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New-York tribune., 1868-09-12
L4BOR MOTEMESTS.

Agreeable to call. special meeting of the
Workngmen's Union was held. last evening, at Early
Closing Hail. 10 arrange FOR the National Labor Conven
tion 20 meet in this city Monday, she 22d inst \
COMMITTEES OF SIX was appointed 10 decorate Germanl4
Hall, wherein the Convention is 20 be held; ana com
tee also appointed TO receive the delegations RON
the various unions.
The Brooklyn printers are again moving TOT
an advance Of wages. They desire the same pay no"
being received by the New York printers.
The members of the Marble Bed Rubbers
Association will demand on Monday next an increase OI
their present rates Of According To resolution
passed NJ their last meeting, member OF the As'ocia
ton TO work Tor less than $ 2 day aud those having
- p FOR no less than s. 50.
mass meeting of German labOring men Is to
be held at Cooper Institute Saturday evening next
for the purpose Of expressing dsapprova at the course
taken by the German newspapers OF this city IN relation
to the eighthour system.
a mass meeting of the Brooklyn Brickayers
was held last evening, ~ No q Courst The meeting
which arranged under the auspices Of the Brooklyn
BrCklayers Union No. I, largely attended. Among
the speakers from New-N0rk Nr Stunpf President
o. Union No who stated that he had just canyassed
this city, n conjunction with number Of other Society
men, and had found $50 eigthour and $40 tenhOur
men at work He further stated that the eghthOur men
were bound to win in the present contest The meeting
was very enthusiastic Ono and the speakers were ire
quenty applaudcd. The members OF the Union are en-
deavoring 10 raise money IN aid Of the hewl Ork
BricklaYers: 5000 has already boon subscribed.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-12
VERMONT AGRICULTURAL FAIR

BURLINGTON, Sept. l0.-The State Fair If
emnenty successful The number ~ entries = double
that OF any previous year most OF tho departments
The number Of horses entered IL unparalleled over 900
are gentemens driving horses The number " troitng
and running horses is also large. The cattle, sheep
swine and poultry departments are very well repre-
sented The floral and mechanical halls are iiled to
OVERLOOKING This afternoon addresses were delivered by
Senator George = Edmunds and the Hou. John A Gfls
void the Republican candidate FOR Governor OF New
York The remainder of the afternoon was devoted to
trotng races The best time ass was made by the mare
Fanny entered by the Hon. II. g. Root of Bennington
The number OF competing horses for most OF the trotng
premiums was large All trains and boats have come IN
loaded with passengers, and the highways have been
tirongod with pedestrians and vehicles from adjacent
towns The number Of visitors the grounds today Is
estimated from 1900 70 1900 On Saturday trottng
races are TO contested the state Fair grounds open
to all horses; mile heats. best three in tive.
BURLINGTON, Sept II.TOday was the fourth ana last
day OF tie Fair. The attendance uO as large a.
Yesterday; still many thousands were on the grounds
The atmosphere was quite sulty the mercury indicating
$50 in the shade The first exhibition was fine display
OF stations and mares The second was grand caya
cade Of choice stock cattle Al noon. Henry Clark OF
Rutland Secretary Of the Society. announced the pre-
miuns
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SlOIitital auticcs.

Union.
GRAND RALLY OP THB
UNION REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN CLUB
1864. lSos'
GRiswOLD AND CORNELL CAMPAIGN CLUB.
Hor HENRY j. RAYMOND,
Hon HORACE GREELEY,
Gen CHARLES II. VAN WYCH.
Hon RUFUS =. ANDREWS
Hon RICHARD BUSTED.
m pst for Freedom Cooper Institute MONDAY EVENING
Sept H. The election returns from Maine ~ be received
through telegrAphie instrument upon the stage
A Band OF Music Union Gee Club viii be present
Front reserved for sdeN
CHARLES $ SPENCER,
Chairman Presidential Campaign Club.
THOMAS MURPHY
Chairman Gusgod and Cornell Club
ISAAC j. OLIVER
Chairman Executive Committee.
WV DRuNNOyp
COOPER. Sscr.tsries
JoHS J. O'BuKs. '
II KEECH,
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TIE LOSS OF TIE HIPpocAMPus.

