New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-18
VERMONT DEMOCRATIC CONVENTIONAL DISMAL
GATHERING.


MONTPELIER, July 17.-Tho Vermont De-
mocracy held their State Convention for the nomination
candidates for State officers in this place to-day The
attendance showed apathy their ranks only about 40
delegates being present Three counties III the state were
not represented ALL and Rutland the largest county
in the State, had but single representative Homer W.
HeatOn Of Montpelier presided supported by ten VICE
Presidents, with c. NJ Chase Of Lyndon and W. Eaton
Of Cambridge, Secretaries Resolutions were adopted APP
proving the platform and nominees of the New-fork
Convention Speeches were made by +. c. Bailey OF
Boston, W H. Rand OF LttleOn, and T. i. Redheld OF
Montpelier, the latter OF whom made long and bitter
speech, in which he called Gen. Grant "a lackaSs The
ticket is follows: For Governor ]. l.. Edwards Of
Derby for Lieutenant Governor, Morrlco Noyes OF Bur
lingon for Treasurer, J. H. Williams OF Bellows Falls;
for Electors Large. H. W Heaton of Montpelier and
Giles Harrington Of Alburgh.
MISSOURI REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
ST. LOUIS, July 17.-The Convention nOmi-
mated Colone MGCTrg the present G n
o. Stannard. prominent miller and flour merchant Of
81 Louis ICr }or SncretaTV ~ So JidaI
Never for Treasurer, and General Dan lEHrfr. 'or
Auditor. Electors az Large: cen Carl SchuH ana lo..
Hines District Electors First District Channcey j. mi
lev: Second District Geo Hus,man; Third District, T. :.
Thomas C. Bas-ett; Sixth District Lewis Georgian;
seventh District, J.. H. Weatherby Eighth District W
5 Vent; Ninth District. Theodore Brucre.
VIRGINIA NOT TO VOTE IN NOVEMBER.
RICHMOND, July 17.-NO election Is to be held
in mi, prior 10 the next Presidential contest This
is settled In Republican QUARTERS mere as an aIt i9l an
dent and this would preclude the possibility OF an election
AZ the time specified ~ the lious. Dth, l5h, ltI ana
Virginia cannot possibly have voice IN the next Prcs!
dental election.
METROPOLITAN DEMOCRATIC CLUB.
The meeting held last evening in Union
square under the auspices of the aboyeuamed organHa
ton. o. ratfy the nominations OF seymour ana bdf
NJ lp
more than few duIcu persons present. In The hope ~
cot mp bat the result of disappointing char
wl & cxl,Stcd Mr. f. C. Wright called the meeting
resolutions and an address dcclaratory of the
principles adopted by The Club. when free hsAi ,
the audience incontneuty adjourned 70 tine scene oi me
the restoration OF the sf0uS ant, ''rW Nr "iist pc"
cscdcd with the reading ol The address WHIen "a-
fathers and lament NJ the iufrlcous ~ that instrument
81 which the Radicals L!d been L'! Al ne t".,.u5'';
Mississippi was introduced and INDUCED in long har-
tyurug DIactlced by Gen. Grant h TrhuNilt COY.
IIuUIlTcys. aud tao i,J'y done TO The negroes ny
rtc i;cy Or Bowman OF North Carolina the next
speaker lie was not po.iCau, but ~ the present
Isis " n-lia-a- Nl"'' w. s' gg5D.t5 ~ ~ y
Throwing tho dc,roii,u tat hroudrd over portion
of the land. Many years ago % had been lr"tb1 10y
f1r.l.s designs, NOT only would they 'u'ianch'se The
black man. but would, moreover d,i.1ncli'e ihg N.ll.
prediction. Tho negro was the cause ~ al
Tic d,-turhanccs ana dI,ir'': Sons q" 'l' ''Hli3
Radicals had got hun now and udht hi'" N-t' I "9
with INN. Tho reverend gentleman 100 ,oni d"',
the physical pccu!iau", '. TIE coIof,d i'u' TO- pa
WHO wa. u the opinion ~ the best uatur.ii-t> o. az
the white man. Great Do Cons mae was '''
ilrsJ,s from The horse Enthusiastic Applause .
subsequently, the meeting wa, addressed oy col. carter
lighted the Empire tiao h} eNIir''.ht ',-.', a. ~
cuancipa 'lon aud Whose name 81. NOT p-N Lof N'u''
nor skees. enormously gwen ia tho morning papers,
but Gwiun.
rNIoN RATIFICATION NETTING At NEWARK.
