New-York tribune., 1868-08-14

these ourages Oh. men Of the North, would to God
that you could stand here and see these women,
children in their SPECIFICATIONS growing swectsr
and sweeter Tell could you seeing this bring them
but respond . such an appeal i your behalf my
friends And II they could not resist IT, OH my country
men bow you resist call upon you. then, not to
overthrow your Government but to preserve your Con
siuton ana the Institutions Of your country ana ~ am
bons widest hour forget these women aud chill
dren.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN BOSTON.
BoSToN, Aug. 13-The Democracy OF Boston
met this evening IN Faneu Hall TO ratfy the nomination
Of seymour and Blair This by far the largest politi
I'm the state Tue Hall filed to repetlon. and about
5000 persons outside could not obtain admission For
Democrats made speeches While bands Of music
played III the intervals The number OF people IN the hall
ocrats AID Conservatives OF Boston, Col. charles e.
Green presided. ard made brief speech oOngratuatlng
the audience on the bright promises OF the uture The
chief speech OF te evening was made by te Hon JOSIAH
G. Abbott he defended the Tammany Hall Convention
loudly against it because Wade Hampton, Forrest and
OF her scces-onss were prominent among its delegates
whom styled the worst seeessiOnist of them ALL was
heartily welcomed 10 the Chicago Convention He re-
provided they supported their party. T.. {. Bailey esq
also addressed the meeting urging with vgor the neces-
His remarks confined 20 the financial question: and
were vocfeTously cheered Remarks were also made by
Wightman, T. j. Gargan, p. A. Collins, and others
OPENING THE CAMPAIGN IN MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, Aug. l3.-The Republicans dedi-
Gated their new wgwaln here tonight Inc Duildlng
filled 90 ts utmost capacity. ana multltuaes were
assembled IN the street. Speeches wero made by the
lion. Jacob NJ. Howard, the Hon; =. o. Bcamal. the
Hon. III. y. Baldwin. and Others. Tho nominations for
Congress by parties tins state arc all made, ahd
the campaign IS fairly opened
TENNESSEE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
NASHVILLE, Aug 13.--The Republican State
Convention, to-day. nominated d. ". G. Gunter and
II IT, Harrison for Presidential electors. and John B.
Rogers candidate for Congress FOR tho state at Large long
term. and I. A. Hamilton for the short term.
TIE WAR DEMOCRATS.
We understand that number of prominent
war Democrats ia this State oro arranging for
thoroughly organized movement among themselves to
sustain Grant and John A. GriswOd. The keynOtes
Of Rebellion sounded 10y Wade Hampton, Howell Cobb,
Toonbs Vance, and al the leaders Of the south, have
Il seymour aud Blair come into power Ihero are tens OF
thousands OF war Democrats who would have voted fora
now stand agnast before seymour aud his platform.
backed by tho rc-eating Rebels Of the South They
sder that their capital their business and a that they
value most I'm imminent danger n such men are to
power aud such doctrines announced Ia
tens OF thousands LOYAL Democrats noby forward
o. sustain the with their lives and money. and they
now say that they will not go back upon their record and
stuy Themselves by supporting seymour, win pros
pcct o having his friend, Wade Hampton for Secretary
your country, for is IN danger Tie great crisis Of 81
which called you out and made You forget old party ties,
work De dOno thoroughly I'm Newlork and Pennsylvania
MR. ]. 3. MILL AND THE BALLOT
no rHB hDlrOR OF rllB LONDON TBESl
SfR As il would appear from the report of Mr.
Fri ght. eloquent speech dt birmingham tha there exists
some concerning my present opinOn on
fY II ebo5id Ls obliged hT ynnr permitting me to
state that my opinion decidedly unayorable to the
ballot It was that shoud see ITS adoption win
relct IN ANY part OF the United Kingdom; that spoke
against II n meeting OF my constituents on the same
evening en which Mr. Bright was speaking at Blrming.
the 4 sion on 10 this session an, sc, j. ;. MILL
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