Chicago, Sept. 11.-Dispatches from ST.
Josephs Michigan this evening report tho arrival there
OF Capt Brown OF the Hippocampus and IL SURVIVORS
from the wreck They report that squal struck the ve-
sci at about oclock Tuesday morning She went down
almost instantly. The survivors IN the water 55
hours and picked up by sailing vessel and carried
saugatuck. few miles from ST. Joseph. The following
"a list OF the lost far as known Passengers-John
schrim A. Z. Whitney OF Chicago; NJ. X Hathaway
william Vaughan, Alvin Palmer. Joseph Marble, ALVIN
Burrnge, j. X. Burridge; CTew--RObert Rlchardson
Mate: Eugene Eust!s and William Brown, Engineers
David Taylor Fireman and deck hands
New-York tribune., 1868-09-12
NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE. SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 49, 1868

banners and bouquets he latter being furnished by the
young ladies OF Bergen CITY,. was filled 20 overfowng
great number OF the fgentcr sex being in attendance
Before the commencement Ot the speaking the audience
was entertained with stirring campaign by
the Union Giee Club. The Grant ana COfaX Clubs
OF Greenynle and BayOnue marched 10 the meet
iug and lighted the way win torches and
fireworks. These clubs received win the live
liest enthusiasm Mr. Garrett Nreeland presided, and
made short address He then introduced senator Ere
linghuysen. who loudly appauded In the course OF
ms remarks he referred 70 the disloyal ana cowardy
conduct OF HOratO Seymour and contrased with the
patriotic and able services OF Gen. Grant. Dr r. y.
Gilbert OF Plainfeld y. j. was also introduced and
made few rfmarks Several Democrats were present
the meeting and joined la appIaudnS senator FIeiing
huyseuS address.
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THE ASSASSINATION OF DARCY MCGEE.

OTTAWA. Sept. 11.-Whaen's trial was con-
tinued today number OF witnesses examined for
the defense but nothing Of material Importance was
elected At the request of the prisoners counsel the
Court adjourned the case at o'clock until 10
a. NJ tomorrow. awaiting the arrival OF i'm
pOrtant witnesses from Cincinnati Previous TO
the adjournment OF the Court the jury visited the scene
Of the murder with view Of obtaining information CON
cerning certain contradictory points in the testimony
Sir John A Macdonald and wife occupied seats on the
bench the Judge to-day. number Of priests aud
ministers were among the listeners.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-12
~ ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE FROM THE TONES

William Wall who was confined in Cell No.
90 On the second tier OF the Tombs Prison few weeks
AGO there 10 await trial for burglary obtained ticket
of eeress from the prison from visitor and with this
nassed the keepers and was soon nj liberty. Within
week after his escape he was rearrested IN BrOOkyn IN
~. cf of attempting burglary, aud was recOmmtted
-, MS old quarters the TOmbs. his cell being shared by
George Webster, who also had been cOulnitted on a
eraree of burglary few days n woman. pretend
~ he Websers wife, called at the TomDs ana had an
ing W sitb Webster In presence OF the keepers SHE
i, ,d tbe prisouer a loaf OF brown bread and some
nher articles OF food Mr. Finley the bookkeeper OF the
s subseauently learned that the LOAF OF bread con
d a large dle two skeleton keys, and pint bottle Of
hIsEy Tie cell was searched aud the nle keys, and
hnfte were found.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-12
UNITED ORDER OF AMERICAN MECHANICS A
FINE DISPLAY.

