New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-29

II .kLlSllA T. hlLflER ~. CHARlbS NJ. THUS
I2.GBoRGB INNS. 21..HoRACE BBMIs.
I3JACOD HERMANCE. aS..BDWIS r. REYNOLDS.
I4.CH ARLEs IT, ADAMS. 2O..sToUGHToN PETTIBONE
IJ.GL0RGB ". DEMERS 30..McHABL WIEpRItL
3I..EORMAS ~ ALLEN,
One thousand and twelve white and 1,0n
colorcd voters have registered in Charleston. s. c.
The Hon. J. II. WARWICK of California will
speak for Grant, CofaN. aud John T. Blair this even
ing at Motuchcn, n place OF Horace Greeley, who Is
drafted away 20 the great afternoon meeting at Beyiderc
The Republicans of Newport, r. /. have
walked mp from their Rip Van Wrinkle sleep and turned
ont on Monday evening. The Hon. Thomas A. Jsnckes
and the Hon. Francis Bradley addressed them.
II has been asccrtaincd that the tearing down
OF the Seymour ana Blair nag jefferson City, No.
at the inssaon OF Democrats who took this means to
rouse indignation against the Republicans OF that city
Six hundred Tanners and an immense dele
CATION Of citizens, from Minneapolis, wero Il Auoho.
Alinn on Friday evening last and Joined ~ splendid
midnight display Gov. Marshall and others made pat
Iioic speeches.
The steamer Mary Powell will leave New
York foot Of Dcsurossesst North River, Tuesday.
NoyeInber3 at 1880 a. M and run 20 Cattssl. making
her usual landings Passage free for al! men who wish TO
20 home 20 vote at the coming election without dslnc-
ton Of party.
The Tanners of Lowell, Methuen and North
Andoyer Mass. went TO Lawrence ON Monday NIGHT aud
joined with the ward companies Independent Cadets aud
Boys Blue OF that city, ~ of tho most brilliant dis
plays that has taken place In New -Eugland during tho
campaign.
The Hon Schuyler Colfax is to speak at
Evansville Ind tomorrow evening and numerous extra
trains and boats chartered 70 take the thou
sands DESTROYS Of attending the meeting to that place.
The loyal people Of Evansville VIII give the next Vice
President genuine ovation.
The Republican voters Of Titusvillc, Pa. and
vicinity are TO hold grand macs meeting to-day, aud
have invited Gov. Curtin, Cen fitzpatrick. the Hon G.
A. Grow. the Hon stOciett Matthews, and otheIs 20
speak 90 them. Every Republican Il expected 10 turn
out at this ast grand rally.
Mr. Richard McCloud Fouiau Head Center Of
Connecticut addressed the Boys in Blue 10 Wcshcd.
Mas Oh the evening 81 the 2tth inst, and was listened
20 with great attention by ls fellow couutrymcn ard
lis speech w ssia many IIsi votes for Grant The dis
play az Wcstaeld was superb.
TIE HON. JOHN 4. CRIsWOLD N BROOKLYN.
A large and most enthusiastic meeting was
heid last evening al Union Hall Brooklyn. T. D. ugdcr
the auspices II tho sixteenth ward Grant aud ColfN
Club The Hon John A. GIiswod rtcscui and. after
some remarks by Mcssrs. L. Pctcrccn. :. Kaufman. T.
scholc and A. a. Er1e was introduced 20 tho audience
By tAc President, Mr Joseph Ko-engaiien. Who bueay
expressed tho pleasure ho fe iu presenting gentleman
WHO amid the s,fueges OF IsI-, bad always proved hls
LOYALTY TO the Government, and Wis would soon ho
rewarded for his pltiosin 10y Tho highest ohcc n TIC
gn o. h.s State.
nr GrsBoI was greeted hy tremendous applause. aud
When aust was restored -nd tln lc knew 10 was GUS
touary fora candidate 90 mako and promises
bn ne desired 10 ay his German friends that he had
not one pledge 90 uFAe On candidate Tor iiDf SUIT fG.
