New-York tribune., 1872-11-02
CLOSING THE CAMPAIGN.
rou,,n,ea from FIRST Pare.

~ ~ enc easea pending in the Court OF Appeals tAp
, President at the conclusion OF tho resolutions in
uod 1uare Patrick c. Corhott OF Syracuse, who SAID
IN substance;
SPEECH OF PATRICK C. C0RBETT.
~ CHAIRMAN AND FEILOw-CITzESs; We are passing
srouch one OF the most singular and extraordinary
f,cal revolutions which this country ever witnessed
- porhaps ever will again. We have seen great
po,tbca party that might not unreasonably hope TO
olet President Of the United States from its
and we have young party-turned into fragments
the better portion OF 10 united with an ORGANIZATION
with which It never had any political afhlation-ai
combined 70 elect Horace Greeley to the PresldenS
office 1Cheersl A combination unusual, coalition
90 extraordinary must have some great origin, some
worthy cause. The philosophy OF that comoinauOn is
,ain; the reason that coalition is simple IL means
unon of the good OF the honest men Of America, re-
ardless Of past political divisions 20 restore our rePuo-
hc 10 its early purity ana its original slmpheW. lAp
pausel when our Government was lorne0 II O %aS n0s
that there should be diversity or opnOns
Sh W. ~ ,ored orr opnions OF public and civil lib
y Sp from Fnssh writers There was party that dis
trusted she people, that Tequlreq strong anu eetISz
ing government Alexander Hamilton was its fo9ndeTs
ana s guide There another party In favor OF larger
liberty the citizen Thomas Nas ts
and it's inspiration. Appausel Ih llne vi @ I
has been moro noticeable In Onr system if0m the
Foundation of our Government until now.
As the Republic grew in power, as 1t advanced 20
prosperity other questions, issues came up Tor the
tSot looncd mn was the question of Slavery. We went
iuo the of 1856 with our creed simple ana DieI'
Keep slavery ont OF the Territories; -, -. 49,.
man who applied for admission into the party tnsn
not asked whether he was wing or WhetneI SS nSS
was "a Democrat or kuOw-NOthlug; he was not asked
whether ne was Proteetionis or FreeTradeTi he was
only asked care YOU opposed GO slavery IN the teIIl-
tories and u ycu arc, the conditions OF lelo"SnP "lo
That was the first appeal that the Republican party
made N America. IN 1860 elected Abraham Lincoln
Prcsilcpt of the Uniied states. Appausel The south
refused 70 accept hat decision OF the American people,
and a second appeal made 10 the people D{ the
Republican party IL was thsboy G your lollelJSl ma
now the Republic rs in danger save that ntst ana 'A
politics stTwerb & b.S dnS M a9 hen the Rebelion Is
suppressed and there are civil questions that nave
grown ONT Of the contest that we want 10
settle before we leave power. and then our
ehnGreu may so Wherever their political CONVICTION may
see no to carry them other subjects 1he kepuDcan
pallf Wa M me- & Co C,t ~ fbe Rebe,iion were settled as
lar as Cg luou can settle them, aud now we take the
Rer"bnstl rery up ~ its word. We are going where
our political convictions see tit to carry US.
THE EErUBuCAN PARTY WITHOUT ITS LEADERS
I say then that there is Republican party There
Is an organization existence that has for its object tie
election Ulysses s. Grant and that Is the termination
OF its purpose That is the accomplishment OF It's de-
sgn. what is the Republican party without Horace
Greeley. lCheersl Hamlet with Hamlet left out The
play OF Richeeu Without the CARDINAL The play OF
What Is tbc Repubican party without Charles Sum
Der-laPpause-tnc Republican party without Lyman
Reuben FcHton Andrew C. Curtin, or Carl schurz,
Nathaniel r. Banks. Applause IT, ,-, ,,on,-
,ds, tSc leiinacv Of tie PRODUCTION ID wasrot
have noThing to say against the President Of the
Untto sSV ~ sr WI c55ot pST saw that he
was q great for am not competentto. llAughteFI
pU6de needs now which is sadly in want OF statesmen:
lApplaTsel Al along the S.roorl @ghw9{GS TnGoisbaI
regulations that were not completed
ff1t G we6st5r Clay. Calhoun, and silas Wright went
down 10 their Graves without receiving the highest CIVIC
IeSn looking around to fnd fourth rate article
paughter the day the Republic was born un-
g T, wa ha0 "a
dipiomatic Genius visible in the policy Of the
country than that UiyssesS S. Grant. lApp!ause.I
RELIGION IN POLITICS.
Now wish to say one thing more and that is this,
the man viii not vote for another simply on account
Of his religion is q zeaot, and / despise him. He who
will against another simply on account OF his re-
Hgon is q bieot and hate him. lApplausel The Con-
sttuton the United states guarantees to every Amer
Scan citizen the night TO worship 6o9 accoTdng 10 tMhe M
ever bo The tongue aud whered the hand that
would vt or pluck from tue wreath OF our gloles hI
n0JCsf, uuTest, brightest jewel religious ADeIty'
s.u IN The Albany Eren,ug Journal the other day,
something MT. Herman II stated that his election
meant continuance OF the abuse known as SectaIan
Gppropfiatlons l have right to speak here that
tahicc; lad the good fortune to be q member of the
late Constitutional Convention and an associate Of
Fr,ncis Rernau The subject OF sectaran Appropria-
FORMED Of the most exciting topics that We
Lad to consider great deal was said that might as
In tgt convention, Mr. Herman in long and admira
, me 'gSi 1CfDt those fiSt tie stte had created
While cherish lie same faith that Of Francis Kernan
docs not control, the State should not support.
In conclusion, say that the man you elect as your
Chief Magistrate VIII be accepted by the civilized world
and your Intelligence. You Will be judged by the men
that you have hOnOred they are supposed to be the best
expressions Of your intelligence, your education, and
1eciionI iCTies Of " No No !" and cheers.l
have known Abraham r. Lawrence long and well
had Tire pleasure, SAID before OF being an assO
clae OF his that body already referred 70. In that
or % % eT to yoar interests or TO- 10 hose Of the
eaie az large, he stood without superior: ne always
defended Ncw-YOrk whenever she was assalled-Was
always ready TO stand by her interests, protect her
rights and guard her franchises NO man ettthat BODY
with better or pureF reputation than your candidate
for Mayor.
work but within the few days left to us let us labor
never labOred before. Let to 1t that the
sun viii 60 down On the SIN OF November, ana we VIII
raise rejoicing shouts aterward for Horace Greeey
President Francis Herman as Governor, and Abraham
il. Lawrence as Mayor OF New-YOrk.
James +. Thayer was then introduced, and among
pther things said:
SPEECH OF JAMES s:-THAYER.
Mr.. President AND FELLow-CITIzEYs: Time will
soon be past when shall hear that question often
impressed upon during the last four months: "Why
Is that Liberal Republicans and Democrats
unite in tots Presidential contest" For one, fellow
citizens, have from the beginning accepted that COM
bination. not grudgngy, but heartily. 1 have
given any cOuntenaDce the declaration OF anything
20 beat Grant, but 1 have cried out "every-
thing TO 70 the constitutional measures
Of government" And this question has been impressed
npon us sometimes that there is something unnatural
aud inconsistent in this union. Gentlemen that union
began two years ago in the state of Missouri. was
then small cloud In the West. II is crcling round
the horizon and you will hear the roll Of its
thunder from the lakes 10 the ocean. lAppause.J l
the relation Of these parties, and shall present 10
you briefly why the LIBERAL Republicans and the Demo
cratic party are found in such fun cooperation.
No been