New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31

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revolution which has changed the whole aspect OF our country
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byonS oSer men, had pushed on the political s against he
South until he may partly claim to have done most Of az %
wise could save Union and stop waste
life and treasure he made the attempt and the wild herd
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crowds drowned the words Of charity and The ishfsned
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whose Journal read by the educated and thinking portion OF
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that Its arihs oppressed honest industry and hea WIN
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that the Southern States kept out OF me Cboh DC
rSo wo15 ~, for The %eesi here and for the
nteross Of agriculture IN the North There rs
in Mr. Wendell PhIpss statement in the hall wien he SAID
acted in accord with Massachusetts, Another editor, who
ss d tn so brutal e by tSe bail Of oce and be has
been 80 tossed upon their horns that neither he can tell
sse Who sTe learned fhe Illuminating Truth Kot their sb
ties less than the blood rage and ng % men
ship by ouranning in gnobe race brutal and stupid Dgo
While feel no Friendship for thee msn ana EGe n a1
when those most hued 70 guide grea Pni eesoae me he
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party dare not speak out te honest thoughts q acl oa tne
Congress violent that dangerous to leave open the
eat break n the circle Of orr national unity and who gee that
BY steaIthy steadily fastening upon the country system
oil taxation which will zurich then the cost Of the genepl
the country they cannot go rid minority, BY
Of Senatorial power stop the passage Of good law Or
s sS. co@&it,ees Of the senate ha. been rseS INTO
The hands Of the menheps from The smail states
These thugs admitted by honest men while adroity they
the black will be reaied unless the North protects them
by Constitutional Amendment Now s the duty Of al men
lin up the black much they IL matters hot how
they were brought into their present condition The People Of
mercy 70 take care Of and educate the negroes the South
and 70 elevate them as high IN tie soeia and political scale az
can be ene This duty vii a upon the people 81 the South
In any They aud their IDEAS viii the south dee
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system soyernmentwe believe they viii most certainly DC
this duty well We mast do one Of two hings We must ayc
this matter in the hands Of the people who lave every
nosise and 10 make ibe blacks ussOi intelligent and
islisgo eiiize5s o. to ie"ye WIN the sgesn oDd
question 10 be decided at this election is shall the State Of
add fuel the fumes which threaten 70 destroy The
Unionl The end Of long and bloody civil war which
tested 10 the utmost the strength Of our Geyenmsnt anu
taxation and gu6s5ns Of Constitutional law Of Executive
and Congressional power Of military and judicial authority
future il is pToposd 70 add TO by derosng he
President This act is to be done az .ime when party spirit
and Is 70 he made precedent for c auie shifting political
power We NOT 70 stand before the s1d O. people VIC
upon war ac;ions the very tie enemies Of oar eoa
ny have charged that all sys ss e g sps
danger in the railways married out " cur opponents
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diseOrd bat he ,elnk O az parties soy'sn N ss
Of its own action In syey instance hose IN power have
BON 70 year gene tsyond thsr own TsrSss sss e
Keep tem within the boands which Their evn sober adr,ss
ssenScy Secured By sss ass sss6n they wish 70 zee
seson o. Congress repeated because there
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the country have much TO fear IRON violence and corruption
their point abuses lay bare the eorrnp
tons which growing up in as orernmens aud parties
II does Eet uphold the Conservative and able msn
we lave placed in nomination IL will not only ndoyse that
which has done Washington but Il win be understood
demanding acts Of violence and discor The theory
neither 40 beyond safe limits Those who framed our Con-
suion contemplated authorities as .ns p"ODe sOod
Mr. Seymour then closed with sulogy Of Nh HOFFMAN and
predicted his election.
spEEcH on AR. PRuyS.
Mr. Pruyn followed M Hoffman, and wac greeted with ap
psnse tie said that he almost stranger n New FORK
but rather 10 the fact that he placed eide by side upon the
ticket with the Chief Magistrate OF the city ana o.
yrea, The pospsrty and perpe,ay Of It's
dwe length upon the importance Of The sssss q ns Gay
to meet that with entire upanmiy and discrimination
had been his fortune heretofore to act win the Wig and re
because be believed that party now stood where and tee
Republican had both stood during the war but where the
hsd declared and he In favor OF permitting the con
ss' n e.oas Of 1f hpy taught rs t. Se
nous fallen enemies When the victorious lego1s oil
pie were enrolled as citizens Of the great empire and mercy und
nsgnauimiy everywhere followed the Imperial standard
Louis xviii when ne came 70 .ns S %
on bloody revolution Here the American people were soyer
pd S. ' gsss os ss than e
% France the ruling house Of England he believed es
the power lodged In tho people safely lodged and that cy
who had been 90 would be sgnaninous peace
oTHkR SPEECHES,
Judge PARKER Of Albany introduced He brought a
gloomy story from up the country and hue OF green and
yellow melancholy over the audience BY telling then pS,oa
City NUT all alone He praised the metropolis IN high
terms and ss belonged the lofty honor o. having Dees
over the land This supposed 10 refer obquey to he
suppression Of the orphan asans The speaker nlorpso
.,a,Se Of at session relating to Brokers and
that Democratic Judges TO rule u aneons'sa
then ssed pulpit for having been true 70 universal nee
dom another sv war could .c,TSe be pre-
The Chairman next introduced NsjerGea slocuu who was
received with enthusiastic cheers He We'd With the previous
speaker in praise of the patriotism Of New York Cy ne seil
he people Of the State raying now Tor we pooy VI
Andrew johnson and the election OF John Holman Just
they rallied when Fort Sumter was nrsd on or wnep pa
Run lost he then proceeded At some ssmh
10 draw Horace Greeley as the representa-
tive man of the Radicals and Alexander stephens as rep
reeentsye the Southenere by which be ro'e TO aeno
srae that Mr. Greeley the real disunions and stephens
| the gsnaine patriot
sp The LOST eew Judge Parker and warned the audience
that another civil result the Democracy were nos
retained 70 power ..,s h.,., .Dssch.. and