New-York tribune., 1868-08-08

ems abroad Both honor and Justice required that tns
great nation should assert itself the cases Of imprs
oned citizens in foreign countries In conclusion, he
trusted that all who heard him, whether native or
adopted would stand by their convictions and vote
accordance with them, and at the time willingly
grant their political opponents the same privileges Mr.
Murphy then retired amid loud cheers.
Shouts arose from the crowd for Charles oConor.
Murphy again APPEARED and said that Mr.. OConor had
retired and was not found he also said that it
the intention Of those giving the serenade to visit the
Hon. Sanford L. Church and tender him similar eompl
ment and he called on the crowd 70 travel some one
answered Come out aud put yourself at our mead"
The request granted and the Hon. Henry O. Murphy
the woudbe candidate for Governor, stepped into tho
street and led the motley crowd to the Union HOTEL the
band playing Dixie" At the Union, Mr.. Church was
introduced audience and greeted with three cheers
and tiger After thanking those present for the prof.
fered bonor he said that as he held no Office and was
candidate for no Cfice he was at loss to account
for honor but attributed t TO the fact that the Union
Hotel-ere the speaker gave the Leandsa magnificent
puf. Then followed talk about our fOefathers blood,
etc. but reference made TO the blood spilled by
those worthy old Democrats Wade Hampton AID n. B.
Forrest Then puff for Saratoga, after when Mr
Church gave Democratic idea Of what the Union should
be- and closed by asking all to help epar the old ship OF
State give her the Consultation for chart and launch
her in clear water He then retired amid cheers Three
cheers for Horato Seymour followed.
HCals were made for Mr.. Perkins. ard he began
harangue such voice that the pool sellers
rushed from the billiard in terror and the crckets
their chirps short in supeed wonder At the close
Of his speech the crowd separated.
The proceedings of the Copperhead caucus this evening
are kept comparatively secret. En- gh, however has
leaked out to base conjecture that the struggle between
the friends Of Murphy and Hoffman in the Democratic
Convention will be a severe one. Fernando Woods
block game Is working to charm The indications are
that the State Convention will be Kilkenny cat opera
ton Of the shrewd wrepuers are looking out
for candidate to grab the prize while Hoffman and Muir
ply are up the tree Fernando Wood is quiet but conf
dent and thing is certain, that Hofman's chances
have decreased since his return TO the city.
Senator arrived at the Clarendon tonight Gov
Fenton has secured at the hotel and will be
here tomorrow.
The season is at its hight and the evening air is bur.
dened with shouts Of gayety and the merry chirp OF
crickets The turnout the road to-day was unusually
ne Probably the most unique and yet exceedingly taste
ful we're the tandem gems driven by MAJOR George
Leland at whose side sat the charming daughter OF
well known millionaire. The Major drove with steady
hand, paying attention 10 the lady than 20 the
horses. Following him within the gate was nagmlicent
four-inhand driven and owned by Mr. Mathews Though
their appearance very fine thoy were lacking III that
great element OF speed characerzng the tourn-hand
presented to the Emperor Louis Hapo9Gn nap 9y @r g. b
bans ana gooSing him was the equally wealthy Crounse
OF Syracuse driving spanking bay, four In hand; at his
carriage wheels Commodore {. K. Garrison, with
neat equipago and trimlybullt span OF horses Mr..
Potter Palmer was out. but his six blacks had not
yet arrived In Saratoga and he disappeared within the
Enclosure behind exquisite span OF animals which at
traeted much attention. The Hon. j. A. Grli1n also
drove very fine team, and the Hon. ID. Z. BirdsalI
lOunged In his wake behind his noteworthy pair OF Ethan
Allen seppers. Commodore Vanderbilt rode 70 the
course with the Hon James ST. Marvin, and behind them
appeared Mr. g. s. White, President OF the Butchers aud
Drovers Bank handing the ribbons, kissing the backs
coup6s phRtons and barouches OF all and cOl0rs,
towed by runners PAGERS and roters greater less
speed and OF less renOwn. The ladies gazed at
the rival turnOus with interest. aud only ceased
their comments thereon at the sound Of the buge Over
81 hOrseesh alone outside Of the stables were
driven the course to-day
The following are the entrss for Saturdays races:
FRsr R,cE-sug and half purse 5000 for all
age, d. McDaners Spotted FAwan By Ducon dam by
Park Stables ch Clara Carta years BY Imp
Lapiist, dsm Madonna.
SEcosD Of 900 dash Of three mi,i for all agsJ
H. A. Connolly Nanda dam By imp Mar.
grave; betting ae H. Davss Pat MAoy years
by Lexington, dam Goraua. by Eclipse
Wis sandoSu 800 Jackson $50, Groy Sl59