New-York tribune., 1870-11-04
PRICE -FOUR CENTS.
and vanity OF aboundng power is disturb.
IN the harmony, and thus weaken the vgor Of 3D.
II. f.a4tn
LEE AND THOMAS.

The country will remember that when the Rebel Cen.
Lee died. every antRepubcan journal from the Pacific
coast to the furthcrmost corner Of Mane depored hs
loss as that pure patriot and Christian hero whose
memory should be cherished and whose name should be
handed down cur children as one most honored IN
our history; and they will remember that secretary
did not wish 10 have raised mourning for Lee the nag
Of the Union which that General had dishonorea ana
OF Iee memory sacred In their love- and hs
virtue. have been exalted through the party pres a. taa
General. George II. Thomas, who was from the same
and every heroic quality that can ennobe man! Turn
me to Democratic journal, even In the Loyal stas,
the Journal spoke of Lee. Thomas also from the
temptations was true to his country 70 his ag and
his oath. Thomas dies having lived rne to honor, to
bag was raised for him over Democratic Journas No
paradng Of his great virtues and lofty patriotism aR
this and it will not be forgten Tell me where thou
thou art" All this will be remembered when the sol
ders' decorated and Oh election day foT sne
generation at least.
THE ATTEMPTED TAMMANY ROW.
At this point Judge Pieeponts speech. and at 3D.
O'Clock, delegation from the IXth Assembly District.
bearing a banner with the names OF Mr. Woodford and
Horace Greeley upon IT, entered the ROOM Three chees
Immediately given for Mr. Greeley and the banner
taken forward and placed upon the platform, tho
band that accompanied the delegation meanwhile con-
feet, and for five minutes there most intense ex.
element cheers and groans being given alternately ana
simultaneously for the Republican candidates and party
and for Tammany Hall and their candidates. the whole
cOmminged with loud cries Of Put them out" "Put
| out the traitors" &c.
The Republicans finally, by force Of numbers ana
earnesness OF manner, gained the aseendency, and,
when some degree Of order had been restored, Mr..
Pcrrepont holding the banner in his hand, continued:
CAUSE OF THE INTERRUPTION.
You are interrupted by the introduction OF this nag
Cheers and groans You all know who Horace Greeeyis
(Confuson Forty years OF devoted toll In the service
of civil liberty attest his claims He now before you
as a candidate for Member OF Congress. II you think
that the services during these forty aborious years
ts old veteran in this service emeidons appause
was, the interruption by the lame Oi ts Old yet
yHn that made your
up feeling and sentiment that the e, keoelnoa a eas
cold political contryance; had grief in It, crcu-
letter sent round to many respectable ana some
Their patriotic refusals which will appear some day. up
plan and the whole ss I %oher A
mourned children and the old father wept Tor tho
Om the thew Sn aS mo-, the come to
Institute nc to aIPsa parade sa ta h s honor Puas as Sss
d Oh the e prnepes sG @ Of the heros fe in this
given honor of the acts and the principles Of jefferson
public affairs knows that the entire Rebel element Of the
South will heartily join in eecng any Northern Deo emo.
he who may be elected will be under the absolute
sway Of the same Coptederaes who dominated ed, over
that IL Northern Democrat were elected PRESIDENT ne
ns Sf%s Se T @ the
laws dare he would earnestly desire the prosperity
less for good in the hands Of those who
elected him The great party ,,.H which sao Isa put:
so must it always be in Government like ours Care
less observers mistake the public mind they meet with
%.ns wIH den Sho Always do want
something different who are never content III nnlsss n
OF this talk in 1852, about Mr. Lincoln, and
as Of ana d 'S
in will he equally triumphant know that the con
iieve in his honesty his foresight his firm purpose,
his real sympathy with the people, In his silent latent
failing good fortune; they will vote for him again as will
all the Intelligent men who wish well Tor their
EVILS OF DIsrRAcrING coUNsELs.
It is Of the utmost interest TO the Republican party
that this question Of the succession be settled only
year from next May and you make a nomination.
Nothing so much dstracts and weakens the party in
power as to be casting about for the next Presidential
candidate. I regard the question as already settled;
your enemies trying to make you think that II NOS
settled But i is settled II Cen Grant s mot not the man,
sibly be selected as against Gen. Grant You calnos
not spring up day be must have made record. Tho
people ow that Grant was great general IN our war;
unity Of this proud nation they know that his latent
again splear in all their Determined yigor when
sity demands they know that he was inexperienced IN
means TO do right and that he grows w,er by time they
In him they trust him. they are determined that
exactly they could wish, they Wisely prefer 10 bear
the little ills they have than fly to others that they know
not OF " and if God spares the He OF Gen. Grant, he Will
he the next President Of the United states AppanseI
In politics in there must be leader whore deci-
non is final without it there can be no success The
President that leader sustain him. and he VIII prove
wiSe peace he was great In war The candidates
whom YOUR Conventions have nominated are all good
lnen; vote Tor them II you would retain your power;
them by honest votes neglect no honest means ior
party which unbound hands of 100000 slaves and
saved nation from dissolution and eternal dsgrace
lureat npplauseI
ANOTHER ATTEMPT AT ROW.
TIE Chairman next announced that the Union Gles
Club would sing campaign song, which announcement
WAS the signal for another attempt at q disturbance
the part OF dsturbers OF the proprety Of the meeting
They in began call for COnkng and Greeley,
and TO cheer for the Tammany Hall candidates. Tho
Glee Club commenced TO sing popular crnpagn songt to
tie music Of Capt Jnks and desire to hear the
and a growing determination which began 10 be mani
esed and expressed part of the Republcanso
to have order at any pce served Ia check the IL
nrrtc,d by The cOrruptioniss the Ring the con-
cusion tated that tie leader of II would soon join tho
s,nr aud Auburn Prisons, at which the audience ei:
pressed their entire by cheers applause sno
CRIES of "Good,"" good"
REMARKS OF TIE HON. r. DELAFIELD SMITH
RESOLUTIONS.
At the conelusion'of the singing the Hon. E. Delaned
Smith offered series Of resolutions the greatest enthu'
sasm beug evoked by his spirited reading and words OF
announcement He said referring TO the drgracefui ei'
forts Tammany TO disorganize the meerpg' any
want to 6ght na. let him come forward sha nsn
Of game tApplalse FUr tell you, fencw-ct sens, ana
II Tdmniany Hall tonight tat we aeiy ~ sfate and