New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-06


To Gen. G. W Morgan, and Others Committee %c7 &C.
Utica Aug T. 1868.
MISSOURI DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 5.-Ihe Dem0cIatiGT o 35acS
Convention met at Mercantile Library Hall at IL CoSA
this morning and effected temporary orR9nlaGou ~
the appointment Of Gen Robert wilson o. M sutton
Secretaries. After the appointment OF @ In sam
Credentials and Permanent Organization the non m
uel f. Glover of St. Louis delivered lengthy W.
request, in which he reviewed tue actOh siTSo |r
FEE on orazaton then reported Gen James Shields OF
Carroll County, formerly United states Sealo, t Ia
seretaries fn each Congressional District. The Con-
yentiOn then adjourned until O'Clock j. H.
REPUBLICAN MEETING AT MACON, GA.
On the 2Sth of July large hepuDilCail met t
ing Was held al Macon. Grant and COiaX Cuos from
Jasper BALDWIN Jones, Twiegs Pulaski Monroe spa id
ing Dooe Macon Taylor Crawford Dp,on SSey anu
| a pTocesson a mile long formed and marched
V II Wbjtcy Of Decatur col Gibson OF Lees Army
Cen. II. X. McCieary of sumpter, Col j. r. Griffin OF
Houston the Rev. Robert Crnmley 'coioIeu' anu '"o
Rev. Isaac II. Anderson (coored
MASS MEETING AT ATLANTIC CITY.
ATLANTIC CITY, n. j., Aug. "a mass meet
ing of the friends OF Grant and COaX Is 10 De u ny c
faowiugnaIed eminent speakers will add css the meet
ing The Hon A. g. Cattell the Hon GalHsAH a, Gr1m
the Hon T. T Frenghuysen, Cen Joseph W. FISHER, ,to
Hon Henry d. Moore, Joseph b. Dayton, esl the non
William d. Kelley, the Hon Edward Bette ana o'hoi''
THE CAMPAIGN IN VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND. Aug. 5.-There was a large Con-
scrvotiye meeting held in this city this afternoon
The Republican Committee heid meeting llls osvn
and establish AN organ here also 10 hold Grant ran
cation meeting August o. They are very hugh US
satisfied over the nOl-Iemol"i VI uhCoHO''''' "' Wv
l4th article.
REPUBLICAN CLUE N MONTICELLO.
| MONTICELLO, Aug. A Grant aud ColiaX
Club organized IN Ihis village ths eycn'ns nJ
on taking he chair addressed 1t at leng' OF thc uue,
he
was spirited and gives promise Of an energetic capAiI
and OF the most gratifying results
TIE HON. WM. WHITING IN BOSTON.
BosToN, Aug. 5.-'The Hon. William W hitting
made an address this evening IN Institute Ha'l h l'
southern part OF the city ana very i"'tH "uu'r, a.
election OF Cen Grant the ground that II hr D. nGt
elected the subsection OF the Rebels OF tue SouH vi"
/ amount 10 nothing.
GEN. LOGAN IN MAINE. go.
LEWISTON, Aug. 4.-Gen. j. a. Logan OF ILL
noi, addressed immense mass meeting ," lh, cry I,
of the Grand Army of tie Republic propose 10 eh'cr h'
"a complimentary >crchAdt'
A NEW DEMOCRATIC PAPER.
LEwISTON Me, Aug. 4.-E. n. smart iornlr
the pu.lcat0n m this city u Democratic campaign
paper, 10 De called The JncksoHiGH.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.
ArGrSTA Ga, Aug. j.-N ade Hampton Is 10
address a meeting Of the Democracy tonight
GRANT AND COLFAX BOYS N BLUE CLUBS IN
WILLIAMsBURGH.
A Grant and ColfaX Boys IN Blue Ciub was
forned la,f evening Ia Thirteenth Ward. The follow
are lie name, of the Officers elected Lieut.. Green
Commander. Moses r. Miller First Lieutenant; George
number OF veterans met NJ the hall IN Fourth' near
North s,ktlst to organic siG Sl1p and Pa
waite w. ". Prlesty elected Orderly Sergeant Inc
Isih inst ana the meeting adjourned until Tuesday
evening Resolutions were passed by aCciAh'uoi
pledgng the support Oh 'no'o present - ''""' ""'
ColfaK
cAsrLEroy Is. ~ GRANT AND CoLFAx CLUB.
