New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-04

r,ou have beautiful Grant and COlfax
b,nner in Riyerhead, l. l.
II p. not H. b. Crozier, addressed the Grant
- tho Third and Fourth Wards, Brooklyn. on the
slst.
Mr. Robert Boiling of Virginia, connection
Ice family has written "A stirring letter in support
OF Grant ana Coliax
IL Frechette of Chicago addressed the
r,anob Republicans Of Detroit the Slst The hall was
nled to It's utmost capacity
An attorney of Lafayette, Ind has decampeu
with az 200 pension money collected for poor soei'
ono vote sure for Seymour and the Jr'
The General Committee of the Grant ana
1tax Bcys In Blue will meet at the headquarters COT
uer of Twenty second-st and Broadway tins evening
The Republicans of Lauton, Mich, are work
fn, 10 iu Tanners clubs are organized III every 'o"
snip Gen. stOughton is stumpns 1t on his own stump
The Portland OIe.) Press publishes list OF 81
MEETINGS "a loo addressed by Republican orators WHO
The 4rg,s has but one notice Of aDemocratlc meeting
Gov Baker and Senator Hendricks, the rival
.a,,1.+.. .,r Governor in Indiana, to hold joint
debates throughout the state Tile first one comes on al
Portland ou the 18th
canvass of the surviving members OF Com
navy X l-lh Regiment iNew-lork Volunteers SHOW 90
Tor Grant aud tor seymour They vote as they Fought
And 81 do their comrades.
A great Republican demonstration came OH AT
Indianapolis on the ID. Excursion trains ran TO the
rr.hbormg towns all day. and gIeat torchlisht pro-
ccSsiOu paraded inthe evening.
A Republican paper at Dcs Moines' Iowa.
states that uy actual 80 persons IN the township
who have heretofore been Democrats have declared 'he
iutontion 10 vote for Grant and ColfaN.
A. w. Tenncy of New-Jersey delivered a
most brilliant and effective speech to the Republicans OF
New-Brunswick, ~ j., the %. New-Jersey IS
thoroughly tired OF friendly" Democracy.
Gen. CARL Schurz has arranged to visit Buffalo
Oh the 10th inst and speak his German felowotzens
on the political questions of the day. He also speaks in
Albany. scpt7; Syracuse. septS Rochester scpt's'
The largest political meeting that ever Oc-
Cured in the County assembled at Sioux City Iowa. to
hear GOV stone and Cen OConner, who delivered ring
ing addresses Northwest Iowa will not taInish her
record.
large and enthusiastic meeting of the Grant
nnd Colfav Club Of East New-York was addressed by
Benjamin Van Ripper esq Of n. j., and others, on We'd
nesday evening last. East New-York VIII show solid
front IN November.
John Pope Hodnett met with an enthusiastic
reception Irish population Of Joliet H. on the
8ls Tanners 200 strong escorted Inn to the hotel
The Irisbmen Of Illinois are no more 10 be humbugged
by the false.faced Democracy.
The frce-spcech Reconstruction loving Dem
ocrats of Chicago took possession Of meeting OF irish
Republicans in the Eighth Ward, and shamefuly mai
treated the gallant orator, ssJohn p. Hodnett Our
friends are sui in practice.
The Union Convention met at Riverhead, l..
! on the lst and nominated the Hon. c. A. COnant Of
Huntington for member Of the Legislature Mr. is one Of
lie most trustworthy Of the country and there IS no
doubt Of his election Delegates also elected for the
Congressional Convention, among whom were such men
as Geo H. Sheppard, L. A. Bunce, Edward A. Smith,
Richard W. Smith, and other true men in whom the Union
men can az all times trust. In the evening Major Hag-
serty OF NewYork and Gen. Hyte Of Missouri addressed
a large and enthusiastic audience IN the new Court
House The house filed TO its utmost capacity, and
hundreds could find standing room Grant and Col
fax were cheered to the echo.
One of the largest and most enthusiastic meet
q ever held in Pennsylvania assembled at Allentown
o. Wednesday evening to listen to the great Ger
man orator Carl sehurz Not less than 5000 people
wero in attendance, and the greatest enthusiasm pre-
vailed throughout. brilliant torchhght procession
paraded the accompanied by bands Of music and
beautiful display Of fireworks. Gen. Schurz first ad
dressed large meeting of Germans at the Courthouse
aud then spoke III English TO audience Of over 1000
assembled on the Centre Square Addresses also
made by Prof Miller Of Chicago, Gen. selfIdge Of
Bethlehem, and Others. The meeting adjourned with
nine rOusing cheers for Grant and COlfax.
NEW-JERSEY,