New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-01

pub,lr Theso brave men 40 not forget that Horato
seymour vetoed the bill giving the right OF suffrage TO
thor cOnrades In Now York. While they were IN te nelu
lighting the battles OF their country They DO not forget
that sir Wallace as Senator with the whole Demo
soldiers the field Of battle They do not forget
that they alluded to as lncolns rellngs ny the
party vi which Mr. Wallace Ia the chief; nor VIII they
ever forget that In the OF this dannng record MT
WALLACE aud his associates arc now banded IN ah cnort 10
ors the authors and prosecutors of the Rebellion; nor
that every % these traitors IS joined Win Mr. wal
lace piracy against their beloved leader the great
captain OF tho age Cen Grant Nor that Hortio seymour
and Frank p Blair were nominated by convention III
which nearly 900 Rebel generals, colonels majors cap
tainS, and congressman were delegates Nor that inc
chief OF these Rebels, Wade Hampton Of South Carolina
framed and dictated as condition of his allegiance
that part OF The Democratic platform winch declares ,o
acts OF reorganization ueconstitutlonSl. reV0.S S
j. tho victim Of daily vengeance and cruelty OF te hooo
ciaes OF AIr Wallace aud the Democratic leaders OF rem
South execute the laws and give protection 10 Tue
Union OF That Section have twlth shsie ekct @
cIacs Of BIr. Wallace aud the Democratic LEADERS VI
Pennsvvail The grand assembage of patriotic citizens
who Tked their lives for the old Has, instead OF DciS Wei
coined with open arms by the Democratic leauei nl I'm
have been sent for polute and are
additionally stigmatzed a socdRed soldiers cohven
ton rcnroach so shameless itngly from men
VINO have just emerged from dsgraceiul companion
ship with ~ B Forrest, the couriver ana leader 0i tne
Font Pillow massacre and his coconspirators This IS
the same Mr. Wallace who instructed his employs III
1867 for ery Democratic rote PEELED orer no e eH pay
Wallace who offered 500 per month for three mouths 70
Michael Ocar TO suppress his evidence in the Shusar
contested election And yet this man, OF all Othes
has the uublushng ofrontery 10 accuse the brave men Oh
the volunteer army and navy OF crime OF when he ilu
self stands h0torousy convicted The Soldiers ana san
ors' Committee OF Pennsylvania cannot allow tins gross
and unprovoked outrage upon tho gratitude an, ana
hospitality Of the generous people OF fmi.
adeiphia TO pass unrebuked. They feel that
the Democratic leader Indifferent caOus. or hostile.
while our loyal people. including the patriotic women OF
Philadelphia, giving time. money, ana me nopCs
OF charities brave companions on Their way 70 shu
from victorious fields are now even more hostile 10 r
soldiers of the Republic they rally under the sscred
shadows Of Independence Hall to renew tnelr IoVo ahu
devotion TO the country they have saved ~ wele ne d
essaiy stronger spirit Of hatred Oh treason u
OF the Democratic agents of treason IN our mds mus 70
summon hero the first and second days OF OctoDe tho
survivors OF the overw hclmng host who defeated De
ocratic rebellion, this deliberate ana SratuIlous
insult would accom- liish the work. But no such
Invocation is needed We ask our comrades W
come i'm full force, and hey coming We say 10 1nem
Come one, ALL, and they are responding t,hel
may be scandazed by those who have always been ter
enemies but they will be welcomed by our great peopie
with an enthusiasm even magnetic than thht wbleh
greeted them on their route 10 and from the scenes naao
immortal by their vaOr Philadelphia CITY, renowned LOT
IFS ceuee refinement, generosity, loyalty ana NOS
pitaty leaves the unenvable monopoly or trauueine
our guests invited here to discharge cratefn ul 10
the authors of and sympathzcs with one bloody epe
lion ana 10 the deliberate contrIvers OF anothee
BY order OF the Committee. go
- CHARLES H. T. COILS. Chairman.
A. l., III ssELL, Secretary.