New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-03
REPUBLICAN RATIFICATION MEETINGsNFw-YoRI
CITY,

REPUBLICAN RATIFICATION MEETINGsNFw-Y YORK
CITY.
! TUESDAY Aug. AT Lebanon Hall, No. 10
Ablngdonsquare, 8 p m Uuder the auspices Of the
Ninth District Grant and Colfax Boys in Blue Jas.
Nowal President; Charles Tllnghast and Thos Homer,
Secretaries. speakers-Gen H. 4. Barnun, Col A. S. II.
Dugaune Col Ethen Allen Mai. JAS Haggerty, and Hon.
Bays Sanford of Louisiana.
+ ANOTHER SPEECH FROM vALLANDIGHAM.
From The Cincinnati Inquirer, July 81
The announcement that II JOINT meeting OF
the Democracy Of Butler County, and Of the neghborng
day drew together large crowd Of Democratic voters
OF the vicinity who with their wives aud families began
! Mr. Vallandigham said that the reception which had
been accorded 10 bin very gratifying one and io
! fllcd him with renewed hope Gov Morton and all the
Republican orators Of the United states may attempt TO
fan the flames that burned and scOrched and consumed
the country during the bat they may be assured mat
All the ei i burned out IN me hearts OF ths Po 1nu
they will not succeed. lCheors The dove descending
gain from heaven bss lighted upon the, poo
Iple, and is now shedding its benign influence
upon their hearts Soon many OF the whose prin,
cpps been the occasion OF so much hate ana dscprd
and strfe-IHany OF the Republicans-wi be anxiousS,
like the TAILOR in the New Testament, askiug " What
shall We do TO he saved" There time when calling
Inn Comprehend" TRAITOR" "synPathzer" etc. was
an annoyance him, hut he rather liked u now. He
knew what ii meant better than III the beginning IL
means man that loves his country loves the people
and the Interests Of the people IAppause lie cculd
hear such cpithets with most perfect tomposulo IL would
Dc waste Of time 20 attempt To answer them III would
be better II no one should attempt 10 Them ana
let the Republicans carry on this war alone. 10 was
httng for them TO do so General Grant snys Let ns
nave pesce The doctrine Of his party Is that five or six
millions of men should Ice punished forever Dee.us" they
erred, but are willing make atOncmeit. MI
Nalandugham said before that Inc would Justify the
OF religion ~ priests OF pupus OF nc Z
and affirmed that there OF the brngn spirit OF
Christ expressed IN the action NJ that Convention than IN
al the loyal pulpts IN the CnltSd States ~ hNo S'I
In regard TO the national debit Mr.. NnHndigham said
that he would not enter into auy discussion as to "ho
va, responsible for IT, or whether It was properly IN
cured Il Is there weighing The people down, ana ,ne
pay the interest that debt and these enormous Nnen
durcs OF Radical msrue. Mr.. Nhandleham sad mat
ecy gold Il he could Fst IT, II II WAS mp2sOls IL
Mr. Vaiaudlghau concluded by expressing confidence Ia
party wWud not be backward in doing it, duty using the
following language IL is my belief that Hotdto SeJ inour
So S on nj g h Of March ScsI Gst as quietly
peaceaby ~ Den Jackson took y 80 year, ago ana he
will 10 up the White House and clean II ONT ana IN
gfatc order Of thing, We viii get RIA OF TINS
public debit pay II OF as rapidly a. possible ana Sn m
bnug back again the good old times OF prosperity ana
with mis- you can place u you WISH taS blo9s na.e
by the Chicago Convention uf what Wouiu happen III o"'e
you should vote for Gen. Grant.
TIE coLoRED CONVENTION IN TIE STATE or
/ NEW-YORK.
The colored people of many of the interior
counties of this state have holdng meetings their
object being to elevate and improve the coored race aud
TO obtain equal rights with other citizens call for Con
venton Of the colored people to take place on the 6th
Of October at Utica Ncw.YOrK, has been made. ~ -
earnestly desired that they will hold meetings, and send
one or more delegates from each district TO attend said
Convention There from fifteen TO twenty thousand
coored voters desire participate In this campaign
and a. large an attendance as practical Is desired
| GEN. GRANTS BROTHER NOT FOR SEYMOUR
HARTFORD, Conn, Aug LA few days ago
The HoriordTmes protested authority to announce that
Oryle L. Grant brother OF Con Grant, had declared his
intention to vote for seymour TIE Erehing Post of this
city. publishes to-day extracts from letter OF o. j.
Grant pronouncing the statement false IN every par
tcular Mr. Grant says he Is strong IN tho Republican
! faith always has been, and always intends to be.
| REPUBLICAN MASS MEETING IN GEORGIA.
! AlGUsTA, Ga, Aug. LA Republican, mass
meeting mostly composed OF negroes was held at INC
Court House to-day 10 appoint delegates 10 inc state
Convention 10 be held AZ Atlanta a letter was Icau
from Joshua Hin saying that lie would stump the state
/ for Grant and COfqx.
The Syracuse Democracy ratified, on Satur-
DAY night. aud speeches FOR SeymOQr ana bar were
made by George T. Comst0ck lIency G. Murphy; sanford
T. Church Francis Herman, Andrew j. Rogers u a OS
I den. Alya II. TreInaiue, and Daniel q. SdlllOA
! THE FATHER OF THE PACIFIC RAILROAD
! u'Lo f,th.r of tho Pacific Railroad, DIR, Hart