The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-04
REPUBLICAN JUBILEE.

Horace Greeley, General Lee and Others
Songs and RccitatiOns-D cspatches 10 Presi.
dent Grnnt and Vicc.Prcsidcrt Colinx.
The Cooper institute was densely crowded last
evening by citizens, male ana female shortly after
six O'Clock who assembled to hear the result OF the
Presidential and State elections.
Mr. Charles 5. spencer made his appearance on
Che Platform al seven O'Clock. which was the signal
Tor enthusiastic cheering. This was the twenty
eighth mass me citing over which he presided during
this memorable and exciting campaign and he has
been interchangeable in his efforts TO make the gather
tngs successful. Although radical OF the deepest
dye, his ready wit ana genial spirit make him
universal favorte when he assumes the position OF
master OF the ceremonies a republican assemblage.
When MT Spencer rose 10 speak he was
AGAIN greeted VITA Cheering. lie sad:-four
years ago tonight / stood where stand
now presiding over the rIion republicans
OF this city in this hall Then We received
the news of tda victory whrh insured The downiai
OF me rebellion. Apliusal io ai9ht oel!ege tAat
we wilgeeeiNe the news b aaot.or victory .nsur.a
the downfall OF new re5 lioa. "'rhat's So all
applsuse.J Like a18y 81 ,1I aaya DE d at the -.
a tic day lon, laIoFng ior thdt sIiE ! have uo
news 10 give you anN e.aept RISE from my OWE it,
tie eject o1 district but !. l. III arst iaut primrose
OF lie coming spring. four aGpdgt a and ionr wees
have been p7lled IN the Fogrtcel,h distrc; o. the
S!Xtecuth .arl ii Hh.cl have tae homo. 20 Ike.
One year ago s4at d.stccs that faithful among
the fataicss. gave eleven ve 3a5ieaa majority. LA
pol Of 4al i aas given ,c4tr1! iaAt TO-DAY majority
OF Ii7. GREAT cheers) we hiye made arrangements
10 receive re.ur.is from tue etv The State ana lie
nation az rapidly IS tcy received anywhere else.
IL tae meantime VIII ny 10 cater for your anase.
mant BY bringing upon this stasa every man thai
think Gag either sing, or raiA or stand on his head
or do anything @ Sc. lreat aughter,j do not pro-
pose g. aaioeru this ing until morning. (Renew-
eu'auEhterA hone Wew,ii nave repetition OF the
scene 81 TOR ySarA ago. MeA Feinetnoef IT, The
Day had not been ike this glorious. beautiful aud
bright day; L had been q cloudy ana RAINY day,
and when four years ato We 1pe.ed this meeting II
We fallh@ sure Niole'it'. ieJpe came ID mere
witt, Their umbrella AMI crowded this house il Is
crowded 10 night win one eXecpt,Cn-f0ur years
ago tleTe Were hNt iLgce women 'ser., out tonight
niy eyes are amos blinded with tleir beauty.
remember wren about midnight ! had he honor
and The pleasure or ANNOUNCING TO the vast meet ng
that then crowded the hall that the great and GOOD
Lincoln was reelected President. on tina occasion
m tlrew mp tleir hats, threw their umbrellas after
taer hats, jumped after thelr umbrellas and Yelled
un,il ! thought HE roof o. tails nah would rise.
Out there by mat Pillar stood venerable colored
man, who would have oeen perfect study for Jim
Brooks. He raised Goth his hands whlie the people
wee shouting and tie brass band playing and said
''biess the Lord. the year OF jubiium am Gomez
Mr. spencer hen read returns from few OF the
sixty: rcpuo leans had voted In Mackereville
~ :. SAID mar thos, men who, amid pistols aud
urenhS, da ed 20 vote for Grant deserved seats IN
the CAB act. daughter aad "taat 80. y
loAtc J. OLIVER came forward and sang song
emitted "evan, and the unionn 70 tie June OF
chorus
Now, the battle cry is DER,
Shooting the happy song Of freedom,
Bnt 1e'l aid laurel more
shouting the happy song OF freedom.
There's an echo on the breeze
Hear !, sweeping DER the hni
.iie has bra, ed the storm Of war,
Let De our leader stilLn
Shouting the happy sons of freedom.
% a. oa a' anT11 aeas
n co Ne ss ass ,S SF 4 aS s,sA' boys
shouting The happy song OF freedom.
