New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-28

The Democrats of Philadelphia have natural
ized sOoo persons within q week
The SpriugfeM Ohio Republic is one OF INC
sn,rpest Republican Journals IN the Buckeye sIA'e'
-Four Tammany patriots from New loiN,
were arrested IN Philadelphia on SATURDAY ~ -
fraudulent naturalization papers
Al the recent Convention of the 1"uhe "eh
-I,risiisn Association. held at Auburn - Wv " ~
delegate, IS for Grant
Tbe Hon. Fred. Lauer OF Reading, Pa, denies
rn4t l2i ~ his friends ana empo''s "io '"' w. w.
,,o3 co.t.. They all train with seymour aud Blair
An old lady of over seventy Summers, writes
l Rows in Blue are going strong. There is TO be
great trn out of the Democrats at our place tt-nsn'
God g,,it them general tinn ont IN November
Ou' of % employees Of large dry-soous
h,ue IA Woith.st Is are Republicans and are Demo
,,. veo % the Republicans were very strong Demo
.r,t, i,ii this week. when they left the Denoci''o
psi;y aid came over to the cause OF uut"'
4 Rcinbhcan mass meeting was held at the
ri,y ial IN Springfield. Mass, on Saturday mghl al
viii ID .,r Hon H. /. Dawes made speech MI Dawes
WI i,ubtedly bc renominatcd FOR Congress 10y INC
Nth uiic, Convention, which meets al CAes'e' heN'
Io'>t,,.
81. Gicoley's neighbOrs turned out III force
oi iflav night ana filled the little church IN Chappa'
ir H under the auspices OF the Grant and ColiaH Cno
4.r Ne, Csstle and Mount Ksoo Speeches were dei'-
erred u.s. Horace Greeley and Gen Alfred Ileasonton'
large and very enthusiastic meeting OF
a,nn uen was ned in Princeton, on Thursday evening
which $50, addressed by Mayor r. K Pane0om Of jersey
t.Ir aua Gen Rushing, candidate for Congress Cen
ie.ue was received with great enthusiasm ana MS
speech cacd forth loud applause and hearty cheers
An enthusiastic rally of the Republican
Ill. king y.
90, Frd0 evening under the auspices OF the Grant ""
oilx cub Mr. Francis Larkn presided and addresses
wen. made by Cen Swift Of Boston and ingersoh Lock
wood 81 Washington Nights
Grn Charles II. Van Wyck Representative
ir toc-, - from the XIth Now-York District who has
olr so effective service in the present campaign IN
Ienn-v ANA spoke Wednesday evening to the largest
meeting held Wilmington, Delaware, since the great
gathering. o. 1870. The Wilmington Commercial says;
7v-n thousand people gathered in front OF the City Hall
- whom probably one-thrd we're Democrats"
The ST. Louis Republicans had monster
demonstration on Saturday night and dedicated the new
rtunery erected by the Young Mems Union League Inc
procession consisted of large number OF Clubs and other
Ward organizations in uniform and host OF eltlAens
~ eas 5000 torches in line There could not have
les than 10000 to $4,000 persons out II was the
most imposing demonstration Of the campaign
A Grant and Colfax Pole was recently raised
isiufcttJu, N ~ pltotuCt Va ONCi
F,eemen amid great enthusiasm. Eloquent speeches by
o. J. H. Davis Of Cumberland, the Hon A. H. Galloway
~ NewHsuover. Col Geo. M Arnold OF Wilmington Dr.
Jlou1s o.. Robson, the MI Price and the Hon MI
Proctor.
Tie Boston Trdre1er says: Whatever may
aspect Of affairs froJn New hork point "i view
te supporters of Gen. Butler nnd no IOruaOe VpPOs
o,. 20 him within the Essex District SO Tar as hearu
ran. a. delegates elected 10 the nominating convention
~ vote FOR him. and il is believed that not man Known
"a op.,o.e hun will be chosen in any Of the places yet to
,.eet In Lynn and Newburyport, the very men who
l,d been talked Of likely to lead tine opposition 10 hun
have presided meetings at which he was invited 10
-spesS"
Notwithstanding the storm, large audience
led Al the call OF the Grant and Cofax Club OF
NewB- ehton s. L. on Friday evening, TO listen 70 Dr.
rel II Tie Irish Republic The remarks OF the speaker
,rs manly addressed to his countrymen, many OF whom
were clustered around the doors and windows OF the
isi outside the building The speech, which was a CAPT
al one fu OF telling points listened 10 with marked
attention and received with much applause After
sr Be- had closed, Dr. Gregory called out, and
made a few remarks.
The Nashville Municipal election passed of
luieiiy on Saturday. A. Alden reelected Mayor by
90 majority All the Aldermen, except one, and
III the Councilmen except two, are supporters OF
Mr. Alden. Thornberg, the opposing candidate
carried hut one ward-the Fifth Both candidates are
isepNohcduo VI an" N"'i"N' ~'''
Democrats and Conservatives united on ThOrnberc The
Press and Times, the leading Republican organ, support
"a Thornberg who also sustained by the vot
rs During the afternoon the streets in front Of the
Fourth Ward polls patroled by company Of the
Forty fifth Regulars. All Raines, coored man, was
stabbed and mortally wounded in the Sixth Ward.
An immense mass meeting of Republicans
assembled in grove Huxhels Minis, Clarke Co,
md the sd inst There at least JOoo people
rain which
luriug entire day Gen. T. NJ. Lee Of Connecticut
addressed the vast assembsge for nearly four hours in
scsch fo Of strong points FOR the Republican party
-caing denunciations Of the Rebel Democracy were
received with uproarious applause. Both speaker and
audience thoroughly drenched but the enthusiasm
continued undated and the meeting adjourned with
fhse three cheers for Grant and Coax. The Dor
the coates thoroughly alive, and will be heard from
~ fie polls,