New-York tribune., 1868-10-31
THE LAST RALLY.
Continued from Third Page.

a. Republican have for the asking yet venture 10
aVtbat YOU Will hear "A solitary alusOn TO OF
these facts the Democratic stump and sometimes In
contemplating the unregenerate average Democratic
u have labOred TO conceive what its idea of the
Treednen's Bureau. They talk about II great deal
know 9H5 tSk SE1 he could give yo2 any better
ton of it than the old lady in Illinois who assailed Cen
lSs lSGssnerai Logan. my old aud my two boys have
always voted for you up to this me but were agn yom
SWhat for Why for you vote ON that hateful Freed
s.sdami" "Wbat have / agin that bill! Just to think
AZ you Congressman avotin hrstrate bureau Oevery
niger at the South when l never h3d notmn beiter9
But have not time for prolonged speech upon the
nf OF the war; those intimately connected with the
war you met by such eminent patriots as Horatio
seymour. George H. Pendlet9n and element L. Valan
dS6am. with the polite intimation that we ought to
"iet by cones be 5ygoneS." why yex our reeollec
the wari" They are like old Jack Gulhyer;
when he was arraigned for horse-Stealipg: said
the Justice What have you to say, Mr. Gulhver,
saltv or not guiltvi "Now. Square said Jack don't
up them disagreeable things talk about
something else Laughter SO it is with these gentle,
en-they don't like to be reminded of the disagreehDe
@ and II Mr. seymour would not obtrudc his presence
on the American people. and challenge their support
Classic shades OF Utica quite sure that no one IN
this vast audience would be inclined 10 harrow up ms
when he parades himself as candidate Tor
the peoples suffrage his record becomes matter OF IMo
Ic concern. and long there is Republican press or
hifiho ventilated and expOsed Mr seymours record
OF only day enough to consgn him aud his name
to nfamy for all time. Appausel You remember that
people OF this country divided between fighting and
rrayng for the salvation OF then country Ii was upon
fbs day that young aud patriotic hearts shed their NE
blood, by thousands and thousands on the terrible
fields OF Gettysburg and Nlcksbufgi ana IL
was on that very day that Horatio Seymour
N the adjoining city OF New-YOrk. surrounded with
sympathLng Democratic patriots enjoying reh Der
onco dinner and treating his auditors to an address
in which ne taunngly asked Mr. Lincoln and the Ameri;
people "where their victories eouiu De lcuuu ,,
While he in the very midst OF MS reasono9s taSn1
ug and rejoicing IL said and believe on good author
iy that telegram was placed IN his hands winch tUa @
then rapid retreat of Lee. But Mr. Seymour knew tnat
the intelligence conveyed in the telegram was
DOT welcome news to his auditors though he had man
lneSs enough left 10 quake and blanch, ana Win
gram and placed it his pocket and he down smit
ten as Besha3zar was OF old at the feast IN the palace
anrsnse And that eentIman comes before us for our
sirsges and asks that will be forgivng enough
foreeal enough to wipe out that ID spot from % ms
where was Cen Grant, Commanding that day on the
FIELD. memorable so long as military annals are read
among men, aud commanding afterward host
Of armed men larger than have been under
the command Of any one man since tbat
fabled million Of men that marched to the command OF
Xerxes Why, the grandest army that the French En-
pre put in the field under Napoleon numbered out
62OO men, while Gen Grant iOr the closing 40 mn ts
OF the commanded more than million OF men iand
gdled rebellion that spread over an extent OF territory
larger than half OF continental Europe e1hote1 gene
rsship the parallel OF WHICH you can nnd In NaPol9n
plause And yet, with this record, Ihe NeW l0k hOrd
and the militia generals OF the Denocraue
lave been to march platoon Broadway and perform
the difficult feat following tae music aud dodgng the
these gentlemen tell you that Gen. Grant is no General
and that he blundered at victory We do not care much
how he got there; saved the life OF this nation. reat
applause Helt was that brought order out OF chaos IN
our military operation and gave to you thst u o.
