New-York tribune., 1868-09-09

The Republican demonstration which was
announced To take place in NewOrlcans day has been
postponed until The l2tn inst.
Vote on the New-York and Erie Road, near
the It'll: Grant and Colfax, 162 Seymour
aud Blair, 10 Republican majority, 80.
The Hartford Post says that the only luck
the Democrats ever had in Vermont when they
carried Alhans during the That$time they came
In from Canada.
Major James Haggerty will address the
Grant and GriswoId boys Of Kingston. n V on the
eth lie will also speak at Highland Falls on the 10TH
and in Newburgh on the nth.
The Hon. Chaunccy NJ Dopew will speak to
e citizens Of Huntington, L. l., on Thursday evening
Old Suffolk is wide awake aud will do good service for
Grant ard COlfax I'm November.
The augusta (Ga.) Chronicle and Sentinel an
nounces that the Hon. B. II. Hill and Gen Toombs
coming North and West to address the people Toom0s
should open the campaign by speaking on Bunker Hill
The young men of the Eighteenth Assembly
District of this city organized Grant and Colfax Cam
paign Club on Monday evening. at No 5O Thirdaye by
eecting Thos L. President Allen j. Dennis and
Jos Drew VicePrcsdcnts H. c. vogle and L. G.. Bloom
tngdae Secretaries, aud Geo H. Coachmon Treasurer
The Campaign Club of 1860, in Philadelphia,
which did excellent service FOR Lincoln and Hamn, is TO
be reorganized today for the campaign OF 1868. The
Hon. VIM. Il. Mann President and Chief Marshal The
Club is Of the largest and most efficient political or
ganizatOns in Philadelphia and proposes to move on the
enemy's works Immediately.
Prof w. w. Hegeman of Poughkeepsie (form-
rly of Rochester, former days has done good
vice on the stump for the Republican cause commences
the canvass again tins State at Corning, the 1h,
and will continue in the field under the charge OF the
Republican State Committee. until election He s con
sidered of the effective speakers on the stump
The IVth Assembly District Grant and Col
fax Club will hold a ratification meeting Botanic Hail.
No. 6s East Broadway. Thursday evening, which viii
be addressed by the Hon Horace Greeley Col B. A. vii
lis the Hon. Charles Spencer and Dr J. f. snodgrass
on which banner will be thrown to the breeze
This downtown district gives eydente OF revival Of the
spirit Of past days
Charles Seymour of The La Crosse Repub-
Soan who is OF the greatest wags out Of Congress
had a big banner painted Vermont goes 10000 BETTER
and strung the street. from his office TO Epper
sons Block The Democratic procession escOrting the
renegade Dooe through the streets Of la Crosse was
obliged pass under this banner As they did So Doc
little lifted up his voice aud wept.
In answer to a call made by the Town Com
uttee of Ishp L. l.. meeting Of the friends OF freedom
and equal rights held at Nassau Institute Friday
evening Sept Resolutions adopted expressive sf
determination "to fight it out this hne,' let come
what may Grant and Coliax Club formed, nearly
all present enrolling thelr names as mcuDcIs OOVu
things may be expected from Islip November next
The manufacturers and workingmen of the
Third Congressional District Of Pennsylvania raised
large Grant and Cofax and Myers flag at the intersection
OF Howard and Oxfordsts. last evening. The meeting
was addressed by the Hon Leonard Myers the Hon John
W Porney, and others. The Republican mvncbles and
Campaign Club from the Sixteenth, Seventeenth,
Eighteenth and Nineteenth Wards Of Philadelphia turned
out ia full force.
The Hon. Gerrit Smith has written the fol-
lowing letter to The oneida Dispatch:
PETERBORo, n. Y, Sept. 8, 1868.
learn that there IS a desire 70 hear me speak al
Oneida behalf Of the election OF Grant and COaX.
propose that the meeting be next Thursday QOtD al p
IN. cannot speak AT Oneida again this tall 50 trust
you will make the notice Of this meeting full and wide
speak but IN any county unless 1t DO IN TINS
and in this cannot speak more than twice or II pos
sby may be, thrice In this life and death election IN
which the OF the Democratic party would be the
death Of the nation and success Of the Republican party
its life, wish to speak abroad as well as al home
~ Respectfully yours, GERRIT SMITH
The Republican meeting at SOmeryille n. j.,
last night was a complete Large delegations
from the surrounding towns. and long before the
hour OF meeting the large hall which II was held was
oiled 10 overlooking with the friends Of Grant and Coax
The meeting called to order by Col A. d. Hope, who
introduced Horace Greeley Mr Greeley made an ex'
cellent speech. He followed by the Hon H. n Con-
ger who spoke IN a clear and forcibe The ex-
element intense the people rising 70 their feet and
cheering repeatedly Previous TO the meeting the Grant
Legion Of this place and Appomattox Guard OF Plain
field paraded the streets, presenting fine appearance
Excellent furnished by the Jersey City Glee
Club under the leadership OF =. T. Van Arsdale The
news from Vermont has encouraged the Republicans
hereabout and they win do their fun share in the cleo
tion OF Grant and COlfax and John 1. Blair.
PTNDLETON CATECHIZED.