New-York tribune., 1868-10-10
w-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, OCTOBER TO-

but IT did not amount to much his victories were
the results OF superior numbers rather than OF true
generalshlp In front seat directly opposite SAT an
old German who had been listening for some time
Turning round be pitched into my Democratle neien
Dor with bets and broken English ana soon haue
him come down from his lofty nights OF DIaIi anu
SeymOuTism. From what can learn the OeTmahs n are
leaving their old party in large numbers ana nOckhg
to the loyal standard The victories won by Gran seem
TO call up many unpleasant recoectons to the Demo
cracy whenever they are mehtioneu.. oeS SInoul a
CITY Hall haTangue and Balrs IeNolntiolE
tTines are rather disagreeable remembrance Whioh
the unerrifcd take particular pains not TO call up
Bairs drunken maneuyeTs are dong much LOT the
crat said TO me the other day: Il do like Seymour
and would almost go home TO vote ior NM ii IL
was not for that villain Frank Blair Why, do you
know that | had just as soon vote LOT inc ueNh Tvs
for such an infamous SC0undrel as ne
TuH CANVASS IN WESTERN PENNsYLyANIA-EN-
TUuSIAsTIC DEMONSTRATIONS S-KlLPATRlCK
pAIDING THROUGH THE STATE--GRAND RALLY
OF THE REPUBLICANS.
TPROM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Oct. 4.-The delegations re-
turning from Soldiers Convention in Philadelphia are
highly eaed the evidences observed throughout the
State of universal rally Grant and betting high
with few takers, overwhelming Republican major
ity In October Massmeetings being held in all the
tbe enthusiasm brings vvidy to mind exciting days
of 1861 when volunteers were ockng in, and regiments
marching away to the front The spirit which moved the
people at the outbreak Of the rebellion seems TO nave
been intensity.
drawn with the disnotness that characterized the
struggle between patriotism and dsloyay SIX years ago
Every man that served In the Union army, ana every
man that believed In crushing Rebellion, is earnest ana
OuspOken for Grant while the Democracy only lheiu1os
those who our enemies throughout the war; but
one question absorbs the public mind Shall the prlnc
pies for which five years Of war were endured be NAM
taned the great work OF armies be destroyed ana
fhe Rebellion made successfui Very few trouble them
selves respecting minor subjects OF difference but ali are
Union and Peace" aid While the Republican party
throughout this portion Of the State Is daily receiving
large to its ranks from among those who unit
ing themselves with the Democrats during Impeachment
have learned since the New-York Convention, that
Democracy to-day only treason aud oopperbead
ism. Many Of the old Democratic leaders are frankly
acknowledging that slthough dissatisfied with IN the @es o
ter state OF things resulting from the election OF
and Blair and either ont for Grant or remain neu
trail The Soldiers organizations are leayenng the
masses beyond the conception OF those unfamiliar WIN
their operations Their work does not cease with tOic
light professions and cheers for Grant but constantly
gong each veteran stirring up his neghDors 10 'e
realization OF the fact that there IS but one OF
two alternatives before us-OTder, with Grant ana
sherman, Sheridan Farragu and all the hosts OF INC
fbe Constitution' or seymo1r with Je Davis and Lee
Hampton, Forrest and the whole rank ana ME OF te e
beOn to plunge the country once more INTO dscoru anu
Yesterday Berks County, one Of the most intensely
Democratic counties Of the state held great kep9p
meeting at Reading while another TOOK laee
Lebanon Gen; Fitzpatrick and Gen stevens spoke AZ
the former place In the afternoon ana ~ hgnt uen
addressed the meeting at Lebanon, where speeches d
been made during the day by senator Wilson and others
I I'm both places the people turned out en Ddsse.
No fears entertained here OF carrying tne 5te NY
large majority The only object fpogn Ior as pS.s
rid the State OF local officers now dsgracng them
selves and the country by their colonization OF voters
false naturalization operations. and other frauds
EX-Gov. CURTIN AND SENATOR WILSON IN
MEANWHILE BLAIR PICTURED WITH HIS
FAVORITE BEDFELLOW.
MEADyILLE, Oct 0.-The Republican mass
meeting here to-day Of the largest ever held In
Northern Pennsylvania Miles on miles OF enthusiastic
Radicals came from every direction and hundreds OF
adad wifi
because there was in the streets At o'clock
n m tho meeting was called to order by the Chairman
W. b. Deamater, esq, and after short speeches by Gen
Hartranft and Col Davidson the Chairman introduced
ex. Gov Curtin who held the multitude an hour and
half His speech was received with the most enthusi
asc applause and his hearers insisted that he should
sneak some time longer This however is section where
Curtin thousands Of friends and they are elamorons
lowed by Senator Wilson, OF Massachusetts, who delivered
speech more than an hour in length which was listened
10 with close attention The assemDago was so large that
hundreds could not hear. His speech made marked I'M
preston ana was rnnT an9 yoro1s Rbsnre
out n possessions, and the town IS blaze OF ght win
torches and Nominations Tho procession today was
encies we're numerous and beautiful 1t was
aeS5 o5S with two the was one with picture
Of Blair asleep with an African snd the motto o0a
transparency bore the inscription rms county - good
for 26o majority" The meetnS e1eeeded ne as
Curtin goes Connautvie 70 speak The meeting prom
ises to be very large and cnthusiasuc
| NATURALIZATION FRAUDS IN NORTHAMPTON
COUNTY.
| FAsrON, Oct. 9.-DevelOpments OF fraud IN
the granting Of naturalization papers have been made
today tending 70 show that out OF 500 naturazat"hs
obtained I'm this city 300 Illegal Tho Court has
discharged persons who had been prosecuted Tor perjury
4 IN OF these cases.
MASS MEETING OF IRISH REPUBLICANS.
| PHILADELPHIA, Oct. "a large and entllu-
siastic Meeting OF the friends OF Irish liberty ana OF
universal freedom, was held At Concert Han tohght
Addresses delivered by senator John C0nness ohh
Morarty Brig Gen ID. +. Burke, Col. Thomas fltL-
gerald MaiOr-Gen. J. g. owen, MajorGen. mAhOn, capt
VIM NJ Grace, and others. The meeting broke up Win
cheers for Grant and Colfax.
| CHEERING NEWS FROM CRAWFORD COUNTY.
! TITUsYILLE, Oct. "a mass meeting at Titus
VILE to-day was addressed by Gen Hartranft aud the
Hon NJ Marshall OF Pittsburgh. This quarter OF the
State alive and the majority VIII DO as M i any
previous campaign, probably larger. Senator Williams
| goes East tomorrow
The Republicans of Lock Haven had a gO-
rlous demonstration Thursday and were addressed
by Hincks Hancock, and Kane Five thousand persons
were their auditors The torchlght procession was the
grandest ever witnessed IN this section, ana embraced
5O horsemen with torches followed by COO torchbeaers
Oh foot. - 40
NEW-YORK
The Sixteenth Ward German Grant and COlfax
100 Seyenth-ave, this evening at o'clock DIT, Fr
5chuetz aud Jul 6chutze, esq from Texas VIII address
the audience.
At Primary meeting of the Irish Republi-
can Club Twelfth Assembly District held ut No l6s Ave-
nue. c, John Duke James Mccarthy James T. Mcclure,
William Cargl, and Peter Rafferty, elected leIn-
bers OF the General COMMITTEES.