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New-York tribune., 1868-09-11

Enthusiastic Union meetings were held all
ST. Louis on last Saturday evening.
Phean, superintendent of Registration In
the st. Louis District, having been defeated for shera
has turned Democrat removed all the old Regstrars
and put Democrats In their places
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
NEVADA.

Nevada is sound asleep. We notice no poli'''~A
meetings in our exchanges.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11

A stirring Grant and Colfax Club has been
organized In Hagarstown. Nd.
An extensive Republican mass meeting Is an
to ba hold AT the Fronst Theater In Baltimore
on wednesday OF next week pon~t~r Creswel Gov
Thomas Judge Goldsborough. stookett Mathews Cen
Denison Archie Sterling and others. are announced to
speak
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
VIRGINIA.

Virginia will have no vote. The Rebels within her
borders are very bitter and seOm determined TO keep
the State out Of the Union The Republicans hold a
mass meeting occasionally to keep their hands in
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11

Gen. James Smons, one of the first lawyers
OF South Carolina. addressed enthusiastic Republican
meeting at Hbernian Hail. Charleston, on the 26th ut
He says he is a Republican, and expects to die
Republican.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
OREGON.

The Portland Oregonian has few reports OF hepe.
lican meetings, but the campaign is by no msSls ."
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
MISSISSIPPI.

Mississippi is in the "sulks," and will not vote
during the coming Presidential election.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11

Senator Wiley of West Virginia has taken
the stump for Grant and CofaI.
Over 90 meetings are announced in the
Wheeling papers take place at various points in West
Virginia during the next Ave weeks.
Senator P. G.. Van Winkle Of West Virginia
recently addressed tho Grant Club in Parkersburg Ho
dscamed any intention apologize for, explain. or ex
cuse any official act unless requested so 70 do He had
BEEN he asserted surprised at tho prevalence OF rumor
that he had left his party which would best be answered
by hs appearance that occasion speaker before
Grant Club His remarks devoted TO the questions
OF reconstruction and finance.
WrtsCounty is ablaze; 5000 people gathered
at Burning Springs and Writ Courthouse on Thursday
last to attend the great political revival The Wigwam
was dedicated, Hagpole raised "Boys in Blue" and
Grant Cavalry troops filed the roads, and real en-
thusias animated oil. The festivities lasted ell day
one OF tho interesting events the presentation
OF 1ag to the Grant Club by lady Mrs o. O. sconeld
who made a moving little speech, quoting barbara
Fretehle" with great effect on her hearers AT weston
on tho let inst Senator Wiley and Mr.. Hubbard ad-
dressed a crowded meeting
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11

Cape May Court-ll House has a wide awake
Grant and ColfaK Club
In Woodville, Mercer County, working
Grant and Cofar Club been organized aud promises
to make itself felt.
An active Grant and Colfax Club was organ
lied at Engewood. Bergen County. on the Sh with Mr.
Daniel Drake Smith as President
In Morris County, the number of Grant Clubs
has been increased by in Rockaway and one in
Boonton Never before has there been such interest
manifested.
Major Charles A. Hopkins, n veteran officer of
shermans army was Wednesday night elected 20 the
command Of the Grant and COfax Legion OF Jersey city
The Legion now numbers five companies. aud It OK:
pectod that five more will be added.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
KANSAS.

Kansas is nowhere The Unionists have not held
their State Convention. and things are quiescent
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
OHIO.

The Republicans Of Ohio are confident of achieving
a grand victory in October. Mr. Pendleton knew
why he cancelled his political appointments in other
States and went home TO look after the canvass.
Sherman, Tod Galloway, Ashley. Gibson, and fifty
other well-known speakers are pouring through the
State, arousng the utmost enthusiasm. The Iced,
ing Democrats OF Ohio say that the nomination
of vallandgham for Congress win cost them
10000 votes in that State. The Democrats. In
the State election last year, carried nine Congress
districts four of them by majority of less than 50o
five of them by majority Of less than 0Oo and the
others by majOries ranging from 1000 10 5000. The
Republicans hope to carry all but the last three and
even in one of those Aorgans districts the adoption
of the Workingman's ticket gives them fair show
of success Go in, Buckeyes, and win! You've got
'em!
Ex-Gov. DennisOn of Ohio is to act as the
Chairman OF the Republican Executive Committee Of
that State has the reputation Of being the best
ganizer in the State.
Athens made holiday on the occasion Of
the great Republican demonstration there recently.
over 5000 people gathered to listen to Gen. Gibson and
Mahon Chance.
The four meetings which Gen. Schenck ad-
In Preble County had attendance Of
not less than 1000 His meeting at NewPars last Satur
day was one Of the largest and enthusiastic
held In the county The whole town decorated with
banners and wreaths
A Boston TdrelEer correspondent writes from
Cincinnati In my travels have stopped over -
nearly all largo towns and cities between this pscs
and Cleveland and have witnessed al their pohtc.a
meetings more energy and enthusiasm than has DeeA
seen before since the days OF "Tppeeanoe. and Tyes
too" so say Others also. At Painsyie, near Ceveisne
on the 22d u, there tremendous gathering OF the
sturdy Republican farmers and others, from 10 10
miles ont in every direction forming procession mile
or length accompanied with bands OF music ans
banners in profuson
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11

The Hon. J. d. Walker and 4. B. Williams,
Democratic candidates for Electors in Arkansas, have
declined on account OF disqualification.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
CONNECTICUT.