A large and enthusiastic meeting OF tins
club was held on Tuesday evening Tue o Mule
addressed the meeting. aud reviewed Tue re anu III
I'M record Of krpubaus With the reasonable conduct
Of the leaders the Democracy during the Iogr', Oi
the late war. The speaker also dwcN upon the SUBJECT
Of the grcenbac OK dodge OF the Democratic platform AZ
the conclusion speech three cheers were gwen Tor
the state and National tickets, and three more Tor inc
speaker when meeting adjourned THIS CLUB Is dohS
good service.
UNION REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE
Messrs. Ellery & Thompson, under thc aus
pices OF the Union Republican General Committee raised
a large Grant Il COfax banner across Brohdway, at
st. yesterday. The banner 15hi5 fcet
the largest in the city ana contains hesho nh,, ~
Gen horseback On the banner are thc7o Jus
Headquarters Of the Union Repubhcan Com,
mittce. Freeman j. Fthian Chairman OF ne Gentrai
Committee; John COchranc Chairman OF inc EAevul'o
For President, Ulysses 8 Grant OF ILLINOIS, TOT VICE
President. Schuyler ColfaX Of Indiana"
~ Y. STATE GRANT BOYS IN BLUE EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE.
This Committee held "A meeting ut the AstOr
House yesterday, and perfected their Arrangements or
vigorous prosecution Of the campaign Tor zen btint'
Gen Alfred Pleasonton was elected chairman ., tno
Finance Committee, aud the COMMITTEE propose go,us
10 work Immediately. The headquarters Oh tue commit
tee is at rooms Nos. II aud Is Astor House
NINETEENTH WARD GERMAN GRANT AND COL
PAX CAMPAIGN CLUB.
This club held an enthusiastic meeting on
Tuesday night at Gesens Pulyerthqrn' corner OF
Fnyfonrthst aud ThTdaye Dr. Ja'Io p %as Prr se
dent; John Schneider Vice President; Mart schneider
Treasurer Mossrs. Nos'nack ana hchtZ' oo'Ie'"IcS'
Many new members were received
Grant AND COLFAX IN MORRISANIA.
The citizens Of the First and Second wards
Of McrrisanlA held an enthusiastic meeting al Land
presided aud Mr.. william Wallace oiicated as secre-
tary A Committee Of five was appointed u prepare
plan for the organization Of Grant ana CoiaA Cah
paign Club.
FRENCH GRANT AND CoLFAX CAMPAIGN CLUB.
A French campaign club IN tho interest oil
Grant and Colfax has been organized OF wmea aii H.
dc Thouars ia President The stated sessions OF TINS cluD
will be held the l7th Of every MONTH az p m at the
Republican Headquarters, corner OF broadway ana
Twentysecond-st.
CLIFTON Is. ~ GRANT AND CoLFAX CLUB.
A Grant and COlfax Club has been organized
at Clifton L. with George H. Ripley as fresdeht koDt
schwatzkoh, Vice-Presdent and Johh hafdihs IT, 'co
Rotary. ...,, 90 c,.,,
THE MAINE ELECTION ACCEPTANCE OF GEN.
CHAMBERLAIN.
Gen Joshua L. Chamberlain has accepted the
nomination for Governor, for the thlrd tme enaercu
him by the Republicans OF Maine lie mas Deen t%ce
To that Office aud doubtless VIII DC AGAIN lhc
election occurs In September His letter OF acceptance
BRUNSWICK, Me, July H. 1853.
DEAR SIR: have the honor 10 acknowledge the re-
cent of your communication informing me OF my hOm
nation az candidate Of the Republican party Tor Governor
OF This STATE The noble objects for which TINS party mas
stryen and the great results IL mas alIeauy aSicYeu
shonld command respect and confidence IhOugh forced
10 bear burdens It's and struggling against eys
that have sought corrupt as well as assam ~ ~ VIII not
be drawn aside from its high purpose but wiz meet tne
me forms OF with the same sincere ana steady
view. Believing that the main policy IS dlGmt , am d
IL IA destined restore 10 prosperity the nation IL de
neIl doom mysef hOnOred ln DeIng cAlIeu