New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-21

I al rea.s well but means uottlngi Laughter.
party that having placked oct u ueH riiA' 10 "'u
CopYerheld names yet retain them Tor Us oEaioTs
party that expects u gain position ana power rom me
hands q such men GOdfry GuutheT' your
Mayor l.heeIs and hssesl the man who refused
/ 10 illurinafs the Citv Of NeW-HorS IN honor
81 the victories II Grant and Sherman and
Sheridan immense cheers ald VINO tax tofAp 1Uout
botnc out te proud record II the ast ABOUT burning
and taar rg tie fa,s yogr soldiers bore on IN" te-
fields Shal BE- the men WHO openly and hun0y aE9o
crpd o. The PEG T. Of the South because they cou nov
assist them with men and srHst Immense cheering
Shall il be- Horlr0 seymour hisses, who, 10 the c'!
~ NovY ors c,l "a mob hs friends when they we're
numbering your women ana children burning uoNH
your t0wus and dwellings, who told thein " 80 L~s,
that tlev had carried tie JOSE iI enough
20 he from men Wlo cautd a CvHi -.'lVl 80
declared tie War fanrp. ara SAID We stouu
have peace az once and denlpGed an hfml7'Ne.
Nov soy to Cen S.ocuu, aud toJohn an buren anI
10 Horato Seymour and 20 Godfrey Gun-eT, mot d'
tie good Democrats that Almighty God Pc llis ~ i've
I are the Union party - TO day. Nociern's queer
| Ing There vas young lady who taught a se49''
Z ich wu' t0 b. visited by some en- Lent tflheS'
fore thew cane sic .lgxnt the children what 70 say IN
forming Of the children that when asked VINO mae
him, he must respond God The next one We ia,
str1-ed when receiving tie question, " Wnat dld ne
q ke YOU forF to reply: a" To gloriiy Him.. when il'
diVines made their appearance the little Joy drilled III
the fret query Lad OntliLed PERMISSION TO 70 o1S o
doors. and when ne question
made youir vns Put to the reN b0y'
/ he accort ingly answered. ITO glorify MN me
re.,n was epaatfd over and over again with no BET
ter result wnen at ast smother yOungser at TIE ipOt
of the class e.ucidated the position by saying ets'
I sir the boy whom God made has gone out al doors
| lLlurlterl Now, this. sald Gen. hl'iaflcH i W.
/ case vito trc Dcmocfpt0 party. Ana 3" il vas W.
the North when the mrs. shot struck the WoLs oil Suh
ter lLau-hterl When came, continued ne 'ou-
e-ol 10 road the resolutions IN which the DcuoerItc
party made deliberate attack upon TIE credit
of tho Nation. ! made up my mind that me
conversion 81 that party was not real me
Democratic patty vii iopulmte the ImIC1H
which they have now soften w, as thew nave Ipudl
at.d ~ cir former platforms Their object - cleItIt
in rent states here II Il proof ian 80 lar as
John Van Buren, Is cOEccrned H stands al the he"u
Of that CLIQUE OF German Jews, who. when they were
going IA elect Little Mac, invested Their funds IN S0n-
Tolerate bonds. The idea IS simply ms JoAh van
B1ren now discovers hat G'vernmert ohds are corr
10 he ~ usri Belmont buys up Oh OF the ne p'sso!
can from weak widows and orphans, and there l. ne"
speculation. Laughter aud cheers. But say tAdt
Gen. Socam. HoIalo Seymour GodIey Dnntner
best interests Of the state. te them hey had better
sacrifice every political prinsPe as Wen aS persona
interest than 90 tfis. sayto tue So1th, II y,n VIII
! 'DpsecI tie the bones ~ our -ldlEbl'I'd prNeH ,
epr,e ,Vd ahase the memory Of Ab abam Lincoln pnd
deIfg the bones " John Wilkes B0oth let Capt Wirz
and loft Davis cross the world In feedou Dut DO not
sacrfce the nation, faith They strive 10 degrade
the negro with filthy ep.het-, bat ten tlem tnat
/ 10000 T., gro soldiers did more ier TINS
country than all their CoPPeTaead follow follow
egs in the land. Tremendous cheering
IL is mean Il d cont,rp,ibs 70 kick poor dog-H7nch
mar, man md coulf 1iJs 10 Kick p00r ntgro-rt0
beside has (onRti fer his ard yor country 'feat Ap
Andr.w johnson puts it--with the Suites. III NeT.
