New-York tribune., 1868-06-13
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| ID; Campbell, E. c. Cowdin, and Isaac Fl. Bailey,
ODE "Our Standard Bearer written expressly for the
occasion There win be also the attractions OF band
GERMAN GRANT AND CoLFAx CAMPAIGN CLUB.
A spirited meeting was held last evening at
the Gernanla Assembly Rooms consisting OF representa-
city, for the purpose Of organizing German Grant and
Cofax Campaign Club for the city aud county The fol-
President. Dr., A Jacobl First Vice President. Gen:
Kryznowsh; Second icePresldent, H.. Mary; Third
l. Ress; Recording Secretary Carl wirth Treasurer b.
Schultz at its head After the transaction OF other
matters Of detail Il was resolved to hold Ratification
meeting at the Germania Assembly Rooms on Fri
day evening, the l9th inst.
THE MASSACHUSETTS DEMOCRACY.
BosToN, June 12.-The delegates to the
Democratic National Convention met IN tbe Parker
clded to make the Fifthave Hotel their headquarters
but did not commit themselves To any candidate.
New-Jersey Republican Convention for the
nomination of Governor aud Electors July 0.
A Vermont paper says that whole State is
blossomng out with Grant clubs
The Rochester On. " Union indorses the Hon.
sandfod E. Church for the ON the Demo
cratic ticket
Vermont Republican State Convention for
nomination Of Governor Governor Treasurer
and Presidential Electors July
Mr.. Valandigham declares that Gen. Dix
tal candidate than Gen. Burnside.
Montgomery Blair is vigorously working
Hancock, L.
Blair, as the Democratic candidate for President
The Chicago Times hopes that Mr.. Chase's
vote and influence will be used TO aid Mr. Pendleton
The Times is fine example OF hopefuness under deui
The Hon. William NJ Converse of Connecticut,
a member of the Democratic National Committee, has
announced his purpose to vote Tor Gen. Grant Tor Pres
The young men of Newton, n. j., have formed
ripstavng Grant and Colfax club, aud will make Jack
ROgerss old district quake with Republican thunder in
November next.
The Cincinnati Enquirer assails Speaker ColfaS
because he offered resolution for the expulsion OF Alex
defeated
The States which have instructed for Mr..
PendletOn Ohio. Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Nebraska,
Oregon California and Kentucky and he is understood
to be the first choice of Wisconsin, Minnesota. Maryland,
aud Tennessee.
The Cincinnati Enquirer is making daily ap-
peas to Pendeton folio gers to visit NewYork mafsa
the Fourth IL says the fare the round trip will bo
$5 including board on the trip The projectors consider
washing extra.
Senator DOolittle has been suggested in soma
quarters candidate the Democratic ticket for the
Vice Presidency. Mr.. Vaandgham scouts the idea and
alleges that the Wisconsin Senator has no brains Doo
little thinks otherwise.
Brick Pomeroy says: "The Radicals insult
the Intelligence OF the American people in the offering OF
an ignorant bOor like Grant claiming only that 'he
whipped the Rebels John Morrissey fought wel-6etter
than Grant" Ergo John is Bricks candidate for Presi-
dent
A floating paragraph says that the successful
slate OF the Democratic National Convention VIII be made
up at Saratoga within weeks The chief wire puers
have already engaged rooms there and the preliminary
movements and overtures will be made within the COM
ing week.
A grand Republican County and River mass
meeting is to be held at Newburgh on July Gen John
A. Logan, Gen. James W. Nye, the Hon John A. Blhs
ham, and Ex-Governor George s. Boutwell,, are 10 DO
present The meeting will probably be the largest ever
assembled on the Hudson.
The complaisant disposition of the Southern
Democrats the subject of the national DEBT Is wen
illustrated by John Forsyth OF The Mobile Register who
tells Northern Democratic editor: DO what you please
with the public debt-pay IN gold IN greenbacks or
repudidte Il ia toto. and we are with you"
Gen. Sickles, at the close of his Grant speech
at Milwaukee, very appropriately quoted from Iehnysoo
on the Duke OF Wellington, as follows;
He rs greatest yet with least petense,
Great IN COUNSEL great
The greatest captain Of bis time,
RICH SAVING COMMON SENSE
! The LowelI (Mass.) Courier says; Mr.. Chase
is dead in love with the Presidency, and will do any
thing in reason to obtain it, at che expense OF POI
ntcal aposacy. The Democratic party is sufficiently
hard up FOR a candidate who viii make show to
swallow the great Beelzebub of Radicalism If t
sugar-cOat him with so thin dressing OF Demoe-
racy."