New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-18
SENATOR WILSON IN ALBANY.

SENATOR WILSON ~ ALBANY.
GREAT REPUBLICAN GATHERING N TIE CAPITOL
PARK-THREE THOUSAND TORCHES-CHEERS
FOR MAINE-LET Us HAVE PEACE.
ALBANY, Sept. Ex-senator Wilson arrived by
cars from Boston at p. H.. and escorted the resi-
dence Of Gen. John Meredith Read, IT, President Of the
Republican General Committee, where he and the Hon
Vim. A. Howard OF Michigan ard number Of other dis
tinguished gentlemen sumptu0usly entertained at
dinner At 1880 o'clock speakers IN carriages, were
escorted by companies Of guards to the Capitol Park
where a immense assembage awaited them. Their APP
pearance greeted by enthusiastic shouts Of applause
which were repeated time after time, until
1t seemed as though the whole city lad sent up
mighty chorus of victory. The various Grant and Col
fax clubs OF this city and Of the surrounding villages
were under command Of Gen. 7. IL. White, who COM
manded the famous Mercantile Battery I'm the late war
numbered three thousand persons most attracyey
uniformed and equipped with blazing torches The lines
extended in -four directions through different streets
TO order by Gen. Reed who congratulated his
read stirring letters from the Hon Charles
he nominated the Hon Thomas WGlcott as Chairman
with long list OF VeePrc-dcnts aud Secretaries. He
then introduced the Hon. VIM. \. Howard who was wei
coined by the immense with almost deateniug
applause The eminent speaker then addressed the mu
ttude. At this point became evident That the pressure
great it would be necessary 60 organize another
meeting In another part of the PARK. TINS
Even then Thousands were unable 10 get within
hearing distance OF those who were addrcs ing them,
consequently other stands we're soon arranged am nnder
full headway beiug under the presidency OF William
q. Thomas the Hon. Lyman Iremsn being the prin-
eipa speaker he character OF the great audience was
like that Of all Repuh lean gatherings The vast multi
tude was made up of earnest thinking men, VINO are ac-
opinions themselves The following samcrc Outlne OF
Senator Wilson's speech hch ~as dri'ereG M an impe
siyely eloquent manner aud frrQuC ty interrupted
SENATOR WILSON'S SPEECH
Mr.. CHAIRMAN AND FELLOW-CiTIIfNs OF NEw-IoBK
II has been nv privilege hook al devotion OF The
OF Maine Thc5 ct that Tho eyes Of the great
the higher sentiments OF The people. While you con-
graduate each other Oh that victory gather inspiration
for President Your foloWcd him The VII crucss.
and stood in the trenches OF Richmond, and were win
the Rebel cOnsplratoIs were establishing Shareholders
Confederacy. There was sc.t q message fiun
ercion was as uncOn tituuoual s secession But re-
member also, the me--a-c sent by Gen. JOAN A. DE-;
Frank Blair says the overthrow Of the I,consUuciI"n
policy should be accomplished The candidate for Pref
candidate for yiec-fre,idcnj would overthrow
everything which hos been accomplished by Con
Tights Of '' men, 5H The Bepu5ictS DarV is a.
