The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-11

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Great Democratic Rally at Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Oct. 10, 1863
The democrats had their great rally this evening" IL
was large and imposing AFFAIR much larger than any
city demonstration the radicals ever had here, and
It was confined entirely to Cleveland not like the
radical display Of the sth having representatives
cession was the main feature, with transpa-
Ten n, banners, devices, &c. Fifteen hundred
large cavalcade OF citizens on foot and in carriages
were IN the procession which marched through the
spoon, as . representative Of Ben Butter. Many
houses were illuminated. Brlgadier General Sanford
com ,,nat, sne column IN the park which was
Drlllantly Hgnted up. There was speaking by John
McSweeny, OF Wooster General Fitch William Hels-
ley and others. The demonstration closed with
superb display OF fireworks In the park.
Democratic Ovation in Sussex County, N. j.
NEWTON, Oct. 10, 1868.
The democrats OF Sussex county turned out In
their might tonight In Newton to hear A. j. Rogers
Over 800 White Boys in Blue marched 70 the depot
to escort him to the place Of meeting. Early in the
afternoon a number Of young ladies decorated
the Court House In anticipation Of that being
used but when the hour arrived 1t was found to-
tally inadequate to accommodate the assemblage,
when the meeting adjourned to the green. Fully
5000 persons were In attendance from vari-
GUS parts Of the county. There were fully
800 ladies' present to welcome MT, Rogers u, 70
promptu affair no efforts having been made to pro-
cure large attendance. Mr.. Rogers on being intro
plause the ladies present partaking Of the enthu-
slasm OF the men. This was by far the most enthu-
siastic meeting held In this part OF New Jersey during
the campaign.
The Pennsylvania Republicans Aroused.
CARLISLE, Oct 0, 1868.
One OF the largest republican meetings ever held
IN this place Is in progress here to-day. General
Hawey, Of Connecticut and Governor Geary spoke
this afternoon. Milton 8. Lytle OF Huntingdon,
and r. Stockett Mathews, Of Maryland, will speak
this evening.
Great Republican Meeting in Greensbura.
GREENsBURG, Oct 10, 1858.
The largest political meeting ever held in West
moreland county came OF to-day. Addresses were
made by General Farnsworth, Major Hancock and
Hon. John Covode. The political excitement between
Covode and Foster for Congress Is very high. The
contest will be close, with the chances IN favor OF
COvOde.
Large Republican and Democratic Meetings
In Allentown.
ALLENTOWN, Pa, Oct. 10, 1863
Last night the republicans Of Lehigh county he'd
q grand torchight procession comprising LOO
lamps. General Banks OF Massachusetts, addressed
Them
Tonight the democrats came out in full force and
are now holding procession which consumes
twenty-five minutes i'm passing given point. The
streets and squares are crowded to the uttermost.
NO CrOWd ike lnlS mas Dcen seen utTe years. All
is going ON quietly.
General Sickles In New Jersey.
NEWARK Oct. 10, 1868.
General Sickes addressed an immense audience
at the republican wigwam this evening, and
subsequently serenaded at Governor Wards resi-
dence where he again spoke.
Georgia Colorcd Stafe Convention.
MACON, Oct 10, 1863.
The colored radical State Convention adjourned
Today after three days session. Z. Bryant, white
| member OF the Legislature from Richmond county,
| addressed the coored people on their duty al the
/ approaching elections.
Legislative Nomination In Massachusetts.
WORCESTER, Oct. 10, 1858.
In the Seventh District Republican Councillor Con-
| venton, held at Fitchburg to-day, Charles Adams,
Jr., OF North Brookned, was renOminated for Coun-
| clor.
/ Nomination for the New York Legislature.
SCHENECTADY, Oct. 10, 1868.
| At the Republican County Convention held in this
city to-day, Henry NJ. Crane of this city, unani
mously nomna ted by reclamation for member OF
the Assembly.
Democratic Congressional Nomination.
ALBANY, Oct. 10, 1868.
The democrats in their Convention held az Corn
ing to-day nominated Colonel G. G. Gardiner for
Congress from the Twenty -seventh district.
Democratic Congressional Convention.
WHITE PLAINS Oct. 10, 1863
The Democratic Convention held at this place to-
day elected delegates favorable 10 the nomination OF
Warren Leland for Congress