New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-02
STAND NUMBER THREE.
GIN. rARNswORTn's SPEECH.

At the third stand, in independence square,
sixth and Chestuutsts.. gen. FarusNorlh presided hI
ing been received with applause, he said
come from that state which gave to the country both
Lincoln and Grant three cheers for llloi. -nd u Ok
had not given $4,000 men To the war ana a. o. IA n
minority OF 10000 snstain thcn al the polls TIE sipe
FACT that II gave such men to the country Wohh pe
.nar,nt 10 lis credit I have eff that State 10 come
h.re and Mud what VIII he The voice ol me keYelohc
west look with anyciyi0 Pennsylvania, tle Keystone
10 the rrat arch ~ the Union rey are PEE icctly sails
I'm carry yonr state. ~ on ~honld and . have no
doubt viii 10. the state 81 llno5 VIII VIII EiVe
IN No,cmbpr lIninct 81 applause.l The Frames
aie IN on fire. The Boys In Blue, WIN johnny
org, md cen Grant IA their candidate for President
viii tlon CONSIDER the Prnbe state as ecurc nu ''le
,nlr az Missouri Indiana aud Ohio. and troushoutthn
ret west orr friends IN New ork are also ans Gus 10
ri,n roudtd,tes in Oetubor New.lork Wheels into line
IN November New-York T. anxious. because SHE has re-.
ndlte seyinoui three times ola The i've Occasions mat
ho ,un FOR her Governor and when lie was elected ne was
always behind bis ticket She wants 10 ieplrlaie lh
Nori can do nothg else She viii uot support men VINO
havc never expressed word IN harmony Win he unon'
d who were always cuntened on the SIDE Of the tittos
Why gentlemen, who does not remember the gloll
Gus Fourth July 1862 when the guns of Meade almost
numbering over-the hits 81 Gettysburg, when the
mlaihnen OF Grants promise TO- c"ptuIe ' IN was
darkness aud gloom, where was lloratio seymour a that
time lie was makng speech 81 e ngy .S no Me%e
are fhc victories they promised ne. Us being tile traitors
and they the army been struggling for the safely OF e
country Seymour proudly referred 10 MS predictions OF
ls6t and 1907 and gladly hoped To see tci ilhmeht III
with those ~ Lee tlanof Grant On the next
morning he awoke 30 hear tho huzlas oil patriotic people
aud learn that the victories promised US hau peeh
granted by the supreme Being. GOV Scy moul. during
the draft riots in New York. pronounced me oat uh-
although he knew on its enforcement de
pepde, the success the enemies In the held Instead
Of mob assembled IN front OF the Ciy Hall
the mob that had destroyed an orphan asy lum and
Killed lnofcnding men the highways-he addressed
them thus MY friends, -" Hurrah" and Bully FOR
yo,,, cried the nob--for you my friends" He
continued a" have sent the Adiutant General 60 Wash
luRton 20 have this draft stopped" Aye, 10 have
the draft stopped when every one wanted 20 assist
As his Adutant General did not succeed Seymour
then 10 Lincoln TO suspend the draft un lac cCia
test the law in the Supreme Court MIR. Lincoln replied
that he had objection TO his institnting lawsuit III
tho matter but he could not afford to waste more ns
while the suit going on. SO wo heard no more vi
seymours laws Laughter and cheersl ms nsn s sns
nOur presented, under the auspices ol MS rlenu
c. L. Vallsnd ghan, 10 the sufrages OF the american
people Is IL necessary TO gay another woiui on thai
question wait FOR answer from the yeonahy anu
patriots Of Pennsy iyania aut We ale Pi'Peu iof your
answer. ...
sERENADE Al TIE Union LEAGUE CLUB HOUSE
The screnade ut the Union League Club
House nj 1880 o'clock, this evening, was one OF
the most enthusiastic gatherings Of the day.
The street in front Of the Club House
and along the full block swayng Of human
beings whose upturned faces presented scene long to
be remembered To say that they enthusiastic is
not to tell half the story They were wild calling for
the distinguished Generals present. aud sending up cheer