uplauc aud Dee dd rot propose to utter my n5
e met his German friends not 49, ocinhhr Bat az Ahl,i
lean citizens App"uscI JHe Ans.'an P, s1d t,i
when they met distuss Tie political questions hguu
ter c0ianon country. they sank ncIo nationality and
presumed the majority " clizcrs ad uohght raIn'sl
mon lie issnes 10 be- settled IN November, mud would
soon decide upon their duty An DE asked Was thht my
would study the questions presented ad vote
20 their knowledge with Their yerlct ho shoul oo Aa'.
ned II was their duty 70 select as representative men
VINO would make ana execute tho laws Tor no common
good OF the whole nation We ala not eiinl lnu ~
pass laws for tho German the Englshnnn Tor tne
Irishman. or the scoichman for tho Am'no"n; ou'
passed. laws to secure tue p!iNlloE.,S, VI me
No had no right nor was " Tl' hin . sno
mens what thcy may-tO pc.ci no INC I'ih,v' y,,c5
habits, political scutimonts ~ tho pccpO. Nc
every nation 10 come to our land and participate WIN S
IA providing such laws rs VIII meet VIC 20 .oS,o,
and did not ask them 10 lay aside any OF INC p'u.
did NOT Infringe upon the rights OF others applause
This nation demanded OF those who Ianuou on - -,
the law. sccond: Allegiance TO Tho nsuod i
flag Applause er no two S' pnraSon%t ehsraeercs
Of the German nationiove Of liberty and love OF her
fTty Was founded by Gerrsans. and he was sure hnt
whether Germans were ~ Germany or mere, eI ,isns
,st them 10 guard well their true liberties no WIS
surc that In coming from the Fahcrlnnd across INC s'
aud setfiuR here In America, thcy Drought WIN ,o
he true spirit OF liberty aud we might uusa . ", ~ az
stand as sentinels guarding the precious ~
ndopled home Applause For TWO cent uu W..
citizens had contributed TO- support . vg since be-
come matter OF history. ieuu not H a t,raet
gave us during the Great ltebeiliOn NVI uI rI the
hat I'm the troops rst sent from this Satc 70 uelou @
1Io tie f,erunns marched side by side with NE amer
leans Appausel Aud whether In tho Datt,o nei'' sv
hospital the prisonpcn sue py Su Initiated bodies OF
men up German czsns show how nobly thoy pcrormod
duty In defending their puce tho bemocrac
marty but ho did hold that tho mon VI MI H.
iisled and msrcpreseDtod py ther crc some Demo.
That in that large asseinbago there WIZ war Marty
crsts and 10 them he would say II you 'inA (o.ef was
In night retain your ALLEGIANCE 70 The Rebeon aud
! Ia Lnew that 10 abandon that party ,shIe
held by its members to DO tho one sheya 70
political or nammend ALI o. either party. lie came as
one might call his friends with no iIi,1co ssnes OF
u i W Had he been prepared IL WOuu na,
eiycn him great pleasure 10 stand mere anu ne great
tho Democrat IN ,o1 My ayvember The issues
painy drawn ia the platforms OF poth onld and OK.
asked that tho real opinion OF the people the is,
me he sure the State Of NewYork would cas- -
ty Of 1900 the principles a psn that the
rpullers were prepared TO prevent such an eyo nome
upon his fellow citizens fell tho duty OF seeing necessary
for man 10 stand before German audience anu
mend the character OF Gen Ulysses Grant. {ad this
| dous npplause.l Gen. Grant hhd car lsou aodsrn
nation successfully through tho greatest war -, m on
times and whatever may be sad against mn W na,,op
nnsnts be IA 10 day deservodly the idol OF thn '
ia ooRed mn 10 by the people ~ the whole woiu lnp
pausel But were OF no possible oonso I'm
this crssexoept 80 lar as tey tep,dsc oee Ia favor
| NJ those whom they believed would most p,ct n
whole country. aud he should bow to tne[ was greeted
| the conclusion Of his remarks Mr, oils"o'" W."
| with lnud aud long continued applause