New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-02
sriNn NI-MnrR TWO.


At Stand No the following manned gentle
men mad, patriotic addresses Gen. Edward Jardine Of
New eIsry, lieut. Reeves. GEN II. Il. Darlington Of
Washington col o. VI wilson of Indiana. CAPT, sehcn-
back oi r,Dna Major Geo. Il. iIalstead. and others
GrV. KIIrATRIcK's SPEECH.
Con. Jaa,on Fitzpatrick Wa then introduced, ouc after
tho rarturon- arplau.e Win which ho wan reeo'cd had
subsidized. lie sad
Pillow soLpirps: Gul prond and happy to meet
you tonight We lsyo assomb'cd loyal ciuzeus and have
~ ne potomac ~ he armies Of shernan sheridan nnl
Thomas. We have assembled on thl. tpoi MuIe hlnt
two Sears 10 foothers assembled To give brlh 10
mo- and independfnt nation aud 10 The Declaration Of
Undergraduate. We have assembled to take measures 10
e',.'' .' .ii ~ ~ SiJes az feit Gnes,oi
ShaN ne pHr,r7urHi Eclels 81 he SHh. aud ms 'Hirn
~ fiy ra D. n bs Worth ffis posssss0n OF ne nuiyH
u ri, ,.',,' 49,, e. ,i N,,tb headed bv uorstio s,.,
aonr 20 o refused to worh WIN us IN the vineyard par
me g,r,a Ne .hi,, 81 state when the waves ROLLED
lurl now tnrn fhe dscki We have assembled tonight
htcauso we believe fhc nation ia danger Every gale
that comes ron Tie south brings 'oonr ears me same
sVcTcd mann battlefield VITO have We 10 oppo4e
hon In ihc South si NJ 80 Norih VINO ar these
- frc vortbt Whv robert Ould who will d. romcu.
hercd IN, many here present VINO confined ~ p1s
oucrs DO the Rebel pc,- I'VE - iho man VIE Shg,
v your loving mother sad be Thought the arclc- vero
too gliy seasoned for mon ~ sedcntny habits Ih'
there h iade HGabton ,eho s,id 10 me nat he 'coHd
ra,lsr hs arms shotdd ieihcr nGH ir, rh ne DpdsHs
ofMe North and nat h. hoPed - irc 10 apply N, orc ~
fr.rg Noriht Ne oo,spied dfront ssdt al me- Ncu
yorf rerrafiop Thcn there - ~ GOV of North
CfoliDa. the man who addr'sed hs troops WIN Tue le
marx that he wanted them 10 nh hell 50 fun
~ YANKEES that their heels woud stick ont
az the hird story windows he and Wade HAMPTON huu
gone into the guerrilla busucrs, but ride OF $50 miles o
an old which gave HIM had the elect Oi dissoNing
that partnership IN thcto H. Forrest tho butcher VINO
surrounded garrison oi four hundred men VITA force
len time, as strong and under cover OF nag Of truce,
marched his force To the rear aid hniutl,d uV"E ~
the garrison He buried dead and alive IN the
H.,
fences and there burned them. These are the men
Who are opposing ~ IN 1865. the hepuph'ah ,vn'o-
ton of NcwNork, Ncw.JCrsey, and PennsllNanh, 10,
deled tho snme Democratic party. for high climc ana
nsdcmean0. 1bcy iricd before The grat BODY ol
The American people, ana found guilty. The charges
were that we had scarcely rcoled the penen,noi Inc
elections Of 1891 when ucy expressed lhem,'l,S hy'
willing 10 allow resident WHO hrd been lnify elected
Ia take his seat Ihcy also denounced tho Ennh,'"u"n
Proclamation aud the Draft hhcn lib.lt H. ~ N"e
driven th0 WILDERNESS. and Gen. sherman WI"
army 1000 ttcug Was marching through Seol e..
war a failure Wen, II was u f,uluie-for the Rebels
Laughter Gen. Mcclellan w"s defeated, ana 80 We
cen. Robert T. Ire lApplusel III ien }Vu '',i IN,
Gen Mcclellan bl1 returned To tho United sat. Ni'h
his carpebas ansh'et 70 stump we cunt ~ nio
because he cant max" upr ms hina where ,,n ~
Il sonE to SPEAK n,ror. We but mi "'OI thry have
forth gain. A Few soldiers aud disappointed
Repnhcau oiic, seekers have joined them Under Inc
day ago CJuld Gen. Jackson Hfis" from ms sIyNo u"
cnt The party reminds one q Ibs ON ,adS mho 'n
ioa.kei three generations old Which,
was the same old teapot We are ae,
cused Of beng vindictiye, but ths - a
aud polished treason that arc not Cbri'ian
people and says HAT rs ~ old Rome w9 should maxi
Well Nd not ty that ,lsy pre9Slcd 6Sweyer to to
go To MoAco and south America We endShto,tu 10
They sty)o the Union man who goes south oall".'
Dagger II teS make much more Opposition n 70 cspct
baegcis with knitting needles and every one oil them
M i'm siIouds We have been too generous. II
have
them been swept into The Atlantic ocean. They
denounced military rule, when Congress has Win
s,e and In Too soon We have been too lenient
tirey. when We got the Rebel down. We ought 10 sye
md: ",nele sam. let me up and hi behave my SELF
The speaker then, In speaking o, me ns"n mes
worth 60 cent? but with the issue, contemplated by
Mr. Pcndleton, Of i00oOeO@c. would DE worth cg.s
Democrais-who hated us during The war, and n%w be-
cause We crushed the Rebellion aud destroyed The Dcno
not give up the recollection OF battle fought and vic
tories won for all the happness OF ihese
burg. sheTman's march, and Appomattox S9nrt,
people and their Northern allies that Will not forget
The past forget that while we were at the ir1ni
MS Llncoln hireings. No. we viii march through the
streets from TO November and Haunt our paners
be q pledge to those who have fought and
those Who remained at home mnistering to
a' Ssp 81 tine s9S OF the q ed S 70
rally with tho enthusiasm that chaaolerned vs. a one
foes around he hero Of the East and West May he not
only be elected President OF the United states bnt live to
Of he Great North his residence OF the whole
country for which he has done 80 much ihe oeheiai
then retired amid thunders Of applause
GIN. TORBERT'S SPEECH.
Gen A. r. A, Torbert Of Delaware was Introduced He
said that the turnout In philadsphia .oasy sSwfa una.
lean party The question now presented was even oI