New-York tribune., 1868-08-15

Yesterday evening to receive DR. Frederick Schultz He
brought them the most cheerful news from Newf fofk
he German Republicans will stand by the banner OF our
great cause. After very animated exchange OF views
that IA German, Grant, COlfax and Grswold Campaign
Club should be forthwith organized and inaugnrated IN
addressed by Dr. Fr Schultz WHO thea will ON his see
Ond tour for speaking at Troy Albany Schenectady ana
other places
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION IN RALEIGH, N. c.
RALEIGH, Aug. 14.-The Democratic COnven-
tOn adjourned at o'clock this afternoon The torch
light procession Last light as large and bant about
5000 persons in the precision. The number OF
delegates nctuaily participating exceeded loo Inc me
National Democratic Convention. r. j. Jarvis esq. of
the Ist District and Major John Hughes ot HewDern OF
the lid District selected Presidential Electors in
their respe, tive districts The other electors be
selected By their districts In future.
SPEECH BY THE HON. LYMAN TREMAIN.
The Hon. Lyman 1Temaln having Deen ser
enaded at Ricled Springs, last saturday evening. made
brief speech lie alluded TO those Results oI the past
year upon which he felt that without eActg potlcai
asperte no could congratulate every American citizen
Every must rejoice that peace hau returned
with its countless blessings, that thefe weIe 10 De no
more drafts more volunteering. no mere Inarehlhg
and oounteT-marchDg no more Datles ana shiImlshes
no more terrible lists OF Killed, wounded ana msshg, 10
starvation In ReDe PRISONS Inns Peaco Mss
ably secured by unhoiy compromlses no DaIterlhg
between treason and loyalty truth and error virtue ami
vice. The Rebellion had been CusneI ~ uo @ r.t3 VI
our armies and the undauntcd resolution OF our peO-
hca payfies upon the fact that the peace accom-
panied by the complete triumph OF the natloha cause
destruction Of the OdiOus doctrine OF secession THIS
peace he believed. permanent Ho was not lsensl
No 10 The of untamed and unrcpcntan Rebels
hut ne believed there would be further attempts to
oyerthrow the Government by force while memory IRA
don history perpetated the late OF Lho5e VINO were
recently engaged in the great Rebellion. lie also con.
ruated ms hearers upon the removal OF the STAN OF
african Slavery from the country. Cheers Ihls point
was fully discussed and his remarks were frequently
applauded. He also congratulated his hearers upon
tie fact that ~ the ten insurPent States were
already restored, and that the Othor tnTee soon
would be- unless thCy pcrierred TO remain outside OF Jh
Union. He discussed the question OF our goVermehtal
expenses and showed that they would be reduced the
ensuing year SgOOOOOOO He secuted the idea that we
were on the Of bankruptcy, as hatloi, ne con
gratuated them upon the adoption OF Inc l4th aehu
meut of the Constitution which had become part OF t
fundamental law by the assent OF Is States eAcsVe OF
Ohio and New-J ersey Having spoken thus far only Ol
past events instead OF pending issues he presented
hopeful and glowing picture OF the future OF our cOuh
and he hoped his Democratic friends around mm would
now uardOn hun saying word as TO the iutufe 10
his friends OF the Grant aud COfX Club. lie hoped ana
ne believed that If should meet here again ID the
Summer OF 69 could congratulate one another upon
the Gen. Grant and Speaker ColfaX had bee
augurated President and Vice President or the Unteu
States. and that the great work OF restoring the Union
just aud permanent basis, was being iady eouSun