New-York tribune., 1868-08-14

-. ,od,,. ,.olcoroe vou fChcers We know your la
bors and your work. "s 9S vii kmoW how for ieue
,nn bave lohored through evil and good report
TO h1 uP onni9uscI You shall vet live to see that
On frest pages Of countrys history in letels oi
Vin" i,lt shan be wntton the name OF Horace OIteey
tC'nST Nh Potter closed by proposing the motto Oh
1e Ro.eablican Club" To work and to VIM cheeIsI
and oy abS Blair who was received with three enhu,
s,sse cheers He said: Gentlemen aud ladies clSes o
Jcrsey CITY aud Lafayette, heartily thank you IO
friendly manner IN which you have received me s VIZ az
standardbearer Of the great RepuDnSSah P,h ~ the
nag on which is inscribed "Loyalty, LiccIdS' tictoS
aud tie Rights Of Man" I trust senLSdnign, M cSnlinS
campaign, and that efforts VIII ne eloH.0V VIZ" ,ar
tory Applause didn't come here tollsut s'i 4, nct
with thc expectation Of making you fioI5s ti,Der
nly trade but / came here % give my Hienu1 'hopS
aon IN redecming our state ron @ udSioi iShoars a.
and placing it IN the hands OF Joy men Ia s,r1
have inst returned from the far Vest anu e5sttS e3
YOU. gentlemen, that Ino ,i,S HTo for Grant and
Eaif,v thot Sayn0ur and Blair viii never he heard OF
so. @ se |gs u 70 many Of you mere but can say to You
that aiu true native OF NeN-Jtlsey' hy dICCstoiS
camo 10 THIS country some 40 years ago. ana tete0 III
lie Comfy Of Warren, NeW-JeTscy. ID which now
reside. ] have been engaged, as you an KNOW,
tter.fs II onr own state as wc as the great West AS
tho position Of tandardbearer Of the great party Of this
state been rendered TO mo without ny seeking lor H.
cou,idVr 10 my duty 10 give MY time and my u,huence
20 carry tle State 10 victory. Applause ThTee GheCis
ANYTHING moro 20 say Here is my friend, Mr. Greeley
aupausc who is much ADLER TO discuss these Ques
tarks the attention and the respect that you have
showu Go me. the great Republican party Though
Thc Rcmbican Campaign Glee Club Of Hoboken sang
tlc SHINING campaign soug, wen hight II out mere on
The Chairman then ,ld that he would introduce TO
them who OF all men needed no Introduction 10 re
publican audience, Horace Greeley
Nh Greeley commenced with reference 10 'ne piO
slavery and Rebel proclyiues Of the DGmocidc parry.
lie was interrupted however by the arrival OF an
5IId Ass'" pstrct 9nf and Soifax Gus whose
and
Mr Greeley continued at some length 70 show the in
jusiico of The charges that the Republican party is
fcD'ed The rcconstrctIon policy OF Congress and with
references 20 the csmOr against carpetbag governments
the south remarked that our Representatives jh Con
gress from New-York were generally not born here;
flguchter' They too were carpetbsggcrs Renewed
laughter He glanced at the prominent topics Qi lie M
was necessary fcE them work hard to achieve victory
FOR Grant aud COlfax
senator James l.. Hayes OF Essex County, n. j., was
next introduced lie said that ho had come 10 be roba
sized the Republican faitn having learned that INC
democracy is 10 be beaten in tins county two 60 one ana
from the enthusiasm manifested be believed tnat the
majority is % he six 10 lie suggested that hls IIienu
Nitc Wade Hampton TO bring some Of his Rebel
battle lag ana stump the state t4r the 2emocra5 v
Major Fangborn, who was on me platform 5aIu We
have already offered 10 pay their expenses uaugherJ
hr Hayes admitted thaJ nc Ltu 100 slI0ne s ineuols
u be able 70 agree WIN MI greeley III giving lINc I
don 70 unrepeAaut Rebels OF 10 agree that they could he
made such good and LOYAL citizens as our BLACK tCOW-c
liens Of the south. He could however rs one WtAho~
Ng Nr john l. Blair aud Als connection "th uelM
OF the West, Ms ItlenOS lfOih ptIsoh '
Walton that Mr. BLAIR had taken the contract aud would
defeat the Democracy IN November next applause aud
laughtor)
Major PaDgbOrn was received with loud applause, and
proceeded a. 1s he sa handle their opponents without
gloves Formerly, he SAID their opponents were the
Marty, because they went for cessation OF hOstes,
Compromise, Conservatism and Copperheadism gerer-
ally aud they worthy of measure OF everlasting
confusion and condemnation. iLaugnterI Now they
were the party and FOR DISCRIMINATION. disorder.
disaster aud the devil generally. Great laughter
u was The truth that the Democracy had
$1,000 majority in Kentucky and they would
have had $1,000 II there lad been 10000 more
unlung Rebels there Laughter and applauae lie was
glad that NewJcrsey proposed To elect the only honest
man Of tie Blair family he knew, John I. Blair. ZAP
plauscl The result OF the Tammany Convention re-
minded him Of a story OF old gentleman who went
ishug for salmon ana caught a bulpOut The Dem
OcraCy had fshed for Salmon Chase, aud only caught
HoIatiO Seymour. IRoars OF lauShieEl Major Fang
born eulveCd earnest discussion Of the questions OF
te hour with happy hits aud telling anecdotes He char
scteiized the Democratic policy Of paying the national
debt as that Of paying 10 never nowhere and IN nothing
Qausnterl lie gave scatllng review Of the Demo
cratic policy and candidates.
The Glce Club then sang "The sword " Bunker Hn,"
ana Lhe meeting adjourned h music b. the band, and
enthusiastic cheers for Grant AMI NJfax, and john l.
BAR.