The Republican canvass in Connecticut has not
fairly opened Our friends must rouse themselves
between this and November if they would overcome
the majority of 1000 which the enemy obtained at
The last election. What with the inspiring example
Of Vermont the confidence Of our forces everywhere
and the confessed discontinue Of the Democracy, It
only needs little extra energy and industry on INC
part of the Republican canvassers 10 retrieve our
great war time maOrites of 1865 and lS6h Inc ma
tonal issues are as grave now as then. But the
,rork we must have, and it must be begun at once.
ghe votes of Connecticut for the last FIVE years have
been as follows: 1868, English tDem.l over Jewell
tRepl. 1,765 majority 1857 English (Dem') over
Hawley (Rep), QS7 majority; 1866, Hawley (RepJ
over English Dem1, 541 majority; 1865 buckingham
RenA over o. S. Seymour Deml, 1l,oS5 majority
fse4 Lincoln over Mcclellan, 2,4Oo majority Ihe
stern counties are going to work; let the east re-
snond and all will be we'll The Republican statt
ConveDtion was held yesterday and henceforwar'
@bere should be no waverDg or confusion III Tue Inc
Stamford has large company OF boys IL
Blue"
A Grant Club has been organized in Torrlng
ton and also company OF boys in Blue, and theIe
prospect of a lively campaign thereabouts
Grant and Colfax LegiOns are the most popu
lar institutions OF the day n Connecticut DanDuIy ao
Norwalk boast large organizations OF TINS name AH
Norwakers are working nobly.
The Germans of Meriden have formed GRAM
"a co,fov cInb Nearly all tine members Of the Cul
voted the Democratic ticket last Spring Out OF over lV
German voters in Meriden there no doubt but larg
,aiorjty Of them will Join the German Grant Club an'
tba nil ticket.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
NEW-.JERSEY.

The Jersey Blues are swinging into line right gal
lantly Every hill in the State is lighted by Repub-
lican torches and the valleys resound with Union
cheers. The Copperheads appear TO be struck with
blindness and have not yet made decent show for
meeting. Every day increases tho probability that
the vote of the State will be given TO Grant and that
John |. BLAIR will be elected Governor. We stand
good chance of carrying four Congress distrcts
Cen Rushing is polishing of tho Rebels IN the lld
District with his army fervor and vigor, and Is de-
turniRed 10 win. Boys OF the old First ana second
JeFsy Bugades never yet faltered In the iAco OF
tho Phels Close up the ranks and once again sweep
she,n from every position. You can do it you Will
apd We know you Will
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11

A Republican mass meeting is to be held at
Raleigh on the 10th inst
Plymouth, Washington County, has Grant
Club with over 100 names the book and promises
majority in the county OF 800 for Grant and Peace
rousing meeting,of the Republicans OF Ala
nance and the surrounding counties was held at William
II. Longs on Saturday, the 22d ut The crowd partook
OF Il sumptuous barbecue.
Green County keeps up even with the line.
glorious Republican meeting hold n Snow Hill on
the 10th ut which resulted in the organization OF
Grant Club with ll3 names on the roll.
At Hillsborough, Orange County, on the 2Sth
ult, grand Republican rally was hold, Mt which the
bloody designs OF the Seymour aud Blair uKlu1 party
were fully eucdated.
The Wide Awake Tanners OF Somerville,
Brunswck County had grand jubilee Saturday the
9th. The meeting was opened with joint discussion by
Gen. Allan Rutherford and George Arnold for tho ke
publioans and Major l.. Englohord, Abbot Mckenzie
and Lewis Levi oolorod, for the Democracy 30 far q"
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11

An immense Republican meeting was held in
the Capitol at Nashville last week The Hon. T. NJ Ham
ilton candidate for Congress, WAS tho speaker.
The citizens of the region around Galloway,
white and coored turned out In large numbers at the
Republican rally on Saturday
A large and enthusiastic meeting of the Re-
pubcans OF McNairy County was held at Purdy on Sat
urday last The loyal people OF the county came from
all parts-somo from twelve or fifteen miles.
The Republican State Central Committee is
arrang for vigorous Of the State. The Mem
phs Avalanche aud The Nashville Banner have turned
attention the coored voters in Tennessee the
forlorn hope OF the Democratic party.
A band of music and three carriages loaded
with Memphis Republicans proceeded on Saturday TO
Whites Station, the Mississippi and Tennessee Rail
road TO hold Republican meeting. Although the peo-
pie had but short notice Of the meeting tho attendance
was large II reported that 1000 to 1900 persons were
present.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
RHODE ISLAND

The campaign is not yet fairly opened in this state
although the larger towns being canyassed An
other week should see the network of the Republican
organization embracing every hamlet of the little
State.
We hear that an old-fashiOned wartime Union
meeting of the Boys Blue Of Rhode Island is IN prepa
ration under the direction Of GOV. Burnside.
A call is issued to "the loyal people of Rhode
Ysland" 10 assemble meeting IN the City of Prov
dence on the 10Th inst Saturday next The various rail-
road aud steamboat companies of the State are 10 run
excursion trips TO and from the meeting.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
TENNESSEE.

