New-York tribune., 1868-10-26

prevailed continued would hardly have eeyn % s Bst t.liSS
despair snd es,hsIg s t Ne 10 tbs s our Tp eoes
utmost ,g' d 70 hbsnr TO srrd m dis
pa.aoH. The whole state; 10 oHs Ds '1 an. rss%d Il
and done pdSs ph az ioTe Srrce eonecperhsps ali
TIE aer spd detection have made Ss"f0s the oS
in y,roas part, Sais II our friend. fnos thi =. viii os veil
dong for year, confront and eouUiera this last 'PssnOfc sraPP'
for tie m.,srJ Ofthe state ,., ,.,,r.a b, .,.,r,o,
,ry resoans Pennsylvania ard ohOf Are the Republican.
t. s sors already a;.i no thsy think tia,
above Highlands enough 70 O'eoP 81 The yops and a, ne
counting ha, eau s % done ~ , BsGs .rSI, an s d. rs s.s
would have been svsred By dny t'1 done Ioe ID psmOoay
Of platform have driven them to iaere make'hh. o.
Insi Of asserting htr S"1 RO.n ta' w., m w sr cmy
aS%ss johnson .sd " ,s Nj. ,,:,eS own fn q
oCnshese the d ofeI ID to the H,"oh lieu Of "h' 0S
sn sns spsu p be- tie real reliance men .,
toned party warfare The rather e s 70 s 'ucs' ~ ~ ;ss , %
fair only or r f,i only saey siu sleePe' vigilance
.cqu bnss in lis conviction ',t honest effort uHIad'
TO win In this State the greatest victory possible
In the hope Of results nothing sLoTo our utmost ndeao remain
III HxSRy & BsIIows esq., &c. &c, BrOohlyn n Y.
SPEECH OF THE HON. ROBERT c. sCHEScK OF ONO.
Cen schenck was received with great applause, and
said
Ladies and Gentlemen This is good deal moro than
was promised bargained when accepted the inyi-
taton here tonight aud IT will not be matter OF WONDER
hope IL yOu should find that an unsOphsticated
appalled, BY such presence ard such surroundings
look out upon of patriotic people piled here bank
this stage there wcnld serve for an audi
uPoa % saR T hS we have not had IN an
during this to meet as many people upon as many
fields There, however we are driven 10 the groves; We
assemble out of doors aud upon streets with no such
gorgeous building this to accommodate US ~ may DO
account OF our ess eoymeht OF ,ie Soous VI mo ol
ion fair share OF the banking cap9 Laughter ana
applauseL that we not able to build such beautiful
structures this In WINCH 10 come TO-
gether But observe you do not stop win numbers
Yon have flags ana lights, aud music 10 exharate you
mon an occasion like this and only that-the linn
nrrs' srt has been enlisted observe referring to tho
lender the Iext President Of the United States
lapplausel, sitting there 80 camy psde I'VE 1ouuts
llaugl'erl, that am very mach afraid he VIII
bo compelled, when che offers nun lhe CIVIC
crown make unconditional surrender In spite OF all
he has -ad. Langhlcr aud appihu-el Upon the other
pedestal very different character llaughierl. hni
really, II matched not mated, should say Ihenewta
austter Who the object may be s1Tpended from rhe
lamp post cannot tell Aqg1tsr thought a, ,rs mr..
the painter might have Intended Tor bilt leaning there
FOR support 5houts Of laughter and applause Ihe
light IN te distance on tnHt side Is nnnlstanape y,
suppose It must DO an orphan asylu and perhaps u We
could the bushes there We mght hhd some OF the
from which have just conc ana 10 when my lehd
Grswod has kindly alluded ana OF wbeb ne has de-
nict was carried on IN quito different way. do not
know however, why should be inquired Of to give any
description Of the particular contest nave hnd win Mr
Vallandighan. You know who bo is. Langnter.l The
gentlemen who nominated Seymour lRcneHed laughter
a
cracv H. now constituted aud YOU may therefore i'm ,gne
what sort of fight IT has been Aud If you have any
confned TO single district there is OF bribery aud
PERJURY and illegal voting aud tue nre OF money Tor tue
purpose OF controlling you have II here in New
York. and you Will know Just how II Is rs there
who nope see Ss To to' Se enough Of Yourselves to elect
my friend GIiswold, are all natuTaLLcd lLaughtcr
charge anghter only some 81 apiece aud trust II
ybody has neglected that duty that will he attended
to- aud my friend Grlswod be returned successfully To
take MA seat as tho efMagstratc of this state at Al
bany. permitted to do again in C"hgfe lChters
alluson has been made however TO the contest
between AIr yaiaud CHAM aud self desirr 10 d-a
b9se you and the p1ee NINA Gi of cue % & snd e
! that contest. | lind that "a great many at home
aIder thc snpposition when Mr Vaiaudgham was nom.
