New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-26

thunder ont Of FUND that is to DO replenished BY the
| Raya' labor Of q million men.
cannot exist and Be known and I'm 'erstOod with
nt somebody else being tried and condemned IN the
ss S. ~. :A st Es ,Ss
the s criminals theE aOceSsOTes fact not care
Ts on e. the Five Points tell You that anybody who
does not do ell he can from now t election DAY 70 pre-
fortunately the Republican party has divided tee
against the administration under witch this has been
done. great many Democrats mean to 40 all tn s
tSsS tried nn has to b. With the
60 according to the t.Ca and .Dt tell ,y ySa
this city ali the newspaper paragraphs Fourth Of
July oraOns frOmths time henceforth forever cannot
Countries across the Atlantic who are trainns their
eyes TO see what to come OF Gil this ana prevent thH
M light forever know Of what speak HRo% Ur t aSs
Pollution Sft nue. this nis@ Dy,0 shall be shown 20
A%saS people, and whe&
longer be maintained or be repeated IL you could Only
0% Ts Su at an the
of despotC government look at the same problem when
affairs Of Government the strong is necessary and
that freedom an illusion win fnd support IN tne
the European continent In opinion are dwelling upon
TaS oHStTW e hops OF eedom or Is The danger to
liberty that they must avoid lLOnd ana long coh'inueu
appausel
Gen. George H. Sharpe was then introduced and said:
GEN. sHARPE's SPEECH.
came here from the country that may carry the
message as to what you are doing here. You in New
York City have been accustomed to neglect the business
which should be the chief and most important one OF
every man whe lives under republican form of govern
ment Yon young have been taught to avoid potcs
az il it dirty business with which no good mans no
ahp,t1d VniV inGn
attending what should be the care of every man who
lives under popular form OF government they nave
back and talk English with French accent. Now, my
friends our late experience shows that 1t Is with com
eodss to nd aat With S the
inaltieS that going on if this city; you let your
here tonight or, if you SIT in your club-roOnls
or by your esdcs and talk about the degeneracies OF
mother must have taught it to you While your were were
standing by her knee ers er on sn urn e
the war Of the Rebellion who raised no arm and no voice
speed the G Ta mems SH f hn viii h Gepf
10 live in the plaCes that their fathers did; and
William B. Astors and your John Jacob Astors and
others have raised arm and no voice In this nght with
Names In the same way that their fathers did. ZAP
piause These men will find that the finger of scorn will
% tSer ntV to themselves and their children Those
who take part i'll this election who, not being here
| polls on the eth OF November, give a silent
consent TO these frauds and show that they approve all
the rascaCs that have been committed. The country
is looking NewYOrk City to see what you mean to do
about this business. Pennsylvania and Ohio have spoken
for you. tApplause.l They have given no doubtful
voice. =,
believe that your ticket is best intended TO restore hon
esty and integrity in Gods name vote for 1t and my
Republicans friends II honesty and conscientOusly
believe that your ticket is the best calculated to lead
to q restoration of public confidence in the Govern
nent and honest administration OF its AFFAIRS see TO
il that you vote that ticket, and that you go to your
ueghbOr and talk to him as he has never been talked 70
out Last year The World denounced Tweed rs ro6Der
and corruptOnist, and proclaimed against him war to
| the knife and the knife to the MT but i
| same factory with the gun that had neither
lock stock nor barrel Tweed went back to the next
legislature and The World helped him to govern that
legislature The Democratic Convention this year was
composed OF about the same men as last year, when
there not single town on the line OF the Erie Rail
roRd but what felt the presense Of its delegates and con-
tbuted toward their private fortunes and the PTesl-
the chair, and before he reached the lower floor
! Of the hall robbed of his watch, and
am say that this year at Rochester While they
left him his watch they did not leave him ms courage
II is true a few in the Democratic party have come
out and denOuncing these viaines but you know "a
well can tell you that the great ha mas Oi rem
| World aud the Democratic Press throughout the
State are doing IT. DO you suppose oS9i you you
| TO nut Tweed in State PrisOni The Republican
| candidates are new men, and the very ticket upon
which thew are nominated that they shall he viz
tuUus in public affairs. They have no entanglng ALI,
STATE affairs and they must be so false TO thcr elves
thai they never can heard Of in the world again
they carry out the policy that you mean anu that my
brother Democrats mean II theN nen any tnhs bo sto-
snanged Banner was sung by the audience which then
| quietly dispersed