New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-03
LOCAL POLITICS.
THE LOYAL VETERANS
SPEECHES BY GEMS. FREMONT, STEWART L. woODFonD,
CoCHRASE, DEvEs, AND OTHERS.

and and finally overlooked into an out
aide meeting Flags muskes placed around AID upon
Che platform Hcrc seated the following gentlemen
Mao S MoI i , NT z "a S %i ad g" S
Union Of Washington L. surgeon Mcmillan Peter Cooper
"a tien Treulane Col a. j. Willard Gen. Dayton. Gen
John 4 Poster Col II s Alcoti Col Morgan Mayor Hae
ecrty Mnor.Gen Charles Dovcns Major PancbOru, Capt
chester IaymasteTs Harms and Blake u n md Major
OFFICERS OF THr MEETING.
The following named gentlemen weS elected eiceis 81 ihe
ccPrcsidcnts-Ma oT.tiens Franz Seei A Z Burnside
c,s e. barlow II A. barnard Alex shaier { Halnbin
Abncr Doubleday. VIM. T. smith, X b. Potter Walter
bon Paft x g. Moore Geo b. Bosworth Clinton h Fisk
Hrg Gems Stewart l. Woodiord gno Bowart Louis luel
D. Davies Coils John Jacob AsoI LeFaud Cannon. Geo
Noye' BaseocI ~ S' H. asfGH' = sdr GgHce
Buell u u L8rnel n. Watkins. ieut.CoL ". Is Avery,
SiIreonS Cbarls Mcmillan james Nor,a; Captains + g
FrOsH William C. Church h. Neus'cdi Chaplain William
Col T srcPes,9sre Col J. y Evans Evans
Mi C. W Cheias Chap JoI4 y SneS' CAPT - "-''''A'
The entire platform Of the Pittsburgh Convection was
E,a Ths, The loyal veteran. Of newton IN meeting
assembled besTy ndorse and rety me lIns m IN,
.,asd eandda,s. We secure the JUS, Il triumph Of
4a address The soldiers and saos Of NevYork was then
adopted This address We have already Published.
Gen CoGR,NI- u introducing Mai Cen John G. Fremont,
t they had hccn summoned by le voice to which they had
struggle raging outside They would lock hat the Bepub
Dee took harm During the lag, summer the disabled officers
DO PENNSYLVANIA called their fellows ers % organize for
Lc purpose Of completing their WORK and duiiDg that canvass
De had seen the Same ensign ge9mng support q Gea9 ihai
viz Pennsyaua The private soldier stood side by side with
Dis late commander in this struggle They determined
the poor soldier applying for employment OF the receipt ~
customs should not now be turned away empty handed ne
then described the objects OF the Association saving that the
principles for which they had eonended Eoud I've forever
There bat one issue that Tor which ihonhds Eaa s,
Their blood thar which wa. presented R me lmm9.i.iE I
The Government Of mqn Ne deted nc colos opposed 70
item 70 drive bayoncts point anywhere Inc rampant
srit Of Rebellion yet lived iu the south II the peoples
congress should be- harmed la hair hc soldiers would move
upon their enemies Il" him had been given me
proud duty Of introducing 70 them one Of ihe h'oe 'aaers
MofGeu FIcmoEt-bc author and executor OF LmaneIa-
toi-uho stepped IRON l. privacy az their service and re-
ADDRESS OF MAJoRGEN. FREMONT.
zen FmuoNT received most hearty ana cordial reception
~ contuuc 20 the citizen sodey OF the their appropriate
go u, M. .rre nj tho courtrv During the war ic people
were represented by the ornes which they sent 70 The hed
csla I'M me Questions Involved arc NOT vet set.
