New-York tribune., 1868-09-12


pagn. Large and enthusiastic meetings arc being held
daily, and the very feeling prevails throughout
entire ranks At present tho prospect Is that the Repub
hcans will carry the State by alarger majority than
they did in when it reached nearly 10000 including
the vote of the soldiers in the field.
The commissioned officers of the Grant and
Colfax Clubs OF Albany have made Capt. =. II. White
their Colonel Capt. White commanded the famous Mer
camille Battery through all its glorious service forty
battles and carries upon his person many honorable
wounds lie enjoyed the confidence Of Grant and Sheri
dan in the field and to do his part toward ee
waiting his old General to the Presidency.
At the great meeting of the New Haven
Boys in Blue" Tuesday Of last week, fine flag, In
scrbed with the of candidates. Grant and Col
fax swung to the breeze where it will wave in tr
umph through the November election. The hall was
crowded and standing room was hard TO obtain.
The from Vermont was received during the meet
ing and 1t stirred up whirlwind Of enthusiasm.
A Union Republican Club has been organized
at Hastings, n " under the Presidency Of Prof Pom
eroy Of the University, and numbers 100 members
splendid banner has been raised and weekly meetings
are held every Wednesday evening At its meeting last
Wednesday one of the Vice-Presidents, Mr. James W.
Hale was the chair, and the Club addressed in
eloquent by c. c. Van Ripper esq Of New-Jersoy,
and by the presiding officer
The Grant and COlfax Club for Newcastle
Of weekly meetings ON Wednesday evening large
gathering OF ladies and gentlemen present Eloquent
addresses made by the Hon. Elliot c. Cowdin, VIM.
IT, Robertson, NJ c., and Geo. w. Hoxie esq OF \. y.
The Buteri G. Noble Ex-Governor Of Wisconsin, is
engaged for the next meeting Tuesday Sept l5 and the
only regret is that there will not Dc hall large enough
accommodate the people who will turn out to hear him.
Sept was the grandest and proudest day
for the Republicans OF Indiana that witnessed.
The great meeting OF the friends of Grant and Col
fax held at indianapolis, that day, exceeded in
bers enthusiasm, gorgcousness land inspiring display.
and political paraphernaa, any political meeting ever
held in the West not excepting the monster meetings OF
ls4O and lsA Not less than $1,000 people present
The railroads taxed to their full capacity during
Tuesday afternoon, Tuesday night, and Wednesday
morning transport tho o thousands who attended
the meeting Delaware County alone sent 1900 dele
gates. Wayne Henry, Hancock, Shelby Decatur, Dear
born, johnson, Bartholomew, Jackson Morgan, Hen
dricks, Putnam, Ngo, Boone Tippecanoe Howard, Mi
ami, Madison, Randolph and indeed all the other coun
ties situated the line of railroad poured out their
thousands to the meeting The people also in mon
wagons, their farm wagons in spring wagons, in
bugges, carriages horseback and afoot, literally
filling and erOwding the streets.
The people of Spuyten Duyvil were astounded
the other day by the that the grandes
Democratic meeting Of the TO be held in the
cncs Of that beautiful and classic vicinity All the lead
ing Democrats including Horato Seymour Thomas "
Hendricks, Geo. II. PendletOn John B Haskn, Thomas
c. Field and Charles Squire, invited 10 be precent
and address the meeting The Democrats headed by the
gallant Gen Even whose title represents the yalor OF
many hard fought field, turned ont in great numbers
coming even from Yonkers. Fordham, and Tubby Hook
They had surrounded a corner grocery when 1t was
found that instead OF Seymour Hendricks, ana Haskln
there was nobody address them but Isaiah Rynder-
The burden OF Rynders's speech that GEN Butier
would not be allowed 10 Hell because the DeVH
hadn't spoons enough for his family. The Democracy
of Spuyten Duyy felt very much disgsted IL is pro-
posed I'm a few days 10 have a grand Republican rally
speeches il is thought will be made by distinguished cit
izens Of Spuyten Duyvil Among others, d. NJ Carter
Waldo Hutchins, Hiram Barney, Theodore NJ. DaYlsJ'
T. Whiting and +. b. BIanobard, VIII take part.