New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-01
NETWORK, THURSDAY. OCTOBER I, 1865

guessing Aud II yon, my conntrymen, have not
more dun than Won have The reputation OF BENZ.
Great msrrmsni DO not mean a., to , Say rnS,
in to control tho money-bag. bnt they thought he
would 50 they organized chase cabal IN 1he Demo,
carr il out. But the plan did not WIN There was
little joker in The camp Lans9ster ana nnae at the the
ihlinble and turned up o cand date for
S mt Rs away pay he a
long lingering look upon it, and at the right time ne put
on his head y 20 man anna w se had ecn the
Union army, but who did the unseemy aud nm American
S1 o S KseP and ds%ng his pay as Member OF Con-
eress beside Kisses II one of the faults OF tie
IT, They now ask you make this man The second Off
Of the Government, with the shrewd guess that nc
ready way to the Presidency OF late.. IApplause
lie has told you that he reached that Office nc would
would employ the army to carry out his edlct An. lie
did count the OF his declaration in the estima-
fosot that the Of the States Is when
compared with any other army In the world Applause
SPAIN where be patriot be exile for gen
Grafton pasttha even there the Spanish and navy,
out programme OF tyranny like BIar,s, but
declare III favor Of Liberty and the People Applause
true Let say to those WHO complain that Congress
established universal franchise IN the South that
destroyed by the first attempt Of Rebellion lCheers We
had the choice left to to determine whether the states
Union and NATIONAL; or whether they shonld be sec,
tional fractional, and Rebel in their character II
did not take Us long 10 determine. The Rebels
who complain that they were deprived Of the fran
chise must remember that in their act Of Rebellion
turned their backs upon H. cheers Iheir beggary
Government founded upon Slavery sent ministers sG
upon their knees and begged those crowned heads 10 re-
ceiye the ALLEGIANCE OF part OF the great american Ike
complain that they are not allowed to vote unyeIsay
hot hrn nj Government
question OF citizenship but the President and Congress OF
the United tes-the law-masng powerl The Execn-
laws of Congress. Those states were banished,
dsorganzed and gone, so far as eIyii governments
left and who had been slaves set free by the career
OF ana the ediets OF God aud Lincoln Applause
bonds as bioated bondholdefs" to pay those bonds as
capraP TO the common people on whose ignorance tney
draw, with greenbacks. Why felow-citizens ander.
take TO say as my individual opinion that the greatest
fault with Congress has been in not withdrawing from
circulation four hundred millions OF nonlhterestpaybs
dshonOred notes now IN circulation. Applause Let
me explain that so as not TO be misunderstood Ihere
siOo,OooooO, Oh the face of each Of which IS
clause Of the Legal Tender act, ssompelillns
us TO take them money on then lace
United States promises 10 the holder whoever he
it, ut the United states Treasury the amount hat rep
resents demand and they are not PAID NOW tt he
tell you where they are IN consequence We wis suppose
fellowcitZen, A. T. Stewart worth s2OOOOO To-Day
and that 10 is contested by every man ~ TINS community.
His note Of hand day, wherever II II authentlcaicd
good for its face 100 cents on the dollar because nc s
e ere Wold he AZ discount SO the United
states Inc pemoersts propose p to pay the us eo
The ereenbacks viii be WORTH II Sioo,ooo,ooO
is mot paS aSs Is n at seommed S al we yon can't
guess IT, II the Government should refuse 10 pay IL.
there is mol laborer that could support his family upon
IT, The notes OF the Government would not be worth
the rags No. not even rags, for there ~ohld be
no American industry TO turn rags 10 account.
