New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-25

The Hon. Chauncey NJ. Depew delivered an
eoouent address before the Republicans OF Newha'eh
last night. The Boys in Blue paraded' ..,I
The TTnion Soldiers and Sailors OF Baltimore
unanimously resolved 10 attend the grand ceiepra
,iop in philadelphia on the Ist and I'd Of October
In a single club that paraded on Tuesday
t-h. 81 the 11uton League meeting in philadelphia
there marched % men who voted the Democratic ucAe'
last Fall.
A strong delegation of Massachusetts soldiers
and sailors will the great demonstration III fha
depha on the 81 prox Arrangements have been enecc
Tor reduced transportation and subsistence
DIR. Townsend 2. Abel, editor OF Oar COan-
fry the Democratic paper in MddetOwn Conn., and the
organ Of the party Mddlesex County, abandons MS
old party. and VIII sustain Grant and Coliax.
The Monitor is the title of daily newspaper,
hyng the Grant and ColfaX coors published in Eliza
beth MI tits neatly printed and well edited and dc
serves the support of every Republican in Union and the
adjoining counties.
II. p. Crozer. esq, of Brooklyn, spoke at
North Salem Westchester County, sept g. to large
audience for Grant and COlfaX campaign clnD was
formed after the Speaker concluded TO work for the
nest OF the time till election
Charles James, a son of G. P. r. James, the
wellknown English novelist. addressed Grant and
Cofax Club al Eau Claire Wis., Friday evening OF last
Mr. James has been an ultra Democrat
A Southern ballad-monger has shed new light
ON the causes of Lees surrender in the following verse;
when gallant Lee, exhausted by
care up his stcord and stacked has arms
Ulysses work seemed done.
THE Pittsburgh Commercial says that dozen
foreigners were fraudulen;y naturaiized IL that cly
few DAYS ago and that such frauds porpetrated daily
throughout Pennsylvania nearly time that the Re-
nubcaps Of that state adopted some effective means 70
put a stop TO II.
The Republicans of Rye, WestcheSter County,
assembled on Wednesday evening and organized Grant
and Colfax Association. Ephraim sours was elected
President and T. F. whlttemOre, Secretary Committees
were appointed to canvass the town. TO arrange for pub
lie meetings, and to distribute documents
A Georgia letter to Tie Syracuse Journal
closes as follows You of tho North must elect Grant
and Colfax We demand 1t OF you. The sealing mp or
the fruits of the war in your hands The aid in this
work as anticipated from the South will prove abortve
We have not the ability to pass militia BILL and the
lives OF Union men are everywhere threatened But a
partial canvass at the best be made by the party
and reliance be placed Of ultimate safety and lar Yo
ing at the polls" -,
A large and enthusiastic mass meeting and
pole-raising took place at Susquehanna Depot
on Tuesday afternoon and evening 1Aere were
w. Ketchum and Messrs. Leo. Miller, II. Il.
Payne. and Butterheld, and Judge Strong,
Dur candidate for Congress- addressed the meeting An
irish Grant and Coiax Club formed in the evening
susquehsDna County. Pa. is all ablaze for Grant and
Cofax The Cops terrorstricken and remained IN
their holes during the progress Of the meeting.
The following letter was actually written by
Maine Democrat:
KITTERY
Staff OF Maine
September the 18th 1868
MI DEER NEFFU received yure kind lecture today
and talk my pen IN hand to let YOU kno all vel
ard euoyn bessns Of heith and we have much OF
provisions a. vii last threw the winter. Thare alnt
rite at present pOlitlK Is gitn excitaDe
evry body is holeTin fur grant cofacks with sum
e1sepshiODs think grant is good scDer, but THINK
be hurt hissef popelarly speekn when lie captcheld
general lee al appsrmattuX sum people thlnk u was
very uncOn stltOOshnal 10 be tin our bretrng WINE
tina want too doc lest tina air mine too n Tree lana
Eserty grant hadent beet gen lee lde DC Wlllh 70
vote tur him. nefu, how doc yew stan on the CRATE
perlIcle kwestiOn Of the da.
let me heer from yew soon give my respeoks to all
fnquiTn friends. moro at present u - -
Additionally your uncle niLNtSIfIi -