New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-12
THE LOCAL CAMPAIGN.
HORACE GREELEY sERNADED.

GFRTY, EX-CONGRESSMAN hALLOki, MN
TON NORRIS, COL. CRISP, AND MANY OTHEks-
cRATII ATOMS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE
UNION.
MANY residents Of this city took occasion last
night TO tender to Horace Greeley serenade at
the Lincoln Clubhouse, in Twenty-frst-st, near
Broadway The time appointed for the ssie
nade was $50 p. m, but long before 'i"'
hour the street ia front of the CluO hVu'o
was filed with an enthusiastic thlVns'
extending into Broadway and far down 'no
block toward Fourth-ave The Cluo houSo
was filed during the entire evening WIZ"
nrop,ineut politicians among whom were some Oh
che Committee appointed to inform Mi. Oree-
lev Of his nomination at Baltimore Ex-senator
Ooolittle Of Wisconsin Chairman of the delegation
rad called in order to express informally hs compl-
nents and congratulations
Among those present were the Hon. Robert D
Iallory Of Kentucky. the Hon. Fl. ID. Kent OF New
Jampshire Col Brodhead of Boston, the Hon. Geo
shaw. John A. Bassett of Salem, Mass. Col wal
er Trumbull Of Illinois, j. T. Ladd of Vermont u
hos. p Norris of Tennessee S. A. Riggs Of Loulsi-
ma. d. r. Goodies of North Carolina. Geo. W. Amer
,on of Missouri, j. w johnson of Oregon MAYOR
Iayes Of Kentucky, T. c. Eonts OF Montana ana
lany others
Albert Strassburger President OF the boaIu VI
,rade Of Alabama. called during the evening 10
N. W
PHILADELPHIA to the effect that the Germans III Ala
anna wouId not support the Cincinnati ticket, that
q had carc6llv cauvassed the state OF OPINION
,nonU the Germans Of that State, and had found
tbem thoroughly united in behalf Of the National
Reform ticket
large gagwas suspended from the Clubhouse
windows bearing portraits of the candidates, Gree
lev and Brown, with the words Lincoln Cluo'
All q3o .. N. the band arrived, and, taking position
ton in front of the Club House. played sew
eral airs At about TO D. IN. MI OIeeieJ'
accompanied by numerous friends, appeared upon
the balcony. The band played " LO the COnquerng
Zero Comes while a scene Of the widest enthusi-
un followed. Cheer upon cheer rent the air; sky
ckets pierce the sky; and cannon greeted the can
date Of two Conventions.
MI Greeley bowed repeatedly to those assembled
Ynt notwithstanding repeated calls from the crowd
declined TO speak. After the applause had SuOSded
+bree cheers for Gov. b. Graft Brown were
suggested. and three times three were given
With the utmost zest. Although Mr.. Greeley
declined 10 respond to the loud calls for speech,
the audience was addressed by Major Haggerty, the
Hon Robert Mallory of Kentucky, Morton Morris OF
Tennessee the Hon Henry o. Kent OF New-haD'p-
shire. Col Willis of New-York, Col. Walter TTrm
- lnu. son of Senator TrumbuD of Illinois On
John Cochrane, and Others from al parts o. the
Union. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,e
The all Mallory, of Kentucky, introduced
IS an old Henry Clay Wing" He said:
SPEECH OF ESZ-CoNGREssMAN MALLORY.
MY friend has introduced me as old Henry Clay
ghig but really, the last 20 years, have had
Yuuch with politics politicians, and political move
lents that n called upon TO define my political
status should perhaps have 10 use the language OF
distinguished politician in Washington who. in defining
his position, said he a Demonstrating and
Radical Conserrative-Repubhcan That's pretty much
NY position at the present time During the war rep
resented my STAKE in Congress Union Democrat.
We OF the south have looking TO the restoration of
the old Constitutional times the old days Of prosperity,
aud when the Liberal Republican Convention nomi-
mated that statesman and philosopher Horace Greeley
we gladly accepted him as our candidate We have
known him ID Kentucky for years as an Old Wing
aud Aboliuonist though we never liked him
Tor that. We have known him as an honest
man, and las OF the most able aud philosophical
writers of the age. and that Slavery is which
the only point upon which ever differed, we &C
oept him cordially and are determined to go INTO the
ways supported Henry Clay lAppauseI ~ went to the
KentUciv some Jew of tile delegates wanted
stIaght-Out nomination. ! said, what VIII you gain
take from the slave the elective franchise"
Looking at the present deplorable condition Of the
country, the future, all that OF tie Democratic
DaTty do ~ TO secure, brst the establishment Of
Saea tcoVerpnSpt That is the spha and omega Of
the contest. Let accomplish these two things, and
good Republican ought to hope for in the future; and
a. these guaranteed by the Cincinnati plat
for its candidates until their triumphant election
next November. lChcersl 1 have been farmer all
NY life, and Mr.. Grceeys deep sympathy with farmers
and his anxiety to promote their Interests has endeared
20 US forever Whether he knows much about farm
ing not DO not know nor care, but know that ms
great heart beats IN sympathy with the great agicultu
~ class Of the United States. tAppauseJ
la conclusion Mr. Mallory sad that Kentucky would
;ate larger majority next November for Greeley and
pre- st1te OF Eew-York
SPEECH OF MAJOR HAGGERTY. Il
FELLow-CrIzESs: am equally disappointed with you
In not seeing Mr. Greeley. fully expected that he I
would at least say few words to u.s. 1t has been SAID
that have made a sacrifice for principle in resignug
10y Office can assure you, gentlemen, that never did
anything in my life that so gratifed my heart, that
elt 10 be so Randy in the line Of principle.
believe that this great movement Of ours.
at has sprung from the hearts and con
fences Of the American people is destined TO be vicO
because the people Of the United States emf
entity wise people Gentlemen, don't want to see
southern part Of this country-a country like down
Odden Ireandst the mercy Of the foreigner, and the
nsceDceless adyenturer lAppause.l We want them
have their own local selfgovernment. We want them
20 nave an equal part with us IN the prosperity
of the country, which the inheritance OF
every American. They have shown disposition
90 join with us IN this great loyal movement.
i.ey nav IO eVttcn theII prIue O cdse anu neH piue
III party ana they nave taken the purest and one OF the
most philosophical minds III Americas noted for
noted for his exalted patrlotsuBOraee Greeley loud
and prolonged applause and / that every
uehearted IN the country Join in this great
movement Tor u IS movement 10 establish more per
feet union in this country; and by Gods help viii
sgrand success. tApplausel
Gentlemen / DO not propose TO detan you longer |
There are gentlemen here from different parts the
american Union men who have assembled In Balti-
more lappausel men who met at Cincinnati applausel
men VINO nave resolved 20 grasp each others hands
cG0ss ne bloody ehss aud g make this country what
ana country OF liberty for the white also Great