And that - the plan that this Tamnany ring proposes
TO this nation Kissing and cheering, with some coIG-
soni You misunderstood yourselves fellowcitizens,
those ulen " lD
universal hiss from Maine 10 California, applause ana
nv the al of November It will be serious fact Not only
win Grant be- elected by the most triumphant majority
that President ever elected III tins country ny out
The Democratic part will have gone dissolution for
IL il rotten. Enthusiastic applausel. Nor could II be
otherwise. They undertook IN TINS New1 ork CoNei-
ton made up Of Northern Copperheads, aud humid
red Rebel officers who murdered our poor prisoners,
To make candidate for the President or tins Republic
IA it any wonder that yon have heard the from
Nnei Is il any wonder that California at the other end
will return Notwithstanding our defeat the last year ats
electors with certainty for Grantf lChecrs j. It any
wonder that Democrats having any regard for Their
opinion admit private circles everywhere tLat they
are dcfe afrd and routed to-day Aud you fcll0wcit-
Iens OF Irish birth AM glad TO know that everywhere
Won are coming redeem the country from their at
ftemn 10 regain power and 10 ally yourselves hereafter
give yon now at TINS moment oI uule al,
example for you when In the great closing scenes OF
tic wal our sheridan. lgreat applause at the Five
Forks sent his aconic message TO our great eomnaIuer
and candidate IN these words OF nearly these " II thugs
nfo pushed Lee will surrender ana Grant returned that
famous message: Push things fehOW'cuLens OF
ush birth let us devote ourselves from now until the
IA OF November next energeucaly TO pushing things.
Others will forgive us n We snail make grahl page IN
istor hy driving me civil enemies of the Republic into
The Last ditch "A voice, suggestvely- something about
McCellau."l Well, let tie dead rest. Laughter ana
cheers some enthusiastic admirer OF the General was
mite loud In his behalf In the back part OF the hail
rilowcitlens. those are sitassisIS on our hahAS We
Them there they hid themselves away, and not until
Andrew Jousons double dyed treason against Tue men
that elected him was manifest IN u'e County 1ta ei
"A voice" How do you Ike MGf, Coppelheads
nut fellow without having pursued the line OF
hat 4 IN,
pied Your attention sufficiently ong. Cries Of Go on
rentcmen here " hon you and want TO hear am not
,nuch of taker 10 not profess but believe 1t IS
nav bablt. AS Grant said to push things" Applause
would say IN conclusion. 10 on OF the Irish Republican
Club al eIt ana honor TO you, ADOPT as yout
let II shine cut wherever lon CO. ie the "alehW0ru o u
AN from now until November, be Fhsh things ire
h "i r conncsss address the Secretary read
series o resolutions pledgng the hearty support Oi the
Irish people Ia the principles 81 tue republican party
they we're adopted amid tnmnltuous ch,ering, ,,,.,
Gen James Herman thon introduced, ana dcyered
very stirring aud patriotic address, urging MS fellow
coantrmcn to throw on the shackIes Oh lne pcoera,v
their votes and Use their Influence ior that party Whose
devotion the great cause Of human liberty deserves
the sunnort OF all Irlslnen He closed with AN
otrt nnpeal to a Irishmen, to show that they also
had cause Of reedon not alone Of their own, on, OF
cate OF freedom General Grant To Gen Herman sue
coeded the Hon James L. lynch late attorney Senea
of NcwIo that his state would 90 strongly TOT Urant
and Cofnx lie said thai there were not probably
"1en native white Republicans in that State but he
nanny To s,y that the blacks who had noby fought for
tle Government during the war, were ready 10 ana IL
again by their ballots lie mentioned the late canvass III
Maine wherein Mr.. Richard OGorDmn took very prom
sneakers had eeen nj to brand that gentleman, as the
southern people brand all persons from the North us
Carpet bsge6r. l.,
col John o. Connor of the IRISH Brigade who was In
troduced rs Of the leaders IN the late IRISH kebeo
liz called attentions 10 the fact that Mayor H0nnan
when In Ited TO preside vt Fenan meeting few years
ago refused taking the grounds that Ills Official position
a .s.4I. ltGs Hnfnu
meeting In aid ~ the Cetans organized he made no
such obee 'wy was this T. continued the speaker
the parry which he represents is Influenced, directly or
indirectly 10y English gold"
Daniel Il Iytiv esq. q favorito Fenian orator. was