New-York tribune., 1868-10-06

about one-twentyffth Of one Senator Iaughter,l
Congress had taxed me business % ,,s Mace sys,em UGs
Of national banks They had commenced putting
upon the people now system ol ha,ohai pa h t1in ~
the State Insurance companies ont OF existence.
had seized the patronage OF the Government. nnsing
Educational Bureau and taxing the euucatioaa
Tb 1e r0p G Tine Tine sSe as The RSdes party eonempaed
taking ava the power OF the Judiciary. In nork
they threaten 10 take away the night OF suffrage They
had already taken it away from the southern etates
The Radical party were on trial before the great nqso
Of the country over $1,000 nad Desn ~, p anost
equal 10 the assessed value OF the real ana person
tate in ths great state OF NewYorh The DemocfS1Ic
party had called upon them 10 account
Tor what they had done with tins money
They had appointed revenue and tarn .n oncets, .ra
and they had taken from hard earnings more tban tne
productive industry Of the country AT first they KEPT
am finally they nashed their teeth ana hse e SSt Jms
LaughterJ Wen. Frank Blair in 1861 dad want to ngnt
% he @ & b1 ne scat c the n S and
men we had IN the army cheers ne says nov tIas ae
did daughter and cheersI The Democrats said they
didn't want fight and the Republicans said the same
SO who did feel behgerenti II Blair really wanted to
light let him fight out. Laughterl The speaker pre-
deed confusion TO the Radical party from the election
Mr Afkinsous financial statements and closed by pre-
dieting that the people Of the Empire state would throw
the Democratic flag would float over Albany and Wash
ngtoD. and the country would be safe iCheersJ
At the end OF Mr.. Mnrphy's speech four gentlemen
came forward and sang campaign song, which excited
decd; after Which Mayor Hoffman was introduced and
received with great applause. He spoke as iolows IN
through Pennsylvania the patriots are aroused and that
the OF the times indicate that Tuesday next
and the Union which win thrill Of JOY through the
hearts of the true men Of NewYork and Of the nation
iAppause An over the country the cry goes up rom
the people: For the last three years and han IN
time OF peace ,lRg od 1"Se % mHs HSt s gone 60
where you please 10 their gatherings. they ignore the IS
OF the daythey decline to discuss the questions OF
reconstruction debt, taxation. They are hghtng over
again the battles OF the war and the men VINO gnt hard
est now are tho men who fought the least VINE tne war
lasted The Radical party have ignored the
and admit that they have egslated IN disregard OF H.
They have tied up tile hands OF the President SO tat me
men IN ohce who are plunderpg the people are R k.pt
there by acts OF Congress and cannot he removed WITH
out the conseDt Of the Radical Senate. And yet ID
their chicago platform tbey pass r.soluton .na' so
shameless eNrayaeanec and waste IN this country fos
tered ny Andrew johnson deserves to have radical re-
Az has been stated by Mr. Church they have over
burdened the country with taxation, and, when called
upon 70 account have rendered to the people iase ac
counts. They say that platform means repudlaOn
yet they that since the war they nave paIa on
ssoo.e0o0oo OF me debt OF the country IN ,dn, the
currency which the Democratic party cAm
should be used IN paving the remainder of IL
diou Of Kentucky State where Democratic rule had
raised the state credit above par and caused harmony
and peace prevail and Tennessee, distracted oy inter-
public credit only per cent, and Radical misrue IS
in charge OF the administration OF goveInneht me
Radical party supported man for President WITHOUT
knowledge or experience IN statesmansDlp WnH. .ne
pressed the claims OF man than whom there
none higher more Christian and hoDHr-hoi@to
seymour; - ,,,.. , ,,. pa.oh noD,oora,io
candidate for Governor, soOn after which the crowd ds
peTsed.
order was called 10y Douglas Taylor, Who introduced
the Hon James MOncref, and aferward the Hon Ihos
G. Fields who auded Grant as great soldier but YET
worthy of the suffrage OF the people he charged All
manner of cXIayasaBce on the Republican admlnIstra
he right James Oney OF Cattsknl followed and then
Thomas B Carroll OF Troy Lewis NJ Coates Of Reming
talked 10 the crowd most Of whom were too atten
lively watching the procession 10 listen 10 the speeches
IIFTEESTH-ST STAND.
