New-York tribune., 1868-10-07
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A large number of Paterson Republicans
have organized rocket battery for political professions
Col A. b. Woodruff will speak at Fleming
ton this evening.
DR.. A. ii. Robinson and the Rev. I. ID.
Shaw speak at Passaic tomorrow evening
George A. Hobart speaks mt Preakness this
evening, and at New-Ahlford on Saturday evening
Senator Buckley and the Hon. II. A. Williams
are stumping the county for John Hill
A few wagon-lo loads of JacksOnians started
for Hackensack from Paterson yesterday to sven the
Bergen County turnout
The Paterson Wigwam was crowded last even
ing 10y enthusiastic multitude to hear Senator Fater
Of New-Hampshire.
The Cavalry Brigade had a tOrch-light drill at
Peace and Plenty last evening.
The Grant Legions of Jersey City, Hoboken,
and vicinity, will turn ont tins evening ana 60 70 Se%
ork for the purpose OF Joining III the grand denonstra
tiOn at that place. --.--r-.-- !. --...-
The greatest Republican meeting of the cam
paign was held at Coopers Point Camden j., on Mon:
N scovel. and Col. +. L. Moss of Missouri.
The Democratic delegates to the Sixth Assem-
y 9y Der ~ eTSn SI oreenye aud Baycnpe met in CONVEX
ton yesterday afternoon aud renomnated Harry Clay
smith for Assembly from that District
The Republicans of East Orange, n j., held
n rOusing meeting Monday evening at the Public school
Rooms The Grant Legion" OF Orange paraded with
Giee Ciub sang campaign airs Mr. John Y Foster Of
Newark, spoke hour and asDalt
The Frelinghuysen Engineer Corps of New
the gift Of number Of ladies Of the ward Col VIM
Ward made the presentation speech The Grant Legion
Of the Tenth Ward Newark, last evening made the
recipients Of flag. the presentation taking place at tho
residence Of Mr.. Robert Fleming, I'm Paclhc-st
The Republicans of the wards named, made
the following nominations last evening" Second ward,
Alderman James Perry; chosen Freeholder. David j.
Canfeld; School Commissioners. John Il. Weeks Board
Of Excise, Frank Rich. Third ward Alderman, VIM >.
stafnsby; School Commissioner, Samuel A. faIrand;
Board Of Excise, Charles A. Beach Eleventh ward Al
German. Xavier Yahe School Commissioning, Nicholas
W. Rutan; Board of Excise, Paul Mndc chosen Free,
holder James b. BOylan. Ninth ward Alderman Daniel
The Bayonne Grant Legion, under the com.
mand Of Capt sevage turned ont IN full force on last
Monday night do honor 10 the President Of the Club.
the Hon d. W. C. Morris, aud 10 Mr. SOon Humphreys,
Mr. j. l.. Schuyler Nj Rnins story, aud other pomn-
ct ctzeus, whose muniiiceut contributions have AZ
f9rded the Of cqupplng the Company They first
marched TO the residence OF Rufus Story where, after
shpents severa patriotic sung Leaving
Tr Storys they marched through the grounds OF Mr..
Fnller Mr. Humphreys and Mr. Schuyler bringing up at
lie residence Of Cen Norris where addresses were de-
iivcred Gen. Morris IN graceful speech, presented
hornuef in behalf OF Mrs Schuyler, 10 Capt Selyage
a,tcr which primary meeting organized, and the
CongressiOnal delegates, T. G. Brown, IL. X. Van Horn
faorce Carragan, aud W. D. Myers were elected dele
(,es 10 the Senatorial and Assembly Conventions. The
IJon H. W c. Morris has been WILDLY spoken OF as
a candidate for the Senate nomination.