Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-10
DxOHEssIOR.
GRANT AND WILSON
RNiIhcatIoa Of the BrPabiicss Rominsss BY
the New York HepsbiIcaa Association


ion Of the Excelsior and other States, assembled
10 fatty the nominations Of the Philadelphia
Convention.
Donoh's brass hand was placed 10 position At
the front Of tho Hall, and their stirring music,
consisting principally Of The national airs, reused
the already excited crowd 10 the highest en-.
thuslasm, which manifested itself 10 display Of
feeling, cquallod only BY the hearty response
given BY the brave men o. New York in the na.
bled, veterans and var-scarred heroes, were
fully capable Of Tealiling and asserting the
claims which their honored ehieftain has upon
honor Of giving ihem the right Of peaceful as.
semoly under the shadow OF that nag he fou Eht
90 bravoly todefsud, and which under his rule
has received an added lustro.
The meeting was called to order by Hon. A.
NJ Ulapp, president Off assoclation, who stated
It's objects and informed the meeting that sev.
had been expected to speak, but were detained
At tho Capitol In consequence Of both Houses
being In session on important business.
inDtAEA srEAKa.
introduced, who said 90 far a. the head Of tho
ticket nominated By the Philadelphia Conyen.
ton was eoneersed there was no need q a rau.
ventiUn had done 90 10 their unAnlmous choice
| Of him for the second term, but they were pres.
emit TO lndorse what the peoples representatives
lie then reviewed tho course Of President
Grants administration during the past three
years. after which he gave history Of tho Re
publican party from It's formation, and said that
In 1859 the party, then 10 lts iuianey, nominated
| q oandidate, who entered the nsld boldly, but
was Unsuccessful 10 1850 the effort was again
made, and Abraham Lincoln placed In the van
Of their columns, and Notwithstanding the odds
| against the party It was Erandly successful. Tho
rebellion came upon It al this time, and through
| the strong will OF the mighty hosts which made
up this party the treason which then flooded tho
country was than wiped out Of existence. He
envied the men who, under their gallant leader,
years Ss tSc.s S9HsS.. 81 hI sSSsa
down 10 them BY their fathers. He thought II
Washington was tho father q the country,
Grant was the protector and defender.
In all the mighty works performed BY this
great party, It's Efforts never faltered In aiding
those who were battling for the oountry's
rights, and 10 th Ella language Of he parry The
TO every honorable measure TO crush treason.
The nation leaned upon It's shoulders, and It
bore the people through the sea OF darkness.
nag OF the country hoafed over t,OO0.00O slaves,
whose appeals Tor freedom from that slavery
which shAckled them to tho very hearts core
dertook the great task Of liberating these PEG
pie IRON their bondage Of torture, and their ef
iorts met with success on all sLJes, and this
was wiped from the land, and the great idea Of
good.
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hhnS.tinS th.ss I'm, miiiians al hnman sorg
and march shoulder 70 shoulder 10 the front,
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nomlnees Of the Philadelphia convention, In
which he paid many beautiful tributes 70 Prssl.
dent Grant for his patriotism In the nations
,,0od oad,as sse sy ."s ~ ro sns
milton OF these services, General Grant had
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He has given blows for liberty that will fsverber.
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