New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-25
Stat OF Maine
NEW-YORK.

THE wEsTCHEsTKR BOYS IN BLUE-MAss MEET
ING AT WHITE PLAINS fEsTEhDAl-AD-
DRESSES BY GEN. sIGEL, GEN. HiNChs, AND
OTHERS.
There was a grand mass meeting OF the boys
in Blue and other Republicans Weseheser County at
White Plains yesterday. Uniformed companies OF The
Boys" were present from YoDkers Sing sing Peeksu
TarryowD, and Bedford. A. noon they Iornea Lime is
opposite LAFAYETTE Hall and marched IN procession ABOUT
200 strong. 10 large field near the Harlem iaairoau
depot where platform had been T beafng Re-
publican devices and band Of music added huch 70 o
enliyenment Of the scene. The procession unuer the
command OF Col T. r. Travis Of Peeskill moved through
tho town. being cheered along me route ~ wy III
proceeded to the place selected for the meeting where
proceedings were begun about O'Clock ?; m -, ~
coming forward he thanked Boys in Blue for the honor
they had Unexpectedly conferred upon nm he Saih9
White Plains he said in order 20 show MS sympathy
FOR the Republican and IN consequence " nu I1
tatOn that had been extended MN Dy tHe 1oS
peace they often before on the held OF Date
~ I'd. sS oS,a s y y SSr and upon their proper
determination depended the future welfare OF the nation
isef All the clements calculated to accomplish the aims
and ends OF The s1rnggle1 which began 10 I II1 re
storing the country 70 permanent and lasting peace s q
eyer dereEees Of opinion there might be among the
members Of that party, as 70 minor lssuess Inere
had been marked out by the o. the Democratic
party the successful carrying out o. wte DessIne
means 81 fhe ballot confident that the majority
s.f fi.a
wish 10 renew the fratricda strife which mad desolated
the country during the four yeaIs OF war NJ
az had passed That could only DC opiaIueo ny
She placing In power Of the Republican candaatcs hbn
he believed the people would decide In the coming
eIectton The General then briefly eni0ged te cndI
acter OF the candidates. and announced INC "oeuhs
ready for business. 80 :. s.o,,too,s
Endorsing the Federal aid State nominations the qneS
ton on which put to the meeting ana approved WIN
t,r Ten Hirciss then addressed the meeting in an
able and eloquent speech, aud reInarM were also maue
NV MaorCen PcasOnten, MAJOR Haggerty, Col Morgan,
and Major Buard, after which II Adjourned WIN eheeS
for the Republican caididItet. - -. I-,,.-.- ;
II vas reported in town that when the II O'clock ex-
SresS train carfyn OF the speakers; ana tue gee
club which took pant Ia the meeting was DeWeen loA
ahoe and White Plains tie found 10 De lying III
Tire rails AZ place where there is steep einDalkmenl
saosd there evidently with te design Of tfOwng tno
cars OF the track prOyidentlaly noceo III une
however enable the engineer 10 slacBen tue spev VI
The train before reaching H. and then removed Tau
such not been case The catastrophe might nave peen
fearful, the train long one, gong ata hgh rac
OF Ae6A and among its passengers AN unusual mum
Der Of ladies could be IN the vicinity "hen
the tie was taken from the track. sI
THE REPUBLICAN, SOG or A DEMOCRATIC SIRE
Al THE CAPITOL.
ALBANY, Sept MISUNDERSTANDING the IN
element weather. Hall crowded this evening
by an enthusiastic audience assembled 10 listen Gen.
William Is. Stokes Tennessee and j. L. Barbour of Hart
ford CT The speakers were escorted ~ Che hall by one
on tie Grant and Coax Clubs ~ theelfy and the meeting
wa called 10 order by Cen JOIN Meredith Read IT, who
infrDdneed ). J.. Barbour ~ the Republican son OF "a
prominent Democrat 81 Connecticut. Mr.
Spring deposited In arst rnDs Ia spite Of LIS yoaddh
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