New-York tribune., 1868-10-08
THE GERMAN REPUBLICANS
ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION OF MR. Girls
WOLD
MASS MEETING IN COOPER neutrality-suspicious.
BY MR.. GRISWOLD, GOV. sALOMON OF WIS

CONsIN, AND OTHERS LAST NIGHT.
One of the most crowded and enthusiastic
meetings which assembled Cooper Institute was
held last night by German fellOwcitizens The meet
ing called to order by Dr. Friedrich schuetz Tins
assembage, lie said, is part OF the National High Court
called pronounce its Guilty" the Rebels Of the
South the Sd Of November next Four years ago IL
the mission OF the Republican party to assert the
war power Of the nation Instead Of Mcclellan, the
choice OF the Democratic party the Republicans elected
Lincoln and Grant his right demolished the Rebel
lion To-day is the mission of the Republican party TO
assert the supremacy of law 1t will elect Grant, who
patTOtcaly said Tie will OF the people must he
recognized" Win the victory OF the Republican party
We shall have peace, and the Sd of November viii be
placed side Icy side with the Fourth Of July thus forming
double constellation for the Goddess Of Liberty. Here
upon he introduced Gov. SdOmOn from Wisconsin, who
is German aud addressed the audience I'm his native
tTemcndous applause. lie did not believe that
he could say anything new at ths state OF
to speak in NewYork. because it gave him pleasure TO
sec his fellow citizens Of New-Nork aud because he be-
leyed that would he agreeable TO then TO near rom
the West, and how the Germans there did cling To the
great and holy of liberty. lie had no doubt OF
the coming victory ia November We live amid excited
tnes-a great battle is being fought over again. III is
the same gt that has ragged during the last eight years
four OF winch waged upon the bloody field OF battle
thought We had gained peace when the
called upon 10 decide between peace and war at
the ballot box This IS fen by both parties hence lAc g.
torious four the spirit OF the
Old baie win the old faces The leaders Of the Demo-
cratic panty OF to-day either the Rebel generals or
those Northern Democrats who sympathscd with the
Rebellion The South before the rebellion was clanoring
for greater liberties for greater arena IN which
TO spread taat internal instituuon OF slavery;
She aimed IA force into treason toward
the spirit Of human liberty. Had she been
victorious, there would have been an end forever To
republican institutions this continent: AZ the out
break Of Tho war the Northern Wing OF inc DS'noc5Gg
did nO dare 10 resist Men Ike seymour hau TO hoo
thcr faces but by and by they creit forth nom tA't
Venron assembled mat tse war NaSoa lot tIe I.&la~ &
tiOn Of the Union was a failure. Bus the people were
frightened neither 10y The Southern Dcmoccy' us pay
octs It's cannon aud It's graves nor by the threats Of iis
Northern allies Grdpt fought them in the ned uil
viii continue to fight until tLere are 10
more Rebels in the land. IhG KerGblc.A
at Tie balotbox. After the war was ended three poAts
remained chiefly 10 be settled 10y ne hep4D.c1i parry ~
should protected wherever they arc, uu| at hr N
tio debt should be PAID according the letter and tlc
party rccoyodaid IN the assassination of Abraham Lincoln
And Inc person OF Andrew johnson. who. While Lc under
stood little ,rc, gave the South hope 10 gain ~ Tie ballot
box What sc could never gam M plue 10y las ga t3
South has tried To rOcnsaVe the loyal blacks should
ihis nation be guilty Of permitting such . crime crime
70 ought To he blotcd out Of existence bni C"Src,s
alive tO Tho reponsibiiy q" thc no4r, iooH lho "a'' m
son. Al rsi Inclined TO lolbcal1nc u Waa soon orI
the IVth Article to the Constitution The Dcmoc.is
tcscIce is not SO mueh demanded fog this loyalty
Tho isuorai1 hlatk NM, hn4m ""I 81, ~. A. - ',,I ,I
Uuon aud the Rebel nag has an Infinitely better T.-ht
90 vote tlAn tic Alghy tIiii'l'u J' paw We L. =
c ovsl blacks The late 81 ihr ion Be- flr safer tr 100
0.e ~ a traitor 10 stand by the freedmen b. l.t
,niy ouctIon Of gratitude hu one 81 DIE of DEATH 90
C5nycnion in Ncw-York hence I.slocr Fom tie be-
r,,,. ~ Inc War II was ueoust, ,uonM to fa,c iDr
Iulon ucco.d.ug 10 thc Democratic docirLci au th.t
T1m Was canstint.dnh bnt tbc Rebellion ii-c.t Ac.
o,Idiug 10 thc doctrine ~ the Egnme.I party am. q"
Union NJ an hazards. Aud once mole viii iAc Heprhi.