tied Tie conditions Of permanent peace certainly
no vet adjusted and YOU again called upon this
i5 Tower in iheir dctcrhinaou to sustain Congress
t that YOU 20 whom the country owed us safety
should have distinct Hac IN settling thee questions ana pro
bouncing upon those conditions You sacrificed ha indivdu
atty which D. really dear 70 every AmeIean A0a our
you yourselves and "a the who fell by your sides
en- field to make those sacrifices effective Cheeisl
The people have confidence in YOU They grateful 10 You
the past and rely You for the future for national secGr
military spirit which hut another name FOR PATRIOTISM And
the people Of tins country have generous for
slightest services rendered them To you the measure Of this
gratitude large as the services you have rendered are ieo3g
Ied 10 Everywhere they would take pleasure M CIV
shape this feeling for you built y necessary thnt you
su8ogr the reopie In your fiyof should be al
lowed 60 sluHbsI nor your power 70 lic unused Inc
object these meetings IL 10 spread the knowledge OF YOUR
orvanzation-o prov de way 70 give expression TO this
power and bring TO bear upon the issues Of the day me con
csutruted force aud unity when gave !Cu CoI! ~ Wy eI
and % aid u bringing 70 al end the agaloh when disturb
tie country and seriously retard its return 90 prosperity
u they do not again threaten ns peace CheersJ ~ tle
south itself the best and the best ntelects are
against these agitaons; but they want TO know what
dc feeling Of tie North finally ison what basis pro
n scs 10 stand When they satisfied shout thswhen
ucoursged 70 struggle oT they win their energies TO
sonthing else and occupy themselves IN repairing me rum
= neersssfy ,hs, the NORTH should present sOd compact
Iwerfa fnt upon it, policy respects the south In this
ettlemeni ia bringing about results the voice Of New
Nork would ~ far 60 decide Is favor Of quiet and
certainly the 6e OF this great eerer Of capital
aud enterprise are nearly concerned 81 Going ApPaise
The reprsd sctivity u the coun sho TIC unemployed male
and Southwest bot reyr5n would be disastrous and
the time 70 encourage al th-ibse new Interests "hen VIZ
yru The NOrth wishes 20 dceioP Ine great resources IN
te heart Of the continent In ihe renewal and development
a. these are the sure means 70 absorb he e1ci
Hents Of the to promote general prosperity snd TO provide
Civilization Il going westward like the shadow Of cloud
livery day when the rises he sees newly ground
lund locomotive and o. tho log cabin OF The pioneer Chee
The West has been e beforehand VAN You IN thls matter
lie eve Of their elections had thought that perhaps the
5f of tic war had dued their patriotism had drained them
Of their mon bat hs the pleasant surprise to see
thcf crowds together they really roso IRON the
frame vigorou. and manly ase with iron grasPa told
ius fitted for the inuskei Mounted men wee gong BY
thousands to theI meetings Their campfire Dazee over he
country You the result IN the recent elections The
Army added another to their list Of victories Cheers
loy eleeos take place on the 9th On tne IN we 'eiss
Jope Wi h. known and New YORK will take her position
n t same dag ancasT G o. se s Ga, W" Vr ~ T@sSp
makes bis formal entry into Free Venice part Of United
i.1 free me pS SeGS has Zone r. WORK here Win not your
votes eonPee ~ Can you no, on that same dsI make New
rule hat you have 20 overcome ls there 0GsdrH
m % i1p 10 tiaL that The ordinary vote OF New YORK Is
her fair expression Rather would take that nebe meeting IN
her people Checs But do not want 70 wait for such oc
casons Cur VISA 70 foresni them VIII you mol then Ilse
tr The roo cause You have know won laurels enough but
st they Observation-Disclosures like the leaves OF An
tumn, and red d natures mourning BE successful IN
this Effort and you viii add the civic crown green
and sPnnghke promising new NE sh i ls s
10 rpeseuts s commercial power m wealth its enterprise
its hbcraii Why shogd II not represent IT, spirit Of liberty
and is conscience also lnaNidual INSTANCES snow " he ue
Her merchant princes give fortunes for the peoples
leuefgrcaf libraries for their nstruct0nthc very building
IN which stand q temple erected 70 the public goo bu
by her votes which we an can give that her character IL
eoune NOT 20 b. generous powerful not to be grand
Ola World embems could well represent the embodied idea
fber growing wealth her power her exhausess vitality
le IA she stands BY the shore Of the her glorious youth
rcspenent in the light from the East She needs heather
e Tier hand rests on hgtnngs potent than any
tuuderbos the euds Of the earth are IN sympathy
her radate roads penetrating vast plains and richer
mountains and bringing her wealth Her gates are Oh either
crown Of towers Her tuefs glide ACROSS The rough waters
and prove her power while AROUND ei are w e u'se
allow Yena side % l represented Shni se not feTr'
also The large liberties and th COINCIDENCE Of the country
nres Of Yes, and applause But viii not pursue iTs
subject further win only odd lai il q noi contest az
Iares The feeling of the North what prefer o soy Che
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