New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-23

vii tho poor nun 20 when he cuts loose from tils ere
barsled SialeIH .' Tho fepublcrr party has oo-c
labogcrs. loud apFausci 10 hRs pre- erVod country
u which thc iaboliEr man may eaI us bcaC pea
dr5n educated at the expense OF the state iacte
c %5 yos yols.i ajed orc orator con
dcInned the war and oamorsd AGAINST Eeayy
Of the country. and. in order TO produce
strong eject. took from hs well5iuhed valet J12e.
AMI holding IL M before Is audience, exclaimed. "ls
this money D0yOu cnli this rag, moncyf' and then
carefully Folded the bl, placed n again N hih Wai!el a
buried his WORTHLESS, trca slrc in his most burgiarproof
pocket Au innocent lisluan arose with look OF aston
i,hiacut upon his face An do yCz say that ISN'T VAIL
beG" II do" said the orator Then bcgorr hut yeZ taxes
damn deal q cnrc IA preserve it, bc dd This reply was
worth more than volume on the currency mort IMAM
whole yearly report Of the secretary Of the Treasury
Yes the Republican party the laborer5 friend Not
law passed by Republican Legislature but mas een-
cited tho OF toll Ia shIs country ~ inc present uy
success is sure thing where the workman lFucuceH IN
dustry and Temperance. TIVE Irslnen parted company
ThcY had been hail bellows well met FOR many day.
few years passed and they met again the eeo'aier we'll
srrly with eyes bluod-shot rd stomach IN constant
trouble. How arc yCz, Pau AlTah' lal' p9t g CI
look gay sorry wan o me can aGola to ores ~ pT"aS
cloth and weer a gOOld watch and chain You're III iuch
ayck" "Ony mono in luck Pet thatA RaPG, 'iit NO
work and lave the bottle alone MhSlt; nv I. iua
oath agin liquor hye year aiore did, Dedad might
adNei might naa tSs C MAJ aC CrpgH 10 w closed
hts very able aud amusing address ny calling uon nS
audience 10 stand Ivy hc country under Oh
and to cast their votes Tor tho party winch h"u uo'o
JTdSe Tyier 81 Connecticut followed in an earnest
speech in which he urged upon his hearers the ,mp9
anco o. making tho coming election ltoWt "a hoIro
can vicory-nOt on account Of It's immediate adFahtag
60 tho state the party, but because Ol th ny
which the victory will have III the campaign OF Ises
Judge EXPOSED the JOhnsonian faacy ~ rcc0lsictoh
very lucid aud inteTarded ms Ienlths WIN
humorous sayings. Which created muG ngd,ien very NV
thought the pOntUOn policy Of the President u NeIy
poor one, and sugge led that. # the KeDels eyer ta
bridge constructed by Congress, and from
Which after the G TSo @osssmted pst then stay
IN or run the sk Of drowning in the next attempt 10 g
ont In this contest we want no SIDE Ssues nHS ~
Excise Laws with universal suIa ge-iel Us nv NH
ration OF the Union Away with womahs rShtS uoi,
We have the main trouble settled nS J1gJ Sp ,h f.
weag pantaoons and TO Sport ne ingnr N
England ont in the cold and askad what we should nave
done without Franklin Field Morse mS%e ~
Whitney, who her cotton valuable by The invention
of coton-gn. Andy johnson !, pet OF INC lLy Tn ad
would osrsczie New England He Is politically deaq.
HIS cpitaph-in view OF the lofty stand ne mas c e
assumption Of poweIs noi deieg'Ie9 TO nun h Vii en-
tile him to the epitaph written by Tie HURRY MIN ID
the sngy woman Who would give nun no u'iii'i Wa "
S SSq I en- n IiS str,f -bt to Heavens gate"
This pleased the sugy lady and Sic gave the hungry
man ms meal He then added 70 the epltaph
All drove Der iowa o Bselr-b7b"
Judge Tyler was followed by Ne Robert Grove. an
Irish exile. hardwork,rs me- hanc whose ada,gss
would have been credit 10 ninetens OF our pracIeeu
orators He congratulated the Republican parry OH nav
ing gained tile confidence Of tho people 20 such an cNe
as 10 bring together in the Fourth ward so large 9u re-
spectacle audance many OF t!cln ~ , a
ocrats Appliance The speaker treated '1T . t In
ton trouble thempeuticay. He Thought tha' me jun
son plaster hau porn PecV sini5i.iercd without
delay He quoted at some length from a II 5tephJhss
,usf cause or proyocation for revolt TIE speaker d
sired 20 all side issues dropped IN tls ch'Hss. -
the nation strike him down. II Congress does wroIg 10
the country let every TecTeant nenDtf ~ -,
which gives the Irsuan welcome nome a9n l"luSe
from oppression The old Dag must nor Dt lo.L a.
