New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-18

son, who sought to destroy the hoLseholu anu & III
recting him. say to HIM, You are stil my sS Out my
thrashed sOn. Butnow you te
generally in bad order Go and wash your race Soe n
and touch your hat 20 and You can then st o1W w
table with the rest OF the amily go the Federal
ped Il says TO her. You let go Of me, but will not let
go yU your Sace ON the platform Of the Union
TO my conditions. Your first steps snail DC on ts os
that ladder and come 10 me bareheaded, and yoa may
resume yonr place IN the ia Inc Amendment to
the Rebel States Tennessee accepted H. ana cite III
clothed in her right mind and the moment Ine new her or
representatives were admitted into congress, ,Ils
showing the good faith OF Congres n 6a' coSerae
with u.s. we will do it ourselves II there are not gh S
loyal white men among 0% Me s LOOKING beyond the
white Rebels we 30O0OO0 men VINO were he u ~ 5
saw 7" mans a man for a. thatl" Great applause
give my voice for the blacklist loyal man lnat ever
iCheerine We tried three years TO Slavery and
were beaten we deserved TO DE. By eE d ana
recognized that God had mmutaby joined Their late
with ours and when we did this We achieved VIC
do with the matter-t is question OF Right is there
black that you Will not grant INN laS'lce VIZ
the South. What Connecticut Republican cOuin
walk through the south ana sVow ere s zoo mnrder
months, and in not one instance was the n,uI
derer punished The Rebels still at par IN the SOUTH
and it is considered disgrace to be loyal man, ~ y0
gave them power in Congress what Woulu IecOe VI o
the Northern Democrats to cooperate WIN ineI ~
are the parties asking You TO vote Tor them on me s1
when The nag went down at Sumter Iappalse, ana
formed by the uniting OF all PATRIOTS Democrats az WI
as Republicans, who cordially agreed 10 SINK oid aes
aud differences That Union party put dc%m E ~ The
lion, destroyed every Rebel host ana struck OH te
shackes from 100000 slaves; that party is IN power Io
day and that party viii be in power ON ana aItsr Ie
first Monday in April Great applause Inc D I'm,
s sn s SsS S e RSSs and breath
TO reiterate the charge All Southern ie'ueI oJe,
Circle etc, all Democrats and belonged 10 me parS
that opposes M in the present issue ASH Say
you yoteaDd he viii tell you 10 vote the
How win The soldiers I lot a i1e dew " Se old spring
field rifle and put the question 10 mat anu e v 81,
him Vote with the Union party Put the question to
the blood sted saber, and 10 the old sXpounder ana
tbe repIy will be the same la OF nngingstee or
echong thunder T(ireat cheering We can say 10 our
opponents: I'VE fought the Rebels ana You 1ongnt
APPLAUSE Gen Garfield concluded his eloquent speech
by CHANGING the present Reform agitation IN England
and the nsuTecon in ireland; appealing to all a3orng
vote with the Union party as the only real literal
DaOcr0c party In existence; and confidently pren,l
ing the success Of the Union ticket with Gov IosspG n
greeted with thundeTs Of applause ~. e.,.eo,,or
Union Candidate for Congress In the Norwich DistIc.
made "A stirring and characteristic speech when was
Garfield speaks again tonight at Bro0kYle.
DEMOCRATIC TRIcKERY-A FALsEHoOD EXPOSED.
From Our SPECIAL Corr.steDbeIt
BRDGEFoRT March "a.
Among the numerous falsebOOds concOcted and cir
cuated in this District the hope Of njuring Mr. Bar
NUNS election is q teegaphic dispatch, dated at tins
place. and, Of course published IN The Herald III Wedhes
DAYS edition to the effect that one :" o. j. hodge
of bridgeport" in conjunction with MI Barhulb Wrote
the letter which published In The TRIBUNE 81 req.
26 dated TorringtoD Conn, and 10 which MI balnun re-
piled The object Of this statement, which Is wholly
false is obvious II is 10 create the impression tha Ail
Barnum himself prvy Ia the writing OF the letter
addressed 10 himself Now Mr. BaInum has offered 10
nav IL Mr. Hodge will make oath To any sch state
en a. that he the author OF the letter IN question:
or that he ever saw it, knew Of It's existence uhtll
after II was published TIRE TRIBUNE II is needless
perhaps slate that there has been DO response from
Mr. Hodge any other person, 10 this challenge MI
Banum received the letter IN due course O lall Iloh
rorngton and the original Is still in existence and can
be- shown The falsehoOd OF The Herafs dispatch II OBJ
yous It's face since the Mr. Hodge referred TO does
reside at bridgeport but AT Wnsed ca miles distant
Therefore person in Bridgeport could have sent suc
"a dispatch stating that Mr.. Hodge resides In that clty
Mr. Hodge has been absent from home week or more
and his friends that he made any such state
ment The dispatch possibly eoncoced III The Hoid
office In NcwIok It hardly worth whlleto notice The
many falsehOOs being circulated IN reference TO Mr.
Barnum and his canvass, but IL may be well TO nail tLl