New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-05

OF industry; shall Try promote the commerce OF the ciy 80
G es cnn sAa ~ 70 war NJ did war aguins corruption
I'M Office against prOgate expenditure and exhoTban com
pcsation sha try rs did try 20 make honesty the rule
ard rubbcrv nc exception In oil public Affairs Appiusel
10 mat which purposes measures seeking 10 diminish public
expenditure and to promote inc ene1o3 o. Sne ser &
time to what ordinarily called politics. hut dd iath'
y Wy rc 10 'o sSod be elected hereafter not forgetting
The great principles which undcihe the Amer lean Constitution
Ting tcse II at any time elected TO Coneresor at any time
not elected 10 Congress aught-i shall do my best to ferret
ont and eradicate he robbery the municipal and general rob
berry which tants aud couupts our public affairs
10 ncfeso its Just coOmfense to eu If can. the burdens
OF e ton Millions AMI 10 increase their hours of Insure ior
OF oGce fAppaust But friends and neighborS, as
VIC have other eloquent speakers here who val Gladly
,ddfeSs Won men frum distance, and L may be
heard at any time-loud cries OF Go on go on! 4
Thank YOU few moments longer then In which viii behy
ouc ON pubic o1r but Vehaye eloquent friends here whom
want 60 you do There are those who believe 'ht
6ongrs he present Courrrss-has hot done all it could 10
restore rbsh this Union believe that that Congress
devoted itself faithfully earnestly patiently to The very ga'est
problem tat eve, taxed the intellect Of They had very
fjeult or and the1Onorabe gentleman British Sece-
tay Foreign Aair Lord Stanley said to our friends during
ne war You eau. 1 believe, put down the Rebellion
but the Rebellion put down your work VIII OiY nAIe
begun Tha; wa tue There is san great woIA; lgeEre
that the eminent who compose the leading sis OF IN
CIcS anHi0usy dcSrcnot to Cypress any portion OF 'nq ~
but faithfully end fully secure the Liberties a9i The Igs E
every who trcsds the American soil lhpphs'f 70
that effort 10 their iab0rs give my heaIiies support Ne
Icyc TINT Il they are Sustained by Che people We sal DO able
Nm aatc he American topl, We shall bring in believe.
DE very outset Of the next Congress oIai men npess
all the States Of the Unions We shall come og,ne =,
brothers who have been separated by an
for which neither we NOT they were linhrlY no
thing fastened upon uS by foreign pohcS nu o, W
shu Ogcter respecting ana IGNORING eaoA Vne Io nv
bravery that has been dspyed on w. oIe s % ~, bnd
in this great contest; shall come togetef resolved 70 ou
The gandcst htpuulc hic NOi'd
saw (rat oppausc In the hope that the American people
orc very Moor the time when all disputes shal De settled
iemoT cd aEd al men restored 70 u 20
low ccus Will labor with you and tor you 10 the end oil the
struggle. Hearty appaus'i
In Justice to The mob would state they remained com
nara,ely Quiet while Mr. Greeley speaking. At the
cason Of Mr. Grceeys remarks after the subsistence Of
applause and confusion Curtin introduced the
Soldiers hieni Three cheers for the Governor then
given Ho said:
srERH OF GOV. CURTIN or PENNSYLVANIA.
TEtow CnnrSs In this county it ordained BY the
fahc,s Of our Government the apostles c liberty m tho lvo
luton ths, we should govern ourselves. Applause Our
beautiful symmetrical and strong fabric OF government rests
caITic into c Administration OF the Government should he
calmly discussed IN the primary asseHtases OF ta@ p"is
lChecrs Tie revolution. my friends thnt brought you te
liberty being here to-day and me the proud honor OF sen1s
toyou commenced N The primary gengs o. VIC Io o. o VA
that al born free eId equal arpaase and mat IN
speech Cfes of good. and cheers We bcheye that IN
thc great lying yonr bordei voice 30 you 10
e united y M thc tics Of Interest We ore c'izens OF great
common ,ouary LAYING like interest in It's fiure destiny
fien remember well hat YOU the body Of the people this
day lave before you future peace and prosperity OF The coun
mcnt ON anarchy confusion and death. APPLAUSE And
where do you loo the power OF dis great pcoe It vih
YOU a l 90 yoicc 10 Xnd i President eide too Your
PIcicnt proposed policy after he war Your sons your
pbTH MI The Ind 1t Is your own blood has enriched the
soil Of the souhhe Of your hndrod cover ne cont.
