New-York tribune., 1868-10-12
PENNSYLVANIA.

We print the following extract from Il phi
yate letter just received from Clarion County
Penn:
"In every township .thoy give the names OF men who
voted against last year, aud us this year ana
have Joined Grant Clubs They promise 10 cut down the
Democratic majority here 800, and doubt FROM
what men tell me from all the townships, that 1t viii b.
done lsee naturalization frauds arc pushed an
awful extent IN Philsdephia but 1t can't be possible
from what zee wherever | 20, but that We carry the
state by 20Oo0 should putt higher II counted as
would upon the statements made 10 ME Dy our boys at
home Icatechse them closely to whether they have
felt over their 70 II any are shaky ana as 20
whether they not relying too much on dcmohs'raons
and win NEGLECT to have the all out @c but can
see where they will neglect any part of their duty so
count on success over anything likely Obe done III th
way Of fraudulent In the cities. n cannot pe pos
sbe that our fellows everywhere mistaken ahu u -
one story from them wherever have been"
IFRoM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
OXFORD. Penn, Oct. 5.-Chester, one OF the
threo original counties established by Penn IN los2
within whose boundaries the historic spots OF ue
bate-grounds OF the Brandywiue valley rorse @ mo
Paoli Station speaks with uncertain voice FOR 1Itn
and Cofax Tie canvass il very active. The RepuDI
working earnestly and well Ihere Was ~ az
meeting in West Chester this evening ana Ia nis
pretty little town whose stands at the ead OF tha
letter there very large gathering today ana Az
other at night when long lines OF torches pOrne py
Tanners" Boys in Blue" and other patriotic organ
Hstons, the illumination Of private dwellings, the
OF dawes of Massachusett- stevens OF NevIanpshrc,
and Of Wayne Macvegh awoke the spirit Of enthusiasm
and patriotic fcrvor for Gvap ana Cotax From care
ul canvass am led TO believe that the county VIII DO
than in it did In 1866 la the township OF
Oxford there viii be several changes but 1t is impossible
To give an estimate OF the exact numDor Iho kcPuD
eans gain day by day aud 30 viii be TO me eecuoh
The meeting n the forenoon very largely attended
| II was presided over by Dr. ID. w Hutchinson, and
REPRESENTATIVE stevens Of New Hampshire made very
telling speech. The great battle OF tne campaign re
said was be fought there Oh the 18Th and WITHIN the
how IL would be fought He had travelled tho valley OF
the Iehigh. and IN that old Democratic region the
fires of enthusiasm for Repubcanism burned as brightly
as her furnaces And In the valley Of the SrsquehanDah
he had found 100 Republicans in council declaring that
they would give 1000 majority for the Republican ticke
lie could find language rich enough 10 depict the
in Philadelphia, where 5000 soldiers harchcd Ia
the old fax lie would speak TO them not IN the ght OF
67, but that OF 1858 Though We then lost ONO aud
only let 20 to get iriner hold. We took that grip IN
New Hampshire in the early march aud did not Vermont
give them hug recently ana Maine squeeze lheih urior
lie was not there to day 20 defend the Republican
ston to Sherman the defense OF the Republican party
was at an end and then commenced its glorious career
5rymonr Aha Tampfon and Buckner aud Forresti De
fend them for WHAT For having saved the country T
through four years OF civil war )r having preserved TIE
faith the national honor and the national ex-
stencei , T.,
which no gave the history OF the Democratic party from
its rise In tie present day when is Dc buried
ance Oh tho stand and az the close Of ms speech showed
how popular he Is among those who know hlhl pest
Capt JnO r. Rae Of Lancaster spoke Tor nearly an hou
In "A very effective manner
Representative Dawes " Massachusetts, spoke In the
evening to upward Of 5000 people.
GOV GEARY AND EX-GOy. HAwLEY IN CARLISLE.
CARLISLE, Oct. 9.-ThiS town was thoroughly
aroused to-day and this evening By an immense mass
meeting long professions OF Boys In Blue and patriotic
speeches by Gov Geary, exGov. Hawley, and L. Stock
ett Matthews Openalr addresses delivered by the
two former gentlemen from = platform In front Of the
Court House. The meeting presided over by Mr. a.
A. Sturgeon blauy Of the private residences were
decorated with IA gs and adorned with pictures or
Graut and ColfaX, and the enthusiasm among tne
Republic cans was procedented Gov. Geary handled
the national questions before the country IN clear
argumeutatiye style, and Gen. HaWleY made speech
flii of force and point. In the evening Mr. Mathews
spoke at considerable length and effectively IN scatmng
terms on policy OF Andrew Johnson, on she Recon
erucfou policy Of Congress- the finances, and on the
other before the country The acy hold
meeting hero 10 morrow.