New-York tribune., 1867-10-17
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

Amendment; and now there is sensible man at the
SOUTH a sensible AT the North, in the Demo
cratic party that know and feel that the South
should have accepted reconstruction on those terms tno
most liberal and generous that ever offered 10
beaten people. Applause We have undertaken
airmativey 10 keep peace ana order at the south ny
there exeept the active and prominent Rebels as 10
whether they will conform to the results OF tho
MAR 3 and II 9e rlsisSSee to KAT o Of
1t would have been accomplished ~ my Indg,nen.. My "y
hrm and reconstruction, complete lerleet ana
pernanent viii have been n reat apasc
Now, gentlemen will detan you but pomeht morc
10 point out TO you your enemy rs nc Shows ied & s
ccsse the late elections IL Is the od Coppsin'u
party, it is the Lost Cause that they how seen IN
store to power II is Pendleton ana @ yalan4,en
Ohie; itis Seymour and Wood III New
is President Pierce in ia thn stsw .
hssesleyeywhere it Is the restoration oi enf pst
arts 1t is the triumph OF the Deaien teDeIao. % @ a.
they seek Applause We had tne r ang tereicr"
needed none Of our own. laugDterI we nau M koou
deal Of loose talking OF our own ths year hn, nav
mark words, in season for the state eleStoh ln
prate enough about making vaandigham senator, and
seymour President and Wood Mayor, 10 show the people
leave the Governmentn the hands OF the party that
saved it, or to ntrust it again to the party that
sought TO desIToy spfScH % or ESRfos SRf SSR
The Hon; JAMEs ": NYE, United states s,a senator
was wise ON the eve Of an important election for
a 10 give good reasons for the vote ne was
sbiiity to the Government under which he lived. Ho
would therefore give his reasons Tor EGthg WIN n pas
plause The Union or Republican party was Dot oI ee
necessities Of the hour Ihey ne Eepdpcah is "so e'
braces OF the old Democratic party. He would ark
wnyi or what bad that party done Tor tne ,o gIou .,
tell him. for he was going to ask them lew gy quss
tons Lauehter The last he remembered Of tne paly M
ehanan lHisses When two OF the states reyolted he
aud that party remained quiet as Nero dd when home
hnrn
the Constitution Laughterl They were doing nothns
while the Union party had put down the Rebellion:
Immense cheeringJ The Democratic party did
tend ngS To to do 50. and that truth was now
written letters Of blood on loyal hearts Return !"
mentl IIaughterl Why he would as soon put lamb
on an iceberg and tell him TO nnd noarshlnent there
saw they They are great settling Laughter
They succeed better with Rebels than with loyal
other Laughter But we were 5 tod SSogress Co. c1s
had done very wicked tn nss anu n co,,s s
quenee the danger that threatened seymour sad that
he wanted New-York to rebuke them thereIor Weli'
Congress had done such thing; so that element OF rev
bantng tn after the election. Applause when tho
streets OF New-YOrk were deluged with human blOoi,
Seymour stood quiet, and only said, My friends why 40
you quarrelF Laughter rms was me tne only ieVSn, gu,
tiOnary element had to dread. The Union party had
nut down Rebellion aud not only presented America ~
redeemed nation but had presented the people WIN WIN
four millions Of broken shackes which had not Demo
IA O.
brace Who would open their arms TO receive them u
they did SO Vallandighain, Of Omof HssesI IN I'm
Senator 70 succeed that Noble patriot man, Wade.
lCheers He who had served the Union faithfully and
Who did thew want The traitor, Vallandigham, who
was tried, condemned and sent 10 the south, but
unto his own and his own received him not lLanghtrl
And so the traitor yallandSham was nominated 70 sue
them in his Democratic embrace was be who was once
called poor Pierce and %ho Is now aeaa rIesden
iIauchter In Baltimore they had fired 100 guns for
Democratic victory there were more but were not
ICheers.l Who fired themt Traitors or Demo,
Gratis which eyer they & chose SsD bA Appssgs dass,ed
arose them TO again WELD the helm Of thls sp OF
state he was then IN oppSsion ana "oa Ha s od s
man driving cart that he could drive we'll aud then
asked permission to drive II i4r MN hnl r tue as no II
cense 70 drive Great laughter Tie therefore wonid
specimen Of how that party had held the Teins Rat
While they looked this the old sword Of Bunker ll
had written redemption the brow OF every loyaiss
Radcasm was spoken Of cOntemptuQusly. Ibe saliva
ton of our country the Radicallsm such Was
of Democrats Why, had they both up like men. as
they ought to lave done the Rebellion Would
have been put down as easily III three months
AZ it had been in three years Ibe forces
which wanted In the field, had to be sent 10 new
YORK TO preserve order and TINS osi US Tue D&le Oh
Chckamauga. Then there was q draft This was hecss
sary Tor they would without In the Senate he
had given his vote for the emancipation OF iour unohs
OF human beings Cheers He did TINS because AZ the
Day of Judgment he dld NOT wan, want 10 pe poh'sn CO.
hungered and ye gave me no meat make naked cas anu
and II there was Democrat who would do that let hm
come forward and be daguerr0typed on every lonert
that slave could not citizen The Congress Of the
United States had made them citizens. But Democrats
let the Democrats keep improving Or by George thsy
soon would. lConyusiye Laughter one thing could DO
fairy, but they might ultimately come np WITH
such men as Seymour or Mayor Hoffman; What this
II o. In .A1 lnn
Of their party; faith that man should be individually
Appl.nTe Now & he Sas wa and an Gd e man ~
see the day when there would not be an Emperor or
KS The Ts Sns e eOps MOpa Prpns repeat
what he had recently said in philadelphia. that
We lived IN pnS pereITt wSat apoened AZ nisht in
London or ST. Petersburgh, and thus would
Now the democrats were overoyed at their recent sup
posed victory in Pennsylvania There we had hepuo-
ocratc Judge by 800 majority. This was like the fret
norse OF bread hungry man; he received II with 10Y
small insiorty and the President teegraphed, God
bless her twice in one day But OF the President he
would speak cautiously as 1t had been sad that ne nsd
already given an opinion in Johnsons case Laugh
teri However, in Ohio they had a PET ps,r'9.,e ,.,,
soldier for Governor. Applause.I He would tel
them now that there not man more poltesiy dsa1
than the President Of the United states AZ 600 hsa @
civil people aud would stil triumph When Napoleon
seiyed for reply 3 he replied Tine enough 10 save the
day" Let Newl ork do this let them save the day leg
them DO II glOrlousy anu ehocIoaAJ' anu " """'''
triumph the army Of the world
The Honorable Senator resumed his scat amid the most
The Glee Club then sang "stand by the Flag Which
was warmly cheered at the end Of each Verse. ..
SPEECH or GEN. C0CHRANE. 'n...
Gen John Cochrane next introduced, and sad no
had been in other fields where had heard him than
could be accommodated in the confined lmts VI that
hall The honorable gentleman proceeded az somo
length TO speak of the triumph Of the armies OF freedom
In The fed as glorious sugury of the anticipated ri-
umph Of the Union party which still had the same watch
word 70 guide them destroying rebellion the spirit OF
which was hardly yet quenched In conclusion he PM
pbesed the triumph Of the Union ticket .,.fts =
600 SPEECH OF GEN. MARIINDME. 49,.