New-York tribune., 1868-10-08

attention. The whole display was grand and has never
ana & n 'he city, even in the days ot Ippecanoe
SPEECH OF TIE Hov. JANIS c. BLAINE OF MAINE.
IN consequence OF the unusually large procession
lfadng Br0ad-st, the WigWam was only partially filled.
tlo meeting was opened by Mr. Nu' IL lihols Nno
briefly explained the object and asserted that in the
coming contest the Republican party Woud carry Newark
by majority of not co or TO- bat several thousands.
Mr. Theodore r. Howell was appointed chairman
but only made q few observations, during which he in
tr0duced Mr. Blaine Of Maine. Mr. Blame then stepped
forward ana was received with three rOusing cheers.
The speaker referred 20 the question or taxation and
said that q large portion OF the taxes complained
Of levied imported luXuries when the persons
chiefly aggieyed those who INDUCED In expense,
and not Tie poor But that tax on imported goods
favored the productions OF the American mechanic and
artZan. The taxes OF the country worked no oppression
on the poor man. for they cot from whisky and
tobacco and from those who had incomes Of over $1,000
pay anything toward the support Of the Government OF
the country, who had yearly income which would be
considered a handsome thing in the state OF Maine
entered into details Of the taxation levied by
the Federal Government the trade and industry OF the
country and asked what one item in any way retarded
labor or crippled industry prevented the development
the vast wealth and the enterprises which are now SO
blessing and eurchng the country lie next ridiculed
the proposition in the Tammany platform that all articles
have 10 pay an equal tax TO tie gallon of whisky and
How dnercnt was their conduct from hat OF the lepu
cans who levied taxes luxues. while the poor mans
interests were protected He next alluded to the conduct
OF the COpperhead leaders in regard to the financial
question and greenbacks When gold enough could not
be found TO pay the expenses OF the war, geenbacks
were issued and they saved the life Of the nation but
the conduct OF the immaculate PendetOn IN reference to
that wicked the extreme. for he declared
in Congress You cannot make this paper legal tender
Ou send II out Win brand OF cam stamped VIII a IRE re-
deemahity. vagabOnd on the face OF the earth" lie
next spoke Of the alleged want Of eloquenee by Grant
VINO could not compare with Seym0ul so lor
his celebrated speech at the NewYOrk riots True eO-
quenee dld not consist IN gabby speeches Dut IN e tec
produced Oy observations made ana Wheh tne result VI
Grants few observations was known, then cOuld DC
next alluied 10 the, fIeednehs bureau' NISn ne
satisfactorily disposed Of after which he concluded Dy
saying that there could be 10 doubt of the elec.
ton Of the Republican candidates, no mater hsst
what may be the adverse decision OF any single hthc
BY unanimous request John l. Blair, the candidate ior
State Governor stepped forward and loudly cheered
He thanked them for the warmth Of their reception ana
congratulated himself that he was appointed the party
standardbearer He said lie in favor Of good men,
good women. and good money ana was opposed 10 ba9
them that there were two Blars for Office but ne advised
them TO vote not for the Missouri Blair but Tor the Jersey
to the abilities Of Grant and CofaX, and concluded his
speech amid great enthusiasm. -. .,..o.,.o,,o,,.
Gen. T. B. Nauburen then made a few observations
which were warmly applauded.
Addresses were delivered by Gen Van Wyck and other
gentlemen, after which the meeting separated.
n. D. Petty, Esq, will speak at Princeton,
N. j., Oct.7
The Republicans will have a grand turnout
this evening starting at SIS o'clock The new keary
Artillery Company will parade for the first ume'
The Democrats of each county are lending
each other companies for county parades ana those OF
Paterson will have turnout ON Friday evening If the
weather Is fine.
The Republicans of Caldwell and vicinity
will hold meeting at the wigwam tomorrow evening.
Addresses viii be made by the Hon John Ill., NJ c. and
Iheo. J. SanNay, esq, OF New YORK
The Hon. John Davidson of Elizabeth deliv
cred an address before the Republicans OF Planfed on
Tuesday night Mr.. DIS speech was a continuous ana
able line argument OF great force and coquence The
wigwan was jalnmed TO its utmost capacity.
The Hon. d. w. c. Morris of Bergen Point,
" j. who has been talked Of candidate for the SEN
ntc nomination. has positively declined 20 have his name
brought conflict with that Of Mr. Matthew Armstrong,
TO whom he thinks the nomination sjustly due
The address Of Senator Patterson of New
Hampshire Tuesday evening before an audience
which crowded the wigWam. The address was scholarly
and strong especially the portion relating 10 the taxes
and finances which received with great applause
by both workngnen and capitalists
The following Ward nominations have been
made by the Republicans OF Newark: Ninth ward
Alderman D. W. Baker. School Commissioner, Charles
l. Jones: Member OF Board Of Excise. Joseph J.. Miller
Eighth Ward-Aldermau, Peter >. DUremus; chosen
Freehoder Charles Cook; School Commissioner, john
Grant; Member Of Board Of Excise, John kocher.
One of the largest Republican meetings ever
assembled in Burlington County, New Jersey was held
Mount Holly the evening Of the 9Th inst The occa-
sion of such an gathering was the county ihr
which was then in full operation az that place Upward
Of 800 Tanner Boys" and InyinCDlcs were on mana
from different towns throughout the country. and with
banners lanterns and torches paraded the streets until
late hour Many Of the private residences as wen as
public buildings were brilliantly Illuminated Addresses
were made at the CouTthOuse by j. O. shpman, OF New
Jcr,cy A. ". Teuuey. Of New-Iork, john Y Blair ltc-
publican candidate FOR Governor, and Others