New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-04
TIE PRESIDENCY.
Look at this pair, bows

| " Theylook oyery way to see the White Houses
But they will find II is nix arouse,
To two Copperheads to two Copperheadst
Two Copperheadst two CopperheadsL
See how they ran! see bow they runs q T. "o
They run to get into the Presidents chair
But they viii find great General there,
. One who will mako them stop and stare
These two COpperheads these two Copperheadet
Two Copperheads! two Copperneadsi
Hear how they hiss !! hear how they hiss u r..
They hiss at the niger blt want a.. his sid
y But Sainbo is stil little afraid y QalftU-fi H
OF two COpperheads two coppcrhesdsi LKu.n Id.
q Two Copperb ads /! two copperheadsr
See how They. coil see how they coil l9.y 'a,fit-
They coil To destroy our nation again, l q
M But they will find their heads full Of pain. f7f9is
Job For they shall be bruised and both OF them SHIN
1.lJ Two dead COppeIheads two dead Copperheadsf
The Democratic Central Club Of South Cam.
lima has issued circular denying that the Coverings.
proclamation about armed organizations has any apv
cation to the Democratic party Of that state or 3
A large Emancipation celebration was held a
Frederick, Md, on Wednesday Speeches were made -
Gen. c. II. Howard. John M. Langston, Hugh L. Boz
John Kimbal, aud G. W. g. Black. lo l,tRF -
Gen. Packard proved to the people OF Misha.
waka Ind In his speech Of the 24h, that the equal tan
plank In the Democratic platform tar on eyevv
species Of property ad valorem o, ye boated bondAo
ers. '' N -. a.ia1lIl
The Grant men Of Allegheny City, Penn
assembled on the evening the to the Hon
Thomas Williams and others Room could be feusS
In the ball. they organized out doors In spite u
rain then falling Their motto was, ANY rain bat Res
reign. Tod. .yq58 3d. W. ....r-. .,.ni .. e.I.Is -
At late Democratic meeting in Raleigh thu
eolored bands both Republican, were hired and paid LID
orally About as freedmen In the procession buf
they afterward said in the Republican headquarters that
hey well paid for It, They announced their ntsar
ton to vote the Republican ticket. l..r t..
On Monday evening next the Grant and
lax Clubs Of the lid and IYth Wards Of Hudson Oty
N. j., will hold grand mass meeting and suspend
splendid banner across Montgomeryave., near wsrrenr
st. Prot s. NJ. Hewlett, Col. Charles f. Moss CasA
Cloke and John l. Blair will address the meeting.
The Republicans of Iowa are giving the Stats
a thorough canvass. mass meeting Is to be held b
every Congressional district Matt. Carpenter, s, 4
Hmlbut, John A. KassOn Gov. Stout Frank W. Palmss,
Judge McCreary Attorney GENERAL Ingersol. Congress
man Loughrdge, and many others making the tour
the State.
The following letter is published. Mr. Coz.
ton resides In Gloyersyllle:
.a "PErrRBoRo " Y Aug 49, 1885, %
'eMR OTHSTEL GORroE--lhy Dear Sur: am happy -
receive your letter. aud TO be able 70 answer u by sayaa
the nation pay her creditors honesty. TIE NEwYoRx
TRinSE speaks rightly on the na-ncini question; h
your Illends NEAhII oMlIiL-
The Maryland Democratic State Convention
yesterday nominated the following Presidential electoral
ticket: . ~.
Thompson Mason Of Anne Arundel Ist Congressional
District: Albert Constable, I'D Distinct Walter Allen
q. Roberts; Win District, George Peters.
A large Seymour and Blair banner suspended
in the First Ward was struck by the first fash OF Light
ming from Vermont about midnight and quite strip
torn from the bottom OF the conyass containing the
traits andHses of Seymour and Blair If every hash
that comes with the fire between now and Nov 4
takes strip equal size there viii not be much Of any
left
The Republicans of Dobbs Ferry, N. Y, have
an efficient organization, and will hold campaign niece
ing once a week. Horace Greeley will address them On
Saturday evening next Invitations to adde's subseqaeus
meetings have been accepted by tho Hon. Chauncey M
Depew, Col James A. Hamilton Prof John n. PoEeroy
OF the Eew-York University, Gen. VIM Henry Anthem.
Major Haggerty and others . . .. .
A rousing Grant and Colfax Club was organ
lied In Malone N Y, Friday evening last Like Clubs
have been formed I'm Fort Coyngton Bangor, and other
parts of the country Our correspondent says: "You
know Franklin County Is small and is Tot all cleared up
but she always be relied upon for good Republican
majority Present indications that her response VIII
DE clear and unequiyocal IN favor OF Grant and Cofax
November next"
The Republicans of New-Haven are wide
awake and ready for the conflict very enthusiastic
At o'clock banner stamped with the names Of the
Union candidates hung TO the breeze amid tho chess
OF tho immense tbrong beneath the music OF the band
aud the light OF countless fireworks The ball liter
ally packed and speeches made by the Hon. n D.
sporry, J. l. Barbour, aud Dr.. Lorng Of Mississippi.
New-Jersey is wide awake and working
Meetings and speakers announced as follows
Narl> PiGo. Sep, Nams PLleG SEGA
T. K Plnrhorn Clsrssle 81 T. Firg huvssr Morstovn 10
PaaEsota'.. BaIoo9e lanes N hsley. ysrssJ oE'.
z n Pangoorn. Norrstowl ~ l'hn BAr.. amfen...-
A. w. IenHsy CarAsris. 81 Join Morros ls
James hsggcEty. Meturhn. a. = Cke...,.. Hudson Guy
4 ". Rte Newark IOayis Bell Bsronns
John T. Foster FrsnhtoEn siCbaes Moss... Hndsos City,
s. ~ Hewlett. Hudson 7tEharles FreucbosH
~ eWltt Msvs LAnig SlA II Rhhiason RhwAv.
3 NJ Mult.le James u. shepard renyils.
john C0thrsre 10 c. N. Depeg Newark.
william IL. Gss..~JsrseT City,. 81 ...I '
An enthusiastic Republican meeting was held
at the COurt-Touse IN Danve, Putnam Co., Ind on the
23h Gen NJ Lee OF Connections made an eloquent
address. occupying two hours anda-haf IN which he
maintained the cOnsttutonalty Of the Reconstruction
acts Congress reiuted charges OF extravagaDce and
corruption; proved by the record that the Democrats
party was now the party OF treason and rebelon
that the success OF Seymour and Blair meant another
revolution while the election OF Grant md Cofax would