The New York herald., 1868-06-10

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against The interruptions dssgns Of artfu dsmagOguss
ADDRESS BY THE PRESIDENT.
supporting sne 70 nomnes Of ms the ps Democratic
National Convention, the president said the din1-
Guilty q the democratic party is not the dim
ton at Chicago They had but one man. They
wanted to match" him. think wen match him.
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States We are overburdened with them. win
present few of them. First in our own State we
have Horatio Seymour. (Cheers) The gallant State
Of New Jersey has also candidate who would grace
On the other hand we have Governor English OF Con-
necticnt Cheers and cries Of HI, hi.'l In Penn
they ga%s that % nos sSs
tremendous applause, the meeting all standng.l
by the Keystone State, and II nominated the Empire
Club and the Empire State will stand by him.
IGneers1 Then we have the young eagle OF the the
nomination we can stand by him. Whether he is an
available candidate or not s question to be decided
by the Convention.
CHASE LAST, NOT LEAST.
And now last, not least is another man who Is
proposed as the nominee Of the Democratic National
man who once W. was democrat and S"W WHO for many
years stood by the platform Of the party, but who
on single isolated left our party TS r
back to his old friends. | DO not know whether
Gates sO He says he can follow the old lights. "a
voice. Take him in.') He did not mean the new
naVe GOOD deal Of darkness S%on9 em %aRs
ter.) Twill mention the name Of that man, for
think he is nominated that this club and the entire
they would to any one Of the other candidates
already named. He is man who has done the
estate some service" and the democracy know it.
In the last conflict when country's honor apd in
tegrity were impered he stood as bulwark against
radical rule and fanaticism: Great cheeringl This
commission of the most infamous proceeding thatwas
ever attempted-the impeachment Of the President:
Is his name-Salmon P. Chase. tremendous ap.
plause. A vOice-"Three cheers for Chase.') At the
call the whole meeting stood up and cheered as vO-
ciferOusy as before, with waving OF hats and gen.
eral demonstrations of enthusiasm) The president,
conJinuing:-My friends, it has been said that am
the advocate of Mr.. Chase. am not his advocate;
but will stand by him II he receives the nOmna-
ton because he stood firm against party preju-
dices and predictions and dared nobly to do what
was right. (Cheers) say again am not the per
sonal advocate Of Salmon p. Chase. only say that
if nominated can and win support him with as
BOOu VIII do WOuIu nOi otiO Oey muir, 1dHCOCA VI
any of the other candidates named ] am only
an1SoS e my rsSt Se ann wns Ghhss se se
forego everything for the sake of restoring
country to its original power, prestige and glory,
80 long lost to it, care not who the candidate may
be SO long he is q man Of intellect and able to
sustain the honor OF q nation. We want man to
stand platform, and he has to do that to get
the nomination. don't want man who, when
you ask him question with regard to his policy or
connected with the interests Of the country, has
only norsefesh to tax about; that WIN invite
you to look at good PAGER, or put you OF
by telling you he has an Aderney COW to sell you.
daughter and cries Of "Yhat's Grant p') / am for
the nominee of the Democratic Union Convention,
and Grants not that man. Cheers and laughter.(
Some other speakers followed and the meeting
broke up.