fdrOr Of equal RI It's Of at man ihe oocImc az Mc ne
t 49, r|g trv ~ Iii h. t,f,ct. Of the sbornL
tive and labOuug Interests of The country during ih'
war we exemptel All ne Incomes unucr n0. That
have reduced the Uuiy from e. 10 90 ctll~ on
whisky and that ought 10 satisfy our Demo
cratic friends since trrn We have exempted Gi
incomes under $1,000. Thus taxing the Wolhlu-h'h az
lightly as possible bat IN policy of the Dcupc'ts iIo
Aston. They appeal io the woihSeinrn nus the ia''
the uecessites of le aiy with he wi and SILKS 81
the rich Press upon the 10 rats 'her policy q" nnh
der by November next The Dcm"cIhtic party alSajs
supported the institution which n.hoholri le SOhIiE
which lift up the working classes ana place thtm lh p''
the policy OF education, aud tlc hrpuiran party ~u'4d
make the Rebel Statc Tao home ' .fiy. tdu1''u Hth
fag by Shot shell tAai did not shoot Gown tr th9u
of brave men "ho now o Do ther giave !uat u,u
Lot put upO you tDIs immense national deOi Su'uivi
shi0M ~ OSi g f Inc tuok ~ o. s as they
~ look M 1" t- stars wn.u -palgl the heavens
Elect for Governor John a. Gus"ud ana Ihua i'0o4u
his state among the foremost Ia tuc Union
TIE HoN. wM. =. uOwAHI's SPEECH
The Hon VIM. A. Towards address Was brilliant ana
most effective The following distract is but mere hint
At lis glittering and logical rc"ooaings:
MIR CHAIRMAN AND FELLow-ciiiztNs; You are 10 Ge-
eide who 10 br me agent, J." 't,I' uu' ,n'
people Some Of you know BIT - n"u "Iu Iui
nm know Gen. Grant Nj. seymour RAJ hka4ie 'tl'
Grant the 18th ~ july m l,tj 10 tAe Acadeny ol M'C
Gen. Grant was receiving I i""l ''i! L"uI 800. 80
ers at VIcksburg. ana Ot L.t "H7 running rom run
sylvania for dear he in''r ave 'yh' t''i', r
In this country, but theit ".t ,' h,,"3 olDi 49,,
But the loyal clements oil ,A, i,np'i"i ,, p,ry
with Rebels IN New-Iorl %. July .nd made ceei6"ck
platform aud gray back hcAo, .ah Ne uuTt 5uc4 "ii
gain ali they gd for IL OBJ" rebellion II 49, viii hut
their gaining the election NJ Ike W. lose an Vs oug iVf
the bullet But thcy were )raten mort gorohey IA
Vermont and Maine. aud sero 10 c'J"g u immensely;
Next November will cIy every H0ithtru state, a"d
then they can be- hugely L.4pp' Garry Ne" ORR ana
they will fluid "a AlpoHa tnN. Grant VIII nave c"Jr
furcd ali their armies and andre. JOnooLs Diedd aId
butter brigade. DO your Guty, mcu 81 Nc"-1oik'
and crush Democratic iaiIa' .'N'
The Hon Lyman TrtmaiI,'s remarks we're most MY
chosen HIS effort splendid appeal Tor the success
of the Republican party nis doqueHce fell ur"n AiS
auditors with magical effect, sometimes arouss their
zeal until II broke forth INTO rounds Of cheers He was
followed by Edward II. luIIcs 90 % bHlh"ut address
At the conclusion uf tr speeches inc Ioi crh pIo'e
sion took up the line col march through lhc pilAtIII
~ reefs The city abJz. Win SIlebd0r. Inc NOV
ing torchiights and trauslHiencIe- DO almost an.
ending succession, and tie pIoiH-e discharge OF
rockets, Roman candlos ana other nreE0iks, ana Inc
Nominations by the citlrIs turned night mo dAy
bands " music and drum corpr gave Inspiration 10 me
occasion and thousands upon Thousands OF pt'pe neu
the streets making the night resonant with tbrir
cheers After the parade. -eenddr gwen 10 seni
for Wilson al Gen Reads fence by oclrencrs Bahn
a club having been assigned for the occasion bY Gen
White A serauade was also given 10 tie Hon. william
A Howard al the Drlavan House. Albany and the sur
rounding sections fully aroused 10 earnest work Ihe
Democrats feel obviously, for ucy already realize mat
Tie Republican forces are d-icrniucd GpJu victory
NETWORK.
THE TWENTY THIRD ST. GENERAL COMMITTEE.
The Twenty -thnd-st. Republican General
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