New-York tribune., 1868-08-14

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SEYMOUR FLAG AT A REPUBLICAN, MEETING.
Col. McClurg, the Republican candidate for
Governor arrived In st. Louis yesterday aud addressed
large multitude front Of the Planters House last
evening. While speaking, the seymour and Blair flag was
unfurled before him. Subsequently tho flag was cut
down Dy some one IN the hrong and tins produced ex'
element Fears OF riot were entertained.
ASSAULT UPON REPUBLICANS Al NEWARK.
On Wednesday night, Us the Third Ward
Grant and ColfaX legiOn of Newark M were paradng
The streets Of at city. and lad reached the intersection
OF Plane and Markctsts they we're set upon by parry
OF rOughs one Of the Legion was struck upon te lead
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sault was entirely uDprovOked.
GRANT CLUE AT MONTCLAIR, n. }. ~
A Grant and COlfax Club has been organ
ized 40 This place-Gen. r. H. Harris. Presidents samuel
Wilde ir Vjte-Pre-ldent. VIM B. Holmes, Treasurer;
and Win Friuc Secretary. wigwan Is To- bo built i'm
inediately Fifty copies OF TIm WEEKLY TRHUNE are
sent TO the dOubiu ana 100 more copies are tO DC
added 10 the number.
THIRTEENTH WARD SEYMOUR AND BLAIR CLUE.
The Thirteenth Ward Seymour and BLAIR
Campaign Cub met last evening al Lyons hhi no. 40
Grandst.. for permanent organization MT fRIlck Car
rahcr was IA tire cnair Ihc meeting ndorsed the Dem
Tinted states The ordinary routine business having
been transacted, tho meeting adjourned
TIE CAMPAIGN IN DELAWARE N. " COUNTY.
The campaign was opened IN Hancock, N. j.
on the llth INST by meeting Of tho Grant Clap wmeA
was addressed 10y The Hon ", Yenney OF New-1"rk.
The spacious han filed and great enthusiasm pro-
vailed. Delaware County is still true.
REPUBLICAN MEETING IN HUNTINGTON, L: !.
A grand mass meeting of Republicans Is TO
be held at HuItngton l. IL TINS GHCi,i.iS ta,3 t 3c,
ing. a campaign goo club viii furnish tle music.
GRANT AND COLFAX RATIFICATION MEETING AT
GREENPOIGT, l.. !"
The Republicans of GTeCnp0int will hold
grand Ratification Meeting at Euerpean Han lAis even
GEN. LOGAN AT PouGHKEEPsIr.
Cen John A. Logan win speak on the Issues
Of the Campaign at Poughkeepsie tins evening
TIE DEMOCRACY AT UTICA--MEErlNG OF THE
STATE COMsuTTEh.
UrICA, Aug. 13.-The Democratic State Com
mtae assembled in the Butteaeld Hotel at noon today
and an organization WAS effected at that hour SAMUEL
j. Tuden President of the state Central Committee
called the meeting order Mr.. McCOne OF Troy passed
feeling euogy on the late Peter Casgcr and resolutions
Of respect to his memory adopted. Nj Caggers
place as member aud Secretary o. the state Committee
was filed by the election of MI Wm. Cassidy Of The
Al6onv Argus The time for holding the state Demo
cratic Convention has been designated it IS tho 2d day
OF September and the place Albany Among tho gontle-
men who participated in the proceedings are H. d. An
CELL of NewYork Richard F. Clark, Gen. james A. Far
rel Horace II. Peck. +. L. Cauts of Hudson, The Hon.
VIM NJ Tweed. L. c. Fields, G O. Cornell, W schirner'
T. B. Hart, n. II. Fowler John Fox, G. W Mclean WIN
Htcnman, Alex Frear, A. }. Rogers, Doos DeWolf OF
Oswego G. A. Dayton of MexicO. VI. Warner of Troy.
