The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-30

success over the dsiibsfssious Of me nstIou,i
legislature during the dark days Of the REBEL
TO The men or the principles We sdyoostsf Does
not III e. q ssa g K:
would deny to every rspsstast rebel who Is
sss " hi. Il. rsS ss e si
Who would deny the same right 70 the colored
man who was m,de . freedman by the act OF
service p IN defence Of the nssionss, iifsi VINO
will deny thateyery adopted citizen 10 entitled
to the protection Of the nation AZ every
Renor and i .ssred i oSlisssion %Ss viii ii
deny that ths Dement'S ,1snS party have pre,,ssd
Ss sheS Si now would g. and
war they were ioi peace. when the soantry
S:y .1S a;sS S.s s sRs
national debt which now rests upon the nation
Is the result Of Democratic crime and folly.
Their d0st5s K 70 sHSs debt ssa then to re-
ment OF common justice. Who win deny that
Grant and Colfax are not only emipently the
81 the cause nG sns
worthy OF the confidence and support Of every
American patriot Time would fall me prop.
shall have ample opportunity to do so during
the present canvass.
which takes place next Monday. I am one Of
those who believe that public policy requires
that our STATE 10 the souths.n
basis, and brought as speedily =. possible Into
ment And upon the same principle believe
peciaiiy, require that the municipal govern
ment OF the federal metropolis should be ad-
aIS a. RSIss SSs, Ss and
my privilege and my duty, a. duty which owe
to my own family, my friends and neighbors,
to consider the local Interests Of the sity In
/ believe the success Of the Republican
ticket would be-worth millions to your city.
Do not understand me as appealing to un-
worthy confederation, but repeat that It 10
your duty to consider the interest OF your
families In casting YOU, votes: II the Demo.
as triumph Of the secession element, and the
effect will BE- to discourage the emigration OF
northern capitalists and bring Into our midst
who, however clever they may Be, tthey will
I little seedy about this time; they can't
S we p. Ss hat our n sre..
but men with like passions as ourselves, and
| we cannot expect many favors from them when
| = spirit anfagonistic, or supposed to be sntag.
onistic, to the Federal Government. Enter.
| tsining these views, shall give my vote for
/ do not wish you to understand me by any.
thing have said to cast any imputation upon
| the 10y atty or Integrity Of M. Given. Neither
nor They % are Scth me
In this community. But while no personal
objection can be made to Mr.. Given, what per
I conceive il, then, to be my duty heartily &c
| support the election Of that man who repre-
SCENTS the great national party, Of which l an
Ia my juds ment, best subserve the local Inter
1t is fortunate for Sayles J. Bowen that hii
stands before the country and the world 1. n.
great embodiment and Improvisation of the tn.
national cause, In opposition to the spirit Of
synd sI pass
OF the wise, prudent, gallant, and magnsn
imous, kind, amiable, and unpfetending Lieu
tenant General q ~ the Ams,san army an
IL might appear to indulge the language o
aphsod{ and hyperbole. I might apply to hin
nnS e. IN
Irish orator, jurist, and advocate, "Cmsar wa
merciful, SciPio was continent, Hannibal Wal
Sa. S S,sDd ior arfn ~. n.
chef d'oupre OF the Qrecisn artist to exhibit II
one glow Of associated beauty the pride ofeyer.
ss s sns s' Of s s,s avn %,:
to him In the form Of politician, and held u
before his Imagination the glitteriug prize Of
the Presidency, but he SAID to the foul he Y,
post OF danger WAS the post Of duty" his worl
In the field was uuaccomplishsd, and he wa
By the ,tse%ptatl1n to accept an ole
OF magnanimity, which will never cease Z
to the rebel eSicitain, and to his broken an
disspirited host, return In peace and safety l.
your several places Of abode, l shall not be In
Soas II The 81 o. ~
Ing to the wishes q hi eountrymen; he dc
sends from the elevation to which he ha
sssd n ~ S &: Free e n: fs sS and hi
II spoken OF another, "PAtriotism unsheathe
s sa,n :TG,S necessity stained and victory
Ts.a ass ;Ht W EiHa .s;Sa s:ss
But tine e. 0,y Il NE H.
patriots and martyrs grave, and whose nam
,, / cannot mention before public as.embl
without emotion. And now, under the shade
, his memory By his grateful and admitting eouI
trymen, let US solemnly renew our VOWS Of d.
70 that ssss e w s.sn h; s ~;
. untimely and cruel death.
Gen. Oarrington's. speech va, closed O. I.
7 | was received hrouRnOut It's delivery, VIII
9 an able effort, and one which will teltin n
D municipal and general elections alike--wit
i evident great good to the Republican cAus
Q We hope to hear from the General frequentl
= during the Presidential campaign.
: Mr.. Richards here announced that geptl
: man would now rddress the vast assemblal
who was the white man's friend and the co
Q ored mans friend-Senator Wilson, Of Mass
!, | ehuretts.
SENATOR Wilson'S ADpHgss.
Senator Wilson said, In the course OF his A.
y Chicago white men and black men, the ropr
n sentatiyes Of 5000, 900 Of the people Of III
i | country; men who, during the war, stood
d their country who stood by Abraham Lincol
q and they have now presented to this Peep
!, as gresfa man as there Is In this country
II Grant was man that should be elected to Il
position Of Presidentj and he often wonders
IS man. lie has stood armiy with the Unto 10
e ing and Congres,.ioyin9 people Of the Unit,
Il 80 Of the 81 United States. 'TCheers.I
That convention selected q man worthy
It he placed beside that great man, Schuyl
D. Colfsx, who has always been steAdfast TO q
10 true interests OF his country. That tick
E, represents the higher and better sentiments
representa- the cause OF the progress OF civil
y zAtion In the far West.
a We shall triumph. A great and good Go
1t who has made himself manifest to ut In b
f. mahity and justice In the past, will raise
n. aided in sustaining the fair name Of the Vi
c. ted States. The men Of the Old World, u
re colored men Of the South, are looking on Y
Or and desire US to make every one OF the chill
re ren of men the equal Of every other man.
/ Your platform may not DC 81 pefisSt a. !!