New-York tribune., 1868-10-24
THE CAMPAIGN.
NEW-YORK.

S,IypD w1rn ENTHUSIASTIC REPUBLICANS
ELOQUENT SPEECHES AND sUMPItoUS
BANQCETs.
AtpANy. Oct. 22.-Mass meetings in the open
air and halls general Outpouring Of the sturdy farmers
itb their wives and children patriotic speeches from
mnent soldiers aud statesmen the attendance Of emf
pent strangers general umiDatonof dwellings torch
light displays firing of cannon the decoration OF streets
and houses the ringing OF bells marching and cheering
Of thousands OF loyal voters, waving OF banners ana
hAndkerchefs told in Albany to-day and night how
warmly beat the peoples heart for our candidates
national and:stae and gave evidence OF their determine
,ion TO win another victory the Republican faith and
principles Union and Impartial Suffrage, in November
mi, city lnever witnessed more enthusiastic demon
straon and It will have telling effect on the canvass
The spirit of the people thoroughly aroused and the
long line of marching thousands kindled anew
the nairotism Of the people The proceedings OF the
dav were begun by the organization OF a meeting at
Tyedde Hail. which flied IN every nook and corner.
Flags banners and notices decorated the walls, ana
sOunding brass gave forth patriotic music On the plat
form were Gen Fitzpatrick, j. L. Swift, Chas H. Adams.
Dr seldom OF Gens Falls. Gen. j. A Garfield. Gen. Nc
Kean e. s. Senator j. NJ Thayer, John c. Hogeboom, jr
Martin l. Townsend and delegates from Boston. Brook
lyn New-York, Philadelphia, Burlington W.T. Saratoga
tens Falls, and else sewhere At2 O'Clock precisely GOV
Feuton John A. Griswod, u. g. Senator Thayer OF Ne
brasks Gen Garfield Of Ohio. accompanied by commit
tes OF citizens appeared the PLATFORM and were re-
oeiyod with cheers
Gen Read Chairman Of the Republican County Com
ttce called the meeting order aud after few sharp
ringing sentences OF introduction and thanks nominated
His Exeellency Gov Fenton Chairman The nomina-
tion was unanimously ratified Gov. Fenton maze
brief and eoouent speech and concluded by introducing
the Hon John A. Griswold. whose name was received
with laundering cheers Before Mr.. Griswold began his
speech letters read from Senator Anthony H. D.
Raymond Gov. Morgan, and others After the auopuoh
OF patriotic resolutions Mr. Griswold delivered Ill "oo
speech upon the issues OF the canvass rapidly reviewing
the course OF Mr. Seymour and analyzng the grounds
IN which ne sought the honor OF elec
tjon to the Chief Magistraey at the hands OF
the people He handled in effective argu-
uent the Democratic objections TO reeonstEueton'
md concluded substantially follows But Gov sey-
mour says that there is no danger in eecng nun frsS %
dent because he will not have the power 10 puhE9 te
country civil even II ne had the WISH "SH, en-
Blair however, proposes tRat tne ne 20 % ocI the
power COmmandern-Chet OF ne aTng 70 t.lei l S ts
Senate submission. He thought turter that theIe was
serious inconsistency In tne ISDermo q, VI T Sraneb
NJ the government hut they had failed 20 secure the
q. ouse s u tbe aSyentasos Of divided Geyerment are
numerous Yet should he be elected President ne Woud
Governinent and place all under the control OF the Demo
cratic party He felt concern for the interests OF sue
eess of any individual in this campaign HIS only desire
was that the country should be maintained IN me eoy
ment OF that peace, which our gallant e"ueI anu us
the fun Of that prosperity when Is within t5
grasp Long and enthusiastic applause Mr' GIls"mu
fbo1ght the people Of the country had other purposes
than the elevation of men or parties power They m
fsSde5 10 secnfe every man. whatever his nationality
race or color in the possession Of all the rights OF man.