Tennessee will do her work. Republican meetings
are being held in every county in the State and the
enthusiasm is hourly increasing The Rebels fume
and fret, and threaten 10 vote or fight but Gov
Brownow's preparations in the interests OF law and
order have taken the stening out of them and they
will be reasonably quiet The State give 10000
majority for Grant and Colfax The true Union
blues of East Tennessee are working with WILL and
promise to roll up large vote. An unfortunate Re
publican dissension endangers three Congress dis
trcts. but, with this exception, everything looks
well.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
NORTH CAROLINA.

Gov. Holden says North Carolina Is good for from
10000 to 10000 Union majority. 1t may be, but we
think 10000 would bo nearer the mark. The Repub-
licans are holding lively meetings throughout the
State. and are thoroughly organized in the counties
surrounding Raleigh. Senator Pool is to make q
thorough canvass of the State.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
WEST VIRGINIA.

The Republicans are thoroughly aroused, and are
tossing the Rebels in blankets. Senators Wiley and
Van Wrinkle are working in their shirt-sloeves for
Grant and Colfax The State election occurs on Oct
q. and the Republicans seem confident OF sweeping
everything.
The campaign in West Virginia is being fought
with the same intense ardor as were tho battles OF
the Border during the war. The Union people ore
ranged on the same side. the same enemy is before
them the same great perls threaten the nation now
as then and their devotion to Grant and Peace Is as
ardent and enthusiastic was their loyalty to the
Government and Union during the war. The parti-
sanship Of their opponents. the old Rebels Oh the
war. is as bitter and unscrupuous as ever ana the
campaign In Wost Virginia. therefore, partakes
strongly of the character of the fighting in the VAL
ley in tho days of Early and Sheridan. We must
rout the Rebel hosts again. and the country will
be saved. The State election occurs on the 22d OF
October.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11

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ming TO move in their strength.
The Grant and Colfax Clubs Of Alexander
and Batavia Genesee County united in great demon
sraton at the former place Friday evening The town
was alive with Boys in Blue bands, flaming torches and
banners The Hon. Burt Van Horn made powerful ad-
dress.
The Democrats have tried on several Occa-
sions to get up club in Penn Van, and ignominousy
failed. Once they got cannon from Rochester and.
after firing IL half day did not get enough on the
ground TO organize meeting There is no Democratic
material IN Yates County
Delaware County is ablaze with the fires of
the campaign Grant and CofaI Clubs have been formed
In Brushand in BOvlna, in Meredith, In Hsmden and In
Harpersed and these villages vieng with others In
devotion to the great There has been grand
flag raising in Delhi.
A circular has been sent to some Of the
prominent citizens OF York. asking meeting
sder the matter OF bringing 20 tho polls the 10000 Chris
tian citizens who usually refrain from voting In times
like these the duties Of the citizen and the Christian
cannot be separated.
The Republicans of SpauOwbush, Orange
County, held enthusiastic meeting on the sth The
Grant Cofax Club Of Port Jeryis, with uniforms and
torches, present As they left Port Jervs, the
Copperheads showed the poison IN their teeth by firing
missiles at the party aud several OF the werc
The German Republican meeting in Syracuse
on the sth was very strong and effective demonstration
The street parade OF veteran soldiers and loyal civilians
was magnificent pageant which has not been appro1i'
mated before In this canvass The meeting was attended
by thousands Of Germans who were addressed by Gen.
sohurz IN powerful argument
Montgomery, Orange County, was shaken
from centor TO circumference by the great Republican
demonstration held at Marshs Hotel last week The
ladies turned out the Walden Brass Band stirred the
breasts Of all with patriotic strains and the veteran OK
Gov Butler G. Noble In speech OF an hour and haif
brushed away every preense Iof claim OF seymour ana
Blair to the votes Of any one but Rebels.
The first meeting of the campaign in Dun
kirk Chautauqua County. magnificent success The
hail. which handsomely decorated, packed with
al enthusiastic audience The thunder Is heard all along
the line IN Chautauqua Mayvlle has been organized the
Stockton Republicans have been holding rallies the Hon.
Porter Sheldon and Judge Steward been speaking
at Forrestville Arkwright and elsewhere
The Republicans Of Geneva opened the can
vass Saturday evening by holding Of the largest and
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