T ir must lac bold man or else Dc would not have
written that Brodhead letter, whioh. 40 doubt he
by chance should meet with misfortune. But Win al
nS ms 9G'to"S ,nt %c are not the frivolous raflsisus
bat an American people, terribly ih CHuc,i. ihc |
streets with their torches and cpc hut the rpt oi $50
SaWakc agin-let traitors hewai! NeWaht pt"cc,hnd
liberty aud night, and justice. Every cu<cn must oe
banner be he North or south white or black Cen Grant
viii bc next President elected ny 4h helmhs
minority. We shall pay our bonds. eight hundred millions
of which have been paid already ahd the interest D'sde
dcspotic governments with less resources than tins Re
public are & at premium, abs '"a, io pnT. il does
know rs yet that We are willing TO pay bu al ts
election. our motto Is Honesty Is the best policy
The Democratic party talks OF unequal taAalon-ihat
Inc faxes press hard upon the poor and favor the Tc
I'M. - one o s ~ H. ic0,. - les t,an S oo II lcr
il any discrimination, u IS M favor 81 The poor II ihe
, sxcd DIV Win barrcl Of whisky Ihavc faith in tne
Union The voice OF Maine VIII but stronger rcvcibUtte
in the distant West ana back again ~ NewfOik, ana on
the sth Of November Grant VIII celebrate new ana
Glorious victory GOV. Solomon frequently inter-
ruped by cheer, long and loud During the delivery Of
his speech, Mr. Grswod appeared on we platform, ana
on being recognized received with the most tcmeh
enthusiasm, the audience rslng TO ther iec' ana
giving cheer upon cheer AZ the conclusion Oh roN Sd
mons speech, he introduced by the PRESIDENT ana
'ioA' 40 srITcn or TIE HOS J T. GRIswoLp.
Mr. CHAnNAN, FELLowCrHLNs, fellow HEEMAN- !
ANEmCAS CITIZENS; ani aware o tHe TACT tn"i hNc
been hOnored By an INVITATION 10 De present hoio TO-
night, not surely because oi any merits Oh NY own pt
simply because happen to be IN THIS state of ours c rep
rrsrniatye Of pay which all believe 10 he Inc true
party, aud for the suscnancc OF Whlch we arc al hou
10 give our support. 30 better Illustration perhaps ot
the peculiar constitution oi tnls country coula %
be given than this present meeting mere are
gathered citizens not born upon The soi of the Uneu
States citizens who have turned their backs upon their
native land and here to make tins their hOle and
cred here TO discuss the topics which now
presented 10 tins entire people You are address.d III
itical parties are discussed without rescrta-
tion, aud the men who 49, represent repre-, lille tno
This saw is peculiar illustration OF the Constitution,
and of the Institutions OF this country which, as yonr
any class or sect It Is Government under which are
gathered the representatives oi all inc nations ol inc @
thrown wide open. and @c invite O the ils rom ne
West from the C9nunent o OF nm1ITss GaICpq "Tr wa
invite all 10 come aud ht down hI0un1 tnpp
family fire OF our one, national peofe. hPIdiu,sTy
We have here preferred casF we nave no neIeulaIJ
rights TO royal position We nave no ciSucntis loi
gress there nothing that we demand save lha tVsc
shall become In that broad and elevated sense Whleh
implies simply o ,t 70 he aae Of The United
States AppIause.l The pathways TO promotion III ihis
country are open to all alikc social position politi-
cal promotion they are objects just as much TO be
attained by the humbest born of Germany as Dy the
most favored Of this land OF the United states. zap
pjauseJ There is position here from which any nai
Is debared no matter whether he be native Ahelcan'
French English lrish or German the phthWaJspi Piu
motion to public preference, distinction, wealth., ahu
worldly prosperity are open ana iree TO an M m G
Nor asking the people OF other lands 70 come We
regrc that they should abandon their national IDEAS OF
their national customs We say TO ,hem PIg & "c SHu
If IA the privilege OF every man TO enjoy his political SEN