New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-13

GaEAT REPUBLICAN RATIFICATION MEETING IN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by SENATOR EYE,
GOV. CURTIN, GALUSHA a. GR0W. ARD
OTHERS.
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PHILADELPHIA, March Notwithstanding
the animated discussion questions before the
Convention held Lsro yesterday, the Dele.
gates were one all questions touch
ing tho policy and purpose Of tho party. Tho
forces OF tie Republican organizations throughout
the State viii Wherefore. work tremendously. without
doubt OF triumph Tho spirit OF the party manifest
IN the ratification mGotns IN the Academy % Music 70
night Tho sTening vas unproptous nevertheless
the space in tho immense auditorium was damned
Tne nretng was organized by tho selection Of the Hon
Morton Mcifichac Mayor % Che city Chairman and
League. ana many oehor Vice Presidents Addresses
were delivered by senator Fye; GOV Curtin HsuSna A,
Grow, and others. Tho following resolutions Wcrc
10. io s 31 T.: 5, % 'SS o. a He 4 sr Con
,pi 10 selection 81 Candidates udcous and propo aud acco
f.,j T tho STAT Convention having inscribed upon ban
@ i1Is E.,ir ft rscion to Amecsn iaunry; support u
the hecon'igeon measure o. our psnous Co,ss' 80 as0ma
prevention fraud u consequent
ap va +, tue S.sps hs .aP.ey Of
s s! f.sf '1 f '-, b.s S.i.phi. With Grant .5i
Clra ,'aris bcr'r' vii % Der whole duty tic coming
Rva 1h, DE Ams,9 pe9gs h,,gs during Tho va, con on
majority of i 40 gn before tho sane nn, a. lhe
stT al drT.uls n. ireas comm srci.l ,nuurn
rsr,- re ar 'a-1iring Auires Johnson With flie hopes
charge with
uJa e prejudice M c4'a2 nE 10 beionl tle reason o. we pype
barge obucrF execution Of laws titltioniy en-
acted charge Trfrg the Of tao Hcbe states 70 tr
fl u U1r. Hafgc with encouraging them o recs
n,gnsuo1 proGcrs Of Congress, charge e n s."nsnS
nt with the sts' n lee gOYnh emf
- large Win ercug mpeniien Rebel. 20 stroeiog
OF Stiie
n ur South f.f vi thus delaying accommodation
and radical mpisgsI Ecc2 70 rc pe,e li
Fsf Tlst Gen Urisess tie best y Radicals and to
bs ,fCons,rauessdics when .ni be
rooted Cas-ryr riou. liberty sni night bs prserged-
COD BLESS iilM.
GOV Curtin having boon called 20 the foOtight5. said
that "a he accompanied tho Republican party through
the war when thousands Of men fell. and rebellion ma
treason wcre crushed bJ as mighty power 80 no trusted
o r with n in the future n had struck % TIC siacdes
from the slave and given him the ballot and ne would
renaiu with until all woro guaranteed tIc rghS
tnst would axe item equal before The law. re had no
promises pledges mako. and would only say that h0
ReDuhliran
senator i've reviewed tho course q Congres, IN The
passage OF DO ConsulG,0ual Amendment, the Recon-
atsuctiuu and tho civil Rights Blu. Ia cps.ng ho
sid. roflre h0 EOud again full ler horns, Ala
bama Florida and Georgia VIII be admitted 10 the Union
aud the hearts Of loyal men VIII be srongcr br Grow
said u defense gl Congress ta. first proposition was
afr 10 the Int they refused 90 organize under ~
Now therefore proposition Is made 90 the loyal men OF
The south itiaGCcelted. aud te states VIII be speedily
restored undor u.
Mr A X Mcclure c0nt-asted IN highly ludlcrous man
ner tio union that had been formed betWCeD the Demo
crats aud Rebel Icadcs and made telling argument Tor
inc Irrubcsu PARTY hy simply naming the heroes ana
statesmen who it, leaders aud supporters PennsIi
ynu.a he said. send, no. greeting TO New y tnpshfe-
Tho mectng closed with rouSlB chccr, fof Grant ~u
fin. and COrcrc5-.