New-York tribune., 1868-10-20
asserted that layory should not be ,oedded VIII whoIo

it already existed, and Congress passed resolution
TO that eHect by twotmrd vote, ana Sasou Ss nd snd
state aws that nteriercd with the catching OF slaves au
sending them back to he repcnlcd or modied & o"o VIZ W.
Sonh would not be contenled unless they Go t thc
EOuto power IA the Government 10 do wih IT Wlt toy
pleased, and because they could not 60 tut's ny
viewed the various plans of Rcc'snstrncuon that
BAD been proposed or tired that osr W abonyh isn
COM % Which carried cn Out ,go s" ~ the rostora
ton OF an tho states to fhl political power
and the settlement Of an the questions that now ye1
the country; that Of Andrew Johnson which he tried
and when Il failed went and took up that of the
Amendment 10 the Constitution, which was rejected by
the sonth, and that now being TUT lntO eect ia puhu
Of tile reconstruction acts OF Congress 10 thc st
he gave his unoquvOcal assent He then reeiied 10 e
financial question, and showed frst that the DEBT thOuu
give nation SO prosperous as ous hvt lle etsI m
aid that the resources OF the country wOd soon pe
$4,000 100000 while tho debt wOald then be less than
G@0HOOte that taxation ia this country Mtu IieNUl'
during the first year two after the war crippled tue IN
dustry o the country but that now no product OF Amer
lean Industry except whisky beer tobacco ana paying
cards aud the speaker thought mat because te Demo
Gratis were almost the only ones VINO use these thiH7
The New England states had shown their adherence 10
the Republican policy, ana the recent results HO ihu
ana, fennsyNahla Ohlo aud NepIisk@ were SUI ~
OF the success of the Republican ticket IN November
next Only two oi the loyal states daring thY w Noun
vote on the Democratic ucket-kentuohy ana hIy la,
and he that the voters OF those states w0nd
sooner vote for Wade Hampton, on any other EeDe or
butcher, IN preference TO Seym0 OF Balf hSIo was
10 place for the Democrats IN the country Ihoir KING
dom was not Of this world, ana they w9ud ere yot 6eV
hOtter ana more eohsehlai cImasc ~ VoiiS ,, % t
paid high tribute tO Grant and CofaX, Tie niSt ~!
whom, bO said, united TO great mltty genius All te
virtues oi acomu0n soldier ana the 'st oi "iion htu
equal I'm the qualities Of Individual purity or pubic
tent person, and spoke oi BAR as renegade 70
pies which he had formerly indicated He called on az
who FOR peace and prosperity to vote Tor Grant anu
COifaX, aud those In favor OF revolution aud "at ne
recommended TO support seymour ana bi"f' ."'o"'
Gen Banks wa followed by GEN siegcl and the Hon.
MI. BelfOrd. aud the meeting adjourned at ISe hou'
A lively Republican meeting was held Ill
EageWoOd ON Saturday evening.
Levi ID. Jarrard is the Republican candidate
for Assembly IN the LIST MiddleseX District.
Gen. n. i. Banks and Major A. NJ. Hancock
will speak in the Jersey City Wigwam, this evening
Senator Cattell is announced to address the
people Of Newark this evening, AT the ws"an on inc
National finances
John ID. Probst, Republican, and y. u. Bes-
son, r Democrat have been nominated iof Tie ASSEM-
bly, from the lNth District of Hudson County
Another large Republican meeting WAS held
st the Newark vigwam last evening Senator CitteI
delivered able address on the finances u the country
| and Was frequently applaudod by the audience
! Rousing Grant and ColfaX meetings We're held
IN Boonton south Orange, Ezabohport Newark, lF.ms
lon Chance, D. X. Pangborn, Col. Jas Fannan John /
Blair Gen. Fitzpatrick, ana others made rOushg ee'heS'
The official canvass of the votes polled in the
recent charter election of Newark Was made yesterday
| On Water Commissioner the Democrats have majority
OF G. and for Tax Commissioner tho Republicans have
majority OF 2SS The Common Council VIII st'ilu 10 ie'
| puDlcans 10 10 Democrats,
| A grand mass meeting of the Republicans ol
Elizabeth city and Elizabeth Port ~ j., held on Sdtul
day evening al Anolds National Ilui, was addicsscd y!
Major Church Howe OF Massachusetts,. The meeting was
of Inc most jubant character and Rchards band was
in attendance The Major speaks at GTccnNue TINS even
ing and at EatOtton on Thursday evening.
The County Mass meeting at Pottstown
,Hunterdon Co, y. j., will take place to-day. iie
meeting will be addressed by Horace Greeley,
the Hon. Freeman j. FItlan. the Hon. y H. Narwich
The Hon. b. r. Jackson Gov. John l. Blair aud Amos
clark it, will also address the yeOmanry Of the County
good report will be heard from "Old HuntcidOh on
the 3d OF November next.
Union County is wide awake. \ very large
and enthusiastic mass meeting was held ut New Bruins
wick on FriGay evening John Davidson esq, OF illla-
beth the first speaker, warmly received ana lho
names OF Grant and CofaX, aud John l. Bir Tor Gov.
ornOr and Amos Clark, Jr for Congress- were rcc.lNci
with cheer after cheer. Col. Charles L. Doe nI NcN
Uampshire spoke for half hour, followed by inc
Hon. Amos Clark, jr the nominee FOR Congress IN thc
District, made short address. pledgns 10 40 MS
duty TO his constitaenJs ~ elected To Congress Dr
| Townsend closed the speaking with pointed and hu
mOrous address, and fine meeting dispersed WIN lhe
audience rising and singing Rally Round the rag
| Boys"