New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-16
THE MAINE ELECTION.

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DR.. X. II. Gilbert addressed the Republicans
Of Bergen City on the 18th.
The Hon. Butler G. Noble addressed the
Grant men Of Mt. Kisco last night.
The Republicans of Keyport Monmouth Co.,
n. j., will dedicate their new wgwam on the 18TH
Gen. f. NJ. Lee made an eloquent address to
the Republicans Of Falkland shelby Co.. Ind on the sth.
The Grant men of Riverhead, n. Y, raised a
pole and flung out beautiful Grant and Cofax dag on
the 18th,
Judge Armstead Burwell of Mississippi and
Col NJ T. Bestow will address the Republicans Of Bng'
hamton n. Y, this evening
A vote taken for President, by the settling
clerks at the NewYork Clearing House, few days since,
gave Grant 3s Seymour Is.
The Democratic Executive Committee of Ten
nesee appointed Mr. Ed Cooper eector Of the State at
large. vice George W. Jones, declined
The Democrats of Newton, n. j., had keg
Of powder In readiness for Jubilee over the Vermont
election. They didn't buy any for Maine
Major Pangborn addressed very large meet
ing at Middletown Orange County. " j., on the 1lth
The torchlight procession was very beautiful.
A letter from Burlington. VT, closes as fol-
lows: Business Is at stand still here We all busy
burying Democrats. Shall finish il November"
The Republicans of Eastern Connecticut will
hold great meeting at woodstock Common the 18th
prox, at which ex-Gov. Buckingham viii preside.
Mr. Nicholas Bratt, aged 90, of Easton, Wash
ngton Co.. n " with his screen sons sreH gandsons ana
fire great grandsons, win vote for Grant in November
The Worlds cheering editorials on the cleo
ton returns may DO very properly called CoPPefhe"u
fv... rrVqrg for
Democrats.
| The Copperhead town Of Ebonshnre. Penn
witnessed the largest meeting ever held there on the V
over 1000 Republicans in council and were adj
dressed by Gen. Harry White and Others
The Hon. Lyman Tremain addressed very
enthusiastic meeting at the Wigwam in Norwich Che
mango County ~ y the 9th. The Tanners with uni
forms torches and music, were out IN force
Should Seymour and his friends get in
mower their fret act would probably be to remove Gen
Grant from the command Of the army and appoint
&" that superior General" Lee, in his place.
Four thousand Republicans listened to the
addresses OF the Hon. Horace Bemis, the Hon H. b.
Smith and ihe Hon. Hamilton Ward, at AVoca, ~ u on
the 18th steuben County promises 800 RepuDhoan ma
joriiy
A Comprehend in this city, who has in his
euploy one.armed soldier deducs from his wages the
time required for him to obtain his pension, once In Elk
months An example Of Democratic beDeyolence and
gratitude. "a.
A vote was taken on the westward bound
train from Albany on the 10TH resultng Grant 49, sey
mour g. The canvasser asked one gentleman how he
voted "Tm Seymour man" he replied 1t was sey-
mour himself
A vote taken on the cars of the Erie Road
coming to this city gave Grant o6, Seymour 49, ana one
taken on the cars OF the New Haven Road going cast
nc ~. md
road coming west, gave Grant II, Seymour 49,
Mr.. James Decker, a merchant in Newton, n.
j. adyertses IN Herald, Copperhead sheet, to give
O. nor mound for all butter delivered TO him by November
1st payment to be made after the election OF Seymour
and Blair Since Vermont and Maine have spoken lie Is
giving 81 90.
A merchant in Grant County, Wis, bought
100 Grant neckties in this city few days ago. BY mis-
take they sent him Seymour ties. He writes back: "T
IS not the kind bought and by God We have no use Tor
them IN Wisconsin Give credit for them, although
they are no credit to anyone"
Ii is said to be unsafe TO travel on the Char
lotto and South Carolina Railroad, as only one train IS
run in a hours and that at night and at Chester g Co.
the cars are examined by a Of armed rufaus, de-
handing the surrender OF all id Radicals and max
ing violent threats against all Union men,
The printers Grant and COlfax Club OF the
District OF Columbia" has petuoned Congress- through
Messfs Morgan and scbenck, for Immediate session.
70 continue untn Gen Grant naugurated, since with
to precnt disposition Of the South, the country IS
6angered ly the absence Of law giyers from Wash
ngtOn. -
Eleven Generals and the President OF the
United States have complmented Con- Jas F. Rushing
tho Republican candidate for Congress from Mercer
County n j. Gen GershOm Mott n two letters, speaks
OF him in a most hattenng manner. Gen. Rushing ie
nightly stirring up the snakes in Mercer and adjoining
counties.
A gentleman who was quietly taking canvass
on an evening train on the Northern Railroad OF New
Jersey last Saturday evening rudey ordered by the
conductor to stop He did not obey orders and found
the result give Grant l73 votes, Seymour los IL Is
said that the superintendent Of the road Democrat
gave orders to forbid all canvassng
There was huge Republican meeting at
Newburg n =, on the morning OF the l4th 1900 uni
formed Grant in procession. There was one
brigade called The Carpet baggers," which carried at
fits head n banner which huge carpetbag was
paiuted The utmost enthusiasm prevailed LOOK out
for good news from this District IN November.
The Grant and ColfaX Club of Jamaica, l.. j.,
recently held f. rousiDg meeting. Cbauncy NJ DepeW
smoke THIS club when has been in existence some tlme
has now completed all It's preliminary work AMI set III
motion all ITS wheels Tie canvass under us directions
~ be complete aud the day after the eiecoh' inc
Democrat viii be astonisLed ut the result OF Its iabors
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