New-York tribune., 1868-08-29
THE CAMPAIGN.


raised large flag on the Goth.
A large Grant Colfax meeting was held in
ST. Mary's, West Va, on the 93d.
The largest and most beautiful flag in Den
yer city bears the names Of Grant and Colfax.
Ten old Democrats of Mishawaka, Ind,
have enrolled themselves among the Boys in Blue
Stephen B. French was elected President of
a Grant and Coiax Club at Sag Harbor. on the 25th.
The Hon. N. NJ. Hubbard of Linn County,
Iowa. addressed the Grant of Davenport on the h
A Republican organization under the name
Of the Carpet Baggers has been started in Cincinnati
A huge Grant and COlfax meeting was held
the streets Newton, Pa last Tuesday evening
There was q great meeting at Camden Mills,
H.. on the 25th. Col Burgess's mounted Tanners we're
present,
A Minneapolis letter says: The people OF
Minnesota are good for 10000 majority for Grant and
COfax."
A large meeting was held in Owatonna, Mimi,
on the 23d The Hon. N. 8. wilkinson made stirring
speech.
A large Grant meeting was held in the
chapel sof Westminster College. NewWlminston Penn'
on the 2Ith.
Six thousand Republicans assembled at New
London. Ind, the Goth. The county will give Grant
1000 majority at least
Grant Clubs have been organized in Somer-
County, NJ j. at somervie. ROysedeld Middleoush,
Plukamin, and bennington.
Half the voters of Union Township, West
Va put their names the Grant list the 18TH Among
them were six old Democrats.
A monstrous Republican gathering occurred
at Florence, Nebraska, last Saturday evening. The
"omaha Tanners were there $50 strong.
A huge Grant and COlfax Club has been or
ganzed in Beaver Falls Penn. The Boys in Blue there
are also ready to vote for their old leader.
The Union League of North Carolina numbers
some 10000 It's only object is to maintain laws and pre-
serve the peace. Let the Jr. remember this
A large flag was raised at Augusta, Me-, on
the 2ih bearing the OF Grant and CofaI aud the
motto of Republicanism, Let US have peace"
Gov. Oglesby was received in Princeton, Ill.,
on the 2ith by the Tanners In uniform, torches, and
bands OF music. There grand rally on the 26th
In the absence of Mr.. Herbert Fuller the
Democrats OF Bangor Me-. him in az one Of their
officers He now comes out in card in The Rhig running
himself out.
The Fourth Ward (Syracuse) Grant and Col
fax Club Will be dedicated Tuesday evening next.
Good speakers and fine music will fill the TO its
1uueSt capacity
The Republicans of Augusta, Me-, turned
out largely the 2st to arch traitor personined
by f. p IT, They found bright idea in his noddle-he
spoke well Of Grant.
Gen. Garfield draws crowds after him in Ohio.
People go miles hear him, and then return to hear
him second time. He addressed very large meeting
at Conneaut last Monday.
There was surprise parade of the Grant
tIoST ~ ala tha a~,h
ment OF the occurrence was made, and for once the
" Unterriaed" were terrified.
Iowa has 100000 organized Tanners besides
numerous Grant and Collar Clubs large meeting will
be held Ottumwa Sept aud 8, at which host Of
good speakers will be present.
a Strdw.-A vote taken on the Lehigh and
Susquehsnna trains between Easton and wkesbarre for
day last week. gave Grant 5S majority These sraws
will be bundled up In November.
The Democrats of DeckertOwn, n. j., are so
hard up that they have put OF the officers OF the
Republican Club on their Executive Committee. OF
course the honor Is appreciated
Gen. Schenck reached his home, in Dayton,
Ohio the evening Of the 25th was sernaded at his
residence by the regiment and addressed large con-
course Of his friends and neighbors.
Meriden, Conn, has put forth her right arm.
The Grant Club fires the first gun Speeches made
by the Hon. C. II. Platt, ard by Wm H Lee. /" Boys
in Blue" Club is 10 be organized at once
The Hon. II. w. Randall is the only loyal
Circuit Judge chosen at the Kentucky election
He elected In the XVIII District by majority OF
1913 over Pearl, his Democratic opponent
Republican State Convention of North Caro-
lima at Columbus the sth proximo 100 guns fred
and largo bonfire kindly lighted to enable the
Democrats to see the folly Of their ways,
The Grant Club Of Lancaster Ohio, is In
full operation It's President commanded the first CON-
pany Of volunteers from Ohio in the war; and the Vice
Presidents were both prvates in his company.
The attendants of the Collyer- Edwards prize
fight from Hew-York, Philadelphia and Baltimore ind
Gated political aDites their return Baltimore
by attempting TO tear down Graut and Ccfax nag.
The Republicans of Penn Township, Penn,
are at work. They held largo meeting ct Harrison
CITY last week beautiful poplar pole was raised.
That's right. Poplar poles for popular candidates.
The Hon. John A. Bingham addressed large
meeting at Martins Ferry, o. the 2Sth inst He spoke
both in the afternoon and evening and the hall could
hold half the people who were anxious to hear him.
The Portland Press says that vote was
taken the train the Portland and Kennabec Rail.
road which carried Mr. Pendetons audience to that CITY,
and that majority OF three found to favor Grant
and Cofax.
The Fighting Boys in Blue, Grant Guard,
and Grant and Colfax Club OF NewAlbany Ind received
Gov Baker on the 25th The Governor made most tell
Ing speech, which listened to by large and sppre-
clatiye audience.
John w. King of GAINESVILLE addressed a
large Grant meeting at Putnam Ohio on the 2lth He
analysed Seymours letter pills. evidently adapted
tastes The sugar rubs or however and they
VIII not 20 down.
A well-known Cincinnati Democrat, who was