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

preservation and prosperity of the Union TO cast
vote for Horatio Seymour to vote for the soldier
parties in the country the adhcrents of liberty
ana Union the other the reaners Of treason and rebel
non Two years ago, on similar occasion, he bad pre-
diced Ia relation TO the then new mongrel party that
10 swallow bo1a Democratic aud Republican parties.
former and such all would bear witness had been the
result The Democratic party had had the control o. the
they entered upon their administration Of its affairs
aud prosperity were the laws Of the land, but
prosperity OF the country destroyed its credit
AIRED a foul ana cruel Rebellion. On Marcel I.
1901 the Republican party had assumed the
made some mistakes aud not have maintained at ali
times the and broadcast principles OF right. Yet II
must be asknowedged lat ihey had nec ttlefapy sue
cratic party had declared TO be 100 strong TO DC snbded
70 the Boys in Blue they had preserved uvioate the
blessings OF liberty to our posterty Thn- truly II IS
not susceptible Of contradiction ,hat the kepuoiean
had Acknowledged their own failure Every ac framed
to put down the Rebellion they declared u, 70 De
the yet living principles OF Rebellion had met WIN teir
enacmens Had there been SINGLE act that would give
physical or moral support TO soldiers lhat ad re-
ceived their Endorsement and support No, hot one
Why should any Boy in Blue" vote for Soy 'ncnr, me
man who declared the failure and who had caiied
upon the Government disband our armies ana to allow
the Rebels subyert our Government the party mat
had inst lQacd and are now endeav0Tng 10 ptletpate
fhe deyasops Of Rebellion should he defeated aud 0r
ally crushed out Of existence. Appianse.j
GEN. STENENSS SfEECH.
Gen, Stevens of NeW Hampshire claimed the
right 70 SPEAK on the present OCCASION IN The summer
OF 1868 NewHampshfc had fought to dtve pack ,e
Rebel hordes from Gettysburg; and in that peaceful
cemetery on the battlefield sleeping together New,
Hampshire and Pennsylvania men. and ihtIr bones snl
not be separated until last trumpet shall sound on
the resurrection morn. There was II Time when tie Re-
publican party needed defense and me poys w piu
hSS sn'n % S'snas the stormy hh:
Of yieksbn,g through the, me oiHody pon TSha%
mar ~ eto
good deeds that shall live In history forever Tho freol
dent Of a the y
uptt for the position OF President through ne ~
competency and vasciation OF purpose The result OF
TINS political campaign was already foreshsdowed and
the final doom OF tho Democratic party was 10 DC pro
ing lie had fought under Grant, and believed In his
plan OF aggressive warfare. lie dld not mean W poh9t
racy man who had fought at inc front c 70 1r
heads who, Sinking away safely At home, wager wager
ICED as a drinking when he captured Fort Henry
he gentle SPREE when he surprised D9i'tson,
lie considerable Of bust; ~heh ne tuhDo 'VMh
round about and finally Yicksburg and TOOK Pen
beIton with $4,000 prisoners, ne was on cohsuIa's Va
Richmond SO that they never ont Of IT, was the re-
suit OF strong whisky. What sublime coDndehee Ihe
Copperheads get their definition Of Grant ro me same
source where they get their principles; the heoel press
now aroused and they are about 20 teach tbeu lesson
that will ast them a good season
EX-GOV. CURTIN's SPEECH
EX-G0v Andrew ". curtin was sit'tNh w"
uproarious cheers lie regretted that he had lot voice
enough to heard, but he was glad 20 be aDe 10 se
e was heart and soul with the people 1t has peeh MS
good fortune address the people OF the western coh
ties and having long watched the tide popular opon'
he could declare that within 20 years had nc VIZ
messed such an outpOuring ana an uprsinG me s7H,
OF the manned veterans IN the parade OF that morning
should speak ont In clarion tones the warning 10
beware IN the future Of another rebellion aud
TO intrust il 10 the hands OF the soldier
who pleads LET VS. have peace, il
these rebels VIII give Ms peace and obey The laws
lot us have "A man who viii ave us peace aLd compel
them To obey the laws let every one from now uht eeI
ton ay coIsccrae himself his country, aud Work Hl
heart and soul To achieve this glorious victory VINO
stood by country IN the hour OF her extreme danger
:. Andy Curtn." Well my friends did not expect that
wer bnt IA yon have given 1t viii say tlat We an
did stand by country, and thank God tiat III oie
hour of her greateet need, that he strengthened US
: Rnvs wc have got them THE time. Good night"