New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-03


n'n ar Sc ard sang tLo hymn america" aTcr tiiei
lhty aNuLlIcd
LEGION PARADE 20 NEWARK -FErsFNlAIifN-
NWL. ~ TURNOUT.
The various Grant LeeiOns of Newark united
in parade aud made q most magnificent display '"s'
evening As dusk drew and might let her raOie cur
tain down huudre p o. seen harying loHala
the respective hcuuuu tiers OF tne l|srna az"
ana children TUNED cut aidsse hockhs 20 'Ho ,
pa street. along which tls parade was u n"S' osCioc
an was m readiness anu the command %ior~ ., ~ !.
march headed hy Col Vliar ward who lost m arm IN
tho service, and who Is the most popular " ~.
city, The freinghuyscn Engineer Corps ca 80,
music, followed by the varOus Ward l"'el'uS' 'lh''
posed of voters. Fully 5000 mcH VIZ ~ ,iu
The men marched with al elastic IItsu a." ~,
such precision and IN such excellent ttep ar " SUI"
That IN the ranks were many accuslo "ea " ,5Sd u,
aged war" As the co nmand moved doWh ,,
the view WIS matUhCeut-fOr over u!it the ~
~ bnudr Sd V f S. Sc,cd from the gisteng
capes OF the host with skeu flags waving III tue DoeIo
with beautiful banners and bright transE'Iehei's lno
long line pressed H. wsy through the surgng crowd,
whose cheers rent the air echoed and retchocd while
from buidiugtOps, windows, balconies, hnu Nul"
the "od Gag" haunted defiance to CJpperheadlsm'
aud waving handkerchief confessed lho uu!H
that womans sympathy Is still with those VINO 500 70
pcrpetuate the Union Of the iatbcIe WIZ 30 test Je
stain removed The enthusiasm was OF the NC
scuption, only equRed during war times rug ~"
from Vermont had prepared the way anu as ~ ~,
cheer broke forth the working Republicans OF the Green
Mountain State were not forgotten Aier paIauns
through "A number ~ the principal streets the column
marched 10 the residence Of Cornelius Walsh. ESQ., on
Clintou-ave where a solid square formed brau-
tful silk flag "a description Of which WAS gwen IN NE
TRIBUNE "a few days since was presenter % thc
by Dir. Walsh ~ neat and eloquent si"ech n'u ~
bv the Gallant Col Ward behalf OF tl0 Legion AHe
pHrade was subsequently dismissed Inc ulHIhay WIS
one of the most oredtable Witnessed IN tho cty
REPUBLICAN MEETING At PARAMuS n D.
The fTst meeting in Bergen County, on Tues
day night at Union Hail. Paramus, was great success
The hall was sp!endidy illuminated with Grant ana Col
fax lanterns cleo club from Paterson sang several
campaign songs after which the Hon butleI " HoDe
euthuicd the audience for over an hOui ana h1H Win
one OF the best camunign speeches. The han was com
pletely nIled by "a splendid audience Iho DVppNi
rly nj the dril-roo on night was addressed
10y ex-GOv. Price, and was very SHINY atJchucd'
THE REPUBLICANS or PATTERSON, n. J.-Uow
THEY RECEIVED THE NEWS FROM VERMONT
The Republican Clubs are drilling every even
ing, aud have acquired proficiency IN mii'hlhB tuoy
will turn Out AT the meeting Tonight, TIC news Hohl
Vermont yesterday sent mp Republican STOCK. Ifciy
man ON te street DISPLAYED OFF, politics by the gloom or
The smile on his face Republicans who before tOhcedtd
New Jersey the Democracy now say we can carry he
state by working for t Tie class once called t"i-eI-
vativo Republicans" have wholly diSappeaIeu HVui
New-Jcrscy politics.
UNION REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE.
The Committee on Public Meetings Of the
Union Republican General Committee met last evening
M their Headquarters make preparations for tine Grand
Ratification Meeting 10 be held On the evening OF otPl q
The chairman Gen Cochran received encouraging IclOi -
from n the cub committees a resolution was adopted
inviting nll Union Republican Associations, bfdhl anu
i.harvrr nationality German. French Nr- lfl0Ii OF
Hebrew 90 participate, and that they VIII De expected 'o
marcel n procession Co the Cooper Institute Oh tho even
lLg Of tie Grand Ratification Meeting.