Senator Tayer held the Democratic party Of the South
responsible for the initiation Of the war; ana th party
the North in its prolongaton after two years re %oad
Ter fact when the Democratic party metin Chicago and
declared the war failure ana ca eaee & on lf Co0veU
ton that resolution, aud the remarks OF HOtSuo
ranks adding moral power and courage OF lOo,NO men
TO the Rebel army When, In 1863 HoTauo seymour so0d
on the CITY Hall steps aud made that noted speech 70 te
Oh also was printed and scattered through the South as
evidence that Seymour was doing the Dest ne oou
had the effect OF neryiBg them 70 the desperate suss
II your own FenOn had then been G0vetn9r I I sum
fsyore Mr. Griswold should encounter such lnop he
d Onsnse n0s Nohe would deal With them in the
oalY way, by giving them hve minutes 10 Hlspe,se
an review OF the programme ald down by FRANK biali'
wade Hampton, and Forrest ,.-,, W. r.odo
ne of his Characteristic speeches fun OF nre and point
lnd again and again called forth the cheers OF te a5
Enoe Meanwhile. hundredgun salute was DelIS n hfea e
outside and multitude Of people were ere assembled De O.; ~
Of the sagG5 70 1DcIe weH pEd psnd others e were
for the purpose OF raising the headquarters nag st
OF tis ringing speeches-Dnga read poem and Gen
JOhn L. Swift OF Mass. delivered patriotic addIess
enthusiasm Of the day eliminated 10 tho toTcngnt
PROCESSION OF the evening, whiOh was the largest ever
Witnessed here At least 5000 torches were Dorns IN th
ne Hoyiao Express aud Journal were brilliantly llnml
mated and thousand dwellings We're bright wth gns
were represented by large delegations OF lahheIs anu
Boys In Blue, who carried unnumoeieo
led a. line and cheered at every step ihe streets
Wef. hronged with people and the city was iany wiz
Uisa ,xciteIuent and enthusiasm. ~,
tn1net AT Congress Hall and a serenade closed the
da proceedings The Congress Hall banquet was gwen
~ Cen Fitzpatrick, Gen Read the Hon John a. S'is ,
40 eT ,seSator Harris the Hon. Martin /. Townsend
Col Duganne and others The oapqqst at .ne S
Gen John Meredith Read, jr President OF the spupu
can General Committed
RoUsING DEMONSTRATION IN BINGHAMTON
BISGuAMTON, Oct. 23-A mass meeting Of
the Republicans of BroOne County held IN this city
@ wsdnesday Afternoon and evening Gems sickles aud
Pieasonton the Hon G. W. Hotehkiss, Leut-Goy. Lee
papade n The AFTERNOON and torehght procession in
The evening. Eight or ten thousand persons paIuei
REPUBLICANIsM PROGRESSIVE.
Ethan Allen. esq, delivered a remarkably
sound aud logical lecture last night before the National
GLIB At the UngP League aadsrsS as sSoes tSst Tss I
anis Of the two parties Is the same as 1t was iI
1864 when bullets instead Of balot was the order o.
assured for no other reason nom the innate ioyt
of freedom with which all Americans are lmbued' me
Democratic party had pursued the wrong course; Ihey
nsuted the people when they supposed the people capa
bic Of believing in spurious tales OF rghts IN
frDged," aud Others equally false The people thlns
and read too much 10 be 'aEen III ns1V sTfV
underrate the intelligence Of the American citzenthey
underFatcd his loyalty well Mr. Allen touched on the
subject Of Repndst1I s,igmatizng i aS sasqfe E
involve its orgnators IN meed disgrace In speaking
OF Mr Seymour he said he was Wiling 70 allow 70 nun
and refinement but he was at loss TO perceive WIN
what Justice those friends claimed for hln the dstnc
which had marked him as adep. IN stateseraft Mr.
Allen then proceeded TO an elaborate defense Of the he
policy OF the Government He frequently ap
Plsuded during and at the close OF bis address
BROOKLYN WARD NOMINATIONS.
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