New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-31
me- POLLS. The speech was applau''U 'H'OOs-'"" 90"
Ne meeting was great success

pi wy - oeeed in November next they Wouiu Iehe"
e. ~ hoyrors Of civil wal" ....
letter from BOrdentown, n, j., says:
"a a~sssh the Hon Mahon Hutchinson did not receive
lx alton for Congress in this district, tnat GEM
Always good saunch Republican rolls up b nS
yss ana goes INTO this canvass more vigorous!
ever we css platoon of tanners in front and two
Sstoons Of carpet IN the rear @ M e MAYER
SVsrsin better spirits
large and beautiful Grant and Colfax flag
sDSto the breeze at Haynes Mill, Peru, w. Aug
va o. EXERCISES were participated in by T. p Miller,
T. -, New York City, aud Chas. H. Haynes OF Pitts
q. Ness The fig was raised amid the repeated
N0'- ~ the asse mbed pOpulaoe Peru is small town
oorg the mountains where there Is neither motel
49,. RIM shop, and, consequently no democrats
Tse Buffalo Express speaking OF the Repub-
vas. meeting held there on Thursday night says
seldom seen even IN tae neat OF the 9GeS
smpe, by any political demonstration as evinc
Iin oatpouring multi GroToe s s1TSS nsIc ans
SeaT We had expected nothing IKE H. We haa not
looked for anything 50 impIesse camnsiSn Nv 'A'
onanine stage OF the demonstralNe canPASn' i..
= meeting of the Clarkstown Grant and
cofax Club was held at this place Oh Fruay evening
which rbe attendance was large, and the enthus
ps ~ THE meeting was addressed by d. Blau.
hsu' n wcAdam after which many names were
tbo LIST OF members This is the first time In the
s.ov ~ Roekand county that the Republicans nave
.opr enough to effect such an organization IN the
place 49,.
{. The Republicans of TarTytown, n. D., are
;,,rinc uDop the enemy's works" handsome banner
"a thrown 10 the breeze Friday evening, at O'CLOCK
md the cheers Of the people assembled and the strains
smar,ia music At o'clock, the hall OF the Grant ana
C,ay Club was densely packed, to hear Gen. l. NJ i'e
~ Missouri The next assault on the Ne"-iOiA pA"'
H.. ,fwr may
rbep Judge Van Colt will address the peope-forWard
forward. ....
AtUpton. Iowa, on the Goth inst was held the
Ar,t Joint discussion between F. W Palmer, Republican
and Cad Bryan, Democratic, candidates Tor Congress
om the With Congressional District OF this State About
s persons were present Mr. Palmer opened the discus
son in mastery manner set forth and defended tue re-
construction Of Congress- pronounced Dy the
democratic party to be unconstitutional null and VOID
Bryan followed IN "a speech which fell Ike pan upon
the Democrats.
The Republicans of Washington county, Ind,
are wide awake the Importance Of the present can
yass They are organizing companies OF the Flghtng
Boys IN Blue aud Grant Guards in all the townships OF
VIA county and perfectng their organizations so as to
make it as effective as possible On Tuesday last very
r,s and enthusiastic meeting held at Salem There
was not less than LOCO persons in attendance and that
more enthusiastic meeting has not been held in Washing
Bon county for years.
On the 18th inst, the Copperheads had
rf1fi rally at Hamburg. Fremont county, Iowa. They
had an immense time-an 1910 kind Of procession,
and women on horseback thirteen old in Revolution
ary regmentsls, long speeches and many Of them. etc.,
ete The horses Of Democrats were gsGy and literally
brnamened with mbttOes ana blntng-and one build
ing Rebel fao-the dead STAR and Bars" OF dead
Coufederacy-were boldly up above the Stars and
spes aud there AOated unmOlested the admired object
'oiDemOcratic eyes. .
The Teutonic heart of the sturdy old Tenth
Ward Of Cincinnati gOwed with red heat Of Republican
enthusiasm on Friday night Five thousand tickets had
been sold for the grand concert at Loewep Garden in aid
i the fund from which 1000 Grant Guards had been uni
rmed for the campaign. While these Guards were max
anS march. splendid torchght procession, through
hhe Ward and then fling into the Garden, dense crowd
ef citizens with their wives and children, were assembling
There under the trees in the light o; the tranpaetces
The Hon. Vim. EggIestss was the principal speaker.
There is something significant in the manner
~ which the New-Orleens Democrats ignore the first
name SA their National ticket. In the papers we find
ksports Of meetings Of Democratic Clubs" " Blair
Enybts "Blais sentnels,p and Blair Guards '--the
tter title should be pFonOupeet slowly 70 aSsd 1bPeas
ni mistakes-but no mention Of the Hon. Horalo Sey-
sour It "a noticeable too that in the speeches pade
bOre them, the Of Gen Blsr is frequently men
kOned and received with applause, but Mr. Seymours
rarely heard least does not get into
Ae newspaper reports.
N Friday was memorable day for the Repub-
tcanl Of southern Illinois One Of the largest and most
enthussste political gatherings witnessed Egypt
was held at Carbonate, the home Of John A. Logan on
shat day. 1t spontaneous outpoung of the people
enough for the people Of jackson and surrounding
Counties 20 know that John A. Logan would speak at
parbondale on certain day The meeting held in
delightful grove situated the western lmits OF the
town. The General advertised 10 speak at o'clock,
bat long before hundreds had betaken themselves
the grounds for the purpose Of securing choice seats
noticeable feature and that rjoiced the hearts Of
~ good men, was the number Of ladies' that glsddened
sbs occasion with their presence really seemed as II
hvery farmers wife and in the country on
the ground. r.t ....- ...r .-..t.rr r...I 80
The meeting of the Republican State Central
Committee of Maryland, held in Baltimore Friday, to
tnaugurae for initiating active campaign In
Maryland, very largely attended, ell parts Of the
State being represented. The President Of the Commit
Pc made bret address reviewing the encouraging cir
eumssncee under which the party would enter the
csmpagn and exhibiting the good grounds that existed
for believing that the Republican vote in Maryland would
phOw large increase this Fan Judge GoldsbOrOugh,
and others Of the Presidential Electors who we're pres
ent In consultation with the Committee also spoke In the
same spirit The representatives from the IVth Con-
ressona District united in expressing the opinion that
VITA hearty vigorous effort, the Republicans would be
seble to elect their candidate ..loI
Gen. Schenck candidate for reelection to
tongrrss from the lid Ohio District on arriving
nome at Dayton on the 10th inst made the following re-
parks. IN response 70 the speech Of welcome:
i" He had one word 70 say about the canvass He was
rad that the issue 70 fairly and squarely made Ther
No heating behind the bush -Four years ago ia tbs
@ast Of the war; cur Oppnents, afraid OF tine rugged
5-sae dad not frankly ay0w their opposition me war
ae1 being fought TO establish the liberties Of the
fspHbie but they stole Candidate from ranks 70
ye their masked purpose. Two years afraid yet
declare themselves, they chose for their leader in this
eisttet, SOlder who bore the scars OF honorable