New-York tribune., 1868-08-27

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Republican meetings in New-Jersey begin 10,
multiply aud all ,.r enthusiastic and wei "''0'"''
At Fort Wayne Ind, on the 22d some FOO pa
trotc citizens gathered 20 raise Grant p'io anu nus
Gov. Noble of Wisconsin, will address liic
Republicans OF Plramus, n j. aud vicinity Oh u'''''
III o,,ford ,Obio) Grant Guards, composed
,raipIv of veterans of the war had ~r'No 'o'"'e''
parade on Monday iust
The Rcpublicins Of Bergen County y. j., are
I,,r,,,,z.,,g. and WI gave the Cops Tie worst
shsking-up they ever had
The German Republicans of New-Jcrscy are
- tiJ Of tho work for Grant and Colfax with un-
usual energy aud enthusiasm.
An attempted Democratic demonstration ID
Freeport H. last Saturday resulted in fzzle' every
body having gone TO the Republican rally
An enthusiastic poe-raising took place at
bloomfield PENN the 10Th inst The town was crowded
with ardent Grant men from the surrounding country
The Hon. Chaunccy NJ. Depew viii address
the citizens Of BrUyn tonight AZ the headquarters OF
the Central Union Club. corner Of Fulton and C0ncordsS
The. Hon. Gausha A. Grow Chairman of
tho Republican State Committee Of Pennsylvania adj
dressed great meeting at Newcastle, Peun on the l''u
tust
congressman Dawes Of Massachusetts, and
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ting u the theater at Denver Colorado on Ne1le'o'! Oh
last week
The Republicans of Utica are wide awake.
good mceu2 was held on Thursday week, and another
take place Tonight which is TO be addressed by Charles
s. Spencer
Tie Philadelphia Ledger has the largest circu-
ll,.ln OF av neutral paper in The United States on
Tuesday last published very strong leader m la'or oI
Grant and Cotlx.
A Grant and Colax Club was formed at
Brek-bure. ~ j.. on Tuesday nigdt. with about MY
names on the rolls F. M MaIstou elected President
and D. J.. Chase, Secretary
The Freeport, H., True Lights, one of the
first Republican torch-neht organizations formed after
Grants nomination, had magnificent torch Light pro
cessIou aud drill last saturday night
The First Regiment Of Lenawee County
NIlhl Farmers had "rocimcutal drill" 90 Adrian on
FRIDAY OF hast week Judge Beecher aud Capt Allen OF
Nashville, Tenn, addressed the Boys in stirring
speeches.
A tremendous Republican demonstration was
held iu the PARK az saudusky Ohio, on tie 22d inst.
Gen Gibson. who carries an before him. addressed this
meeting aud in Castala on the afternoon Of the
came day.
The Oh country is all abaze for Grant and
Colfax Old veuaugo held immense Republican
meeting at Franklin on Monday evening. The Young
Mems Grant Club turned out with fuu ranks ia torch
light procession.
At Grccusburg, Indiana, a regiment Of 1900
Fighting Boys ia Blue organized ou che 2st ami ~
Bedford IawreDce County, o. CO., There VIII De at
least 10000 gutng Boys assembled al Indianapolis Oh
the I'd OF september
MoIsautowu, West Virginia held a glorious
Republican meeting Saturday last Gen Lcgser' wa-
The speaker and showed up the hypocrisy OF tAe Rebel
officers the Tammauy Convention IN rendering tAcif
sympatly 10 "our soldiers"
The Montgomery Journal published at Craw-
fordsvle Ind says: "Mr Galloway Nosler heretofore
an influential Democrat Of ths county, has renouuced
the cerrupous Of that party and declared his intention
60 support Grant and Colfax."
The Republicans of Allen County and An
glaze County, Ohio, are looking alive. Meetings are
held nightly - all directions. There are Demo
cratic naiores TO be overcome and the Republicans arc
determined 80 make themselves heard this year
Carl Schuz made one of his elecrfying
speechcs % crowd OF about 5000 persons 40 JOhnsto"u
PENN on the 25th Hundreds Of Germans were present
and large delegations Of all nauonales and poluca.
Affiliations came from tha neighboring districts.
The roughs of Springfield, H., attempted to
break up Republican demons ration ou the z2d nst py
throwing brfckbats into the procession The same male
1aclors subsequently cleaned ont horse-ear and two
pscadcrs were arrested. They proved 70 be OLD offend
CITY grand rally at their rooms or Tuesday even
ing 70 listen 70 an address Gen. T. VI. Ute OF Mis-
soU John Rogers esq the Pres. ent OF the Grant and
CO.iax Club presided. Delegations from every section
OF the city were IN attendance.
The Michigan Republicans, alive TO the ne
ccs,tes Of the hour, have undertaken vigorous and
extensive canvass. They have made engagements with
Gen John A. Logan Of Illinois, exsecretary Of War I'd
win 81 Stanton the Hon. Benjamin T. Wade and ez-sen-
Cresswe Of Maryland to address series oi Grant
aud ColfaX meetings.
The Mystic Grant Club Of Mystic Bridge,
Conn. held q ratification meeting Monday evening.
The lau filed to overhowiug, aud much enthusiasm
manifested. The speakers were Mai. John A. Ilb'
butts Of New-London and Col. Allen Tenny Of Norwich.
The Boys Blue" organized the 25th. Gro.on,
1he adjoining town, is all alive.
Prominent Pennsylvanians say that the politi-
aspect that State cheering and that the northern
tier OF counties OF susquehanna Bradford, Toga Nc
Hean Potter Warren, and ethers viii give increased Re
publican uajoritles. IycOming Is counted for Grant
with entire certainty IN November. The Democrats,
however. working very vigorously.
The Hoboken Grant and COlfax Club held
its regular meeting on Tuesday evening" at their head
quarters No. Wsshngon-st Patriotic speeches were
made by Col Hart Of Westchester aud Mr. Reeker OF
Hoboken. The Hoboken Union Glee Club sang several
campaign songs their usual fine style Quite a num-
Der signed the call. The Legion have parade next
week
A Grant and Colfax Club has been formed at
.Iatontown, Monmouth County. N J. Henry W. Wolcott
As President and their regular meetings are held on Fri
day evenings Next Friday evening the 18th inst Row.
land Johnson Of Orange win address the club Although
Monmouth County rs strongly Democratic Il Is very ev
dent that many Of the old and Young Democratic farmers
who viii not ndorSe repudiation will vote for Grant
(0lfax