New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-26
NEW-.JERSEY.
SENATOR FREIINGHUYSEN IN LAMBERrNlLLE-
ZINE TORCHLIGH1 DILPLAY.

SIN NTOR FREIINGHUYSEN IN LAMBERfNlLLL-
ZINE TORCHLIGH1 DHPLAY.
IAMBFRTyH1R, Sept. 25.--An immense and
enthusiastic mass meeting Of Republicans was the even,
in this place yesterday. At o'clock p. M large and
beautiful flag was presented the Grant Logon Of this
town by the ladies A procession was then formed
headed by Carpenters Cornet Band composed OF a
mounted Grant CLUB from woodsylIe the Grant Legion
of This town and number OF carriage which s Aft
where senator FeAgghuy sen den'ered an nd no
numbers could nd not ' gain admission At Tie
close Of Mr.. Frelinchuysen's address. Capt.
the evening grand torchIlgh, procession ilnuined
the town DELEGATIONS OF Grant Legions and Boys III
Point Pleasant, NeVhOpo &c, numbering IN All aboul
800 torches. At the close OF the parade, meeting ID
Hocombe Hall was addressed by the Hon. A J. lenhl
OF New York. Hundreds could not gain admission anu
although drilling rain prevailed meeting W. o
gained Outsde.t he Hall. which Was addressed ~ '"I
Hutchinson.
LARGE REPUBLICAN MEETING AT NENAhh.
One of the largest political meetings ever
In response 10 the announcement that cen hlpalch
and Lieut. GOV Woodford would speak before srNth
O'Clock the throDg began TO gather, ana ron n. 'i
until after o'clock the crowds wended thelF way 10
Y S, the .Se . asa '7ai SSss f
The balcony reserved FOR ladies was found lnsn,h' 90
hall and special seats were provided foi them.
No less than 5000 persons were crowded ht2 tho @.s
wan and at 900 people outside. Upon ne SPEAK
es taking the platform cheers were gwen ana me most
intense enthusiasm prevailed number o. h hr n.
vast assenblage Joining with viii IN the chorus MAJOR
Gen. Kilparck was then INTRODUCED ~ On win' ~ -
ionged applause. The General made a biiLHdht
Governor Woodford OF New-York was introduced,
and spoke for over an hGns ~ an sVy by
several gentlemen OF Newark.
4 Republican Cavalry Company was organ
lied AT Paterson iast evening
Senator Frelinghuysen will speak in Patcr-
son on Thursday evening Of next week
,1...rl. ,.1l has
kfr James Ii. Nixon for State senator.
A meeting of the German and French Re
publican Club Of Paterson was held at hoelbes hotel
last evening.
An enthusiastic Republican meeting was held
on eduesfay evening at Washington. Warren county.
when Messr- Roberts aud Shpman Oi beIldeIe ue''it"
stirring addtesses
The Grant and Colfax Legions of jersey
CIV turned out in full force last ht, with uniforms ana
lamps aud proceeded To the city Of BERGEN foF me pa"
puse OF participating IN meeting heid al that pace
John l. Blair our candidate fOr Governor,
had occasion VISIT Plainheld on Thursday night ="
soon ms presence In town was kho"h the
the number Of 800 waited upon ni escorted MN 10 he
Repubncan. club Room and organized a large meeting
The largest meeting ever held at PhlipSbnrg
was hold BY the Republicans on last Medne ay enenh
The B0y, M, ia P BT9 sI legion pal4ded At
ins Addresses we're made by CAPT Oshca. Of y ~ and
Capt VIM II. Grace OF The I'rsh Republic
The best Republican parade and meeting OF
the campaign held In Paterson on Thursday even
ing All the Clubs turned out though their usual slrenfh
aed in the ram the Veteran Tanners numbering g.
The wigwam was crowded by 1900 people. john IKE!
nnlds was chosen Chairman. Gen. j. H. H. van behfeh
spoke for an hour and hail. principally OH tac h"hces
The monster wigwam Of Jersey City will be
dedicated Wednesday evening next. TINS 1na'nS -
s5K2OO feet and Will comfortably acc3nhouStte "'",
SOC persons. To the Hon James Gopsi, ale Mayol OF
Jersey City, and the Member OF the Nattoha
Committee from NewJersey the friends OF
psnt and Coax are greatly Indebted for tins DehulIui
and comInodous place Of rendezvous Among we spiHH
srs ,or the projected meeting are Geais Sichic. MI
natrick Frelngluysen Van Buren,, Vickcrs WIN 'sss
John L. Thomas, ir., Hewletts, Warwlch' haTn"ur'
Tenney and Papgborn. who VIII pOSi'I'c'' p' I''''"