New-York tribune., 1868-10-31

ture 70 took people by SURPRISE especially old fashioned
people like myself at the outset OF the canvass TO see
great party 20 TO the country on platform which openly
proclaimed revolution, repud atiOn and an alliance with
traitors. Defeated on that platform, Gov Sey
m1ur oics sfoTS to the tue srarss nrs time IN
OF a candidate FOR the Presidency going about the conn
try, hat In hand, begging Ior votes Laughter and APP
plausel Grant, our heroic leader silent and calm,
awaits with dignity and repose the verdict or the people
at his humble home on ms larn aI Iaiena lreat ap-
plausc And it will not be many days, nay not many
hours, before the summons OF gAeIhI people VIII an
TO him that lie IS called 10 pr1suo over the des
TIMES OF the country In peace that he SeIsSu III war
Ceersl Another novelty euteTtalns us While Seymour
goes % the West to renounce Blair hisses Blair comes to
New York 10 rspudiat0 Seymour.
A voice-That ia firstrate. daughter and cheers
Aud they oppose each other WITH so mci success & . m
We have nothing to do but support 1rat "a i,,r 'kcs
trouble Seymour takes care OF BAR ana b % ev e
mour has done much IN his address OF late 10 t
public opinion in the West. He told the people OF Co,
bus that he was impressed. deeply lmpresseu,
with the grandeur and powerof that wonderful region
but he was deeply gleyed ana concerned that poIA
so cheap there Laughter e t9ld them tS'
and had discovered that the secret Of the desiuon ana
disorder that ahiict that once far portion OF our e3uy
that the reason OF IL was that cotton was taNtu ~
Radical Congress six cents pound. Laughter, ana
voice, THAT makes pork cheap IN ONO heno%eu Ina
laughter It's not very material that Congress heEel
did tax cotton BLK cents per pound; 1t not perhaps
very important that there is no tax now on cotton We
pointing out too many OF its inaccuracies.
ia failure. "a voice" SO he did the war"l Precisely
so, my friend. That reminds us that in 1864 he an
nOunCed that the failure Wei,
the head OF the Army made the war success cheers'
and Grant, President w make Reconstruction sue
cess lGreat applause.l And that is the reason
that We propose to make him President: Gen.
Blair lhissesl comes TO New-York to enighten us
ander stepRens the vcepTesdent OF the Rebel Confe
eracy, the best Union man IN the South. IA Voice.
"They dn bad altogether, then" He also informs
us who is the wickedest man in the United states.
UAughter.l We know We had heard OF the wickedest
eldest man IN the United states, aud FRANK Blair has
all .he to New-York TO tell rs that his name Is
speetSbity of the the Blair family IN general for
10 announce TO you In that connection that FRANK
Bairs brother Montgomery sat In cabinet council with
that dreadfully wicked man some four years ana woud
have stayed there until this time had not Mr. Lhcon
told him day that "his time was come, ana quietly
dismissed HIM Laughter and applause But one thlhg M
must say Of Frank Blarhe Is at least consistent for
voice is still for revolution and that II he is elected
he will see TO- that the EeconstTqcn2n stT%6aT
A voice-It viii be good while before that happens,
guess. -,
By the Democrac leaders was whether or no the policy
OF Congress should be sustained They put in issue ey
cry art Of the administration Of Mr. Lincoln In putting
the Rebellion. They put IN issue all the measures
Congress- aud the result has been that our adnnstra
dorsed at the balotbox lCheersI Ana now the great
issue that remains TO be decided Is ne issue & @
by Gov. Seymour himself When Is the ht'er man Tor
f1I The audience. Grant Grant A voice.-seymonr
seymouT = SSS' m%n U, Of words Grant % man Of deeds
[Voices-Thats the kind of man we want. iCheersl
Sc boasts
the war Grant, who offered his life for his
Of Jnly. 1868, when the whole, country was
listening with painful anxiety for the tdlngs Of victory,
for the great issue Of battle, Seymour came to YORK
and tainted with our Teyerses. and sneered at our
great hopes OF future victory And at the very hour
when he was thus insulting the patriotism OF our conR
try and presagng evil In our future Grant was march
ing into Nicksburg In triumph. and capturing 10000 men
Who row propose 10 vote for seymour ana bar
Is To be fought tho great and hnal victory Is
their share in the conflict. IApplause From one end
the Union tO the other they have everywhere rallied
TO the standard on Their great Leader Al praise 70 n ,ns
the principles and the Issues for which you fought In
the ed Aud here in the presence OF TINS audience let
offer my humble tribute OF compliment TO the com
mcndaons OF the Press for this campaign has been sig
nSSd n a TSSs any nSa hs with which our
has advocated aud sustained by our great leading
country Who has not admired tho independence ihe
sagaciiy, and the hunor OF The HOdldf daughter !
and the candor OF The Tme,r Who has not
praised the ardor the earnestness, and the
zeal OF TIE ,r THgSe orae Applause eS, and snesTSs
My friends, under vet further obligation which
country that have contributed to the triumph Of Grant
have done much as The Neio- YORK World Great
a DSS,otrai Great auShierI But Won't except any
other Here let me express my special ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
an aGySe1,s a"s sgppUer SS BTes 'g PcmeTovs
Democrat for their unsolicited and unrewarded ser
vices cause. My friends i said the
battle was nearly ended and nearly Something yet
remains lr each and every OF ms TO do Let us see
that every Union man Is registered before TO morrow
evening Ask your friend wherever you meet HIM to-
morrow Are you registered and on the day OF elec
ton, ask friend you meet Have you votedP DO
not lea be lost Bring out tho last vote. Let this
an overwhelming triumph In this city We shall poll
larger vote for Gen. Grant than has
The state Of for Grant and Griswold,
III do duty, one of the states thht were
won ia October know the soldiers viii do their duty
They viii alter now than they hesitated on the
naII Irfs sNpr.
LITTLE of that devotion which yOn, my comrades,
gave ON the battlefield and We WIN gam q
greater and more auspicious ana more useislFe
trumph Ihan won by fhe DallOt before
NV Comrades will give way now that you may well
come some of brave comrades who are beginning 10
inarcl-tO rally with you. Cries OF " Go on, 80 on
thank YOU This is only OF those meetings tnat
have To address yet tonight. have to go inside OF the
In Brooklyn and speak To few thousands there now
INV friends let us give three cheers for our brave COM
rade. who are now coming TO u.s. and Will bid you all
good night. lGrcat cheering ,,. A., H., o,,,o,.
continued to ascend the Roman candles TO sparke lor
momeut IN md.ar and then die out, and AT intervals
some of the more complicated pyrOtechnle orhaihehs
nmong which the noticeable were an American slal
aud equestrian statue OF Gen grant, were SCI o an
were deseryedly admired . - 60.
. GEN sickles was succeeded by Gen. Is. l. Morgan,
Marshal Of the Boys In Blue OF the Win District VINO Ia
turn gave way to Col. Geo. W. DE costa Gen n ,.
Of Maine also delivered short addresses and the meeting
adjourned ct very late hour
BROOKLYN.
SPEECHES or THE HON. JAMES C. BLAINE LIEUT..
GOV. WOODfORD AND orHERs-A TORCH
LIGHT PROCESSION.