New-York tribune., 1868-09-23
THE CAMPAIGN.

Tho Hon. George II. Pendleton arrived in
Indianapolis last night
Vote taken on steamer Chrystenah between
Nyack and NewYork yesterday morning: Grant, 10;
Seymour, 80.
A call is in circulation in the Vth District Of
Massachusetts, for organized opposition TO the renomina
ton Of Gen. Butter.
The John II. Selkreg, talks to the Republic
cans Lvona, 2Sd; Warsaw, 2th Pike. 2Sth; Perry,
29th, and Attiea, SOth.
Joshua NJ. Van Cott and John Winslow, esq,
will address Grant and Colfax meeting at Laws Hall,
Mount Vernon this Wednesday, evening
This Irishmen of Orange, Nj, has organized
an Irish Republican Club, and forming company in
the Grant Legon-President, j. Leavy Secretary, r.
Purdue On Monday evening they elected their officers,
as follows Captain G. Rogers First Lieutenant, T.
Ryan Second Lieutenant r. Snow They 90 to Newton
this evening TO welcome the gallant fitzpatrick All
honor TO the independent Irshmen OF orange
Mercer Hall, Princeton, n. j., was filled to the
brim with Republicans last Monday evening s. d. Oil
phant presided Gen James F. Rushing in an eloquent
speech discussed the vital issues OF the day Then came
Major Pangbom OF Jersey City. who handled the Rebs,
Cops. all Disunon men, without gloves. Messrs
Hewett and Hall also made stirring addresses With
cheers for Grant Coax and the speakers the meeting
was dismissed the music playing Hail Columbia and
Rally Round the Flag"
A powerful club of 100 members has been
organized Lake Mobopac Falls Putnam County, under
the leadership of the following officers President Alfonso
Hadden Vice President, Peter H. Barrett; Secretary
Hart Garry rousing meeting was held at the head
quarters of the club Saturday last on which occasion
G.. MILAN, esq, made a smart and pointed improInptu
speech. On Saturday next this club will hold grand
meeting az Carmel
Of Niuplap1 n I
hauled down the Copperhead flag and nailed to the
mast the Republican banner This sheet OF the
most influential Democratic organs In the county and It's
loss TO that party be felt 1t gives the following
reasons for its change:
First Because we had mind to doit Second: Because
the party Democratic that promised To tighten
the that promised to gTe the country TOR dI
Saa,ed captass to force theIr doya tools upon the
party. Third: Because II the Democratic ticket ls
elected the Democratic party IS defeated Fourth: Be
cause Grant and Colfax better M the bill Iih Because
there is Rebel element enough IN the Democratic party
control the party and we desire 10 have liberty in the
South least long enough TO give Northern fathers ana
mothers time 10 remove their dead sons where they can
he unmsullcd by Democratic bone,trinket manufacturers
SIh: We felt unwilling 10 furnish free literature To
party that could not read.
The German Grant and COlfax Campaign
Club continue their vigorous lahOrs for the good cause
with uninterrupted activity and neyeracking zeal On
Thursday next. Sept "a, they will hold the first Of Sc
ries OF meetings at the Germana Assembly Rooms. DR.
Krackowizer, DR. Van Hoist. W. Weber, aud Raphael
We'll Won Gern5bach will address the meeting On the
9Th OF October there will be another meeting held
under their auspices al the Cooper Institute. when eH
Gov Solomon OF Wisconsin aud other prominent speak
ers Will be heard yndcotion Of the justice OF the Re
publican cause.
The efforts OF the club 20 rouse the patriotic feelings OF
the German Republicans In our city as well as III the
country have been crowned with complete success The
Ward clubs organized undsr ti.e d'r"ot"" arc oo"'n"
ally Increasing number. activity ard order since The
Fremont campaign there has not been such an enthus
asm among the German Republicans. The same cheer
ing news came daily TO the club from all parts OF the
state Active and Jealous missionaries. chosen by the
club and authorized by the Republican state Committee,
are working everywhere for the victory Of Grant COa1,
and GrswOld