New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-18

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Hampton distinguished Democratic leader, the formal
| that they must vote the Democratic ticket or
starye Although we had been dl nSlnt
Of their old doctrines when we presented them for ado
tion, we did suppose. when Grant IN accepting me non
did look large accession OF Democratic strength,
for all knew that they had been for peace throughout
determination 70 wage war OF DETERMINATION against
what are called carpetbaggers Who are these Csc
carpetbaggersf They Northern people VINO, In the
exercise II undouhted constitutional right nave set
tied within Southern States since the They are dis
charged soldiers mechanics merchants, schoomasters
railroad employees, aud thousands and tens Oh HOUSINGS
the right Of emigration to those states VIVA, do see
Mr. Howell Cobb. Rebel General. declares q war OF
but any Of the Southern people who presume 70
espouse the doctrines and principles OF the Eepnpcan
BLAIR the Democratic candidate for vicePresdent III
taken up by Forrest ToOmbs and the cry goes along
friends, there are several kinds OF CARPET CARPET,
within the past few years The Rebels few of their
! carpct-baggers here to New-York during the war.
Laughter and Nppause They came mysler0qsy Tlth
"s ana And wn sTEe tay Undertook to- fire
our hotels and burn our city. Well there
some other distinguished carpet,baegers' whom
and Berjamli-he carries think, green bag In Lon
don lLaughterl Brick" Pomeroy is carpet-bngger.
onal Democratic Committee, Mr. Belmont Is carpet
Dagger ILaughterI OGOrman-Counsellor OG0rman
land And if O'tIormans carpetbag is not full must be
| a very big one, or else he has failed to proht by
anghter Then there is George sanders the Jem Bags
of the Rebellion who wanders over Eur9pe win or Win
Northern GarPetbaggsrs Deons to alnerehy
s''r race of Of our m"o sarpebnsgcrs william Penn
was carpethagger Of the mg1t sort rar baG'
Stephen A. DOuglas OF Illinois lappldus' these were
all "carpetbagrers." DO you lind that our country
ion Of rp,thaggers The May flower brought colony
se %Jrs % % the @S
took Norman carpetbaegers over TO England and
ebaggers forth all over The world most OF men thry
own. or propose 10 own Our carpttohggers carry III
ever they 60 And they not 10 be barred
out excluded from the south. ut Rebel detation.
the war j. question he decided at the balotboN.
ard PERHAPS to I've enforced by the bayohet Whether
~ IT, i. n - bi, lime that Grant should not only he
COMMUNICATIVE Lef Of the armies, hui that ne
should be President Of the United States Great
~, ana candidates Or plena Ge to 70 the people
Seymour. GIi,sesl You all know-l know HIN ven:
trouble ire m@ughfcrl a voice%wateIneioms lNer.
rment aud agshrr suppose was .hr Syddis st.i
sometimes 10 melancholy. Renewed hughtrrl
/ say him WELL but am not here 70 dispardg,
him any unjust sence desire To accord To liu an
that can be fairly ella med for him. lie Is certainly
smart politician But he cftirn ont naneu,ers MS
was triumph Of political utrgnc, and the
reward Of successful politician. Gov. SEYMOUR
hlcd two Offices respectfully, two local emrlovnenis;
nemb Of me i@gi'alnfc ana "I r.r o.
never in Cqnsrcs- never aeroad ne ,, IT, a,S,,n-
Ills speeches Caud they are almo. nnumerable upon
every political topic abound in Efforts TO excite feeling
%arsable phases Of h character and his policy that he
seems TO have natural hn ssae. io gs speee@s
aud his essays likewise abound III attempts ~ eAcl"
jealousles between the dnrreht SECTIONS "i OUT .non
from NewEnglanI. / suppose nothing mas ever
Maine aud Vermont lGaughterl Gov. seymour, III iSl
unable TO decide whether hhrcthSihl cpclo' 1 sue
ressfI coercion would he the greater calamity. Grant
about that time drew his sword ana proposed To cn the
knot. Seymour, ~ 1868. rs you rencmher came To NtW
York d,rdcd our disappointment, sh,ti,n AZ ou
and that the doctrine of public necessity was
good docttine for mob - ioI 1VNeihh'H Inh
he pointed 10 his MOD anI ",ncu ianopnn ~, A.
that same moment Grant was before Vlcksbnrgh
tn achieve what lac hually did achieve, one OF the
greatest victories Of modern warfare lApau~el When
kd how long ne would stay before vlcksburg he made
" very short speech; he said Il shall -ay TIL take
il" Applause seymour went to Chrago and bis
rraecuols and speeches about the and about the
National Government eliminated In the resolution
passed by that Convention when he aud his associates
some brave men IN the field who we're resolved
that it should not 6e failure; lAulau,e'l TO-
elrd over our taxes. tarragut. la-hed to INC
mantop % hs flagship destroyed the last OF the keseI
nat the real Thomas Iiausltrrl-atiendrd 10 iooIe
army before Nashville. sherman nhltL'u 10 lHt
sea. lAppause. sheridan swept through the
Valley Of the Shenandoah lapplausel. aud Grant
-lent and stern, through bnte ana sSss 49,, ,o'vdd
night and day through carnage ANA dcalh 10 victory aiu
peace. lAppiauseI Grant u q man Oi WORK. Miiie
sfynGnI mako ,p1e yo @"l pss Soproscs and
cessation Of ho-tes and talk with The enemy Grant DC
Inds lional Surrender Grant chci,r must De
sought for in his acts seymours Ia What he has not
done Grant is presented as candidate Tor tne rr,.i
rendered the party, not as politician, but AS the
savior of his country aud for the services lie has rem
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member the brave men who have been sacrificed that
We may have privilege here tonight Of organizing
Tended Think Of them slrewn IN every valley alley
aud along every hillside thro9s6ont me south. Lssh
To the the heaying sod LITE that they may SPEAK
TO Us. They tell us comrades, brothers, 1eIenu apd
preserve the Union that We died to save lfroiohEed
SENATOR snERMAS's SPEECH.
Gen Pleas0ntOn then announced that a distinguished
gentleman from the West was present, who HAD just
dropped in to see how the EewYork Boys in Blue sup
ported their leader Gen. Grant and introduced Senator
sherman brother Of the gallant Gen Sherman. The dis
tngushed gentleman was received Win rounds Oh APP
ause and after three cheers had been gwen Tor Gen
Sherman the Senator sud IL cannot einse III return lof
your Kindness to present. myself before you; but cannot
now ON my way to take care Of Andy Johnson cannot,
however .refrain from announcing me gOou uunhss
been there Ohio Indiana, and Pennsylvania will follow
the glorious lead Of Vermont aud Maine Applause and
u" Gou' Kiip,trick then spoke as follows
SPEECH OF GEN. FITZPATRICK.
FELLOW SOLDIERS: Comrades remembered ana wei
loved need tell you that am proud and happy to
be with you once again Standing before you as have
often done before yet under circumstances vastly differ
Ont strange and long unknown feeling comes over my
lcart-a feeling such remember To have experienced
ma wear, gone bg when the bugc aud drum called ur TO
arms aud boot, and elbows touching 10 the llg
with firm uudaunted hearts you marched 10 battle ana
To victory Now, Then, When III some glorious held you
rallied Ia tie Daglcs sound, ara WIN ah enthusiasm
sucI as the world surpassed, rode ana
trainpied down your foe, am Iorcoa 10 cry
nnI God bless the brave soldier. YOu waded through
seas of blood To save the Union aud the institutions OF our
falhers and n0W when peace has come. ana run hreHt