The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-22
TEE oHIo : CAMPAIGN.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM r. THE assAln


Ben wade's Speech ia CiusiM "a,'-'i" ",".' '.,
EspeciHiiy In Having labor -" 80
with Irishmen-tis Future u "''0 ~
Ho Becomes "A judge la Israel. q, ,a.-
CINCINNATI Sept p No"
III otlock
About one thousand persous assembled ~ evening
in the CoaFt street uarkc, space to hear SEEM. pen
Wade Mr. E8eieston occupied tho attention . 's''
audience till the arrival OF the great gun Of radsesA NM
Mr. Wade. who spoke substantially as follows
Though presty much used Up from his oxer.ioa %
behalf or the Republican party he was still anxious 70
marc ano'hr effort In advocacy o. the great cause he
so long and ardenlly ospogsed Some republican,
pspers bad been carping at him lately because
wished to inform The world that the proudest period OF
his lfc was ~hes no worked upon canal az common
iaborer He worked with Irishmen and did his wcrk as
well us any Of t5em, and be wished some or his old
hsh friends were present to listen TO his uttersuce lie
was the ,.r nrs A.. to snasest the socion Of %S,sos
Congress the Homestead bill Referring TO his
f Ks0sas Speech he said was an .rr snt,re
party becaase Il hcipcd 10 build up the laoorer.
and he wished to impress oa his Irish friends
tho act that they had allied themselves 70 Their poeA
enemies His own idea 'abor frou, the !
coneu 81 and hardship which !. subjected. bat
his Older Irish so-iaboros adverse that tscanse
they failed in sympathy for aborers of African descent
He thought te repullcaa party tao parest and great
ina ,ss sr'''s '1s sy $40 me
Almighty, who has been supporting tnsm mp to this TING
S ~" very soon oeserl tn'n. aneing 70 nv em~ ~, ~
ssfd WASHINGTON u'd have hnng tho same men. out
afraorous and rrscherous president Andrew Johpsar,
had invited those rebels 20 back and take
part In the government AS for himself rcos and he
should never sis side by side He believed that she
conquered States OF the South lay nj tho |
mercy of Con .ress, sud that would be unsafe
TO allow rebels to back 10 Congress.
where IN fellowship With the democracy oi tbs North,
they co'ld accomplish .he destruction ~ this govern
ment He said Johnson making tho mos. torrile
usnrpatcns to effect The decentralization OF the republican
party that his acts 10 defiance OF Congress
but tina. there was ia front or the throne winch
may yot prove stronger than the throne itself He
admitted he voted for Johnson MT II God
would forg hm Cor that bis oaer offences
would little tro bio him 10 fWadeI might
yet be jud rod raei aud have occasion yet 90
Judgment tho offences o. this nnn, johnson,
for whose abnse Of office Prcs'deat he shou certainly
inlet the highest penay. Stanton ne pronounced the
best and greatest Minister OF War the world saw
Aud why he asked Stanton disgraced and why was
the bravo Prl Sheridan removed from his comnandr Be
cause they carried out the win OF the people The Sen
ator after speaking considerable me passed 70 tie
question OF nosro suffrage. which you have hitherto
gwen his views Senator Shermen spoke briefly alter
wards audng TO the issues Of tho campaign and then
the audience quietly dispersed.