LANCASTER, Sept 1.-THE parade of the
I-ped order of American Mechanics IN this city to-day
was the largest and grandest civic demonstration ever
witnessed here About fifty councils from this state were
represented several from Delaware and New Jersey
Inward OF five thousand In line Twenty large
wagons were also IN line. on when carpenters
hrckaycrs, saddlers. cOOpers, carriage makeIs'
hauar r3akers house carpcnters, printers,
blacksmiths and tnsniths, piled their profession ON
oue wagon IS young women dressed Ia Nllf, 10
represeut the original - States IN the center ~ these
was young woman personatng the Goddess oil Liberty
The wagon was drawn by IS gray horses. IhlS was io
lowed by Gen. Washington on horseback, accompanied
by a footman. Miniature steam rre engines, electric
telegraph sewing machines grandrllls, ana Bitlni
were also represented. Col. Mills was CheI Marshal
Arches were thrown across the outer end OF Tour OF the
prncpal streets and eyergeens were suspended across
each OF four streets meeting IN center square O inc
latter were hung in large letters the intal letter
city was full OF strangers Thirtyeight bands OF music
were In the procession Owing 10 want Of understanding
a. tho arrangcments for procuring Fulton Hall, the
lion which was to have been delivered at the close OF the
parade, not pronounced
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sesbeH Iic iul ab bai little demand Shoulders l3c
Clear Rb S4es l5lc Clear Ses o @lbse al nominal Sagsr
TorTno sent iFlonr declining Wheat less active; sales of
White Michigan ~ No White Wshash ~ 5ji No Do
- TO- Cora declined l sales Of No At m Os steaay lud
active No 5jc declined le sales Of No 81 ~ Receipt
900 bbs Flour l40O9 bush Wbes 1000 bush Vofn hapnea's
0 6b Flour % zoe bush Wheat 1900 bush Corn 'o Oa'n
OATS 300 bush Rye -
hIwAUKEE sept II-Four dab uuchanged Wheat declining
10 Spring. IN store ~ 66i No - 5i Oas hme az ' t
o ton quiet and uncbsugei keceipts-1Vo blS F"u %
5os. Flour. l0Ooo basA- Wheat LoO1 bush Con. 49,,
; c. sept IiCOon declined salss, % bales M
ding -tci receipts, 81 bales
ArsrsTA Ca sept Cotisn market du and weak sales p bales
A91nass, , = t4t'iG Vsd Ssi 5seeip's, ~ bales
sales Of 100 bbs at - ga elo Tor No Spung li tor Amber
Winter = Y for White t3 peule Etra Wheat du es o
- aud 40 bush MsaHkee Club at 85 Corn et @ o
go bush No ~ ear o a. q l8 Oats nominal Csc bae
changed Of 400 bush Prime Canada 7a H. and 900
bush private Corn Meal per ca Mil Feed
unchaugd shorts ga Shpuls s23 Mdings go un
Lumber - 15d the Hudson River Lake
Wheat l940 bush Corn l5o bush Barley fo feet lumler.
200 bush Wheat lbD0 eusa Corn 100 bush
ley p 0o0 bush FaNseei $4,000 feet Lumber.
NEWOKLEASs Sept llCOtOnthe d-mand moderate ND.
diag c. sales to-day. sli bales receipts S% bales exports
Of the week. 500 bales receipts 55V bales net 1886
exports 2 coastsse foreign stock SI9 bales Sterling
kIchsnss l56a57; Hewiork sight brehange p9 Gold l4
demand but prices unchanged Moa nominai
Cuba hand Flour huueri supene ~ 90 hgne ga,es
quiet and frn at ga ~ IS Oats steady a. 6
so Ohio s2A 81 Bacon steady Shoulders lfte
Clear Sides lee Lard 6rm Tierce 20ic Reg 22.e A.,
MOKGE Ata. SEPT 1t oit0n market weak sales
ding 2la22c bales ~ bales sales
bales receipts 2l7O bales eIposfr ign, none
G6 bales Stock 4O bales Accounts from the crops eoa
GLvKsrov TEXAS Sept CoOuRecepts the week 800 bales.
erpots Jg7 bales sales 27j bales stock @ bales good ordinary 10
bales Receipts Of tue week 27!7 baes exports O5 bs' soeE
l,Z7l bales
leht' saes AZ ie NsYork Cks 5e Resins active. Strained
81 WGsl 75' No !. sJ0PJ % Tar s2 b.
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THE vERMoNT STATE FAIR RACES.