within three months after he had nnaliy gOt INTO the
assured victory that crowned army month after
Mr LincOn's second Inauguration WIN Zen Grant IN IN
Ehe Presidential chair, are 70 have policy when VIII
be the just fruits OF his military career-a policy when
will lift our country up from being a reproach
before the civilized world because to-day Slr,
6lushng as / do TO say IL, the policy OF TINS
country in s foreign relations blush before the oi
LzauOn OF Europe. why look at the cOhtIanlc!lon' Al
an Anerican citizen is wronged in Europe, or In ASA or
in Africa Australia or the fathes Isle oI the our
army your navy, and your dpi9nalc eoIIs Eoe t o 80
90 their souls until that wrong is avenged 30 great
the power OF the American name throughout al Chrlseh
dom, and even beyond the cohhhes OI Ia
20 be American citizen Is the same protection as o Oi1
And vel within our own land in nine or ten II not
eleven States. American citizen cannot SPEAK ms
mind within the law and be safe And II Gen. GRANTS
administration does nothing else, pledge Op DehalI OF
tbe great Republican party ana every member Oh thA
lion and immunity TO every man within the length ana
breadth o this and so long as that man himself keeps
,'d down there II Il takes the lives Of fifty uure
peIng Rebels for that Of every loyal man slain Loud
applause Recent OF his policy with not an element OF
Communications that principle has taken such hold OF
Gen that he QQes nQI hesate 70 declare that nc
6e ntTsted with the administration OF this Government
ssyv aabdiug man under the folds Of the American
ea bsu % where he plea.es and speak he peases,
h, sl5 w ~ ofheT iCries Of GOOD" and cheers And
that py friends be- the issue OF TINS campaign
You have the right to come TO MaiIe ana speak our
minds as you kindly allow me TO speak mine IN New
/ York; and all Of us shall have the rght 10 40 the
thing II Louisiana or South caIolhS, id Ht
And then with freedom actually installed Win justice
FOR It's great foundation, with Grant Tor s
Tor the next eight year,, We may nope Win Sy6 - IA
dence that the beginning OF the ena OF tn5 pau
beeaS Know that the Democratic party has tenacious
le, and despair OF us speedy us1 % On " bp oTsanized
synnaree OF large mass tenacious hold 80 long az
ignorance abOuBds. Ana any parry th9t - -
efrepch which perhaps are lacking In organizations o
tic freedom and Independence when 90 pr0huy OeIoHt
60 the Republican party aq1 ad,ore its split but the
absolute drill No delicacy there about pilhcp!es os
any candidate; on ey 60 II If you viii excuse the con-
parson Ike blind horses IN bark NM & dOuu 6 1 ronnJ
utterly regardless whether they grind bark OF Dones 30
Shey are sure OF their in the end lLaughter bo,
that this party VIII soon give up It's
gns and s bad Rae' l bat IN papy yGIy es Hsn If you
can destroy the b6ifT m EewY0rk II is gone IN the
Iston Xye. Sir ri Do not @ fha1 ina. tns g0%I
nSn in York gives ii its entire power in the whole
ration. Ifthe Democracy were 70 DC stiipieu - m
out the length and breadth Of the land Inc "noe pun m
and snimus and point Of the struggle S fbaf bnt
whether Mr Griswold Mr. Hoffman shall DO the mex,
Governor OF Mr. Hoffman Know own mothng ods nor sa 70
speak about min when you kno" so Mucn Oe,t,dI
than Of .sg 9Hs near ns M eris%old for for years in
EatonsI Congress, and no6ler' truer more Patrouc
nooeman kUw nsDse sUs LET ne tell YOU one Instance
II heard Mr Lincoln say that the agony OF MS anAiey
during the war had boIdered on despa,t On tTO ~ Gt
Roads and the other at the evening 9i the nrst asys
nght Of ths great battle "a se ss Of PepasyvSna
and changing their apparent Victory mo ans3
hopeless defeat, you give honor, ana glory! anu
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