New-York tribune., 1872-09-12
SENATOR SCHURz IN CINCINNATL
A MONSTER DEMONSTRATION OP 5000 PEOPLE
THE SENATOR SPEAKS IN GERMAN-OTilEE
ADDRESSES
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THB rEBUNE.I


The SENATOR SPEAKS IN GERMAN-OTiER
ADDRESSES.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TGIBUHE.l
CINCINNATI, Sept. 11.-lf q great, earnest
oltpuuring Of the people means ANYTHING, Hamilton
Guuty, and through it Ohio. tine third State OF the
Unon spake her choice for President last night Never
perhaps, before, certainly since the memorable
Douglas and Lincoln receptions in 1860 and 1861. has the
Clio valley witnessed such assomblaSo of
the people as that which last night packed
corrt-st. and Markotsp3cc, from Main to Wal
nut, and blocked the approaches thereto with
dense mass of voters. Tho sCo) men who
snrgcd around tho Central stand, crowned with its
significant &C s." in blazing letters, were mostly
German voters. gathered TO hear tno fearless and
eloquent schurz address them. in the language
OF the Faderland, upon tho duties OF the hour.
Their nationality spoken not only IN the
thunderous "Gaw" with which tho organization was
accepted, bat the patience with which they awaited
tho moment at which the Senator could make himself
heard. and IN the earnest attention with which
they listened to his great speech The 1000 men wno
gathered around the other stands were citizens who
were unable to understand the principal orator OF the
night but who were present TO show their respect Tor
Missouri Senator The 600 who marched from their
various ward headquarters with without torches, and
fought their way with difficulty through tue
surging crowd, were the organized and enthusi-
astic friends OF tho Liberal cause. In the
come II was strange auI stirring sight, that vast
crowd with its long serpent like lines Of fire and It's
hundred Transparent banners and far above tho tunut
Of tho drms and flies and the many voices OF tie great
gathering and anon there rose shouts oil Greeley
schurz" and other Of the rayins cries OF the people
The rel rescnatves Of tho various wards kept arriving
ntil nearly nIne o'clock and during Hll this time the
crowd waited patiently. Mr. Schurz was received with
renewed applause re came forward. He spoke for
about an hour and a half. Ho began, after toerably
long introduction, with stating that the Liberal Repub-
caus had in all those achievements boasted OF by
The Republicans. All those things belonged to the past
but tho Liberals proposed TO deal with the
q crt fId rot~ eed on mere memories The speaker
tbcn reviewed few OF the leading questions OF the
day. OF amnesty, he said 1t was question OF mere
policy TO grant general amnesty as this would only Di
ance the ignorant colored vote in the South and intro
duce again intelligence into the administration OF thht
barrossed part OF our country He dwell or tho evils
which the carpetbaggcrs had drawn down Oh that coun-
try protected they were by the Grant Administration
II would have Deen not only the duty but even good
poIcy in the Government to conciiiae tho Southern
people but instead Of that the Grant party had
robbed and oppressed 1t. Ho then described
the terrible corruption existing among the olh'
cias of the Administration and the terrible pressure they
were bringing tho pubic in favor Of Grantsre
eIecion He said that lO2 warrants had been issued
pn,I,r the Ku.Klux Law in North Carolina alone, and
ut two had been put execution while the rest we're
kent pending over heads Of the victims with threat
70 have them carried il they did not vote for Grant
Speaking Of the traffic in arms he was asked py man
from the crowd why he had not exposed that AFFAIR
sooner than he did, and whether Bismarck had com
plaiped to him or the American Government. He re-
ped that he had exposed soon as he had obtained
The proofs and that Bismarck had nothing To DO WIN IT,
Us other remarks In substance the same that have
oor renorted I'm some OF his other speeches, and he
closed with an exhortaion to his bearers to vote the
whole Democratic ticket at the October election.
The crowds around the English stands were also large
and enthusiastic addresses were made y Gen. Banning
Liberal candidate for Congress in the Hid District the
Hon John f. Follett, and Others
vpoN ABRAHAM LINCoLNs COLLECTOR OF THE
PORT OF CINCINNATI.
fry TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSBl
CINCINNATI, Sept. 1.-THE largest political
meeting ever held in Cincinnati took place tonight, to
listen to Senator Schurz You can draw on Hamilton
County for 5000 majority. We will honor the draft
+. I. CARSON