BURLINGTON, Sept. 1.-THE afternoon was
wholly devoted To trottng races. The first was
open to all stations best IN 500 to first horse. $50 10
second. Estes & Co. entered Gray Norman; Leland q
Hope. Gen. Put 4. J. Merrill NhalebOnc. and Charles
sherman, Gen. PTet Time, 2:i0, 2i5, 2il, 2;H The
second 10 all hOrses best ~ s. t25 to first
horse $50 q second l.. l. Church entered Snowflake !;
Henry O. Root, Fanny. Snowflake Won In three straight
heats Time 242. 2:40 2.5j Three distinct gangs of
Yckpockets identified by the Police, aud wcro
wAiilcd % quit the city after their arrival.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-12
THE TURE
THE SPRINGFIELD RACES.

SrRINGFIELD. Sept. 1.-THE Springfield Club
had another unfavorabe day for their Fall meeting.
The track heavy and the attendance not large. To-
days sport began with rot for all horses that had pre-
vOusY been beaten. In the minutes and $50 classes,
best three five, harness 800 10 first horse So TO
second, four heats trOted and Black Harry was
the winner, Planchete second Time, 2I5 24lt 2l54
2lsf The running race for all ages twOmle heats for
n premium OF 500, a walk over by u. McDaniels
Lizzie Rogers The third a rOt for horses beaten IN
the and classes best two In three in harness.
S09 10 first horse So second. IL won by Dir.
Mays John. from Montgomery. Ala, Britain second.
Time, . 3ql: 2:lO The expected trOt he
tween Lucy. Rhode Island, and FeanauRlt fell
through. Tho only remaining OF tho meeting was
double teams mile heats best three in ye IN harness.
$500 to first team 500 TO second This was the great
race Of the day and very sharply contested At the
conclusion of tie sixth heat ~ too dark 10 proceed
and the seventh and probably the decisive heat was
postponed until tomorrow morning The following Is
summary of the race far tTOtted
Belle Strickland anl Nate ....,t,.......
Iull Rubber Ben ate.................. I
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pr-srxrss PROSPECTS IN HONDURAS.

The latest dates from Honduras are TO the
o,,i. , Hnsness at Belize IL very dull American gold
in"ted nj Sa4 per cent premium, ana provisions are
- with Uttle demand. Next years sugar crop prom
% eSn - ~ verv large the canes dong well eVerywho
NJ ,I American settlers who entered upon agricultural
last year are very we'll pleased with thelr pros
~ ,' and hone TO do well; but Immigration IiOm the
g,brN % stafes appears 10 have stopped altogether
New-York tribune., 1868-09-12
srcrss1nN IN NnvA.scnrlA-

HALIFAX. Sept. ll.-Ihe Recorder (anti- Union)
Of this evening contains the following There are rn
mors the streets to-day OF communication having
been sent from General the United States 20 an official
in this Province Offering 1900 20 o0OO troops 10 Nova
Scotia necessary 10 insure secession from the Dominion
The communication sent 20 headquarters and the
coutents were at once transmitted to Cnaha ~' s4''
,,i,atn - rh. .,,grt - entirely di-credited here.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-12
.u,r,.,1rr 1rpnN rnE MAssAcnusErrs PRIsoN

BOsTON Sept. 1l.-An unsuccessful attempt
q. reissse tIree couvicts from the State Prison at
S,arestown was made last night by Andrew j. FREEMAN
whose term OF imprisonment for burglary Tecehty e1
tpcd THE conylcts O'IreH kennsOn, ana Han were IN
senarate part OF the prison. having puOseB coniled
some hreacn of plne involving punishment Dy con
s a,, ty lis separate from the main prison Free
nan sraled the wall with rope ladder ana was wen
,r1ided with tools 10 open the cell doors me susPl
aons of the iaiOrs having been aroused freeman was
cant1,Ted after he had shot watchman III the hand
New-York tribune., 1868-09-12
YELLOW FEYER IN TIE CITY.