ncnt And when the "a closed when 81 oO heroic
men have gone down death for you when countless millions
have been spent u Is for you calmly and aSD.tsy 20 CON
presented 10 you what in the deliberate Judgment Of sang
body will lead to peace in the future The Precedent policy
A.. nj fIa sfoUln lHGU OIL
Tuesday you doside which you prefer lAWhnsee win
groans and Kisses from The mob az ek,i.el tolssh
prfcrcucel In Pcnnsy -choeTswc have decided N
r q Of Co9grS, cca IN eo indsa and e oder
younger States Of the Great West IA voice GoJl hgHi
And next Tuesday New York Illinois and NewJeey Nil D.
called upon speak Render your verdict with The eemen Of
people for u Is tho people uni have re-
rd the amendment To the organic law IL Congress where
hey represent the body 81 tho people (Crc of Good and
70 o. Rss q :I. seac ssI T YSa H.. a' Ds A
whom the people 81 Pean. ihnk Nas 10y a. to E
count, "a NJ P aotco u i SI second - State Of IT. &
Union expect to be treated with respect wherever al.o my
Wol be rter hold, mn Ito green card ard shouts liere
Is the man that's 10 BE- Governor q NY S1te ne that
next tuesday you elect Governor md Governor
but st higher and more important you elect Congress asd
tho American people must look 10 'olg'ea ' tne "-o a
lessons Of tho war Clecfs gC enmeni % We yp. ana
fo the people and by the people shall not perish rum CATH IN
the language Of the immortal Lincoln the friend Of liberty and
OF frccion The time yih come WIEN an Ahllya III nc
knowledge the justice that grows from The war ana That TIE
people Of tho loyal Satcs are Tho judges 81 TIE justice 9t
sAil b. given 20 The Ecues l0irnt alflusel ihc i9
nsaed de strong citadel o. The Constitution and the Unions
DO nd n tho assault and broken damaged wounded van
qrishe h. power gone be- lies upon bis cc IL j. not Tor the
Rebel thus dneoncortod ra aruund and tell you upon
he shah come back II Is Tor yon 10 say 20 nc
Rebel upon bat terms De snail feufn ana no oih,E Nte.
Ay friends did they ask yonr edYicc when ih{ struck NJ your
Government Shen ,ss I.D,d ggsn % W @ yy
When they dcbed me hng le Eofils euhIgu ~ our llE
and nationality No they did not take your ads zee Are yon
WILING nov III iI So SG % ers , i mn conc taetg
lVoces-"N 40 ueyer They conquered their power Is
gone aud they must accept your terms and yon vii give c
fGrcai uppnuse Look 10 COagess and all VIII hc safe Aud
now. my friends only Intended 20 say word desired To
zee neither Of Pcnny ynni could speak and b.
treated with rrspect iu hVwfork. Three cheers ior Gov
and with all proper respect he true e American citizens
who have behaved properly Ia this audience thank you On"
bid you farewell lCheCrs.l
srEEcH or TIE HON ". II. CHANCE
The Chairman then introduced the Hon Malon H. Chance
OF Ohio who snid be enle nom Vie STATE men Sas We
place OF Gmnt sherman qua sheridan ana winch sem. fi,
Ing NewYok and expects "a hear that on TUESDAY neA
the Empire State has done hcT duty a. Ohio did hers Ihee
millions of returned veterans beside the loyul men and
Of the country old The other tho late Rebels and ih
sympatlzers IN ihc North calling themselves The y moilo
party lie called upon citizens Of foreign birth upon Irishmen
10 say Hhht t Demo, Ac parry haa e c doi' yI uol Vii
their native country her struggle for freedom On the con
try that had shown Itself Che friend Of freedom and equal Tsh
aud the elevator Of the oppressed Why. then rhona
ttey stick TO this party called Democrats but which was IN real
~ Ne aTislousie party and the aooEists ara aelea.s
human Slavery The seal Of power In this country De Su
was tfuNeuhR Westward me cnmmeftal fut1 WuNt' ~"
longer control Che deies % the nation They might there
fore shout for Hoffman and cry down 9y men but ~ sure as
there God Ia Heaven they would succeed Inc DEN
ocrac Party had read out such men Daniel Dickinson
Lyman Tumhine Gen. Dix, Gen Walbndgc and others bu
who ever heard their reading Rebel out OF the party i
now engaged IN conspiracy 10 Tcinato the Reeves IN
the control the Government Should this conspiracy sue
ceed should liberty justice and loyalty succeed This cues
ton they would be called 10 Tuesday next hhI
he e1horted each and every 10 II In the Interest OF
liberty and justice. -
Col William Wilson Of New York followed He said; tlu
Of tho Fourth Congressional District am here 10 aato
whole Republican ticket Mr. Greeley IS consistent and ape
We want such In Congress call upon my lenuh
Of the dsrct and ODE OF rlment and o. DE UNION