New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-25
LOCAL POLITICS.
THE rRFRAIs'N MOTION.

The largest political meeting ever held IN
sing Sing according to the oldest resiueh' sVeoe i
evening 20 stirring speeches by the Hon Chauheey NJ
pepew BENJAMIN A. Willis and stephen j. Mesney,
The mistake was made Of beginning late' auu
the music and fireworks, Usually employed W
attract n crowd were used 10 amuse
after assembling and the speakers we're sometimes neeu
lessly interrupted. But otherwise the preparations w.
admirable and successful. kilograms from Gov MN
man our Congressman, GARRISON n. Potter express
regret at their inability to be present One-naI tH
vicePresidents Of the meeting were Republicans a"u
Republican presided
The following officers were UNANIMOUSLY
elected -. p,.,.u,r
rs.ai-c Maurice Fne' , Lartls. Dr. I hsfTn
B.ndreh Alfred Waller A5Tam EPg B. q h,s Bsy col C. O.
Joine Morgan Inee Co hsny C az Sba Tovpssrd
Young jane. sTsne NJ sherwood J. Irving SSTSr' ss5g q
Nelson Nelson Bsts T9om' LSrsae: Reuben Kip Abr B.
RsT1o stephen Jeh9 Hy4nd Gilbert Rfans D Han is q
smith JAMES r Blsndfori John Gb3ey ~, s,.,..t. VEL
& p P,S NCbs Nathaniel HYATT John L Myer syl'
ye.'sI 4k,S DAVID I'd b 1o pr p FaBS = 0'' A
ne following resolutions adopted with consider
ave aAd The people gathered oreh without reference 70 s,
coStrS deem betting declaration Of our purpose
NTH reference 20 The coming ~ h.sr .orev neglected
me Constitution and laws iisregar1ei BY The present =,
s sDst iSsl sec. and disregard ,.,-.
That We condemn The nepOsm Of Gen Grsni-h' sppoini
@ lsv which sIoHd eharacie1se the Chef Magistrate Of AZ en-
Rssoise9 Thai the nomination Horos Greeley and G,i
,,ST from The present corrupt system Of govern
SS, 6 s'o5,S9 81 9Sas regard for
states stable peace between al lie people ias IpP9l ,f content
and calculation. and tie logical result Of true happiness A." O
Rolred That We pledge ourselves to labor unsh"lgy ioT NE
election Of Horace Greeley en- b 6I.il Bosh I , hen &C.
tep6en + Meany the first speaker, delivered an ad-
drpss
men present not 10 forget Mr.. Greeley ~ The coming
SistTr9 Loud calls were then made for the Hon.
CAaunoey NJ. Depew, who spoke as ioHo"s'
SPEECH OF cHAUSCEY b. DEPEw.
FelIowcltizens neighbors. and friends, it affords me
very great pleasure meet you here tonight as nave
mel von continually for IS years past for the discussion
NJ the issues pending in this Many who hear
me now have been separated from me in times gone
by have felt It my duty, in traversing this as
trict. in which I was born and IN wmc n
vears the principles and the triumphs OF the Republican
party In that struggle have MI many Oh you a uau
have hit me hard blows IN return, because you lAouEA'
Py 80, bt We have love-feast for the good Of
common country ana for the future OF the Republic.
Applause am glad % sreak here 20 ms SsI asel
and Liberal Democrats because a ' e1f6usa9,n
sands S.,her here mere manifested il is the voice
of the home Of our next President speakng
10 the country what his home viii do for him w election
sav fAppausel We are fellOw-citizeus engaged IN
revolt but ii is revolt against party tyranny revolt
in favor OF free Capitalization Of pure goyernmen-in
$50 ~ having the military subservent TO the civil
p0vgqr of this Government revolt IN favor OF return
ing back TO the people that legal self-sovernnent
wilton bcv gave 10 the country in order 70 carry ont the
error Applause The great struggle OF the Rebellion
is years ended and at this time an the annoses
which il created should be buried and conon unity
common brotherhood, and common patriotism should
| animate and infuse the whole country from one end
70 the other. II is time that the living stood
upon the graves OF the dead issues which have so long
harassed our country But ielowcllzens me war was
not fought for the purpose OF perpetuaing me issues Of
human slavery. That done away with All the issues
which out OF that war have been embodied IN the
fundamental law, secured by constitutional amendments
However the people may have differed upon them there
il no man to-day NOrhener SOuthener Democrat or
Republican who would dare attempt 70 disturb single
outside OF lunac asylum to-day proposes 10 interfere
with or attempt 10 repeal the XIIth, XVIII, or the
rom the face of the country We have given the black
man freedom have secured 20 him tie night 70 vote.
ana all civil and political privileges FOR all time to
come and with these for harmony and for peace Jet
give to all white men the same privileges all over this
Actuated by these principles and these feelings the
n Won win prepare TO forget the past and its struggle
simply for the presented 20 the people,
ready TO strike hands with you" And they did and
years peace prevailed throughout our border.
Throughout the country, within the ranks OF the
Republican party felt that there was too much OF
party discipline and party terrorism They fet that,
hinder the present Administration, the Government
departing from the high advanced principles OF Repub
ncans and that the Administration was being used for
the purpose OF personal sggraDdzement. and against
they struck hands then with the Liberal Republicans Of
Missouri they met at Cincinnati ana Issued can 70 This
whole country there with them. and the people,
sctuated by common purpose, infused by
common patriotism, came there IN mass con
veutiOn, greater IN numbers, more powerful in
influence than any that has ever assembled
upon this continent before because 1t came up from the
people and il presented there declaration OF princi.
pies which buried all the dead and declared for all the
living. II said. "let the dead past bury lts dead.
but this country in which we live must be brought
back. As the PRINCIPLES Of Republican Government
for the present. and for me future Appausel And in
order 10 express all the humanity OF having universal
brotherhood ana peace, anu IH's 'norough aPpre
eminent they presented for the sufraees OF this
Ha1Soe reeeT Of Great dppsn.
The Democratic all through the country said 10
the principles OF Cincinnati and give To us the nom
inee Of Cincinnati, and we viii strike hands
M pPe eud esaIr the man Who wb IIee earn
Cincinnati and OF Baltimore is the submest and grand
est spectacle that history has afforded because
n means that This Republic redeemed and regeneraed
with the wounds Of the and with It's bOted
ont, is 10 develop It's material resources, re-
gam the voice of its lost liberties and be for
lie present and the future all that the fathers wished
hoped and PRAYED for; lAPplause.l FelloweItizens,
thousand millions OF dollars. II weighs upon our
The manufactures Of this nation, and TO
It's payment rs, Is pledged si the rational honor
it's last dollar but order TO raise the money heavy
alton is already bearing upon u.s. and there is mighty
Mr.. Depew continued at much length, and was repeat
eddy applauded.
SPIRITED GATHERING IN THE FIFTEENTH AS
sEMBLY DISTRICT - SPEECHES OF W. 5.
WOLF, GEN. MMAHON, AND OTHERS.
A spirited meeting of the voters of the
XVIII Assembly District who favor the Of Gree
icy and Brown held last night in Continental Hail.
al Egbth-ave and Thirth-fourthst The front Of the
hall decorated with American flags, and the build
ing filed with appreciative audience, who vigor
ously appauded the speeches Whenever the names Of
Greelev and Brown mentioned cheers were III