fbp
i' 'iV nv, ,I go - ,,Seio,u -fbe Tag which n0utcd
60 nc patriots vcu fhcy fought the host, Of Great
bllttn ~ TWO Er , ii ~ Scccssio ana Rebellion
Nj Grove gave some excellent advice 10 hiS country
men, and was loudly appaadcd frequently ne W. W.. W.
abie 10 proceed WITH iis r.nATk -. on acSnni ,l
Taken as whole. MI Groves speech was ono on ~.
eloquent aud effective delivered during the r'o'c"
campaign.
THE SOLDIERS AND cot, N'KEAN.
At meeting of the officers and soldiers Of the
war against the Rebellion held Saratoga Springs lat
week the following resolution relative 70 the Republican
candidate for Secretary Of state was passed;
Rcs0'rcd That regard a az the especial dniy o. TIE
soldiers Of the late 20 vnCicatc the character aha
t.af we have bched with indignation an attempt to
formerly commander OF the nth New.Iork NolutceI-
ybras We know he was forced TO retire from active
duty 10y long ard Frustrating illness that we relieve
this foul and wicked caumuy was concocted by an enemy
Of the loyal cause for the purpose OF puing mn ~
candidate before the people for the honorable position OF
Secretary OF state Tor wnih ne has the hlhlsi
and qualifications and that hereby p!cdgmg our support
20 Col Mexican; We call upon onr brother oiel' Ia 80,
der. and loyal throughout the State to stand by
him with their influence and their votes
CONSERVATIVE REPUBLICAN JUDICIARY CoNNEN-
TON.
The Conservative Republican Judiciary Con-
yenon met evening at rhe Headquarters. broadway
ard Twenty hird.st samuel n BlatchfOrd wns chosen
I5esnn Pnmb Alter the ceden.
als had been submitted. motion mado 20 appoint
committee OF five 10 confer with the kalca republican
organization with reference TO Judiciary nominations
Mr. Plumb moved that the Convention accept the Radical
already made nothing could be gained by the appoint
| nent Of conference committee. The Hon Rufus ..
IN favor Of harmony between the two branches Of the
| Republican organization but after the refusal OF the
accepting all the local tickets OF The Radicals without
committee OF conference The motion for committee OF
conference carried and the Chairman appointed the
following named gentlemen as such committee; Il; =
I,eaty ard beaeid smth The Convention adjourned
| 10 Friday evening, Broadway and Twenty thrd-st
! RADICAL REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
| This Committee met last evening. and trans
acted considerable routine business with reference 10 the
general conduct Of the canvass the issuing OF tickets etc
Nothing transpred Of special interest to the public.
meens u Tie Independent DemoefSts Of Of Brooklyn.
called Regulars assembled at Montague Hall last night.
The Hon; Daniel Van VOORHEES, was called TO the chap.
and Justice James H. COrDwcl acted Secretary The
following resolutions offered by n p Warning, esq
| which were unanimously adopted
K"s prs.snts The vii = majority and eosd elss irrespective
we gs ,a Is o. -, PeSp ana 10 sess 70
al The velss principles Of the PARTY ard have forced BY fraud ni
fitness oee sud utter disregard Of Of,Ae Oldest Of
s Po. si,.s S1 & ss,s o. ,b DSSn, "v 10 %
County Of Kings submit The following resolutions for the Considerations
R,,olga T,t Ii. present mode and which The primary
elections for delegates 70 tie ses Oneaons TO nominate cald
date Offices be supported BY the Democratic party the County
Of King, meets win on ssstd a:,ggey and te s.49,pn.