Notwithstanding the heat of our midsummer
evening" very large aga'GCe Yea g ny y;
John l. Blar. The platform Was id'ttIu-y de,"IA,"
with the American colors and banner on which was l-
dent vice President and Governor Of Ncw.Jerscy. A.
tue various Grant and toIK isgol, march mo ts
those assembled. The President ~ the Young Hch =
srmhllgc 10 order and made stirring address ii 'lr
course Of which he said That The Central committee
paien lie nominated Curucu, Walsh. csg, fug CLa--
man OF the meeting Who u coming forward. made a
saI1evai lengthy address iu favor Of the party ticket
pfts seed strong COI1dr Nee that NrNJr-cN Womb h'At
Eov.r,,cr be- lifted ont ~ thc slough ~ Democracy
was received with Tremendous applause Ic ulIitd N}
s,.tifs three cheers FOR Corneiu. Walsh which were
given with hearty Will He said that he haG no doubt
but that the rdupd opened With such spirit ana energy
IL, br heat of JnIv Won end fully u the cool ~
November lis humorous, yet, nevertheless, earnest dhd
able manner ~ dealing with the questions 10 issue elected
the widest applause. Whenever the Republican c1udi-
dates were uIucd the applause tumUltuou the very
e,t.iuated that fully 500 people were present
GRANT AND COLFAX CAMPAIGN CLUB OF THE
FIRST DISTRICT
The Pioneer Grant and Colfax Campo IN
Club of the Fire, Assembly DI,trct met last evening 40
40 al Iiudsonst Iir'neni !. TYtMat,r ,l i.r ta,.
ne Prr1,lcut announced that ~ they had been com.
..fIg fN 1l .
Warren House. In consequence oi the closing oi the
hons. and "a. the Committee appointed AZ % previous
meeting 10 obtain suitable room bad not yet reported
n was necessary that some action should be taken nuc
Jst,Iv tn o,tain uaec for future meetings An add
tiona committee Of three on motion. appointed 10
act IN conjunction with the one previously appointed
whose report viii probably be presented AZ the next
meeting. on Friday evening next
GERMAN REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
regular meeting OF tins committee was
held, last night, NJ the stcmeer H2u., no 29' BoWey
Mr. VIM. Gilman IN the Chair. and Mt g. iicyetle Sec
Rotary Resolutions were adopted recommending the can
ddatcs Grant and CofaG, aud expressing The willing
organizations II was further resolved 10 appoint
mitce to report on nominations Tor permanent officers
aud 10 organize the District CLUBS Inc OGanEu"n "i
the old Central Committee INTO Grant anu SolIaN Gen
eral Campaign club, VIII take pace on iuay, inc Jst
inst. The committee consist 3l tno uloNtnk udh,u
gentlemen Mr.. L. Jacobs, Dr. j. Nannahh' Messrs Gus
tayus Levy, LOUIS, Grassc ana r. flarI'S'
UNION REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE.
A special meeting Of the Union Republican
General Committee was held last evening wee PRESIDENT
Gen. John COchrane in the char a resolution was
offered by MI Charles $ spencer indorsins the nomina
tions made by the late Republican state Convention at
Syracuse also resolution nsructing tho Committee on
Public Meetings TO call ratification meeting to be held
AZ the Cooper Institute
UNION REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION OF THE SEW
ENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
The Union Republican Association OF the
Seventh Assembly District held their regular monthly
meeting evening at No LOG sXthaye but transacted
only routine business
THIRTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT GRANT AND
COLFAX CLUB.
meeting of the Club was held last evening,