New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-11
RECEPTION OF THE GLORIOUS NEWS.
MASS MEETING IN CONCORD-STIRRlNG SPEECH
BY GOV. HARTMAN.
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MASS MEETING IN CONCoRD-sTIRRING SPEECH
BY GOV. HARTMAN.
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CONCORD, March 10.-In view of the glorious
results Of the election to-day, the Republicans held
grand mass meeting in Phoenix Hall tonight The hall
was packed Capt r. F. Stanies Secretary of the Con-
cord Grant Club presided and after short addresses by
the Hon. Peter sanbOrn State Treasurer Col william L.
Foster, President Of the Grant Club and Col j. e. Lar
kin, Representative-cIect GOV WALTER HARTMAN was
introduced and received with prolonged applause lie
spoke as follows:
Mr. CHAIRMAN. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: Justice
conquers evermore. lApplause.l The last ditch, nay
friends has been found by the Democracy and they have
been buried in It, The intelligent freemen Of Hamp
shire unswerved by influence and unbough by GAIN have
caused the wires 10 with joy tonight to every loyal
heart from ocean to ocean. lApplausel We were met
in this election by the Democracy who confident OF
a triumphant victory We were met, routed, repuised,
and beaten all ont Of sight before election The trust
worthy Democratic canvass gave them solid majority
Of O and their enthusiastic orators placed the majority
very much higher The deluded voters of that doctrine
were simple enough believe that such party with such
n record could ever be sustained by the people OF
the State We have senced and put them Mt res 4hey
can read their welleaTned doom in the history OF inc
Tories of the Revolution and their sons VIII DC fortunate
indeed they escapeunke the sons OF the Tories OF the
Revolution The disgrace that attached to their fathers
must henceforth attach to them. Applausc.l The
synpathizers with treason have labOred to carry this
state as men never labored before Nothing has been
Lett undouo which the ingenuity Of man, goaded on TO
desperation by the just charge OF utilization with Rebels,
could devise. They have rcsOred 70 devices OF every
kind and the most malignant personal abuse 1t is well
known with what fcrocity have been pursued; but,
thank God have asked no quarter and have had none
to give. fApplanse.l Their abuse has only
strengthened me- and they now have the Christening
satisfaction OF knowing with what contempt many OF
their acts received by the honest people OF New
Hampshire IAppaueel My competitor BIAS made re-
peated pilgrmagcs TO Washngton-he has relied on the
White House. and believed in Andrew Johnson, ana relied
on the voters their wives their sons and their daughters
believing in God and the people Applause 1t is bet
ter to trust in the Lord than to put confidence IN
princes Laughter and applausel They have In
voked the mystic aid Of secret organizations, and made
to themselves friends OF the Of unrighteousnes,
and thought TO be taken thereby everlasting political
habitatOns. They have made great flourish
of trumpets over newborn converts to the
JEFF Davis Democracy. One army officer picked up IN
the street paid his price, and dirty song put III MS
mouths but his paid efforts have proved fruiess. They
have brought to New-Hampshire and placed upon the
stump as instructors Of the viles worsipers OF
the Lost Cause that the earth bears up but their efforts
have proved frutess. But my countrymen, how noble
the spectacle. Tho Union Republican party has stood
firm and unmoved as the mainland when the distant
swell rolls in upon IL. SO much the Democratic party
gets by being false to itself and recreant to the
country. The record OF that party, it seems to
me- is ruin. 1t died at the Rebellion, died
unwept unhonored, and unsmg. Long and prolonged
appausel Gen. Hartman being hOarse, excused him
self from speaking further Among other speakers was
Col. Ordway sergeant-atArms Of Congress, who said
Connecticut would follow New-Hampshires example as
sure as the sun would BY that time Johnson would
be mpeached. The next move would be the nomination
Of Grant for the Presidency and all the States would
give him n majority but Maryland and Kentucky. He
wanted New Hampshire to give Grant 10000 majority
1t is estimated that the Democrats have lost $4,000 IN
this campaign in buying votes and betting.