In front of the stand facing fourthaye and opposite
Fiftoentb-st the crowd composed mainly OF boys,
and few scattered here aud there Who Of course,
cheered usuy the several speakers when they made
der BY 'Ir Abraham X Lawrence who after making
who tlSed about Grant, Mcclellan. and constitutional
lherty. No enthusiasm was manifested and altogether
made little spccch and then the Hon James F. Bah.
cock OF Connecticut Mr. T. j. Anderson, aud Mr. Samuel
Hirsch Of New York followed.
me YOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC UNION STAND
The Young Mems Democratic Union stand was in
er's esq, presided There was little OF no enthusiasm
manifested, not wthstandine the terrible pulling OF all
the popular strings. Col Davis Of Georgia through
all the changes the Niger" The Hon. Green Clay
Smith prophesed war seymour was not elected, dove
fancy the SKIES analyzed the niger gave his thick
lips aud twisted hair TO the mob, and closed with warm
Nsyenber they would never such would be the seat
power OF the Radicals vote the Democratic ticket again
aiding the Of upturned faces and that % be
a Democrat the proudest title OF an American cit
zen Mr.. sullivan jerked the popular string on the sub
iect OF nigger Supremacy The speaker then bounded
over to tsxaton spoke of he mnD%uhdeS @
the Democratic heart and huIi the base trants from
power. -.
was occupied by the Empire Club, its captain |
Isaiah Rynders, preceding. The sides OF the stand
we're displayed with such inscriptions as THE
Constitution above the sword We'll impeaeh
called Tie meeting TO order he had nothing TO say
against Gen Grant tHe had fought bravey and skifuly
for the country The soldiers day however was gone
by and demands the qualities OF states
man. Having assged IN his S usual al style 0t
the Captain concluded by saying that he would Introduce
somebody with more eoquence and brains than he pos
sessed Somebody proved t0 be the Hon Luke Coz
zens OF whom sufficient 10 state that his oratorlcai
effort did not Justify the generous sul0gium OF Capt Kyn
remarkable feature in the proceedings at this stand Was
the utter absence Of enthuslasn'
IRVING PLACE STAND.
At the stand OF Fourtoenhs and Irving place
no speaker could DC obtained TO address the few unterr-
t the different Wards as they passed than to listen any
oratory tnat might be offered 10 them,
The stand I'm the rear OF the Washington Statue in front
of the Union place Hotel was devoted TO the German
man b. j. David. and Stanly Cole, A. Rosentha and
Pierre Tallman, made speeches.
TIE PROCESSION.
Tho ward organizations under direction OF Grand
Marshal A. j. Garyey, were advertised TO pass Tammay
Hall ut o'clock AT o'clock the man procession
marched in on Fourteenthst. from Thlrd-aye passing
TamInany Hall As far as the eye could reach from the
hall balcony the packed with people Many
of the Democrats mounted carts drays and horses
For the most part they marched IN plat9ols OF ir1nl
three To six men each, During the first hour OF the
march pretty good order kept afterward the oral
lations became badly mixed lhs Iwentynrst Maru
headed the with music and fireworks large
proportion Of the members were supplied with cigars
Roman candles aud chinese lanterns or tofcnes, NeA
came the Twentieth Ward. with carloads OF boys anu
men The streets fairly bazed with hrewOrks
After the Twentieth Ward came me Elevehth, tn1h
Seventh Eleventh. First, Fourth Fifth Skill seventh,
Eighth Ninth Tenth Eleventh. Eighteenth twentieth
sixteenth Thirteenth, Fifteenth. aud Delegation from
Jersey CITY. The procession composed Of u large
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