The New York herald., 1868-03-11
Mass Meeting in Concord--Specch Of Governor
Hartman.

kurrtuGns
CONCORD, March 10, 1868.
In view of the results Of the election to-day the
pubicans held q grand mass meeting in Phoenix Hail
tonight. The hall was packed. Captain r. p
stanies, Secretary Of the Concord Grant Club, pre-
sided, and after short addresses By Peter Sanborn
State Treasurer. Colonel william H. Foster President
Of the Grant Club, and Colonel J. f. Larkin, Cover
nor Walter Hartman was introduced and received
with prolonged applause. He spoke as follows:
Mn. CHAIRMAN, LADIES ASD GESTLENEN-Jusce
conqacrs cvermore. The Last ditch my friends, has
been found by the democracy, aud they have been
buried in it, The intelligent freemen OF New Hamp-
SHIRE unswerved by influence and nnboughl by gain,
have caused the wires TO dance with JOY tonight To
every loyal heart from ocean 10 ocean, we We're met
in this election by the democracy who were confident
and beaten all out OF sight before election. The
trustworthy democratic canvass gave them a solid
placed the majority very much higher. The deuded
voters of tat doctrine were simple enough to be-
cyer be ,'s sustained m Se OF he @
have silenccd and put them at rest They can read
their wei earned doom IN the history OF the tories OF
the Revolution, and their sons will be fortunate in
deed IL they escape unlike the sons OF the tories OF the
keyoluiion Tnc dlssrace tnat attached o 70 @ sneir
pathizers with treason have iabored To carry this
State as men never labored before Nothing has
been lett urdone which the ingenuity Of man goaded
on TO desperation by the Just charge of alliat.on
with rebels could devise They have resorted TO
devices OF every kind and the most malignant per-
sonal abuse. IL is wen known with what ferocity
have been pursued, but, thank God, have asked no
quarter and have had none to give. Their abuse has
only STRENGTHENED me, and they now have the chas-
tenn2 salts faction Of Knowing with what contempt
many their acts received by the honest people OF
New Hampshire. My competitor has made repeated
pilgrimages TO Washington; he mas relied on the
White House, and believed In Andrew Johnson,
ana relied the voters, their wives, their
sons and their daughters, believing IA God
and the people. tApplause.) II l. better to
trust in the Lord than to put cur confidence in
the princes. daughter and applause.l They have
invoked the mystic aid of secret organizations ana
made to themselves friends oil the maninon OF un-
righteousness and thought to be taken thereby 10
everlasting political habitations. Jaey have made II
great flourish Of riimpets over newborn converts TO
the JEFF Davis democracy. one army officer picked
up in the street paid his price, ana dirty
song put in his mouth but his paid
efforts have proved fruitcss. They have
brought TO New Hampshire ana placed upon the
stump as instructors some OF the vicst worshippers
Of tile lost that the earth bears up but their ef
forts have proved ruitiess But my countrymcn, how
noble the spectacle The Union republican party has
stood firm and unmoved as the mainland When
the distant ell rolls In upon IT, SO much the demo-
cratic party gets by being false TO Itself ana recreant
to the country The record OF that party II seems
to me, IL ruin. 1t died at the rebellion, died
unwept unhonored and unsung Uong ana pro-
lonQed applause.l General Hartman BENG hoarse,
excused himself from speaking further. Among
other speakers was Colonel OrdwPy Sergeant-at-
Arms oi Congress. who said Connecticut would fol-
would set. By that time Johnson would be im-
pcached. The next move would be the nomination
OF Grant for the Presidency, ana all the 'ates would
give him majority but Maryland aTd Kentucky.
lie wanted Nov Hampshire 10 give Grant 10000
majority.