New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-03
GLAND NUMBER TWO.

This stand was erected In Broadst. south OF walnut
and directly front OF the old horticultural halh "'
,ho Eighth ward Republican Club has its headquarters
From this stand looking north as far as the eye cOuu
reach Broadst was dense dark mass OF human be-
ns and IA the various wards and visiting delegations
passed through the multitude their way TO the place
~ rendesyouz with their flaming torches, tie people
snrgcd back upon the sidewalk TO give passage Cheer
after cheer was given from the stand and from the dense
mass that surrounded H. Al abon r. o'clock tue heehs
was called to order and the Hon Isaac Hazclhurt was
appointed Chairman. After few words welcoming the
distinguished gentlemen who were on the stsui sn q
WHO were pected speak, the Chairman Introduced
Gov Hawley OF Connecticut, Who asFeceVcu "iAt"Ieo
GOV. HAw.EY's SPEECH.
Gov. Hawley said that when he looked upon
surb vast multitude As Naa there assembled, at snoL
time ~ the campaign. It seemed TO nm that u wa 10
time for argument IL could not be that after the scenes
thew had Witnessed there to-day. aud what they we're to
witness tins evening the tine ior argument ha1 passeu
N Tie imnense audience before him was seated IN some
comfortable hail. aud there less excitement, ne
might think of talking to them hite "le r ni,ei q
fortnight In this state lac ready TO say that fehhsyl /
yaua would give large majority IN lts STATE eIeoO0h
this month, aud much greater one IN NoN'ihpu' he
wished that the greatest majority might nave Oee kNe
mis- month that other states might be encouraged
:" work harder. aud swell their Union ma
}cyea that Whenever lie worked he helped Connect
cut, and II was In the power OF tue lsop VI e ~ ~
state aud he hoped that the Key stone state would emu
late the good example Of Vermont and Maine "a holcS
has olouou record during the war, no; only IN The
asld bnt reIneulber when come here with my few
and we were fatisnod from having rode long
distance on platform car" you ,Vpp'ii, anJ
ana rcd for us as only Phadelphans could care IOT
oders and our expense was that OF hundreds OF thou
sands more Gen aWlcy then spoke OF the condition OF
navy and munitions or war ana tho dere.u iioaouay
formed daring these fouryears OF war Go, Hawsy was
many times interrupted by applause ana Wien ii Nc "S
done ne was greeted he was ON beginning Win 'oVIs
SENATOR WILSON'S SPEECH;
The Hon. Henry Wilson of Massachusetts, on
hetng called for said that he not gaa at tat idte
hour TO pc esGa nere at that time This had him
ay OF mingled emotions. He came here to-day TO see
The brave soldiers who battles He came 10 pay
the tribute OF his heart 10 the men VINO savtu NE co
fry ia the past. and will again save IL III thelutu my
ar, led pou During the II was his duty 10 serve
upon committee for the conduct or Tue war anu iie au
terest iu their fame, ana was ,e)olceru 20 ' thc
so many OF them, ana 70 nav , 'n1
Ead great day in tins city. and 10 war always great
day I'm Philadelphia whenever the Union so.uie's pa'o
through il during the war, either when they Wele cu
routs Tor the de or when they returned, worn ana
weary from their campaigns one o. tne ilost toIe ,
ia and te fears start TO his eyes the children OF
The soldiers and sailors who fel during te war "u.
had been adopted and were now being educated at o
expense state and he wished that every S y, ~,
the Union would follow her splendid example. ~ Law
been said that the cause is the same TO-DAY tt !. 70"
when our armies were lighting In the field Stephen A.
Douglas said short before he died, that tele
only TWO parties III tmc Soun',', ALL, snna
were loyal men and traitors. There are no DOUBT hoe
good men in the Democratic party but they are Wrongly
Sorted and what the Senator wanted the soldiers 10 u
between this aud November was to 80 70 Work anu
sort them out He hoped that every loyal veteran wou
them not 10 vote any longer with party OF TRAITORS put
10 20 with the party that never yet gave one traitor WIZ
Aired upon the nag Of his country When the senator saw
the flags borne by the Boys they marched past ouay
he Thought il was hing TO thank God Tor tiat we
belonged 10 party that fired upon the STARS anu
stripes aud that never murdered union man. lie had
taken brave soldiers by the hand to-day. some OF whom
he had seen 20 forth into the field IN the fun vgor OF
manhood hut who now manned ana crippled anu NC
thanked Heaven that the party he belonged 70 was not
responsibe for this and then he thought OF those other
brave man who had fallen and he thought OF the many
desolate homes the weeping mothers and hearterokcn
wives and children and These call upon US now 70 do our
duty The Senator closed by saying that the lovers OF
liberty all the world were looking on win interest,"
and Colfax Mr.. Wilson most enthusiastically re-
ceiyod and often interrupted by applause,