New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-14
MASSACHUSETTS, POLITfCS.

nr,tocRarrc CONGRESS NOMINATION-A
RousING REPUBLICAN DEMONSTRATION
GRANT AND CoLFAx BANNERS AROUND TIE
OLD CRADLE or LIBERTY.
IPRoM our SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE
BosToY Sept. 12.-Tbe Democrats III the liid
Cougro District insured the success OF the Kpup
Icans last evening by nominating candidate for Con
eress Mr. e. c. Bailey who Is by Democratic sheets face
tiousy STYLED the Hon. r. c. Bailey. lie is an ntermit-
tent Republican and IL just training In the ranks OF
tho Domocracy (which il matter OF rejoicing 10 al
Union men, lie mas long desired such nomination. ana
could not conceal his satisfaction when he maze Ms hd
dresa OF acceptance Mr. CASTOR WAS his chief compet
tor for the nomination. but as Mr. Bailey had more
money 70 spend than any other candidate be received
the long coveted honor II such 1t may be styled Two
years ago Mr. Bailey dered 10 be nominated Tor Lieu
tenant Governor but he not thought OF by tho Dem
orrts and wns 10 ezra ed that he worked Tor the ie
publican candidate, the Hon. GncrY JWichcl III hlb
s,un District where the Democrats have nominated HIM
shrcwd hnauciors that lac spent 200 TO secure te
a. ".t vn,cS IN his frvor The Democrats loudly pro-
chained the fact that TIE with the most money to
g.. pctc.f NM RcnubicrI's carried tho District by
a largo majority when they elected Mr.. Twicheli TWO
years ago. they could not desire better nomnanh
on the part OF ttr opponents than that made last even
The Republicans who transact business in the streets
each Side of Iancui Hail ard Quincy narBots and IN tho
nntke's oprncd tho oaupagn their vicinity this
Afternoon ~ q brilliant banner. large number Of Tue
men who are i1e2t IN tHe o8 ll aonr bnier and
produce merchants contributed literally OF their funds,
hired band " music, engaged speakers aud procured
and raised 1--WE larse FLAGS with appropriate notices
Tpc thousand people were pctout although IL was III
business, hours Of Saturday, aud the multitude heh 10
grtnrr for two hours unbrokcn and full OF enthusiasm
The agr fl25 apiece. TAey run rtsptcaFc{ 70 'e
urLrt hol, nom INC stores VI g. T. q y. Hurd, No. Q,
aul OF d. CummlDgs d Co., No. II SOgth Markeist and
az A. D. klihain No. g. aud G. II. North No. 80 North
Market It, with NTH from the market 70 FaDeu Han
Thirteen large campaign nags now iioat IN the square
formed 10y North aud Sogh hlrket aus ohy thiee 81
which bear tho mime OF sy uour tins DINER Ten are al
for Grant and COiGiN. 80,
one for Seymour The Democrats on .outh Markttst
contributed f0r the latter, Int had no place to Iase IL
TIrv uiav prevailed ON mcmhcr o. thr firm o. James
" Robrrfs o. No 10. g. allow the ne n his attic, ne
being keynouriic BIT HE partner wuao not consent
without lie c partner could cleanse ne skirts by put
nutidotc IN the sEupc OF treut na3 ana 80
they hnng there side by side the 0pposiuo fHgs strung
out OF one attic window. Tie Ouie b.ut tus caused
considerable Interest the street and led to the demon
slTstipu OF tl!s afternoon. ... Odd. .r- ~, D.,
The speakers ~ tie meeting 10 day were tho Hon j.
Wifisuls " Cambridge the Hon. George B Loring
81 SALEM Chains =. Ngi1n. esq, Capt VI ~ ht haharl
known C'3Ialley OF the lio 9ti Massachusetts
Ee giIneut u.t5iD. Farmer Alien. AID others.