New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-03

Gen Burnside Whenever he appears in public at the
hotel or on the street he greeted with rounds Of a
pause and thousands OF his brave boys throw NJ their
hats and shout Till they are hoarse they
recognize their old commander At hs room,
| eVen' he has no peace for citizens aud soi-
ders ake hrong the headquarters Of The Rhode Island
delegation eager to merely seize him by the hand, and
| perhaps TO mention only the of wel-remem
6ered field, and then give for another Gen Burn
| side brings with him about hundred OF the Rhode
Island Boys in Blue and pledges for that small
though 1t IT, that she will roll up big little a0rry for
Grant and Coax on the 90 of next month Gen. scses
IL most enthusiastically received wherever he moves.
and indeed he finds 1t necessary keep aloof from pub
lie places in order TO avoid tho constant hand shakngs
and congratulations. Near him almost always seen
the pleasant face of Gen. Pleasonton who, well
Gen siokles is dealing hard blows with his tongue
npon the heads Of Rebels he did during the first Re-
bellion with his sword Gen. Pleasonton has soft
words for traitors and Copperheads North South, bnt
supports Cen Grant because be believes lie
viii take off his gloves when he deals with
the Ku-Kluxes Of Georgia and Texas He has words
severe enough TO express his deteeaon Of President
Johnsons and says that all he asks of him. that
he viii go back TO Tennessee and there be forgotten
Among the hard workers in this campaign
industrious than Elk Gov Curtin OF tins State indeed he
has spoken frequently recently that he hardly able
to speak. He lie just sure of Pennsylvania az though
the election had already taken place; but he tells those
necessary for them work and work hard He considers
the here to-day and yesterday good for
ten thousand Republican vOtea He thinks the majority IN
this city will be less than 5000 and hopes that 10y
hard work that majority may be doubled. Among the
others present Gen Fitzpatrick Gov Ward Of New
Jersey Solomon of Wisconsin, Gov. Perrepont Of
Virginia. Gov. Hawley, Gen. Kane OF Penn, Gen owen,
EA-Gov Alden Of NevJersey, Senator Wilson, the Hon
EHhu WashDurNe Of III. and Gov. Geary
MAYOR MMIoHAELs SPEECH.
Mayor MeMichael after justice had been done t. the
yiands called the meeting order. In brief address Of
welcome. He said:
have TO say to yon gentlemen that in behalf Of the
assembled around these tables. We know how much we
have been indebted TO you ALTO You who have served
IN the army, and 10 those Of who not having bad
that proud privilege discharged your duiies IN the other
spheres which you filed Oh behalf OF our own ciizens
hid you All welcome 10 our hearths. made my
speech yesterday and saying what one feels In ones
hmoS heaIt may n1 encs S fpniamsnis or said
word to the soldiers and sailors VINO came with yOn
the House yard yesterday afternoon that from
the bottom OF my heart did not then feel and do not
| feel now lAppause Having thus made my speech
yesterday snail attempt TO make another intend,
gentlemen merely to call attention 10 the fact That
around these tables have great many representa-
tive and the parties that are present WIN us To-
day the soldiers and the sailors, and the loyal Cover
nors, aud the eminent civilians of the country do not
think can better typify the whole Than by ealing upon
GOV Burnside Applause. Three cheers were gwen io1
above all call upon Citizen Burnside, man who now
OF all others EXHIBITS IN hrs own person and III hs own
conduct. the best lNiN OF l'uih
side
GOV. FURNISHES SPEECH.
After the drinking of the toast, amid hearty
applause Burnside responded briefly, Ia aoknowl-
edgment of the liberal Inequalities rendered 10 the
soldiers and sailors he represented by the oyai SIchs
of Phade phia, and regrettiDg his inability 10 huy re
spond II he could express 10 these citizens the regard
the brave Ia Blue cherished toward theiDtclVes ana
specially toward the liberal Union League his speech
would eloquent that of bis friend who had Jnst
oken Prom the bottom Of his heart lac expressed the
hanks OF tie nations veterans for the reception 20 aee
Onately given 10 them that oxceed even tle eonceP
/ d ms Of the proverbial hospitality Of Philadelphia They
all knew what s citizens had doue To- Their comfort ana
vaHas of the good work had been duras the COZ
tes and he was glad to have The prviese OF pSroxs
| vania.
