New-York tribune., 1868-09-22

The Welsh citizens of Johnstown, Pa have
organized Grant and COlfax Club. They mean work.
A Grant and Colfax pole, 125 feet in hight,
has been raised in Warrington W Va. An immense Re
publican meeting recently held there
There are now upward of 900 Grant and
Colfax Clubs in Indiana with nearly 100000 members
the state BY the first Of next month, the number will
reach 10000.
The Hon. c. VI. Dessen will address the citi-
zens Of MOrrisana Morrisana Hail. this evening, at
meeting held under the auspices of the Grant and
Colisx Club a. that place.
Gov Seymour is q jealous advocate of the
reduction OF army Those who did much to reduce
army at Andersonve, Salisbury. Belle Isle, and in
the battles Of the viii vote for him.
A company of the Boys in Blue has been
organized in Mianus Fairfield County, Conn, which place
Is noted for and Democracy. They start with 30
members and expect in two weeks to have 80 in the com
pany.
The Hon John Davidson of Elizabeth ad-
dresses the Republicans Of Westheld NewJersey, this
evening This being Mr.. DPS first speech in the
pagu. the Union men should turn out and give him
hearty welcome.
The French Republican Club will hold a gen.
meeting to-day being the anniversary of the procla
snaOn OF the French Republic in 1872 in support Of
Grant. Colfax and Grswod, at the Union Republican
Headquarters, southwest Of Twenty -seCondst
and Broadway The best French speakers in this city
Rnd neighborhood. -
At the great mass meeting at Springfield
I the l7th special train the Chicago and Alton
road was the depot by large eOncourse Of vel
coming friends The train consisting of five passenger
and platform cars, drawn by two engines entered
the depot amid the cheers Of crowd and found 10
contsin TWO passeDgers "Great enthusiasm" -,
I The Baltimore american says: "The Repub-
3cas throughout MARYLAND appear to be active and
are thoroughly organizing particularly in Western Mary
9and In many election districts Grant Clubs have been
formed and others are in process Of formation. The
soldiers actively participating in the canvass
and through their associations doing good work"
! An enthusiastic Union meeting was held at
Bedford Westchester County. The Courthouse was
filled overfowing with the citizens Of the town, num-
ber OF ladies' and several nevy-eonverted Democrats
The In H. D. Robertson presided, ard introduced the
Hon w T. B. MilHken whose denunciaton OF the Demo
cratic party and terribly annoying 10 the Cop
erhead fraternity The Katonah Grant and Cofax Gee
Club was present added greatly to the success OF
the meeting. .s-r .e- Trr -
Thomas A. Hendricks, Democratic candidate
for Governor Of Indiana have regarded himself as
ighIy honored on the occasion Of his recent visit 10
Mount Vernon, in that State The Union Of that place
says I'VE have IT, on what we consider good authority
chat thirteen Of the individuals composing the squad OF
Kentuokans who took conspicuous part in the Hen
dricks procession guerTlas during the war, and
stH larger number had been soldiers the regular
Rebel service. The Hon Thomas had reason 70 feel
proud OF his bOdy-guard|
A Grant and Colfax flag was given TO the
breeze in Allentown, Monmouth County, y. j. on
"Wednesday, the 10th inst. On Friday evening
Che 18th inst, Grant and Colfax Club
formed with B. c. spaulding for President; d. l.
Savidge VieePresdent; G. Robbins Secretary and j. C.
hsnderbeokd Treasurer. Patriotic resolutions were
adopted A Grant Legion VIII be formed, with Capt
bUno Fl Meyer, onearmed veteran as captain. Upper
brsehOld. the only Republican corner III Monmouth
County means 10 do her duty.
A Republican mass meeting will be held at
Carlstadt N j., on Wednesday evening" sept 25 TO be
addressed by the Chas H. Voorhis. Dr. Dorrance
land others in English and by Dr. F. ILL., b. Preth Of The
y1re, Zeihng, and Dr. Lehlbach IN German. The speak
Rrs with Of their friends, accompanledhDy Rem
aarts band will leave the Union Hotel in MaIketst,
fSewark at p. No. The committee say: Men from Lodi,
Passaic Hackensack Paterson, &C.. fall in line, Demo
Gratis a. wen Republicans The Newark Committee
Snves friends Of the cause, who have their car
Fages, 70 join the excursion.
The Republicans of North Hampstead held an
enthusiastic meeting Charcks Hotel in RosyD, the
1sh inst purpose OF organizing Grant aud Col
Tax Club Br. Samuel 7. Taber was chosen President
After short address by the President, Mr. VIM H.
Pearne Tennessee introduced and spoke for about
an hout and half in earnest and thoughtful manner
Kyery ausion Gen. Grant elected enthusiastic cheers
The proceedings enivened by the singing OF the
Glen Cove Gee Club and Mr.. Covert The Club propose
70 hold weekly meetings throughout the town during the
remainder Of the Campaign. The next viii be held at the
Queens County Court House on the 29th inst.
The Ne,rark AdrertiSer says: We can assure
Republicans every where that NewJersey does not pro
pose repeat the folly of 1864 She then had the doubt
f honor Of being Of the States that voted for
Mcclellan. The causes obvious. Our manufacture
fng interests large extent dependent on the
SOuthern trade Perhaps city in the Union had closer
business connections before the war; with the South,
than Newark Wealthy establishments, having Southern
brauces went down ruin. 1t natural that these
ateria interests should influence the political course Of
our people But since then, TearsIhEye passed away
Our business men have sought and established an al
ance with the and North The Southern trade no
longer essential 10 our prosperity We I've with or
without it but our active and energetic men are now
convinced that Their true interests lie in the direction Of
free and intelligent labor They find that cash paying
black freemen good customers as white aritocras
who give their notes
The largest political meetings ever held IN
faston penn came OF the Afternoon and evening OF
the 18th county convention OF the Republicans was
held in the morning, and county ticket was formed
xhe Repuiean conference for the XI District also met
npd nominated Hon John Torrey. Of Honesdale for
Congress The mass meeting In the afternoon held
al the Forest House, III grove, and was attended by
large delegations from all parts OF Northampton County
snd vicinity Col. WIN. II. Thompson was made chair
.nan and made short speech which Enthusiastically
received He was then followed by Gov Hartman OF
New Hampshire who made an eoq'enf and Impressive
speech dssecng the record and character OF lhe Demo
cratic party The crowd were "ld Win enthusiasm
1.u, r scbluembaeh was then introduced, and made
owerfu speech IN the evening lN" tofches
were IN line aud marched through the city The process
,..s co,o.oaad ~ in Bue fnviuciDcs