Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-09-09
C0np0ign Notes.

a Tanners Club has been organized
and is at work at Atchison, Kansas.
A Giant Club was organized in New
Orleans ON the ID, at which 800 white
men enrolled.
The Hon. Is. II. Hill, of Georgia, is
about to stump the North and West in
the interest Of the Democracy.
Mi. Holly, n. j. promises u large ma
iority for Grant and peace. Gen. Rus
ling, candidate for Congress, addressed
Il large meeting there ON the 3D..
The Republicans of Lebanon Springs,
y. v, and vicinity, organized Grant
and ColfaX Club on Thursday evening
with Col. II. II. Wilbur rs President.
4 vote taken on the Long Branch
steamer, Jesse Iioyt, yesterday morning,
resulted in 21S for Grant, and 149 for
Seymour. Among ose voting for
Grant was Gov. Fenton.
| \ vote taken on the Camden d AM
! boy boat yesterday, II. M, gave Grant
III votes and Seymour 49, The an
nounccmcnt was received with three
times three for Grant and Colfax.
Ulster County Is working hard, al
ready il has good record for November.
y very large meeting in Ellcnvillc, on
Saturday evening, was addressed by
Gen. Van Wyck.
The Wigwam at Havcrstraw, Rock
land Co., N. V, was filled with large
and enthusiastic asscmblage of Union
men last Friday evening, to listen to
Mr.. Ii. F. Crozicr and NJ Uses G. Leon
ard.
The Rcv. VIM. Esray addressed the
citizens of Furnace, Orange Co., n. Y,
in the church at that place on the Sd.
In spite of the rain, large audience
listened to his eloquent remarks.
The Grant men of Waterford n. v,
have a large and active Club fully or
ganiZed. They held rousing meeting
on last Tuesday evening, and will show
full ranks when they meet at the polls.
Among the names of Democrats who
have been chosen to officer the forth
coming Seymour and Blair torchlight
procession in n. y. City, are those Of
several known thieves. Proof ready in
the District Attorneys office.
An outdoor mass meeting of Rcpub-
leans was held in Danbury, Conn, ON
Saturday p. m. A beautiful Grant and
ColfaX banner was raised, and speeches
were lIltt'it W VIC iloii. -. l . ~ itlloiS
and the Hon. a. w. Terry.
There is one, Democrat in Goshen,
Addison Co., VT. He was on the doubt
full list this year, but finally voted for
Edwards, saying: q guess I'll do so
this time, but all h--ll cant keep me
from voting for Grant and Colfax in
November
Samuel w. Lcfiingwell Esq, late of
The Lebanon Ohio Patriot, ard Gen.
Vandervecr. both prominent Dem ocrats
have repudiated Vallandigham, the for
mer giving up his connection with the
Patriot because of Vallandigham's NOM
nation.
The Union men of New Orleans are
to have grand torch-light procession
on the 18th. They expect to have 90 ,00O
men in procession. The news from Yer
mont gives them new courage, and they
will repudiate their old tyrants in No
vember by q large vote.
A most enthusiastic meeting was held
at Phillipsburg, Sullivan County, on Sa'-
urday afternoon last Over $500 were
) present, large professions coming in
from the country with banners and mu-
sic The Hon. G. Depew and Gen. Van
Wyck were the principal speakers.
Southern Democratic papers, rs well
as their Northern brothers are alarmed
at the speeches of Hampton and his
tribe. The Charleston Courier says
Minh the truth but speak it softly. II
can't be done gentlemen. You have
shown the dagger in your sleeve and
you can't recall the picture.