We're treated TO bOuhtiu
collation. by the ladies OF the village.
The Hon. l.. IL. Chandler of Virginia, A. w.
Tenney. esq OF NewYork City, and W H. Bureigh, esq
OF Brooklyn. addressed the largest kcpubean meeting
evening Of the ?sth inst Messrs Chandler and TcnDey
spoke IN the afternoon at tie fair grounds. In Agreu
House. The speeches excellent aud tho greatest
enthusiasm prevailed LARGE delegations from the hd-
Joining towns were IN atiendance. Many lAues were
also present both during tho afternoon ahd eNomns
fine band ~ music aud also the Giee CuD on
station eulvencd the meeting WITH come of the chooes
music
The veterans Of Rensselaer, County held an
immense meeting IA Griswold Opera House, ~ Troy zee
terday afternoon Major Gen. james ID. Carr presided
and was assisted By large number OF other soldiers
The stage iull Of one-legged aud onearnied men
Inc Hon JoLn \. AfIl,NOlt hlliNtU ~
New-Iork' TIC audience h~auhs NJ ,"in,"s. ~, h
brief speech. In the course of which he salh ht he
IN this Tuesday next, Ia securc which the friends
Of and order had only to that frauds upon THO
elective Tcpres-ed aud honest
sion Of tie people obtained. He said that the Democracy
had not the ghost Of chance. EXCEPT through lrana
aud that cheering words came from all parts oi ~"
state that even 10y all the frauds possible iobe committed
they would not succeed
There was n large and enthusiastic meeting
Of Republicans the Vigwam, in Bedford avenue Is Tho
Nineteenth ward Brooklyn last evening To hear Tho
issues before the people MIR Bailey made eloquent
aud logical speech when the Chairman. amid gfent a
course an able address said that the .suc between The
Rebel party Of Jefferson Davis and the Democratic party
OF Hor,tio Seymour that the former The contest
OF the bullet aud the latter j. tho contest 81 the ballot
The means & Ays D v ssT h n me Of hS
times evidence 81 tie election Of T. . 1rni ana
peace" Al the conclusion ~ the address the Hon. VIM.
Allen was enthusiastically apPlauded.
a large and enthusiastic Republican meeting,
which MAS presided by Mf Hugh y Camp. vhs held
"Wednesday evening; al fremont Westeheser Conh,y,
a. no time during & ''i 2, ysnr. Si s"I prc az o
West Farms Village, wcstche-ior. Ioriham. aud Kings
Bridge. aud although II ar opennir meeting tho
greatest unaffected by the large audience ~
the discussion ~ the issues ~ the present coSs M ba
fpeakors Of the evening Mcs-rs. biisg. ' N1Nl rs;
schultz Of Texas, Herring Of fremont. ana Maghnn nt
Morrsauia Two fun baId we're DO aticudahre, ara mo
grcatcst enthusiasm prevailed feature o' w, evening
beautiful display ~ arrwofk 10 wich the nanrs
Of Grant Colfax. and Gri-woId. figured prominently
Mctiche.ier seems TO be rny aiou,,, ana 'hes' No'A
Ia being done by the Republicans 81 That Locality.
The Republicans of the XIIlth Assembly Dis
ict net ia -rOug numbers AZ Horace greeley nan 10
906 Elghthave Inst evening TO dorse TIE NOMINATIONS
Starr. esq for Congress, and Capt AZ N"nler
Mcleod Tor Assembly, Tic ga,htting d.liIysa lne Nv
the hand. Mr.. Brij. b. Dumole presided ON he plti'
form were several prominent Eeuhcahs .i lhc pSy'
among them The Hon. Abraham Lent, and Me,rs rs H.
r mo Hon Ru;ns + Andrew was the nrsi speaker.
and earnestly recommended the voters of tho Dsei TO
unite IN elecfiug Mes-rs. sinrr ana Mcleod, Col Mhi-
snail the wifhdra wing candidate FOR Assembly was re-
c.ly cd considerable aUlldute upon ll- ~
room. He accompanied by Capt McIFou III Niloso
%t I me IJ Hon James Msrlhai judge Freeman j. nth
ian, Capt. Mcleod and Mr. ChAs T. shH"
DEMOCRATIC RATIFICATION MEEfiNG-GEN'
FRANK T.. BLAIR SPEAKS AGAIN.
The Unier1iied of the Ninth NaId held
gorcation last Ia Jack -onsquarc for The purpose
OF ratiying the nomination 81 me non = . Nvn y,
lions had been made large crowd on ne occa-
sion FeOons Of colOrcd lanterns dangleh ~ iok ys
all around the open space Ia when inc NEE vas NM
Calcium lights Bengal lights rockets, ahd Roman ci
dies Ina prOfuson were provided, ana an ,hus. u, "t
energetic brass band did s beet ndd 20 tne &
the occason Bat the chef card which was rcen upon
20 draw crowd was the announcement 'hat t
Frank T. Blair would he present a"u 'iuntiy
the audience Accordingly, ne soon NJ hhh,,iieu,.y
respectable audience. ia point of NUMBERS l, to..u
Jndee Barbonr introduced Gen Frank T. lialr ~, INC
Vice Presidential candidate @r f,on and n
lie was received with loud cries oi H ~ ~
planse, appeared to loo not ia very g9ou hu,D
voters Of the vim DlstIct r9h to t1 ~, d,.s
NOV had selected 10 remarked that he desired 10 us
haI no arguments present The kadlchi IaE9 aPPts
10 the pr,Iudces Of men, and not 10 tbeI t.sV tno
psd,ral. claim u the loyal men OF the country
What IN the meaning Of loyaliyf IN m1har ~
III countries A. means 1eaity ana hh'lNy 70 ho
80 ar s,nnrror Jut ve have no knRor emperor mere
What has loyalty do with liberty or WIN tne isu'
,,s ~ mi, eouryi The Radicals call themselves me
inai Marty when they have ranpcd nlOh lne toHst'tu
ION Willie tho Democratic party, tlron9h ehll anu
,'nd rcnort had stood by and defended the 'hhtl.u-
,"n Lei "A man he a Democrat. and though he inhy
hye tonight for years defend the CONSTITUTION tho
naIic,la viu cail him Rebel Jeh DAVIS kept lho
states out Of the Union for four years anu nov