New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-11

Of defeat but IL disaster should befa the Union party in
me contest of the day. it would be an the defeat OF the
Union arms at Bull Runit would awake the people TO
realization OF the foe they had to meet combat and to
oEerSheln The Union party is beyond peril from out
truth and justice 1t is not in the power OF man or demon
20 IT, Let Gdt equal rights be- 10
Gen. william r. Anthem was the first speaker and in =
lengthy address carefully eXpOunded the situation, and
expressed himself full OF the conviction that the recent
whose representatives they are when the proper time
The following letters were here reads
House. OF REPRksRSTArIyks PoETIETH C9NeEEi, y D.
ouAR1r. sprScrR-My DSr ST Tie Non Thadiea,
request, me to write you and request on VIZ send Sn
19 The S man eod@fa says he sS9 6oa
have the honor TO be, very respectfully j. T. D"''S
ATTORNEY AND C9gSsETt aoS A. LtT \ 1875
No "a PKAsKNsr sHw ,,cfi ishr S g,,s J ~ ~.
5ssp on sse Gi q 6, s I@ 1 3 5 s f a
lied by that copies Of TIE soaons Lucy 9Pgh ne
by ths Union RrpnSan residential Campaign Club CITY
cent to and stating thsi you Tsaa Tlld I ' s
request promptly. ard IA vie. Of y9 AppCbA',ol proudly herewith
report speech made the time offered tie eorion.
ha1A ySa S b.t ,n On, g Ssg Al CodEpsr
,iie lie admired end esteemed you gratis! .ad IL mat regard
reason NAV y lorg be yours believe that you viii live
.sser A es,bysp WIZ WheTe everywhere s there
shall be equal gh aud Justice to all The great obstacle IN the
IRE your iuGontsle vii and rees sPOstae
ToSS TIE ReP1e',atst n sc House Congressional &
tnei in sle ree Thomas b. stewart me psfGi the pih
ncd The Radical Repablican candidate ag,i5,. stewart
ieatcs tic Unt Democracy supported stewart,
Ia ere question Of m TSso lad BEEN elected you
would tae had ron the beginning one more faithful friend and sup
Col A. b. Sage handed 10 the Chairman dispatch,
which stated that the Union party had carried New
Hampshire by majority similar to that obtained at the
last State election.
welcomed and said that standing, as the people 90 on
the threshold of an important political crisis IL would DC
ter trusted with the control OF the country OF 10 us
what party may have accomplished the most LOT
the Government The speaker then reviewed the events
which gave birth to the Republican organization Many
members OF the Democratic party ana the vast majority
line which divided the Northern from Southern states
the removal of that boundary brought the friends OF
plains Of Kansas aud all know the result The slave
drivers then obtained q check which little
SSs s6sp and The rs Nach c0nvon
placed in nomination for the highest office In the gift OF
the American people Gen. John G. Fremont and the con-
test that ensed, carried with yigor and ability re-
suited in the election Of James buchanan, the Demo
the last of democratic Presidents in the United
States: The Republican party was not dis,
truth, increased in strength and in the affections
Of the people In due time inc hepuPean CONVENTION o nS
name viii be associated with that OF tue rather OF
his country. Yet he sooner nominated than the
democratic leaders raised their voices against his elec
lion and gave heart to south Carolina which commenced
the work of secession The election OF Abraham Lincoln
however was accomplished States seeded In succession
and Mr. Buchanan, who occupied the PRESIDENTIAL cha,
he had power TO compel state TO remain In the
Union and members his cabinet were careful TO see
that his successor his accession should have no
means Immediately at disposal TO insist upon full ODE
dlence to tine law, which obliged every citizen
to defer TO the popular WhL, bnt ,he An, III,
gave an end TO all these proceedings lie attempted to
sOOthe the aoorbtes Of the intoxicated saveryes ana
endeAvOred 10 reason them into knowledge OF herop
cations but 20 no purpose aud when approached himself
0bout peaceful separation he regards the proposition as
because Of the supineness OF the people, and said
mat he t had as t Fec eoSnry aor SoT ay on
served Mr. Stewart here reviewed the progress OF the
war and its relation 60 the Republican party but was in
terruped by the Chairman Who read dlsIateh statng
that 20 towns In wHampshTe gave the Union candl
date TO 1906 for the Democratic nominee for Gov
At the close OF the cheers when followed me az
nOuncement, Mr. Stewart resumed and closed bis All
dress by affirming that all who proposed TO stand by the
Republican party were those who stood by the proper
principles OF tho country.
More favorable news from NewlIampshire was re-
ceved aud the chair invited the audience ~ unite IN
Praise Goa from whom all blessings now,o &c.
resolution was adopted 10 nre 100 snns ~ tne Wy
" honor OF me c aeang iS, ~ y.
wishes would be compiled ~itp'
Mr. Hutchinson, recently returned from the campaign
In the Granite state, spoke briefly aud Enthusiastically OF
the Governor elect and existing and was followed by the
President who announced that public meeting would
be held I'm the Cooper Institute ana that VIC same
building was secured by the Union Republican Presl-
dental Campaign Club, in when 10 receive returns on
In the course Of the evening the Anderson Gec Club
sang some patriotic songs
REJOICING OVER THE NEw-HAMPsHIRE EIEC
TIoN.
NoRwIcu. Conn. March 10.-The news from
NewIampshire caused great excitement III inns Guy At
midnight In spite Of tho ram, salute was hrcd III hOhor
OF the Republican ticket
UNPARALLELED DEMOCRATIC VICTORY IN
NEW-JERSEi.
FIRST Pop-GUN FOR PENDLETON!-THE NEXT
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION DECIDED!-PEN-
pLETONi OR SEYMOUR OR HOFFMAN,! OR
SOME OTHER MANI! ALREADY ELECTED !!
DOWN WITH CONGRESS! DOWN WITH M
PEACHMENTl!4 az. .;-,..
FIRST DIsPATCHl
NFw-BRIrNsWICK n. j., March l0.-The election in
South Brunswick yesterday resulted IL ise election Of The entire NP'O
The Republican ticket elected IL North Brunswick Je''er
Or charter election proceeding quietly to-day There but little
Interest unaffected 10 the result ,,
NEwBRuyswloK, j. March lG-The Charter election in SeE
Rsos Demosiac By 400 majority, which Democratic
gan March IoTbe election Tor city officers to-day resulted
Of tie Democratic ticket By majority ol'l Democratic
ORANGE j. March IoAt The town election yesterday Perry
DsHj elected for Mayor BY 4s msony and S|'1 GRsT for
elected Freebooter and " Freeman ePl elected Councilman The
two other Wards Democratic.
LATEST GENERAL NEDS.
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by Tdsg.Phl
49,. The Mississippi is rapidly rising.
O'Baldwin, the Irish Giant is in Cincin-
matt, giving exhibitions.
Many delegates to the Republican State
Convention have alredy arrived In Philadelphia.
The new bridge at Dixon, ILL.,, has been
swept away by great freshet in Rock River.
The Boston banks held SS67,1A in specie,
vesterdav. and .5b6Gg6 in legal tenders.