New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-25

to the ballot box on the eth Of next November and an
nounce your intention to sustain your anu tns
parties presented the Empire State. The one Is led
by GEN Barlow the gallant young hero who as he lay
wounded on the battlefield Of Gettysburg said to Cen
Barowl and who redesmed that promise in storming
the lines Of Spotsyvanis, capturing 40 cannon Inc
other 10 led by Gen. Socum whose sword was effective
against Rebel Democrats and whose tongue mas eyer
been against the friends be has fond. The Re
publican party Of the United States, represented Dy
Gen. Barlow and by Gen. Martindale to whose voices
you have Just listened Is Inspired by liberty the
twelve years. animated by Slavery. Liberty inspired
the Republican party, and caused II to give every
every prayer and hope al had all It hoped to have
It's record has been the country the whole country and
nothing but the country. History will transmit to
party since the Creation, has done much for the
world the Republican party In the United States
Applause. Some think It is made Of diseOrdant ee-
ments but tell you It's party the most powerfully
organized for truth in the United States aud tell you
further that those who think that its work is DONE and
that Il may be resolved into its original elements. will
find that this party no created, but that God Al
mighty brought 1t into existence TO accelerate liberty In
America Applause 1t Is party which represents
the better sentiments Of America all the glorious truths
Of statesmen for past ages aud which stands before the
country this day carrying the flag OF justice liberty
and manhood. Mr. Blair came here the other day and
told u.s. or gave to understand that he was the pro-
its work. and therefore no had left 1t. l rejoice
over the brilliant victories we have gained
IN tho field rejoice in the glorious victories We have
gained in Maine, Pennsylyania. ONO and Iowa, zap.
party Is relieved from longer carrying Montgomery
Blair. Tremendous applausel. Mr.. Wilson then
spoke Of Mr. Blars hatred not only to the poor oaes
former for their loyalty to this Government during the
Rebellion. If there are any more Of the same kird let
them CO. Tickets ofleaye will be given them ana no
akad IIauQhtfPl. Republican
were brought into being TO meet the wants OF the coun
try and carry the genius of liberty into the homes
OF the North American Continent. when
il took control of the Government on
the 4h Of March, 1861, under the leadership OF
Abraham Lincoln, seven OF the States were ont OF the
Union and war begun; but with all IL was true 10 US
cherished principles which viii mako the name Of
Abraham Lincoln the brightest light Of the nineteenth
century [Applause 1t put the colored man into our
peaed the fugitive slave law 1t carried through Con
eress the Amendment TO the Constitution, which, when
adopted, will make 1t impossible for slave to tread the
soil VI the American Continent. lAppialse.l The
marty nut in the field two millions Of men. and GOO
sells and has riumphed. IL has crushed ont the Re-
beon. The party and its Chief are broken It's eaders
crawl sppan Up the steps o, 'S SSmr an, r
dom don t mean 10 say its public men are oil good
or all wise but do say that in its ranks are majority
Of conscientious. God.fearng men. And 1 say now
that the party has done nothing to bring disgrace or
shame upon tho country on the contrary, 1t has
brought us through the war 10 an honorable and
u Il
ask your attention, for few moments TO our National
debt
The speaker here discussed at length the bank
ing system, advocating return to specie payments
and dcnouncing that party whose ayowed object was
its Reputation. He then passed on to discuss the i'm
portafce Of the election in this State.
i tell you the duties imposed on the next Congress
are greater even than those imposed on
tie last, and we want the aid Of New.York.
We want her aid In the National banking system. |
Those who have helped carry on this war; and stood by
il always shall shape the course Of the country How
Is Il with this Democratic party that now comes Tor
ward in new garb like Mosbys guerrilas Laughter
more worthy your support than they last Noyem
ber when they stood the Chicago platform, which
demanded an immediate cessation OF nostliit;es Had
away In his wiie's petticoat and lying In prison
at Fortress Monroe. would have been today
OF the head Of the Southern Confederacy.
Never again should they be intruscd with the govern
mept Of the United States can forgive the Rebels in
arms i can forgive the Rebel Dem9crats@tor yoo
before you became O traitor. lAPplsuse Now can
say that until these recant the declarations they
state know there are good men In the ranks Of the
Democratic party but they are not likely TO stay there
long. (Applause.l The Democratic patty has raised
crop Of good men every season during the last eleven
years for the Republican party. Defeat them on the
7th Of November and We shall have an excel.
lent crop of Democrats next Fail Laughter
time has never stood before this nation and represented
spirit Of nationality Of patriotism manhood. liberty
or Justice Ii has never been the champion OF any race
of men, black or white. and now it stands forth
and asks tho people to trust 1t. The
speaker then discussed, In racy style why the
Democrats supported President johnson. when
the latter was Numerically opposed 10
them IN every principle OF his reconstruction saying IL
was because he pardonng their friends, the late
Rebels in arms The speaker ended by eyhorting the
Union party Of this State to elect the Union ticket In
this State and again enirust TO the Democratic
party the control OF the State government
GEN. HINCKs' address.
Gen. HNcKs was then introduced TO the audience
and was received with enthusiastic applause. o said
that there would be speeches in the hall that
night since the audience had listened TO the able and
eloquent speakers who had preceded them. He could
only ask the audience 10 thank God for their victory
which had secured to us united country Republican
government and II we do duty, the freedom OF man
Kind The audience had listened TO Barlow and Martin
dale whose names embazoned everywhere the record
of vaor In the history Of the Army of the Potomac
With such standard bearers, and Sherman and other
noble soldiers, the future OF New.York at least Is
secure These soldiers have kept their oath, and to-
day they return with the old banner bearing upon its
folds In words Of living light: :" Victory, Victory.
Victory; Liberty and the Union One and Inseparabe
Now, and Forever"
CLOSING PROCEEDINGS.
Short addresses we're made by Mr.. WIN. i. Robinson,
Samuel Booth the ticket for Mayor Mr. E. L. sand
erson for District Attorney, and Mr. Henry r. Person
after which thc meeting adjourned.