New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-23

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&C, a. c ILe OIL PAINTING Of Gen. Gaarv For Gov
81 UINl We have done our dg'y 10 tha
p,lss ana ,,b il'Saa TO- DO It At the polls Right
=, Wlo refused the soldiers 49, Ue.,t5
Cym,T "Schaylkill Haven Dsieya,ion:' Good
Ge1ry Cub Of Ofwigsburso S0pl 1-I Loya Men
| Shall Govern" 4" Wen Make Treason Odions1 . 1t
cn Again, Boys and On to Victory "llahony City
CIubF "L0ral Men Must Rule" "Calyanzed Rebels
Must Take Back Scsts" "TLe Mountains are Abaze for
& cary Let Booths Presdel be Aware Of the Idos Of
DC, ober.' Marietta Club" LOO men q Marietta is
Wide make -, Ashland Inland Geay lluo we VOC as
but not NccOnlng 10 Moses III. "Tamauq IA Geary Club
lSo men Leespor Delegation" Lees 'or o. X. for
Gearv." 70 ID IA. Vols with battc-hag of eTiment-l0
men Ian easter Delegation" "Geary CLUB of Lin
coin and Vcil 'ity." Warwick Club is So the
Union" Gen. Geary, the Soldier and the Pt,not"
Union men for Congress- not those who killed, mSmed
and starved our co urades and ourselves in Andeonyc,
Libby and Saulsbu W. Soldiers vote they fougat,
AGAINST Rebels In the front and Rebels in the rear"
Columbia Delegatio IA company of women and l4G
mon "Geary League IF BirdsbOro." awe vote for the
man that fought for h is country "Clymer siock-no
sale al Birdsboro." II a' same on coon; 'he hero
the statesman the patrorS choice, Pennsylvania will rat
ifv tbe Conventions choice "Tweniy wagon loads Of
miners and Manufacturers" pennsylvania wfll ratiiy
the amendments TO the Constitution Large poI-
tmsof Generals Grant and C'eary.
"Cumru Delegation" about 81 y men, Old Cumru wants
Hester Cymer to stay at home l2o cavalry "Cumrn
organized ten mule team dew large wagon con
tanning about 40 operatives, and banner Mount Penn
Iron Works solid Scr Geary,' Ghmu will be o. X. IN
October a nPnhany
large number of wagons detSed with evergeens
aud flowers and party had an immense hornets nest
upon a pole "Alsacc Delegation" IN members in mule
teams; "Treason must be made otous" small
cannon made the weIkin ring th'y passed along.
"Gen Gcary-the hero of Lookout Mou raln; Equall-
tv aud Justice to all men, "mors must be punished"
delegation in wagons "Lchgh and Lancaster vi enter
arm in ann" "Clymer will be shcved il, Octobsr St
Glare Club-3J0 men aud several Gags
The meeting was called to- order about u m, ana COL
VIM D. Thomas of Philadelphia made chairman Win
three hearty cheers long list of ofcersum eight dit
fcren counties read and the following fes"iuufiS
adopted The Committee on resolutions repHed the 'oi
lowing: .,o-,
Wdoa That we give praise aud thanks to Alishiy God
in that has vouchsaied unto Us fun and compete tot
over those sought during four long years oil sody w
destroy this the last altar " the rights OF man hpoh "h
10 base free nstutons-tbai the black ana s'a
slavery which cassed The dark and heatsen nations
Of the earhhas last been botied out and IN "a our Land
no man cav say o his fellow man. Thou art mine. .
Res0rsJ Tnat dFbt OF lasting gratitule 10 tue
TING down he ave holders wicked bloody Reb Hon. and
pedaa 10 them their wives and Orphans poec'D sup
port and whenever within our power to give t9e
Rssoi That joint resolution which passed the Con-
gress Of th United States BY t~ohirds vote proeosign
paau !. VI. MI, I5 "a Go O0 Of orr treasgrr-that
in the pe spirit which acuaed foreiathcra u proclaim
the clar,tion Of Independence m 'o we most heai
doIse tho iI, section Of tns % ] Hereof
As also Il future protection as wei no pesnl or
provides equa1ng representation IN Congress and ~ The
College and declare our ayowo4 hostility non and
f0rrr aSansi the admissn1 Of TIE states 4'e 10
unol basis representation which gives 10 the Soh hAF
per power IN ConeFs' IN th 'eetora Noc'e hh
equal sumbcr Of who people ~ me NORTH NIL ,e u
c,n excluding al periurd Rebels from eligibility To oihcc
hearty and unqualified approval 49,, 49,. ,,,,.
R,,ud That the true Interest and purpose OF tc IoicJ
laid down by Andrew johnson Que nan made Fgsnt % D.
Wilkes BOOTH rcsurrec from oblivion aud disgrace We
Democratic party which Tor s ehonahe oonf'e usrs W,
consigned 10 tie torb o. e't LASTING ,Lawy hhI
shame and bel eve that tie success 81 saii Policy No
turn back the wheels Of ress generation 10 our couh!
