The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-10


had been going on; and this reminded hun
10 ray that II ever men deserved to have
s e haa ahst app ,s 20 mem was .9s radicals
He pointed out the difficulties the had In the
contest in Pennsylvania, ngh,ing as no said they did,
dred national banks In the State. What done with
all that money probably Forney could tell He COM
mented In a humorous manner upon tho names OF per.
sons who had assembled In Phaacipha to sustain the
radical cause. Among these, said Mr. Hail. was the
Hon. Mr. Blaine, Of Maine "a cold Biaine-a regular
chil- Blaine oars Of lauaher. The great Apostle of
negro suffrage had been crucicd his own cross on
his soil Cheers. He asked for three cheers for
the money-defying democrats OF Pennsylvania and Ohio.
Cheers
Mr.. :. J. TnDss was the mex, speaker He said he
liked an impromptu speech, but he liked betler
mpromptu victory, like that OF Ono nobody expected
IT, He always observed that when the tide rose rose
every where and he came there 70 look the face OF
the democrats aud ask them II they would consent TO
rive up their riRhu position In the coming contest
rom ses n. ms9as mat as % a the Goa
redeem the country from the heavy burden OF
taxation which pressed 90 severely on every
the proceeds OF day and q halfs labor TO the TAX
gahsrer The radicals having proved themselves unit
the duly OF sav,ng It. and he trusted that i, would re-
main for New Yark 70 give the nnishing blow to the
%sruie Of the radical party , nc hoped he would be
forthcoming election what did for Mayor Hoffman last
year.
A woes IRON rus rome-sJAcKm Rocsns STEAKS.
A. J. Rogers, OF New Jersey, who had been sitting In
The body OF the hail. was called upon to address mo
meeting. Coming upon the platform, he spoke some
length IN denunca 81 the black republican party
The verdict OF the people he sad bad been pronounced
against military despotsm and 10 favor Of law justice
and order. He had come to New York to assist the
democrats IN lighting the black republicans The radi-
Gals we're the most corrupt party that existed in
any country. There was uprising 10 the mind OF the
rsope that showed they would longer endure the
spectacle OF ten millions Of white men subject 10
the rule OF 700 600 or 500, 900 thick .beelcd,
thckhpped Ethiopian Great cheering) He
urged the democrats, by the love they bne
their families and by th. memory az mo
soldiers who persisted the field OF battle 10 redeem
America from the disgrace OF being ruled bv ina radical
party CHEERS Now when the clouds OF despousm
we're lowering over them let them stand by the eorous
principles OF the constitution lie stated that he had
peen four 10 the Congress Of the United sites
and here now In the face Of the civilized world he pD
nounccd the radicals as great criminals towafdl the
American people George the third was and
that " the evils the people had recently suffered n tho
hands OF the radicals had been inflicted on the peoe OF
England or Russia violent revolution would have been
he result but here they had another mode In the ballot
Dor Of redressng their grievances. tAppaussl
The meeting then separated, three being given
for Jack Rogers"
OUTDOOR vrrrrwo
While the Demonstration reported s5ovs was benz