New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-02
THE CAMPAIGN.

has been raised at Blsrsylc Ind. The boys there
giving the " Jobnnies" lively shaking.
TIE Boston Adrertiser intimltr5 The proba.
billy Of Ge. Wilson being meuber Of he new CdDl-et
If Gen Grant IS elected President.
The Republicans Of Morr.sania, Nc'rosc. Wots
Haven and Ncrih NewYorI are 10 assemble at Metro q
on Thursday evening soIcral gentlemen 81 ability
TO speak.
On the 9th ult, n vote on Tie Urco ari
Black River Railroad stood q FOR GrIr' aud p 20.
mour on the day vote on me Central lotl 81
Grant IOi and seymour o. Pr -. so.t'ofd Ot n- e
Troy furnishes this statement.
A large and enthusiastic meeting Vas bcl,Ia
w-avcA last night. when Grant 81 CGiiaX 80 VS.
raised amid great applause ana me display O. me-
works Speeches were ~. de by "ov-5t = WIZ p. ID.
spcrry, H. s. Barbour. D.. L,I21, and Co Ns.laaa q
Massachusetts.
The Indianapolis JoHrpql 4lys tic iatc join
sou party Of Indiana preceded thhr Cincinnati iro1o..
Y knows OF but OF any prOh zee, VINO Jeha-
sOuized in the State, who 50 rot r"w for Sack td c.
fax. Tho exception II Iadye Goodi1c. Aiclhc. .ags
not popular with Johusons ends IN Iu6iala,
An immense Grant AMI Coltlx mass meeting
was held ut En- le Station. tle rC1usyya' laoli.
II miles from Pn.adcphiI, Oh Monlay atcT) on af&
evening There was great enthusiasm th1ongh'la /,
The evening the Inrincite Hrmic.h Clb 81 flla'ci.
ph n turned out Ia u torch IgLt T., es,io".
Mr.. John p. Terri, tic popular lorGiorl of
the Long island j. e "a oyeshca6, Z. - hog pr.
NJ across the mai So ccr . Ii,I 81 lis of rilr ~
tasty banner on which va7 Inscribed "Ne VII ng.. e
out on this line" 1t bong n rCios' 'rc ruah 'dm-'G
by all Grant pion INN ata'lt r-ht lat, ,Aea ~
Rebels. unable any i0r 3- e dare ~ ct l. GVu CLe
! carredtcG
The great RcprbIican Council 20 IL hc!j e.
Iudianuloh, TO-DAY Is re only t' Of "orvcr'gitn g.
IaGiana. J. IS con, cd5G OI all iIl's fatl;N.i no
greatest erst.aoe ever held iu his State. Gen. o.
lrovu, Gen. L'g. Vel acc, nao Cen WI srie.yha's
lam elected Mi,r,ior sre right, e.lle .nni 70 WIGS
u thu procession T. s. expected tl~' t~yfe VIZ 'e"
least 5000 ,o.c.s- IN tho PROCESSION.
A Grant aud Co,fez Campaiel Club, Nos <
the srIics vas o-.p.z,t Oh :AG $751; III Albany by PIT
George ia.'cheu?. gciig under instructions from tHC
Union Republican State Committee. Our French Repub-
can friends are displaying remarkable enthusiasm,
and preparing everywhere to give good account OF item
selves This meeting the largest political gathering
in which the French residents of Albany have taken part
An immense Republican rally was held at
Maryvile No, the I'D uit. There was grand snip
Of state" carrying the Goddess of Liberty aud 81 ladies
representing the different states, beside several wagons
from the different townships Of Nodaway County carrying
a like load Of human freight all decked in gorgeous
array the Savannah Cornet Band the Maryville Band
Capt Caldwes artillery, horsemen, wagons and other
specalties IN the procession, which was five miles IN
length.
4 glorious Grant and Colfax meeting was
held at Hartford W.T. Saturday the Goth INST Abeau-
ful new flag bearing the names OF our stanGaIoDear-
ers was given to the house with great enthusiasm Tho
spacious Congregational church filled TO overlooking
stirring addresses were made by Senator Morris, GEN.
Washburn and others, All the states were represented
by boyy Of young ladies' appropriately dressed suehas
only the Green hills OF Vermont furnish The pro-
ceedngs were eniyened by band OF music The meet
Ing dispersed amid cheers for Grant Cofax, and the nag
Saturday was a glorious day for the ReDub-
llcans OF Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind There was
an immense gathering Of peope-the greatest outponr
ing Of the season. more than times many wero
at the Senator DoOlttle Democratic meeting Bands
from Bourbon. Plymouth and other parts OF the county;
procession miles in length three companies of lighting
Boys in Blue and companies OF Tanners; &c beautiful
aud finely dressed young ladies representing the States
ir handsomely decorated wagon cannon. hundreds OK
foomeu, horsemen, carriages, and wagons-were few
81 attractions Of the day.
Tic Republicans and the Boys in Blue Of
H.o.tGor. -a H. have organized Campaign Club, which
va lc t-g.cly Friday evenings. The officers OF tho
Ci.r g.. william IL. sammis, Presidents Joseph 5.
lev.s secretary; Joseph Matthias, Treasurer. samuel
Br 5n.i israel Corle constitute committee for tho
plrp, Il arranging matters aid things appertainingto
tna ,,c,c.s Of the institution. Edward A. N~thias,
william T. milford, and J. r. Hartt are constuteda
cor ni;ce enrol the Of every voter for Grant
ICyaN Ia the election district Tie meeting Of last
E.fiay oytung was a complete The First Ma
oral IIai. OF this village filed TO overlooking Tho
.ovi 10 alo sL alive with enthusiasm.
The greatest political demonstration in Co.
wand, cattaraugIs County, n Y, since 1919, mado
by ts republicans Of that town on Saturday. There
long professions OF wagons drawn by four horse teams,
sNpnug full Of live Republican voters, waving banners
uu cheering they entered the streets herading gem
lay their approach by 1.-THE music Of ifes and drums.
The Gown Of Leon in Caaraugus County, turned out hd
largest force sending fourteen fourhOrsc wagons loaded
down. Perrysburg, in the county. sent eight -four
horse wagons OF her Grant men, beside oner Yehcl
carrying men and women, the whole headed by the It
rysburg brass band In many other procession p'7'
in four, five and SIX teams OF four horses WIZ g" -
counted with long trains, in almost every o' ~ ''r
teams and single bugges following Twelve totu~h
Erie and CattaIauggs counties were Represented, c''i
preceding night the Rebels cut down The Giu' Az Cp
fax pole and desecrated the American t.g. but 1r".~
pole was procured, and tho starsand . Jsalt
floating in the breeze.
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