The Police removed from No. 90 Greenwich
q, to Bellevue Hospital, last evening, sailor named
John Hartwck who stated that he had been pat ashore
from the schooner Smith lying in the stream and lately
from Charleston c. Hartwck was pronounced by the
bospita surgeons TO be suffering from yellow fever.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-12
GEORGIA.

CoLoRuD REPUBLICANS TORCHLIGHT PROCE5-
SION.
AUGUSTA, Sept. 1.-THE Republican Nomi-
mating Convention held meeting last night. The
white speakers warned the negroes that il Seymour and
Blair elected they would all be put back into sla
very again After the meeting the negroes had grand
torchlight procession
New-York tribune., 1868-09-12
MARRIED.

PSNBY-GAY-n Meriien Conn Weinesiv Sent Albert G.
Fnncy Norwslk Conn. Martha L. Gay Of Meicu. Com
GODPREY-SUYDAM-O Tuelay evening Sept he residence
brides parents by the Rev. D. Taylor Of Truron y VII
liam H. Godfrey Of GreenpOu L. TO Miss Mary d. Su dam VI Fen
Yau, Yates Co N. Y
HA-DUSENBURY- Thursav Sept TO- the residence of the
parants Rev. J. D. Wells William Hal OF Vermont
MARY D. Dusenbuy daughter Of Richard Duenbury M D.
Of fBroUklyH n. \
WARD-DAyS-Atthe Reformed Church Gniersud Y hg the
Rev WIN DAVIS on ednesiay. Sept the Rev Henry Ward o.
evlekeussck y Carrie, diugh O the Officiating clergy
iuau
New-York tribune., 1868-09-12

Cniou RepubiIcan Presidential Campaign Club of the
,SEr Civ of Newly orh. 1865.
~ ~ YORK
pursuance resolution o. The Executive Committee o hs
day Tor the registration Of and the day OF the election to Tie
protection Of the Rsy and the Ballot box from Aud requested 10
undersigned Immediately bis snd address
proposed aud with the voters OF
detailed who shall do their without eompen
, Twenty fraudulent, be kept from The Registry
hv saaetys acton. CHARLES 5. SPENCER, President,
v No % FTauklnSt
WIt.s WIN "os psSNNoSO' Secretaries, No y chamber''t
ISAAC j. OLIVER, Chairman Executive Committee.
No. y Brekmaust
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.,v Sent Ii-Tobscco-Sales. ~ hhds Lngs 70 Medium
- .ses sii Four-SuPerhns 90 No. +io " VIA " sSs
I' gndg5c Oats 41d32c rye y 81" Mesa PORK
- 'oi 1a-sbouldrrs l5.ei Clear Ribbed Shes lbc Clear
80 nsskel Lard Boise for uerees hghHines free,
e Tobaec0 Leaf Tennessee, sold at lu
@c,scNS.rf sept llFour dull fsai SgGtS ~ Wheat del
y 81 All Cotton unsettled and noanA nncnahsed WHISKY
20 So Ia bond Nee. Pork quiet At 1875 - I,rd hei {"
dnh a. ia. s.ss s H1is h--.- dali Ah-nlh-f. t4A
New-York tribune., 1868-09-12
MAINE


GKAND NEPIBIICAN HAII1 n hN'V'
SACO, Sept. 1.-THE Republicans OF York
County held mass meeting here today and speeches
made in the City Hall and from two outdoor stands
by Congressman Mckee, OF Kentucky, John Quincy Car
penter, Of South Carolina, the Hon. John Lynch. and
others fine procession appeared in the streets IN the
evening
New-York tribune., 1868-09-12
OHIO.