York wants her negroes 10 vote let her say 500 II
North Carolina doesn't wat her negroes 10 wore le,
her say So lCheers, mingled with hlssfsl Vt 81 Tue
soldiers who went out 10 Git the Rebel flag, the New
York soldiers deserve The highest praise 60. ASA
Cen Slccum He viii tell YOU II your own born
WHO won rs bittles. go. Ask Grant Sber.
nan and Hooker. Go, ask Gen bARL"",
tremendous eheerngl aud ,you WI receive
even greater assurances OF the gadntry and worth OF
New.York troops. The speaker here referred IN eo'
quont terms 10 the memory Of the lamented Wads'
worth. Rice and Ellsworth, and then addressed TIE
! soldiers, Of whom there were large number IN the
hail. Soldiers YOU tonight 10 stand firmly 70 the
memory OF your fallen comrades and the principles Tor
which you fought nobly. Men Of ali parties have
: only cone nere TONIGHT for amusement. If you have
no regard for the welfare vi your State let me ask yon
In Gods name 10 stand by the Union party OF the
persisted in TIE war viii be numerically gorihed, though
/ And DER their cold ashes ,,phmi1 them;
Bot no hing tiry'l wreck II they et them sleep
In the rave where tLeL yAlol lad aid thcm'
The conclusion Of Gen, Klpatreks address was sp.
plauded as warmly as its inception.
Music and a very crcd;ab.e rendering OF patriotic
; End humorous songs fIom tie Anderson Union Cleo
: Club followed when Mr.. Daniel :. Dickinson being
/ loudly called upon arose, and spoke rs follows
Mr. picKISsoSs ADDRESS.
/ Mr.. Dickinson reviewed the course Of the
Democratic party duri-g the war which succeeded IN
spe Of their opposition He declared himself resolved
10 act with those who have no scenes 10 smut ana no
new record b make up tie premises 50 lo1g AS their
record is f1ir and against the organization which en-
barrassed the Government In lis time OF tnbuallon
/ and Pronounced the war, upon the success OF Nnch
humaniiys hope depended, failure. The Union ticket
j. made up Of true men. when true men were needed
The Albany platform, be thought, would have been a
great improv ment on The chicago patiorm' ADOPTED
a. that time. The country would not believe ia e'eF'
euth.hOur repentance President JohnsOu's history
during the might furnish test d. which 70 Try the
sincerity Of the present support rendered him ny the
Democracy. Mr.. Dickinson discussed at length the
policy of the President and declared his opinion that
the Southern states have been out OF the Inon
A. % ter representatives, IN Congress n any state
sends dslOs al improper members the redress OF the
Federal Government is ample and rests with the two
Houses OF Congress. They are sole aud exclusive
Judges Of the qualification ~ members, and OF their
rights 10 seats and may admit reject seems 70
the members Of such houses Just and proper AID this
decision is final He had DOUBT that negro suffrage
would eventually be adopted by al the States though
considering IL a state question exclusively.
Letters were then read rom Secretaries Stanton and
mccullough Gen. Barlow and others expressing their
regret at being unable to attend the meeting aud offer
Inc the fullest sympathy with aud support Of its obeets
GEN. cARYs SPEECH.
I At the conclusion Of Mr.. Dickinsons speech
there we're loud cries Of Greeley, Greeley from all
parts Of the ball The chairman announced that NJ.
Greeley would speak after Gen. Cary Of 0hio Whom he
begged 20 present TO The audience Gen. CARY, on
coming forward. was received with immense cheering.
waving OF hats. haDdkerchiefs, &c. He said:
have been announced from Ohio the fret farm in
which passed the ordinance OF l1 declaring that
neither slavery nor involuntary serytude should exist
north Of the o 10 River. Applause From that state
that furnished 3i soldiers the Union army; that
furnished Grant, and Sheridan, and sherman M
mense cheer;ngl from a state that has recently by
vote OF 20 900 Al home determined that the country
al be safe and shall still be in the bands OF those who
love tle Union, Applause We are here tonight to
each other that this Oil flag