GOV. GEhRY ON THE STAND
The toast was drank with hearty cheers.
Gov Geary replied.
Mn MAYOR: had expected tina, on this festive day
there would be Governors here. Thought Fu mat
Iuosv u,les for which had 20 long struggled ana
fought upon ino n.id would have been now ieh9.r.d ~
General sly comrades md friends more hishiy prso
good citizens Of Pennsylvania for Tie honorable ONCE 81
Governor Of this great Commonwealth beg y return
beers Of The Union League. fO this entertainments and for
the welcome rendered cordially To The soldiers Of our
country and also the czcns Of Philadelphia for the
well known bheraly with which they hav. have always
cbecred ana our comrades Throughout the dark hons
" the gaI, Philadelphia my fg4eAds, bAs meyer bfen
wanting Not only hsve her doofA been open
! 90 the .odieft' but her eon,Is nave psos s
them whenever they passing to and rom
The field Of battle should have been proud 10 have bceu
here Yesterday Mr. Mayor TO welcome these brave
rades the hOpalitcs Of the Keystone State but oiN
business impcfayoy demanded my attention. lestcr-
day afternoon reformed duty that met with my heart
lest responsothe duty u Raising TO the high once 81
lodge OF tho Supreme Court. the man Who was really
| elected 20 that honorable position IN Isco: act
which has met with the hearticst approval from the c
Of this state ana which consider IN the fortuoas
circumstances that permitted ~ Of the pleaAanc-t
mpromptu acts Of my life My frends have been tray
ersng the state OF PcDnsyiyana Noht aud north ara
THIS my nrst appearance In the east, ana AIN
delighted be able 10 bring u friends here the words
GOOD CIEKki 4AppnnseI te.i that ia having tIaN,
! erned tie great ves, Of this State, can bring
TO you glad tdings Of great JOY" from
that during heartily sustained our Loyal Govern
nent aud continued at active support since the happy
closo OF the conflict viii now roll ny her htetg hosand
majority and will cross the Ahcghenies To rve 10 the
citizens East these tdings OF great JOY. And from
what have seen East Of the mountains VIII say 10 you
that believe that IN Pcnnsy lvania whatever majority
oriiy of the stat. and that from to
25co0 majority lCheersJ feel that an historic oc
nation here gathe red together aud
again behalf OF the citizens of this loyal common
wealth tender you hearty, thrice hearty welcome 10
Pennsylvania
Three hearty cheers for Gen Gcary followed the
clusion OF his hospitable words Tho New York Gee
Club being then called upon, gave m excellent style the
songs Of The sword Of Bunker Ii' and the dolorons
ballad OF Poor Seymour" ecitiug much applause and
| laughter.
GEN. sICKIES SPEARS.
Gen sickles In answer repeated calls brfny returned
many hospitaltcs rendered him; be was AWAY. glad 10
visit PhIIade phia for he was sure OF cordial greeting
from her loyal citizens He found the Democratic party
employed Ia very earnest struggle which equally diVu
ed their time; the South II was struggle 10 OBTAIN
what they call Intelligent sttd0t' and in Philahepba
II was an secure honest suffrage to obtain 'e
oenf suffrage the South they were extremely anxious
1 xclude every intelligent voter 10 obtain hOles sur
frage in the Phiiadepha, they were equally willing TO
exclude every respectable voter lie was cobnuont
neither object would succeed, aud he promised his near
ers a glorious victory IN the coming october eec'on
! The Chairman proposed the following toast N,
m
s.n, m and all the great stihutes "heh b"hE
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