OLIVER called on sheridan Shook 10 speak char
hey suggested thli his voice might he too shak y
'We waqt said 1. j. o., the ladies 10 sing with tie
spirit and The understanding also;'' watch sug-
&c ton a bro he repl d, ''tmea.'
euloy "a General sickles, !. T. stewart ami others
who contributed 81 their Iaoney ana efforts toward
nor seriously injured was supposed, was
brought N q carnage To vote. Mr. Spencer, in this
come slpn, reni1ied The audience that the Union
Ledgue s'uo nad ofer reward OF one thousand
doars for the arrest and conviction Of the mscre-
ants "ho attempting 70 murder Mr. Pullman for his
noble Efforts % prevent Ianduient votes being cast
IN MS part OF the city. MIR. spencer said-i stand
here 10 oner an additional reward in my own name
81 on thousand dollars for the same object.
Genera JOIN coCHRANR made a character
ist, speech, IN which he denounced the democratic
party severe terms IL was the boast OF Augustus
C;fsur that ne found Rome OF brick aud left 1t OF
bic; but It was The boast OF Augustus Belmont
n ~ 10 found tho democratic party or marble editor
tie Wortfl Rnd he left Il Of brick trcE PomeroyJ
u re,u langhterl The duty which the republican
usrt, HAD ID perform was 70 chastse into decency
a,sl fvcegsiruct that INFAMOUS party tina could bow
sInt sucerfpb IA AumatiOn 20 the proclamation OF
Ealyot HOFFMAN which was more infamous tnan any
,Ssa paper that tad ever been produced. TAP
lina 50 seymour, The great carpetbagger, was
f12s -. rio-es hl' fallen by the way, but Joshua
ton ~ place, u was the proud dis melton ~ the
Tcpt Niceis that tacy achieved the great problem OF
pcaos enmnpaNon freedom add the Union.
1hf PIE i4tnt 7 sd q despatch rom General Butler
auu0I aciEG tlul IL had been reelected by ma
iorty Nu11 aonye al others. EnthUsiasuc cheers
were ven III Butler. nc secretary u the National
IepIhE tsin Committee OF New Hampshire sends
tc, 40 lhai tnat state would double us majority
IOr raj \ and CoiisN Mr spencer observed ina,
the ~ lean party 81 THIS country owed very nncn
~ ~ ~ 9na4 ny IL w mo- oelese snat =
poAacai auipa "a nae ever been Conducted VITA %
much SKI tins had been by The National Commit
To. nci men introduced the Anderson Gee club,
ami sue sted that thecepuoiicans Of New York give
i rand r. pncert for their benefit ct early day.
THO cube ueraine1 the audience for haf an hour
wuG comic snnl-s sung an an admirable manner, the
audience RI Theoretically applaudug their efforts ~
fIf.utnr ia Irfals.
rnrt'utii MAS amour ga that a number OF dis.
in1uebsa Gentlemen would be ~ attendance later
81 In CSfllE = among thea Horace Greely. loud
clrcrsl II qpose said A. spencer, Nike Connolly
Rcgstrc ~ ,n- ctyl But / would rather be
Horace Grccc ~ caitor tlan Nike Connolly many
Hctuus w-~e read a. tney were received from
ono fonnsyiy una Connecticut and other places,
dienre. an III be O'Clock No. spencer ead that
Grant had swep the country clean, ana that II New
York went Tor 81 ant seymour would not have more
votes than Niece Ian had. [ have despatch ne
continued fr6Bl the cay Of Auburn, IN this STATE
waerg dlstingu. hed statesman made "a speech the
other day i've columns long, which took
lne pe'ns 20 read through, and when
nuialud u didn't Know any more
than when begun. Grants majority Va
Auburn was GTI ehppapfe.l You KNOW, sls Nr.
=. n1ysr ak } "a 70 cheer without good
reason. want everybody to get up. AZ quick as
tghtuny the mtNttnde sprung TO their feet, voices
TrDiu ai p2rs VI nlf rsciaiminr, Cup we co.
Amid breain'css vleace TIRE following despatch was
.--"iennayivullR-Co ~ Allegheny. repro
nean fnajony y 600 republican gain SINCE
she october election of 2.0aQ.n The silence wa
broken by the tpost slroatious cheering waving
oi handkcrchiefe.
DEsPkycH W PRESIDENT GRANT
Mr.. Spencer;s yotx was heard again:--At mid.
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