VIM Cassidy Of The ABvy Argus, II w. Cmitcnden OF
Syracuse C. r. Lee OF Silver Crock e. d. Dchey ol Bnl'
fao NeY-Yerk city is hero IN good force AMI deeply
interested IN the subject OF the nomination Tor "OFeilQ
While Messrs Tweed, Sweeney. Fields, and otl,fs de-
clare that NewYOrf Will send up united delegation Tor
Hoffman Supervisor John Fox ana others are t'IoiuS
Henry c. Murphy The feeling here unmi,akubly fOr
Hoffman, who it argued only the strongest
but clearly entitled the nomination Many OF the Conn
mttee have embraced the occasion 70 pay the respects
to Gov Seymour who is in excellent health and spirits,
and who has received his political friends at his head
quarters and at the Butcrf,d House. and at his farm IN
Deerdeld
At O'Clock y. ~. meeting Of Oh" Chairnen ~ tho
various County Committees held Mr.. Tdeu pres.d
Ing and Nj. Cassidy acting Secretary After discus
sion OF matters pertaining county ogaDizaton- ana
decision that the club system should be adopted GOV
Seymour was introduced Ho made fow brief remarks,
showing bis confidence in tho OF the party ho
coming election.
COY. SEYMOUR SERENADED.
The Conservative Veteran Soldiers and
Sailors OF tbs city held large and enthusiastic meeting
uns evening odJ0uinvd @ q" o"'ly nou to 'cio"odo
Gov Seymour at his headquarters at tho Butteldeld
House There WAS a assemblsgo III front Of the
hotel After music by the band Gov. Seymour was W.
troduced by Gen. James McQudde lie was reooived
with vcciferOus cheering. He spoke as follows:
r,s,IDIFKs OF ONEIDA COUNTY / thank yOu fOr this
mark II our good will / know better than most mon
tie Of the service rendered by our soldiers IN
tie 1tC war gave them than H. 600 commissions.
was ny official duty 20 mark their upward progress IN
rank as they gained honors In the Held IL was also my
sad duty To record the loss OF life Of many OF those with
whom had had pleasant intercourse In tho Executive
chamber your rcguouts as iley went IJTh 20 war
with ranks filed with men in the yigor and prime
of manhood 1t was my official privilege TO thank them
in the name Of the state wien they fetulHca' Nlll
thinned ranks and bannerswhch were made glori
by the proofs that they had been borne By brave men
into the thckest OF the fight II is pleasant thing
amid all the haTshuess OF political canvass 70 receive
these tokens OF good will and Of confidence
from those who have shown their patT,
Otism upon the battlefield aud in
return pledge myself in whatever station may bo
placed public in private life, 70 struggle for me
yonr lives in the contest OF arms and in oug struggle
for constitutional rights strengthened in our con-
Of f''iOpi our soldiers der upheld us IN tlds p6.
hteal contest In tnS eFS9 SrdS roc, ' ebd m
well as from political opponents as ron thel sense
OF the services which have been aDle 10 Iehei 10 our
State and county but none touch my heaft 50 nnGh
as those proofs OF respect which come irOn my neigh
6ors ana particularly those %icn gre 9ten ", ID cn WIN
Gov Seymour retired amid enthusiastic cheers lhe
Hon. Samuel j. Tllden introduced by the Hon.
Francis Herman He made a brief and encouraging
speech He was followed by the Hon. A. j. Rogers of
New-Jersey. The Hon. A. r. Fellows Of Arkansas spoke
al some length and was followed by tho Hon Francis
Herman Of Utica who is al II O'Clock p H. speaking to
an assomblage which is yet large and attentive.
NORTH CAROLISA DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
RALEIGH. Aug. 13.--The Democratic State
Convention assembled at 10 o'clock this morning at
Tucker Hail. aud called TO order by the Hon Thos
Bragg James Davis Of Franklin was chosen temporary
Chairman Mr. Davis, taking the chair addressed the
Convention. I'm the absence Of the Committee on Per
manent OrgauizatiOn tho Hon Josiah Turner, Jr made
short speech. The Committee on Permanent 0rganza
tOn then made report recommending Col r. IL C0Man
OF Wilmington for permanent President with seven wee,
Presidents from the several Congressional Districts ana
number OF Secreta1ies Col Cowan addressed tle SO
yenon at length over seventy counties OF the STATE
were represented committee Of fifteen on resolutions
and on the nominations Of Electors Tor the SJatc t large
was appOintcd OF which the Hon Thomas Bragg Is Char
man Judge Osborne Of Meckenburg, and james DAVIS
nf Franliu were appointed Electors for tie state al
large Messrs Robins, Graham, Biggs J. O. DoDDIn, and
others addressed the Convention.
ANOTHER SPEECH BY HOWELL COBB.