New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-03

| sboulder. the regular Republicans might avert ar
eDvlhI,m ~ In 1851 The Speaker had resolved
notice that fine OF $40 Noald be the penalty Tor run
ming up the old flag He went straight mp 70 he house
top and nailed II TO the chimney For ms hs was ar
rested and being committed 70 atil be should pay the
nue he refused TO have It quidited saying tnat me .
would soon De thtrc with muskep 70 del,cI Sisn
were called Black Republicans Iut be had rather be
called IS Black Republicans than ons Coppeamedd, ben
Butler was sneered AT, but tbs seaAer peno'o" III nin
TIE next speaker.was the Hon Sias b. butcher. He
was always ready, he said answer call from New
York II seemed Ike getting home 70 pe paes IN tho
his work for the Repnblcan ,arty. Around him
familiar faces. grown older INDEED put most OF them
means liberty and Justice for the land. lAppause. J
The Administration OF PRESIDENT ufant was now on
trial No man could come before the American people
with mere promises fOr the future' ne heslatei
not 10 say that no administration had ever mani
ested such zeal ndelity AMI devotion In the man
sgement Of tGe Government as had President Grants.
lApplause The national deD. had geen linus
taxable ifeus cimiusled in number; the nation had
prOspered Never did people emerge from shch war
SO little harmed The great tling IN nation was 10
LOOK no fbe interests of the yorkingmen Capital can
OF itself but the sturdy aDorer must DC sneldeu
ICres OF Eight hours a day1 Eight hours day was
always the word. (Applaule. II all would work
eight hours day and take care OF tner earnings every
body would prosper. The prGes Of labor in England
were On Der cent above those the Continent, and
were 100 per cent above those Oh hhgiahd Such was
the prosperity under President Grant and II was
The aborer who aid most OF theghng Ia the struggle or
Yesterday. -Four years ago NJ Gfeeiey and himsfH
spoke n the same cause. The peaker had not changed
tie GREAT masses were not changed but Mr.. Greeley
was Rot win tneu Disappointment or death had some
what lessened their ranks, bu the loss had been more
than s,u,oied by recruits from the Democratic
party But look for ~. Greeley's atinities
The Ku.Eluy hated him once, but not now.
the Rebel. and Tammany hated him once, but not
Evidently he had gone over the 100000 Democratic
voters. and not they % hl IN April before the I'm
cinnati Convention had met, he North Carolina Demo
Gratis nominated q ticket ate the old stamp Since the
events at Cincinnati, neither Ir. Greeley his news
paper had mad word concentration OF ~
or in sympathy for the struggiers against IT,
The Democratic party was the most corrupt party
with which God had cirsed the land, but there
were honest in 10. Tn Republican party IN 1885
was largely composed OF suc In 1860 more came over
and Abraham Lincoln was elected. The Rebellion
brought over mOre-Dix Sloiles Butler, and most OF
others Eighteen hundred and slXty-lOur brought
more still did 1861 81 did last year, ana
time carried extensive pOuteM correspondence,
and be assured tnaI IN tr central parts VI the state
Three months Of work remained Each man must DE in
earnest labor as II the result turned on his Ell rta
would the hundreds OF thousands fallen IA tie Late
struggle MpOre that power DC not committed 20 nc
hands which assaulted the mar
At the close of Mr. butcher speech, resolutions were
adopfed undressing Grant and Wilson, anu pledgng the
organization their support. VIM. Peoples OF the Gus
tOihOuso then introduced 70 the meeting lie said
The period has arrived WIN We must choose another
President. II rests with yOl Wlom you VIII e-ect'
whether YOU VIII vote Tor Graft, who saved his country
or Greeley who good editor, hui who would snake
"A moor President. Al Baltimore The Democratic party
s0lrmny resolved 20 become an appendage to the Lao
We are wiling 10 extend aid and sympathy % every
body, whether he be foreign or natyebOrn black OF
white Liberal party d not entertain tnat idea
Carl schrz came here tOty aud snake MS enemies
TO death 1 admire his ablE, but dislike his politics.
He has betrayed MS party because Grant would not give
him all the patronage he Waued 10 mol WISH 10 dl'
glse the fact that have hard hunt before u.s. DO
moi let us deceive ourselves bat buckle and
be prepared Tor The worst
Addresses were also made bY VIM Han ana r. Lam
bert The asstuubIage dispersed with repeated Cheers
for Grant and wilson.