New-York tribune., 1872-07-01
THE REFORM CAMPAIGN.
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Continued from First Pace.
,avo only been an incient in my career To be sure
am used 70 debate, bat never ma p aI ~ tbat have
i,nd nj nopul9r eoqucnoe, and the reason ~ tue ,y
NOT much talent that way. Now loI assGng tbe
other these Two geniletnen ns ~ SeTs Tber clarion
Soces have been heard in every city, tow" anu anu NOT s
Iage Now then how am & 20 IySs nDS 40 iustce Of
s.s got snS and seB9cmen let noe ten powerful re as
9Scse 1 OsIesbv is have discovered M his last graz
sch which he made the other night in tne eIy Ot II
Iouis come signs OF distress. Appase ,n , he scr,e
In the first place yon all know tnat when i1n IL tid
bst afraid he whistles very loud langntSII ne ,Va -
the good people OF Missouri tat ne MO "a 90 ~ 3oo COO
the state OF Illinois by majority OF Honi d oO itsiS
otes Now gentlemen, call that rather ouu j
Another sign Of distress; You exme & ms tb Daooc
Tscy he asks them the question; HOW can you man man
for such as Gov Palmer ana s1cn lJ me state
Illinois and called YOU an sorts OF hard names sd he
rebels traitors. and copperaeads - wy Wy we cam
Democrats, you can't 40 IT, Ia NOloe
TENDERNESS TOWARD THE DEAooAAOt.
Nav 7 do not claim 70 be much OF POii,i0
served in the army as long as my heatu WE
then Mr. Lincoln sent me as Minl''ol " - -
-, ne war was nearly over nave MAJ mlue 10y Wy
IetuIneu - Since aud if ever in moment Ol eAcse
ment have ti1eo & N once bcE Ogiesby has done 1t
nonsand times Applause Bnt WY - nc nc 81 81 Io1 "a
soTitv Let us look at this matter hIle. GSH GtSI
Grant In round numbers got about 00OO una t III no ~
tt believe that even Gen. Oglesby viii 2dnit thas
tbere are 5000 Liberal Republican voters IA I 80 -
Illinois lApplause.l think al moelaCS and nnt
mos - 1e - rsr side and vOu have a stand0f TO com
them on e ~ l~ to ret his 5000 Democratic votes
mehSe - St'N' to5 ooo r9iorrty he has 10 be very
kind 10 the Democracy. Applause anu - -
Son believe my Democratic friends tnat ne can can st
IN 600 Deul0eratie votes r No, no Now eau an an
mat Kind of ta talk signs OI distress. Wen Wv
bv talks kind Of the Democratic party ne ma SUI -
ocular purpose lie has no certainty OF Ise @
backing hif. it e al yeLE vel 20 & call Won
hard names when you T171 $3.50 ul1l44z -1- 80
in an election but when % be close yVe -
inclined TO be very polite and Courteous Now Wv
vou far warning that the Democrats viii meet with nat
walls wrath viii be poured ont on the tepgDn
10 enter INTO the campaign make anything Ike cam
paign speech. think however, that i, snaH W Oe
anon 90 examine the arguments the other SIDE, and
believe snail be able 20 answer those arguments
REASONS FOR NOT sCPPoRIDG GRANT.
One idea wish 10 impress upon your minds before
close There are many reasons why We should not sup
port the Administration Of Gen. Grant longer. II
were % aude all those reasons would take me from
until midnight. viii tell ou one WhcR Li5 Detl
any objections 10 Gen Grant My relations with hm
have been OF the most friendly cnrdeler nc ma
refused anythtng-peruaps from the reason t9at
never asked anything from him. tLaughJerl am
making my opposition against principle and II Is this
believe beray no party when say that about
year aCO nearly every leading tepuDlcan III Ie otdte
OF Illinois was dissatisfied with the Administration Of
Gen Grant some OF the men WnO eulOgile ana luOLe
him now spoke Of him then n the most bitter terms de-
nOUncnc him not only as cVu administrator DuI aS =
man. Now OF course, OWNS 70 the versatility OF hls
talents they are able 10 make very nice 5peecAes m
his favor The other day, al Pmlade,plla' TINS
man had sYmpatmNng friends, ana tAere were
stage errts-vOu recuLeCt that at one time the cur
tain rose and Gen Grant on horseback; 10 vas
scene ,UH as YOU sometimes 9t the performance
OF tie Black Crook" and such places This man.
against whom nearly all the best elements OF his own
party in opposition SIX or eight months ago. low ls
unanimously nominated, apparently so al least, at fLl
dephil and 10 is said tine people SANCTION ms nonlua
tiOn why was he uOminatedi Because be wlelds the
patronage OF the country and because he takes money
rur OF pocket aud mine for the purpose OF pay ne
his neering officials and for the purpose OF buying
up the tre press Oh tue country II he paid u out Of A
own uocots 10 would be bad enough, but when lie takes
money OUT pockets Of this free people Tor the pu
pose oi defeating their w Us too bad what remedy
have people except by putting In their veto at ine
polls al tire November eiecuont Genuemeh' JAia
patronage viii rum the country II 10 is no. stopped
lat Is the use Of talking about our liberties aDOui our
Rpuubcan Institutions, IL are 10 bend 10 the WILL o.
one man and bis mlnlOns!
HARMONIOUS WORK SURE OF SUCCESS.
IwI ask you. gentlemen, TO come 70 the relief and
let us WORK harm0niOusy. You know that two great
rivers with sources one far distant from the other, VII,
II they tend toward each other, finally unite You viii
see the different color and character Of their waters for
perhaps miles after they have entered the same
channel vet nevertheless they perform the functions Of
great To bears the same great burdens on us
BOSOM and carries the commerce ul Lie country upon us
waves. 1s is position. We have come together
good earnest, and with the spirit which nave seen
rO-day m both Conventions animatlng us as II un
GOubtelly viii, viii continue the good work So
usuciI..ly begun. [Applause.l douJ talk about q
carry tn- State, ana carry he Nation loud appIause