New-York tribune., 1868-02-19

ready TO yield obedencsto the laws IN his own 40
TO overcome resistance them In the OF tho hsD
els in And finally TaWgn sSnton y1o tnss stands
to-day at the head OF the war Department. memorable
witness OF the triumph Of the law In spite OF the opPos
ton OF a bsme sehtemen pefmt me 70 add
that to my VISION the political skies appear bright anu
suspicious Inc nonna'ie ~ ld % nj p1 seems e n he
were 10 be nominated by acclamatOn at Chicago ZAP
ops on the part of Union men, he win be triumphantly
elected the next President Of the United States Lond
erested IN securing for the distinguished Chief Mags
rate Of our State the second place npOn the ticket ZAP
ns be state Of NewYorE With him upon the ticket we
shall have strong faith in here while are
Speat pSnnary in the rural districts to aid u.s.
cannot carry IT for any one Courteous but Arm con-
political principles the friend Of the soldier, statesman
of great experience and at the same time OF the best
with him for VicePresdent shall incur risk Of
being Johnsonized. lApplausel We have great reason
Congress in the state Of Ohio lApplausel The
on against the temporary reyerses of 1867 has already
already felt in that district while national Issues
find conrmatory evidence that the heart OF the peo
iApplause II subject OF rejoicing that Congress
seems to be earnestly endeavorng 70 erect thorough
Committee Expenditures proposes to reduce our or
dnary expenses for the current year more tnan
more than they were under Mr.. Buchanans
administration, when payable in gold, we per; per
them 70 psr;eyeTG n the good N wOr a IL M4PRngs
Let them a6Gn an uienes e % % & syracuse Con-
venton manta!n tho national credit untarnshed ana
invoate" and hasten the coming Of the glad day when
specie payments may resumed and paper dollar will
be worth dollar in gold Applause Permit I, me
OF the Supreme Court Of the United states pronounced
by Justice Nelson. Cheers This decision seems to dis
T %omd M ee 10 Indicate he Court not
to interfere with the Reconstruction measures, which
relate the settlement Of the terms OF peace to the
establishment Of republican forms OF government aud TO
questions Of empire in the nsurgent States But II rs
still claimed by the opponents OF Reconstruction that IN
cases affecting personal liberty rights Of property the
Conrt will yet be compelled to assume jurisdiction Inc
membrs of Congress have proved themselves heretofore
vigiant and Trustworthy, and being scntnes on the
walls the country looks TO them TO employ an
legislation, the dangers eghich would. flow from
cnco, Of their Reconstructon policy. Applause.
In 1866 tho issues involved IN The question OF
executed There must be no backward steps In the great
work. The freedmen must be protected The lnsurgent
States must be rehabtated in the garments OF loyalty
TO Congress belongs the control over the SUBJECT me
The four millions OF black people the wards OF the nation
must not be abandoned The honor and faith OF the ma
N tbo 1oS Standard Sd Alabama NJ would seem, has
adopted her new Constitution and will soon appear In
the National Legislature clad IN robes OF freedom lOyay
the SloTous old standard tat has 50 often brayed the
battle and the breeze" and relying on the righteousness
of our cause, and the support Of an earnest. God;
crownlng victory that awaits us, If we remain
The financial policy avowed by the Pendeton Democracy
insidous, plausible and deceptive. rejoice that Il
proclaimed early in the day There Will now
abundant time and opportunity strip off the mask
from the vailed prophet and to expose the hdeous demon
Of population No matter in what form that deadly
heresy may appear whenever its real character Is dis
closed people who have saved the country, by pour
ing out their treasure and their blood as freely as water
will have honesty and rmness enough TO pay their debt
dollar for dollar principal aud interest Loud applause
In tho loss OF their ancestral inheritance and IN their
financial notions the sham Democracy remind me OF tho
story OF Bill Fullerton: Bill had inherited handsome
estate his father but having neither industry nor
business he fell into evil habits and by lie OF dlsspa
ton and riotous living had squandered all his property
For some time ne had lived only credit one night ne
was returning home In condition OF intoxlcauon when,
being unable to walk he lay down in the gutter ana went
to seep While i'm this position rObber approached him.
and presenting loaded pistol at his head demanded his
money or his life BILL partly aroused thrust his hand
into his pocket and said my friend, silver and gold
have 1 none but I'll Give yon my note at sixty days
IRoars of laughter and appause Thanking YOU gentle
men for your attention will make way for other speak
ers who will entertain and instruct you Loud appause