~j5aa 70 T, 10 Mu en- JOHN GEARY c stand
bearer Of the Republican party Of cnns''anA We Hso
combined the true principles Of The soldier auq
H.ss a Inc
aEu Mai ANpREw G. CURTIN the good and loyal
Governor 81 Penusy has well earned TIE noble ie -
thc soldiers friend. and 10 retiring IRON tH'
P,l-Si Tb1, Henry j. Rlvmond who made Chairman
NJ me National Republican Executive Co1Uitce - iAe Va
tof IFaon Contention OF l-Il which nominated Aiai IN
Lincoln To- Precedent OF the jutd oaitr N Ni' '"'.-
lowed lead q the Infamous Andre" Jg--on ana WIN
hm Turned -i'or tho principles 81 l raf' ana ie great
interests o U y "na ~, nu.ant l's ~ ,',t.ce
% assemble and without PERMITTING hno rragu. forthwith
cxlci linn from d. thnrma p Hhd from TIE 'omntc"
In r.nurnce Of TIE immense numbers u attendance,
fa f.rn meetings wcro organized. A. the iarrc.i OF
these. which was held m non, "i l-e =. "r.-
81. Lauman, esq, the Hon LEW, w hA,i' NpeakeI Of
the Senate addressed tho crowd. Hr declared inc issue
10 be- whether traitors or those who bad iPeld ihe Gov
eminent the late lcrous cnsis shouId eohtto' h'
co,,r in tho future Three hundred thousand loyal uen
had died ael a debt of OmouOOD had been crested,
b,t the ION hive; AID The present political cnntt
involved exactly the same question az Issue all A'"A
Whether not crime {" b. made 9ll1es Anu
punished. H. however, tho issue INA aiel 4!o1 =! P
itou was the tue one and II by tine plea Il upholins
a White Mans Government q was intended Una me
oval blacks whehad helped on the Notemmeht yer, 20
btdcIrycl Of Their civil nights ihon inc ale"heI gt'
il 90 BE- understood that DOB question u'l"eg4 !
and sova whites be was Tor thc former lie denaIn'I
hat there should be indemnity ior tie pisl ana So
~ .t v,ccd the record the Democrats rs made
-, in ,be speeches aud doines OF tho best exponent h'
Int ,nlidstc of that party Tthe Guherunoua ch'r
and e,utra,tcl that record with The uti! services OF
/ Crn Grarv the Republican tnion candidate.
Col j. W Florney, ot philadelphia upon pens Lnt1'-
duoed said that there was one question "heA M.H' g'
tropouudel 20 every mans heart wiihoai tr4s OF 20
ansver 20 wit: Would any man or woman hti ne OF 'ur
The power, restore the institution o - i
~ the people Of the free States for he tlohe mere e''
be no question that the vel o1ginzed friends OIL ' IT.
si'nt.5n the South were ntoHcai,G WIN lH' ... ~
reng able restore the Institution lie neh coh''ltI
,b cbans.d condition OF the political sentiment oi onr
n dav itb that which existed before the war; arguing
/ ,bo, ne march Of freedom yersaward.
| The cor sequences OF the abolition 81 slavery none
c,ud compute while ia financial results were ak. IN
colculable One Of these results vas tho opening ~ We
southern country to the people Of ~, Whoe country lot
bicb bessn, The Nation YVES indebted TO the vaor OF
her soldiers and % the courage AMI sagicy 81 h,t He'
men The speaker reviewed 1t length me lohlciI MS
tory Of the times, eulogHhg the lDyhiy hhd ttut"I
an oressel race and crtczing the couise OF President
/ johnson whom he charged With having deserted
/ the Union men OF the S0nh aud made himself
L.cry,cpt 70 every demand of ths cOuntrys enemies
lie very severely denounced the Democracy whose whole
capita N trade er0cous rd upon The poor negro
while Andrew johnson idea OF White man govern
ment was the night TO murder black union so'"i,s III
Memphis and IN Ncw.Orcans. Why does Hester Lllmcr
hunt down the poor negro what has be doneI l'ia ne
60 cover himself with Oaths 10 destroy our country d!d
he over prove himself dsoyal Was he not ever True 10
onr fa, ard Que army (Cncs Of yes, " yes }. the
r.,ro ala not assassnate Abraham Lincoln,
tbe nero did take the votes oil generous
and connding people, and becoming the recipient
80 tl ncyt highest 9TH ia their eff, staggef mALl4ll
dtorI into the Senate IT the United States and alter
ward turn upon his beneicors, become the hicng ard
tool Of men who 80 lately covered him with ri-aoe
cdumnies. -. , a..
Tn, cheering was loud and long over this p''on o. ms
spe,th "A, well ~ when hc asked II II were Aoi ar better