GIiEAI KEPIHLICAN DEMONSTRATIONS IN CLLNE-
LAND.
CLEVELAND, Sept. 11.-GOy Tod, the Hon.
Columbus Delano and others addressed an immense and
splendidy enthusiastic Republican meeting here yester-
day At night there was a tOrohght procession Of the
Grant BOYS in Blue George II. Pendeton addressed a
DemOcratlc meeting here to-day.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-12
THE GREAT TIDAL WAVE

S,v FRANCISCO, Sept. 10.-lt Is believed that
,at tidal wave which occurred August "a al car!
along the southern coast OF CalllOihd, ie
,tI .,n the earthquake In CallaO. Disturbance oi
t , was noticed IN this barbor on the same date'
New-York tribune., 1868-09-12
Nrw.YoRK GRAPE-GROwERs' FAIR.

The NcW-YOTk State Grape-GToWcIs AssO-
citation will hold its annual Fair at Canandagua, on the
7h and sth Of October Grapes brandeH, wines and all
nlements connected with the production are 20 be ex
hibited at this fair. Articles may be cohslSheu 10 NJ
Dwight Munger, Canandhgua.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-12

al ihe
v New York CITY where al business counu clous should ' al
H aud members OF the
William Claim Charuasn Boston Mars iIH T. ,,.a,-
Cs1.r Boston T. vs. Park North Bennington vi lI1a v
Krmle SO 225 Geeu.st phiie phl; Horace Oiet.' 'N
H II Stsrkweaher NorfIch Conn; T. r. t0Weu br"5l
Na.h Giliings Kalanst0o ch Western treeunc ,
liralruare-s CbicaeoJ X Jones' Chicago. JILL Cyrus VI Au
Vnr.res I1t Il R Trr Omaha Soutrrr Etecn'r on"'s
Il-silusiters Atlanta Ga-M H. souheOih NtOi s's -.
John l Calftel Lagrange Ga; b. J. Aife. I't, 90
Ps1s- Frrer're Committee Headquarters San 80 ~
s,au sso Frsu,e Gal Charles De Lous, virginia Ciy Ncf
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ercprTARY SEWARD IN ALBANY

ALBANY, Sept. 1.-The Hon S,dHaaa IliIa@ II: n.
SI ~ ~ afternoon, OF Mr.. william A. wharton
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NOMINATIONS.

CONGRESS NOMINATIONS
Edward c. Bailey, editor of The Boston
Herald. nominated by the Democrats OF the Third
Massachusetts District.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-12
THE COTTON CROP.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept 1.-The heaVy 3ons rams III
last r,gi, and this morning have undoubtedly uo"" 90
rIous damage " tho cotton efop'
New-York tribune., 1868-09-12

For the Toilet, Nursery, md Bnth, PHuoN's PA
SOAR" Viii not chap the Sah By all Druggists p eeuts
New-York tribune., 1868-09-12

The National Dent.
SHALL 1T BE PAGDt
NOW READY. NUMBER SIX OF
TIE TRIBUNE CAMPAIGN SHEETS,
THE NATIONAL FINANCES,
The National Expenditures,
wBLLSS REPORT on TIE NATIONAL DEBT
Fll; slso IN Condensed Form,
THE FINANCE QUESTION,
Valiandgham the Finances
HOW SHALL THE NATIONAL DEBT BIZ PAlDl
The Democratic Platform.
AIRLINE ROUTE TO FINANCIAL RIIN,
Simon O a Bond Pay,ag
THADDEJS SrEyENSS VIEWS,
Are L. S. Bonds PAYABLE Boo Coin OF Lawful M,,e,1'y
A SPEECH BY MIR. GARFIELD or OHIO
Republican Er,nnnv w.. Democratic kItrlyagance
CARI' sCuIfRZ no TIIE GERMANS OF KENTUCKY
senator sherman aud 90 lhe NOrd
FUNDING THE NATIONAL pEbl'
The National Obligations,
TIIB ACTS OF CONGRESS-
f,r Issue Of e. 5 Notes anl Ianfnrty loau,
CONVERSATION ABOUT BONDS AND 6kkENBAChS
An Ir,hnans View Of tue Boud Question
Price Two Cents single copV
on .opies hostage paid. SOC 100, postage paid ~.
~ EXPRESS 800 copies $50 1000 copies SD.
CAST with the order
address TIE TRIBUNE Nev.Yors CITY
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Frrck,cs, Tan, Pmpcs &C., removed from The PACE By
PHALoSs PAPHAS LOToN" Sold by sl Druggists and by FhALON
SON. No 5l7 Broadway. n. l.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-12
NEWARK PRIMARIES.

