The New York herald., 1870-11-04
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY NOVEMBER T. ls7o-rRlPLE

any country on the face OF Europe on ner soil Had
she been free to exercise the right OF suffrage she
would have been republic and invincible. tap
pause.) The speaker referred 20 the policy OF the
republican party. and commended that enough had
mocracy at the coming elections.
Mr.. RICHARD 0'G0RMAN was then INTRODUCED and
received with enthusiastic cheering He said ne
had travelled over three hundred miles have the
pleasure OF seeing them. He was weary and travel
stained in mind and hody. lie had told the demo-
New York stood in the gap face 70 face with medi
tated usurpati0n. He told them that the democracy
q New a ss a ess
-(Applause)- the men OF Corning told him
that they would pack up the democracy OF New
York. lie knew IL would come 10 this. He knew
that the republican party would at least threaten
with force. His friend who had preceded him said
democracy OF New York would teach him what he
could mol do-hat he could not stop the ballot with
the bayoaet. 49, The republican party % was dying & i
ne Gss Gsru has assereS ihs& INTO @ our a %
pronounced in contradiction to the law OF the con-
sttutiOn the republican party had attempted to In
tImidate ana excite the democracy OF New York.
House S soy "A riot OF wanted here" They want
rio:, but they would not get It; bnt
Knew, Knew their rights. the democracy would use .
weapon more effective than the musket, more fatal
to corruption nan shot shetland and sheiMthe true % weapon
our 0fYences Have we not, In the civil war, given
freely OF our blood and treasurer the republicans
are an election fraud. When In the Presidential
election before the last general election-loud
cheers)-wn0le regiments OF republican repeaters
were brought IN @ 20 son 'ne ow th %
show themselves TO be perfect frauds. The
people are driven from the polls, not because they
were rebels, but because they are democrats. The
reason that the blacks allowed to vote Is because
their souls are as much In the power OF the repubt
can party leaders as their bodies were formerly "
their masters. Is not this an election fraud9 Mr..
O'Gorman then reviewed the conduct OF the
repubcaqs IN Missouri indisna a1a New
their course was hypocritica and cheeky In the ex
treme. lie defended election frauds on the part or
democrats In New York as u matter or necessity.
There never was an election, he said without some
fraud lie secuted the idea that Grant was paying
or the national debt. He pay the national debit
ways. lLaughter) He woald have taken the
bull pup II the express charges had been
Seayed Ms sevegey ercsg sne tns re-
administration in It's financial and Indian policy.
lie also objected to the way the navy was managed.
We have thirty-seven ships and thirty-eight adm-
rails. (Laugnter Does our navy protect our nag9
No. Cuba-Qoud cheers)-is to-day in desperate
struggles for her rights an evidence t. the ec0ntrary
American citizens were there murdered by Spanish
cut,hroats without word from an American captain
or shot from an American gun. The stain on our
it out. The speaker, amid loud cheers, contrasted
the cOwardly conduct OF the administration with the
Kotska case, eloquently described the heroic con-
duct OF Captain lngraham, and falling back on the
theme with which he commenced brought his ad-
dress to close by powerful appeal to the audi
to stand by the constitution and the laws under
the national democracy.
After some remarks by General Cary, Colonel
Fellows Assistant District Attorney OF New York,
was introduced. He was received with loud cheer
ing. After eloquent review OF the political stua
lion, In which hesadmnstered, In his usual trench
ant style, severe castigati0n to republicans,
the people OF New York from the
lmputati0ns sought TO be cast upon them by tho
radical Journals and declared that the democracy,
while they would at the coming election obey the
laws, as they ever did, would maintain their rights.
lie brought his brilliant speech to conclusion amid
cheering.
Other speakers followed, and the meeting ad-
Iourned with cheers for the candidates and the
party.