The New York herald., 1869-09-29

Chestnut street, sAd Number Two on the north.
Between the tw o was also erected large piece OF
pyrotechnics, <ith the words "Geary and Williams"
Al eight o'clock, the speakers having appeared On
the star ds the meetings were respectively called 10
orde~,
SIR W. TOWNSEND. member OF Congress from the
Westchester district led OF &C Stand Number one,
and, after a few appropriate remarks INTRODUCED
senator Wilson. of Massachusetts,
Mr. WILSON said ne was always glad Of the privl-
Iege OF looking in the faces OF the men Of Phfa-
delphia 1t would be inappropriate for hiu,, a
stranger, to speak of the candidates Of the two
parties. He mentioned thar the deeds OF General
Geary were part of the history Of the republic and
won.d live when the marble which marked the rest
ing place OF others had long disappeared.
He then spoke Of the republican party as
always having been party OF liberty,
while the democratic party was always opposed TO
the interests OF humanity and the country. ii Sey-
mour had been elected the government to-day would
be IN the hands Of unrepentant rebels. Inc unre'
pentant rebels were Ia favor OF repudiation, and 80
was the democratic press. The republicans had
passed constitutional amendment placing the
national debt above all chance of Reputation, ana
also the same with regard to pensions and bounties
The democrats voted against this. He wanted to
futlu the nab0HM ucut anu ICuuSV thO ihtOiocs
to four and one-half per cent. The pre-
sent administration was being carried on on
higher principle tnan any preceding one since tne
days Of John quincy Adams. Reform IN every dree'
pected even by the friends OF the administration.
The democratic party was TOO wicked to de- II was
still powerful. He hoped Congress would pass an
act. and he would vote for 1t, making the sale OF
gold, except By an actual transfer OF the article,
He hoped the republican voters Of Pennsylvania
would be true TO their own and the interests OF the
country and elect General John w Geary on the 18th
OF October The remarks Of Mr.. Wilson, which
occupied one-naf hour, were loudly applauded.
The state Republican Committee has Just issued
the following address,
Rooms or THE STATE COMMITTEE I
To THE fGorE o ' OF SrHEnr
The approach election for Governor OF the State and
Ssse Sn
% ON s n ssDa c az s
Aaysd ed against Sa s to
people at the a" Prssidsnlisl election. 4 has
is practices but odSus to-day 70 Al loyal
70 the eSeon dare M % BY s State snd
our state and National Legslaares against ali pToposons
and BINS offered By loyal men tending the
ssss ss % s
pressing down the national industry is answerabe
srori to crush out wieeesness wounds and
the made
children made orphans at democratic hands its National
dictate the National Democratic platform and policy and
nos o again % its the sss o hAnss
IL that S Sy IN IN S WSsn Of It's ss Vice rPs az pao.
gave casting against American industry than
G Si c onds s s
bic IN gold with notes bearing no interest and
tinsna paper presents as candidate for Governor ora
man thoroughly lmpresnstsd with all Of those abomnabe
Of any man eyadss BY dsngenaOIs shifts and
s S Of the a Of e.. sa aTs Of Se
burdens, Of the State which be e legally bound 10
ssslay IN The hands Si se pSi,ssSn s6s hands
m Ss sass nna
Tor the last few years BY wholesale fraudulent
stroy value Of the elective franchise Il presents as is
1os iss
ss 5 unable to % w s ARE
surely not cntledto the support of loyal and intelligent
On the other hand we aser, that the republican part, is
the party q loyalty Of devotion % ths Union and
Geld s'as "sP, sss
s'S s ';ss
government wes 3erea % sae,r wealth To- support
sHa 9 W s: s @ a ss
PaSSS % e @ ss sGf as
alone e1pending half mon dollars yearly
duty of enlightened government to provide Tor the
Of @ st ni ~ a.
other copntries labor the American citizen Re-
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wAes otherwise shs agreed aDSp ss T. g n
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State administration under the skifal management Of
ia as @ ali
estate for STATE Such are the principles and acts
As the represnsyss Of those principles presen. hs
John " Geary His history Is well kn ,wn to yoa all. We
need not % IT. HIS nS military s ys sn Of wsn on s the
sssTs s s sss:
he rendered ri ;Ss
r. country H has been s,s as as
Indebted the prevention Of has,y and unwise and
stuons egislaon and for The punishment Of murdsrsrs,
JSs @ ws sDy we on % sSs ss sd @ 9a
by the Supreme Court have been recognized by that tribunal
high In his hands the rights Of the people
The election Of those will bo of vital importance
70 the people II wl destroy the sham preensons and pro-
faaIed it win s;a6h The prosperity Of he people
as % s a ao yGs or s. S nn
Do not wait to be solicited Do not wait Tor your neghbor
Do not let apathetic indifference render you careless
the exercise Of what is not mere privilege but duty
Remember that the election Of Will give honest
administration or State affairs while the election OF man
who evade the payment Of bis taxes would be likely to DO
the election have important bearing the
Presidential election, and Pennsylvania should
fall into the hands Of etee and democracy 1t
may the national administration into the power
rebels free traders and repudators fun republican
vote Is full republican victory.
Let every patriot do bis duty and all WIN be we'll
JOHN COVODE,
Chairman OF State Executive Committee.