New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-11
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when Horace Greeey nominated By his rrsnd hs for
United states Senator. saIo 70 some o, .....
tra-o sho USf We should have peace; believe
partial suffrage" His fr,en1a ssv, ssH Inn I'm,
80 cen .iments to blmseli.
and added: eli YOU advocate these views You cannot
be elected" He replied: :" am right. and SHALL an
n0unee nv CONVERSIONS come what may. lGreat APP
plausel President Grant. holding the whipash over
Congress for three years has threatened Senators and
Representatives with OstracIsm If they did not
beg his dictates For nearly four years he has STAYED on
has the President hearing its echo, urged the passage Of
bin which appears TO extend amnesty without IN
the President were Office seekers and soreheads" II
that So aud You think Grant worthy Of your sufrges
in his gift and bestowed them upon Bis
relations. He has sent his Casey TO New-Orieans
them 20 secure their advancement He has given
offices to those who have given him money. What would
presents persons whom he subsequently appointed
to positions Of trust in bis object What do you
sponsibe position Of Collector Of che Port Thomas
MURPHY who, when the Investigating
dining aud winning the Executive Mansion WIN Cen
Porter, the chief OF the military ringf what 90 gIu
ton OF law TO negotiate with tue Government OF sant0
Domingo and who breaks all the rules OF nleTaoni
law in the case Of Cen Baezi DO you thnK nc h"S O
a success IN anythiugi lCries OF mol no! -. r...
There Is no longer Repu1hca11 parry d dna -
question that Is settled forever Ine te.t OF IIns ~
pubcauism TO-DAY IT, DO you IaV or sne % are re-
those alone who influence primaries as directed and
the Republicans OF to-day are slaves kneeg at ne oOt
OF the throne IGreat applause We, as Americans debse
the system Ne propose break up the O4d machinery
OF party We propose to be free American ctlehS anu
refuse 10 knee ana the hem Of the garments OF "
ranny and oppression. tremendous applAnst'l Its
an biect cannot be discussed IN night IL will take the
next ve months develop all the facts. The aie Giant
Convention passed resolution about Clyll service ne
form ana yet the very who is nominated for the
highest place the gift OF the people appoints men
To office simply account of their zeal exercised IN
aid OF his denomination II he Is anxious TO ADOPT ss
tenn which snail be satisfactory to people,
IL insulting their credulty 10 imagine mat he
false pretenses contained IN the resolutions passed ny
bis Convention 20 be accepted "a honest utter
ances The true civil service reform begins with the
people. IL behOOves 10 for those eandia es
alone who will example OF honesty ana integrity,
and who believe In the fret step 70 ClV Service REFORM
the oueerm principle. And therefore u IS asked OF
you American citizens 70 vote i'r Horace Of eey tue
synonym OF honesty, eaIlestness industry ana aoh-t
(Applause.l
Frederick H. Snyder Of Jersey City then spoke as fol-
lows:
CrTZFNs Nev,Jnrsey Is said 20 be ont OF the
Union but I. ttuugha NeW-YOrker by brtd, am proud
the little State We have just disposed OF our INeeu
generated. The great question asked ny
Uuionists and COnfederates alike during the war
been settled. Tie question OF Secession is coseh
forever and the thinking men OF re nation are aslhE
another question Shall the policy OF the President
prevail IN future admin stratiOns This Is the great
problem before the American people and the yOusIe
required 70 decide in November Mr.. Snyder continued
at considerable length, reviewing the failures OF toe
Presidents administration and concluded by urging LIS
hearers to vote for Greeley and Brown.
Col George W. Anderson OF Missouri delivered the
closing address, which was received with applause At
the end Of his remarks, the President announced the
news OF the sudden death Of the Hon. VIM a WhitbocE
Assemblyman from that district, and also member Of
the Greeley and organization The meeting then
adjourned.