mated by The Democrats II the lld Congress District OF
but walk calmly The course. Tbs arose from the
fact, suppose known to all tie world, that daring tho
ONO asking thor suiiae,s to make him Governor We
| buried him under majority OF igi"p Loud cheers
tLen ther, WINS dir,rrit condition Of thng. even as
relates to this Democratic party All over this counry
thousands OF Democrats sympaihzug perhaps as thor.
! oughly with the southern Rebellion as any 0f them do
| more openly nov, VINO were yet AFRAID 10 sho"
tine thef risE "'ui Of deayas t1SusclTes S completely
and entirely with those mad. wcsca people who had
destroy the lie of the nali9n but y9n must relnember
. th@t ns. , N1 rt Nm NM, Trc,or IT,,
at this time The aniaiion u not only conllci" out
Rebcism. Applause lou must rccoiect mat now all
Disguise i thrown OH and that The Democratic party
ton. OF which and through which seeks not ony 10
oppos aud destroy what ser ia. Republican patty has
done Is attempting, bat to tie same extent throws
everything like War democracy on patriotism from among
cratic party against which We stand opposed-a party
made up OF complete partnership, and known
Enthusiastically now between tbc peace Democrats of the
North who sympathi4ed all through tho war with
tho rebellion ana are now openly cooperating with
rebels and the rebel. ~ the South who actively
deavored 10 destroy the whir the lasted
and II has no other element M ils c"lpOson Al the
opening OF the all through the the Hlilaiion
complete yet miy have been b"cau>e of the sympa
thy that existed 10 the fullest extent betwcr these two
wings Of the DenOcrtic party II there had not been
obstacle In the way. We know bht oven during the war;
while the best OF the old Democratic party uniting with the
Repubncans had constituted the uioh paty-the party
that fought the war through and put H,beon down and
now that the is over, determined 10 Keep Rebellion
down-that his Democrhc parry 'plo ,ed 70 lat Union
party made OF Rebels ia 'front.' who were hrng at
heels while endeavOIiug 20 FIRE back at the
Rebels. Applausel They were hcpi mart then. how
In many respects being 40 less than nowbecause the
Union army with It's bayones lay between them and kept
them separate The war being over abd tho Union army
removed. like two drops Of water with nothing lrit
70 obstruct their union. they have now nowed
cation called the Democratic party. presenting
PLATFORM which %a they n made here t IN hs City Of
IN July Gen schenck ten proceeded To discuss the nc
ddates and to inquire how any citizen with any charac
ter of consistency decency could support either its
platform or us candidates l conclusion hc said shall
home after Witnessing such spectacle this tonight.
prepared 10 report To our people mat They expect
that my friend Griswod viii De your noxt Governor.
Cheers and lOngeontinued appau,e That sounds very
much like IT, lRenewed bpplnuse ] can only say that
with my whole heart wish II may he lCheers.l II
he did t there blnshing behind ne, would tell you
little that know Of him Voices"Lot us hear IT, 81
have been Intimately associated with Mr. Griswold
a good while pact He Is member OF the COMMITTEES
Congress Of which have the honor 10 be Charman aud
II you needed my testimony. as l know yon do
not, OF like myself, with such an opportunity
Of knowing that II you elcvt him you Will secure
the of puremnded patriot man OF sterling
integrity, loud cheers gentleman 0f sound Judgment,
and Of peculiarly good common sense, cheern and OF
administrative power under whose administration you
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