The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-21

mis- whole policy a comprehensive statesmanshi p
which SHOWS him TO be a citizen above mere per.
ences supposed to surround the possessor Of large
wealth But While we honor Governor Cooke for
snss there let us wdn mot Tt the
P fsesSSsA Grant. Applause, 'n4 % not
some recent events In our great organization, and
nave not hesitated 10 give utterance 70 my senli-
ments In tins direction But ne presdenas two
that demanding the protection OF the Union men or
the South-have convinced me that II the republican
banner carried by the man who led them to victory
In 1858. These two State papers alone establish
me fact that ne viii n have no policy against
viii employ all the powers Of the government 10
protect the people In the enjoyment OF their own
Dy the prompt passage OF the bill enforcing the
fourteenth amendment 10 the constitution land sns.
taining me rights OF the people Of the south N &C
and signed promptly by nm this very iay-'hls fact
completely dsslpates all accusations that he Is not
America, white and black.
We are in the very forefront Of the next
today Is the trumpet can to rational batte. CAD.
plause.) The democracy will be reinforced next
year by cohorts such as they did not dream Of In
treasures from which to draw their subsides-the
treasury OF the British free traders In Liverpool ana
the treasury Of the democratic free traders In New
York. IL IL no figure OF speech To say thai unless
the democracy can elect democratic President in
1879 British manufactures will 90 down and
the people OF England Will demand Of
their rulers the higher wages which a. once
enllghten ana elevate the wOrkingmen or
America. These combinations, working 10 COM
mon centre, will place IN the hands or the demo
cratic party next year ut least ten millions OF dol.
lars TO be welded by men who are now shaping the
Legislature Of New York 80 as to make that state
secure to them and to enable them 10 seize COnnec-
Ncut, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Indiana, and even
OHIO, and to WELD these states 10 South CONSOLE
dated IN support OF their policy, never denied and
repeatedly stated Ofrepudaton Of the national debt
the overthrow Of the three amendments to the const
tuition. the recession OF the negro to virtual slavery
the ballot. tAppause.l Had you failed to-day
Tammanied New York. Here the fulcrum
would have been placed whence to move
the South into new rebellion and new desOla-
ton. But now, under the lead Of tine soldier who
rescued you from the rebellion and whose admins
tration OF the national government mas secured for
pie, whose generosity to Lee and the southern
army at App0mattOx IN April OF 1865 has never
known retiring ebD, and whose claims to renOmina-
ton to the ONCE he has filed 80 hOnOrably In the
midst or unutterable difficulties ID now conceded by
friend and foe our city mas not only been delivered
from the damaging control of q party pledged to
manageable retrogresson, but the country itself
saved from terrible reaction. (Applause.)
or the Twenty-Five members OF the House Of Dele
gates the republicans elect fifteen and the democrats
seven.
General Chapman, republican, is elected Delegate
in Congress by majority Of 4,Os7 oAer Richard T..
Merrick, democrat.