New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-15
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HoSrOE, Oct. IA large aud enthusiastic
political mcctug was hcld IN F,neuH Hal tonight
Ahont 1900 peope-Vlc and black filed tac hau and
surrounding street- An outside meeting organized
The ioys u Bluo" aud tho Veteran Tanners pnradcd
With torches Robert + Burbank presided. ami
IN bricf speech congratulated the people
a" tho brilliant victories which had been Ohio.
FcnnsJ'ana. indiana. sDd Nebraska and predicted The
triumphant success O the Grant and CollaN ticket Ho
was i"'"wed by tho Hon. g. A Phelps. President OF
The state Senate the Hon George BLorng, Gen. Banks.
and Capt Joseph Tue thc nominee of the Republicans
foe Lieutenant Governor. It had been announced that
Gen iinier would speak ana It was evident that tho
majority OF The multitude had assembled maiuly 10 hear
him. The speakers were repeatedly interrupted with
cries o! Butler. aud when the General entered the hill.
While Dr. L0rng wa, speaking. there 4 tempest Of
applause lie introduced to the people by the Prcsi
dtn az Ihe conclusion oi Capt fuckers speech, WIN
me following c9muendation Ilo knew how TO act ana
SPEAK for himself NJ NewOrleans, III Congress. ana an
riot"
Gen Butler said that on i, night his hearers had
ceyed the dnal that tie great state of Penn
sylyana. tho Keystone of the arch, had spoken by
back 10 her moorngs In the line OF the Democratic
Republican States bad said Thus far and no further
shalt tho wayo Of the falsely caled Democracy 60"
Indiana true 70 her Cofax had also spoken the side
OF freedom aud right and had added one more Congress
beyond MI peradventuie that the election OF Grant
and COlfaK certain, and that this country was
10 bo at peace In view 81 all this tho
whole country looked to Massachusetts, to maintain her
and C0fax one Of her odfashoned $4,000 or $4,000 major
tiles. Last year. whom, account OF dYiSOBs upon
local question, the Republicans or Massachusetts, only
elected their Governor by $1,000 majority, all Rebellion
shouted for joy and sad that Massachusetts, had faered
IN her course, but they were mistaken No freshman III
the Land could consistently oppose the enfranchseent
" the negro. He then discussed tho party names and
SAID he proud 10 be called Radical because meant
A III
while "A Conservative always hanging back. VINO
heard o. running train by the DrIkeSl Ia regard
H. the national debt he said that an evidence OF
the strength of tho country and lac was proud OF II
prosperity OF the country and predicted that woud
soon be the Ereetest country In the wofd lie closed "
follows: With Grant and C0lfax la the Executive
CHAIR with Congress the aide OF justice ana right
with oil tho quotions that have disturbed m settled. we
look forward 10 the future and have pictured udcr
rule OF Seymour and Bair such curse L. Ia store
for u.s. We should SEQ anarchy aud DlOodbhed Gen
Blair IS a that have known fOr many yeare, aud he
means and means what he says. lie says u
would be his duty, n elected. 10 Get
aside the Reconstruction acts and DO away with the pro
lection loyal established by Congress. But give
seeks overthrow by the bayonet the just laws that
your Congress duty aud constitutiOnay have enacted
ne bdyoiefs r be- crossed theers and cries OF Good
good" We seek peace We want no moro war We ask
Ing else. but when tho war Is under
taken on tho part OF anybody to overthrow this
Government when new Rebellion Is inaugurated, ana
by Gov Andrew la io5lwe are again called upon 10
march the ed will march as 70 leave no green
ground behind upon which trees may grow.
Senator Wilson followed Gen Butler.
Gen fitzpatrick speaks here OmOrfOw night. AMI thote
Will be grand Iorchlight procession