New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-11

however was soon manifested his recreancy to his pro
tesscd principles and n such OF ms n aa
hgh-minded people Tie s0eailed ConIeuefhlo oIates
were kept m and ~ m raopns
spirits OF the leaders Of the Rebellion IN the hope tnat
WAS sGuarely made. the contest began,
the ,rus Of the victory which mad been In the field
by such immense sacrifices Of blood and treasure Never
before were the great questions OF national policy so fully
canyasse never we're probable results OF an election
made to the voters and never was the preslden
cded Cen Grant goes into office with larger majority
ever given to any man since the formation 81
predicted his election already gives peace and every
where. both in the Old World and in the New, lovers
oce at this fresh evidence Of the capacity Of for
segovernment under the most dhc1t ana tying err
the people, and has their unwavering support Tried by
no test IN t a, ads upon nS nAs and
inspires the people we d duties same that he always
gave to the noble armies he commanded when
Entering on tho field Of battle without osten.
to the sana 81 his Sounty the
tons and elevate the human race IL Is matter ior
cOngratulaon that TN, stateone OF the , saess IN
ton OF the United Statesgave him and his dstlDgulshee
majority an a1y M y oe IN the
minority felt II necessary TO express tner uissens ~
lions in the general satisfaction. that the choice VI
the nation fell upon ono whose fame as ,oa ~
tranGuty of our nation demanded by every con-
sideration OF gratitude to tho brave heroes who nave
fallen and OF justice TO those so long ensayed nnd %
yet only partially onranchsed who aided to acbeve ,e
triumph Inc american ds n N moro1 Word. Of
the Declaration OF Independence All men are created
over whom the nag Of the nation waves; but as yet
all equal at the polls either as voters or as eana
same privileges whether his home 10 In Maryland OF
Massachusetts. Deny one man In Maryland his rights as
nth
lien OF Massachusetts, suffers well the disfranohised
In Maryland Let it, then, be made part OF the Const
in every part OF the Union establish 1t IN the
organic law, and no change Of parties can abrdge
@S s viii taap as u fruit Of p Victory Failure
Will bring doubt aud uncertainty as 70 the future,
aud the friends Of the ballot In other lands, we they
are struggling for the right will feel the loss ana amen!
Of courage pcrslsency and fidelity TO le great
be necessary to establish this point before any assembly
In before her representative
rs YOU may deem proper secure the desired result
feeling that you understand fally the great Importance
OF an early consideration OF tile subject.
In closing he audes TO tho favorable circumstance
under which they assemble the great contest Dehs over
urges prompt action, and snort seSSiDh-
PREsESTATIos s&
After the delivery OF tho message Coy. Bullock pre-,
scented the symbols OF Office 10 Gov Cauin, with bei
speech which elected al appropriate response iIon tlo
latter IN, - ~,
CANT solid silver tea-servce which bears simple and yet
Hpproprnie inscription which was purchased Al cost OF
movement To raise FUNDS Tor tue
testimonial started few weeks ago, and IN very
short time than sufficient wac offered. ana
the prime movers had the good sense 10 cohHne tue
amount which could have been Increased al h0unI, 10
the sum mentioned. and selected present which would
best suit the simple and yet discriminating taste OF te
modest gentleman who was the recipient IL was com
pete surprise ~ him. entirely Spontaneous ON thelf
part and shows his popularity among ana the regard MS
business associates have for him As mtimated above,
other friends would gladly have embraced io 0pportn
nifty 70 contribute but was Thought best TO cohhe tne
matter the limit stated that his cOlabOreru IN our great
manufacturing interest might show the people their gh