The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-06
PHILADELPHIA.
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You soldiers of the Potomac you soldiers Of the East
how sGoSrS and how kindly senerousy
how confidently he associated with and commanded us
al "e"''"' An ENIGMA FROM BIRTH
sa @ he
him Great applausel Illinois gave the immortal Lin:
@ na sSTs Say NY s,
70 speak Tor her free people to say that our confidence
as ns ss me in se and IN M
%a h and %o nn s ue s not
have the utmost confidence in his high patriotism,
ki%u and mean 70 trust him during durysars longer With
out lingering shadow OF suspicion or doubt lAppause)
AT the conclusion Of Mr.. Oglesby's speech there
were loud cries for Governor HaWley, OF Connecti-
cut. who on being brought forward stepped on the
platform amid loud and continued applause.
Thanking the Convention for their kind reception
of him Governor Hawley begged TO be excused from
making any remarks at this time, as he understood
that the Committee on Permanent Organization
ready to report.
Considerable confusion ensued for a few minutes,
.occasioned by calls for the report and for various
speakers by name. Finally, Mr.. BorucE OF Callor.
MA, obtained the door, and said they had all heard
with delight the distinguished speakers, who had
spoken eoquenty In avor OF the coored race and
desired that that now be heard through one OF
Loud calls were made for Gray, and William II.
Gray, of Arkansas, mediunl-sized, dark-sknned
coored man, OF gentecl appearance and good man.
ners came to the platform and said
THE ooLoRED MANS SPEECH.
oaby The history OF the american people there stdnds
before You m National Convention assembled repre-.
@ @ eS BY aas
War 81 Se slavery GSa Inc
u Of ON M HANK yc or Rs s
dGnce OF your grand progress in ,siydi@at3n
anicst aa nation upon the earh not only
her noble sons waged so ' successfully have Convention
al Ssr a S S To Fly 1t Sa a
gh ra s E r spow whss 10 be-
ihe past then open the door of the sarcophagns from
s ay but @ one S 1t 60 'fS to oe
o ns us Ss and e oo %na sn sn
TO Jingle in view Of the fyaen nson Of ne condition OF our
h as ss in never % n
eme4ssd i BUT hs is carecy We reay
say in the words = of OTsv the he Coed Book
While remembsr t%ese errors while We remember
ionna IN our henrs no revenge eengs no desir" Of
Iealaion ba, God has siys heart hSar, tnank the
day and willing, as said before, to et the dead
M dead and go on What our We nvs
ss made by I AS nd MenisI % the deed S and a
miracle Of the nineteenth century that in the great
sv Me afs amid the dsSris Of years living
A. : ~sid % iss%E5 a
broad plane Of Americln citizenship II we have
1so%1 cn g yet upon the Whole ihiaR we have iay
sa 81 1s $ 81 s. e nsS So%s
selves tremendous applauseJ The sgnt him repays
me fcr an The toll all the suffering all the pain of years
ss SssgGs ssg. SsfH Ras'
e SSsaE o rs% s esssy ru1s Fl s; I'd I'd
us out 70 citizenship and A. who when ,a The war
let is have peaeen The sowing q the problem q our
now that position was to brought about. But
could The situation or the political position
be present that OCCASION, in 1868, when General
Stale d 1rk"nsas Know very Wen and there s men
here who attest II, that through that political can
in 1s ,s s F ss. Grant,
Say re- pfoSem being worked further solution:
s @ ux sma S S e out eou Ts k Kx
il not been Tor law and the man the helm,
be today in full venom in that section Of the Country
tn Hs we Vsse upon rnn nr r
a a for aa tS q r at The Ss
He is the to work * ont e the
publican party i ia. been truly ;@i Inc problem
hns nsi ID & must M aSsi s
The fun our citizenship is not Yet completed
%any e % I %SIs@ S42"
pcryersc that the common cyiiities Of citizen are with
WE WANT rur CIVIL RIGHTS
Mppapse we a sn he spered IS M sn
rot ak T that any n reason there are always
CLASSES Of people. We have 10 be AFRAID q
and that ea; who hate too much an3hS ter All @
sane tat are V gwen to other men hope the
acton Of th, Invention viii be such that we may be
Te1 are @ TODAY h or S9 Grant ssnT
know they told often Myers can 90 for the
hn o o. INV m d no Men we ne 10 mi ON
SAID he 4 The father Of renuhllcan.m. said J. VERY
q g., ,uss brood e s t and LOYAL men but fear
We aord that daashfer S yon 90 this do
G' aust nr" y Z afS
woman ine egitimae offspring Of The od man and we
s9 Of e h .s G Se ike he aee Of Old and
the old ady viii have to hunt for water in the wilder
riiE SLACK rropLr OF TIN. STATE OF Arkansas
wen here Is standing BY siaSE outside
not to votc na best friends and t they W
mot do r. TSy w all n2 S cSc @ e9 "T
happy from other eentlemen Of the Convention
Hnowins HAT the ranks VIII be Kept solid esdhs for the
victory that VIII perch upon our banners IN the coming
Mr.. ELLrorT Of South Carolina, member of Con-
gress tcoorcdD, upon being called out, with ap-
coIoRED coNGREssMAS's SPEECH.
GFsTIrIs OF INF CosyEyTIos-It i With great appre
respon your invitation aagast dqnyen
ton am sbared by recosncn Of the fact hat
we are assembled here Tor The iaalment Of an
is now pressing closely upon ~ us IRON rom doing
Sf "a S
m ny AZ G The Of s to pne %
American cmancipation- appausel-as an illustration;
not only OF the magnanmity the American people,
stand by my distinguished friend Arkansas but also
as the living example of the Justice of the American
crnmenL Nppausc) We stand here in your midst
gentlemen TO you OF the tact hat we believe
cstly and faithfully IN the principles OF your humanity
ana equal Justice, that You have asserted aud maintained
III the past. We stand forth to-day among you, only
~ give our vote in this body in behalf constituent
.ies Tor the nomination OF President and Vice President
io te coming election, but also to pledge the earnest
co-ofEkAfUS NINE HUNDRED THOUSAND
Whose compcXons unlike yours (Applausc.) We
come mere to-day 20 the delegates here assembled
from tne several states; to the
Amerean people that mindful Of their SER
wees 10 US ~ the past, mindful of their good
ness ana q their justice, we intend TO use the
rights that have been given us-th privilege cleo
i've iranchlse-ln the interest country and the
American people; and having a common interest with
our fellow citizens of whatever complexion OF whatever
part OF the country asking only what Is lust and fair
performing only what Is right contribute our
fair share and our lull quota towards making our
country what we. wish il should be- along
with YOU and give those guarantees TO ali