dressed the meeting and was followed by the Hon A. W.
Tenney Of New.York. The widest enthusiasm was man.
ifested
NEWARK PRIMARIES.
The ward primaries for the election of dele
gates 10 the Fifth District Republican Convention
held last evening In several resolutions presenting the
name OF the Hon George A. Hasey were passed. The
Convention Will meet OH Tuesday next ID the "S"a a'
Newark.
GRANT AND COLFAx CLUE AT FRANKLIN.
A Grant and Colfax club was formed at this
place last evening, and Legion will soon be organized
Union MASS MEETING AND TORCHIIGHT PARADE
IN HUNTERDON COUNTY.
An immense Grant and COlfax mass meeting
was held at FrenchtowD Hunterdon County on the 9th
and was addressed by Gen. Moss OF Missouri, and the
Hon John Y Foster OF New-Jersey. An excurson.tran
OF 10 cars carrying 800 persons arrived mere from
Lambertyie The tOrcbght procession of the uniformed
pr Pleasant and FrenchtOwn, numbering over 200
torches under the command OF Col A. W. angel Was te
finest display ever given this section OF the country
over 600 psople we're present from the surrounding
country. The benighed region OF Hqneruon - SPuiS Is
fast becoming Republcauled, and VIII speak OUT DrNey
for the whole tcketGrant and COlfax Blar ana CIIA
PAssAIC COUNTY.
The denomination of the Hon. John Hill by
the Republican Convention Of the IVth Congressional
District without opposition, accepted with pleasure ~
the Republicans of Passaic County Mr. II nm h i . na1 m
the finances has secured him many fflehds hIhoIs m
classes The political campaign - cairle1 snt %. % T6e
Rep,blicans are working the ground thoroughly A. w
enny speaks there next week The Boonton deegalon
went 10 the Republican Convention at MOrrlstoW wiz m
br,.s hand and an Immense concOurse OF people Ihe
Fe1ubicans OF Newark propose that when the veteran
Tanners" OF Paterson are fuly tqmpped q - ~ pter
out OF Wdeawakes OF the INth Dlstrct TAKE P,Co P
son and promise turn out 6.OOO men. Ihe boohtOh
Rvs ma Rine insist on extending picket line process
slon' OF wide awakes from Paterson 70 BoonIon;;,
Central Grant ana COlfaX Club and the Boys Ia 4'io W
Paterson met last evening for drill 1he Ou C"snl l
being full rolls were opened for new ones 'ap.. Ii
Allen has been chosen cOmmandant OF the NeteIa an
ners of Paterson They have large compauy ana MI Ti
meet this evening 10 perfect their OTSa.1La,tio , i
French and German Republican Cnb oil Ia,ei I sO d
adding 10 lts membership ana AOpes ~ JVi" Wv 49,
turnout next week.
HOUSING REPUBLICAN RALLY IN BEhDEN I'll +,
The Republicans of Bergen City held grahu
meeting at Library Hall last evening" unuei eno
auspices Of the Grant aud Cof,x Campaign & SiIo e o
large hall, which tastefulIY decorate" Wa" ""~
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PhalOns Flor de Mayo" the perfume for the lanikcr
chief Sold by all Druggists and BY PHALON SON, n T.
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RcnnhIlcnn .lale Commillce.

The R,pabrelu S Committee have '' a. ,'0' w.
yot t,r. rr,,- I'll, oEe,n Hamilton Harris, Chairman
I.ms. rr~s,f seerrr H. R Low Chairman Of Executive