New-York tribune., 1872-07-20
LOCAL POLITICS.
THE CAMPAIGN BEGUN IN EARNEST.
STIRRING MEETING IN THE SEVENTEENTH ASSEM-
BLY, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF MAJOR HAG-
sERTY. JlLN b. Mnl.E. COL. BEALMONr. AND

! OTHERS.
! The Greeley and Brown Campaign Club OF
the XVIII Assembly District met last night in tho wig
wan IN Forty ninth at o'clock, and throng OF spec
taors severely tested the capacity oi the large ouroinr
The applause and cheers which at times we're given
made the wigEann ring and were caught up by the
crowd outside which vanly endeavored TO Obtain nc
cess 10 the building. transparency bearins the NJ
scrpTon Peace and good viii 10 all Inen-treeley ana
Brown XvIIth Assembly District Campaign Cuo' was
erected amid the cheers Of the spectators ON The walls
Of the building we're several notices: The pen Is
mighter than the sword" "Let US forget and forgive
the past aud rally around the old standard of liberty
and an undivided Union" and others fIrs
works we're set of from time 10 hme
and campaign songs we're sung with hearliness.
The speeches elected repeated cheers and applause III
the feeling manifested last night can be safely taken as
an inde Of popular sentiment. Greeley and Brown viii
receive very large the district in November
The meeting was called 20 order about $50 y u by the
President, r. L. Darragh, who SAID
We have met 20 ratify the nomination OF The wise
man OF the East and the statesman OF the Wet Some
persons denounee Mr. Greeley because theI say, be
has cha ged bs principles Some he associates with
Democrats and is 20 be avoided. am glad 20 associate
with all persons whatever they are called, vino stand
upon the Cincinnati platform. We propose TO have
real peace We shall not cry out peace and carge bay
onets on section Of country. We shall not 'ny nom
mate but elect our candidates. Adler speakers than
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OF the resolutions.
E. l. Bullock then read the following. vhih were ap-
plauded and adopted unanimously:
Rorf That Republicans having hear the b is'e,e'., ei
promoted BY Of si nsatoa sn that ouns give our
v, ,eeord 70 BIN unmis efr, services dng ne ao Re
bss proven Iasnable lure am nep5fn i taxing IN
quen experienced competent ofea an rrpung EN-
i ,,5,. upab senators sumner Trumbu Sc "a Fenton sni
other ds rgnbd and respected representatives. The RpuHicra
parr h determined and persistent opposition Cv Service rl
By ng the patronage Of ae Govrrnneu almost 70 sso
ps8 bis denomination and reeron hs man lsunstons y
ovet,t these lad many otter scts Of hs ta7 ~
'etl ,, ' 7i % or5i, r nm. 1oIa5so9 a Ho-,ce Greeley
AM Bos1 AID hereby pledge 1eH our eaIues aid
oi-5i Tat take just pride recognizing Hoacs reeIv "a
Gr Brown tye. Of uehrin ctEshp sael serse
W. :, r. ..or..r pa S,-.. 40 ,o1t5 4. 80 ~ 49,
uie Cuoa and thereby conducting TO tie sger VI s
Rtoi;,i Ia, cordially Join With al the asaaof
s-e i ~ tror ieoso-s as R-pGrc1ss o. 6eno b. er-s nj,
E a- s-i l @ o , l tb bIo5 -s.,r n Of ne var r- . we
have enemies the JOYFUL sase oasne 'la hef'i -l tv
Mr Walbrecht then made a few remarks follows:
SPEECH OF Mr.. wALLBRECHT.
Y 3 Grant denouncing the Republicans 2 letter FOR
their proceedings in Missouri advises them nominate
a regular Republican candidate. The peoph Of Missouri
proved Their oyalty by giving g. GT3iz ~ Br,wn maoI-
an all the oie holders ia the United states to
states alloge.herl II the PRIDE Of tn, Republican
party uphold the principles oi equality II their cOun
nv aud whom can they ind better ablt % Isl tine
-Duusibe position OF leader nan honest HOaoe Greeley
\ /. Horace Greeley Is elected Preslnen the Uniied
states re result win be peace honesty AID happiness
throughout the whole country EveEy ctzrn ought 10
have the right 70 himself This night l. in
caused the loes Of 10000 lives Has Grant due hing
FOR the Republican partyi AZ far a. know, Grant one
to be elected county and az another
time be voted James Buchauan. As General of tho
Army during the war Grant won victory aer victory,
restored elected him President II u England that now
wishes Grant to be next President Auo this l.
good why all should vote against LIN, ana lavOr
I lac election Of Horace Greeley.
SPEECH or MAJOR HAGGERrY
Major James Haggery being introduced spoke as fol-
/ lows:
think that Won viii 1ve credit for this one thing
that have never been allied in my lifetime with sy
party oppression. My voice has been heard
early day the Antslavery party OF America because
felt that slavery crime against humanity, and that
IL ought ~ be put down. The Republican par secmed
b. the uOst favor " liberty, and joined that
party because it had declared for the nights Of
But when the Republcan party becomes an oppfe5-Or
| I care for II no longer; when the DemOoratc parry
cases 20 40 eN lh' learns % "a, Me, "a az SUvs Ipol
| higher ground ana SAYS We are IOr HOery Iof AL
! men," when they rearirm the d0etlne OF hoerty,
OF God IN their hearts 70 SUPPORT 80 pure aId noDt
Christian gentleman Horace Greeley, respect inem.
have always been IN favor of liberty Tor the pao nu.
aud the white man also That Is what We want IA this
country, and what We must nave. 4hls paI ui clrs
has been Organized for the purpose OF bringing tAe
American people together into more perfect uniJu. j.
not that what the was fought fOri ami Is moi t
| OF Gen. Grant, Had not right to expecr u.r
would do ali IL his power 10 bring tine people Ol tie Ce
compshed that work No. he has not and. therefor
| Liberal Republicans made their protest against d-U.
Grant and his Administration and the Ohce-hOiuefs
together and sung their little forced haelUtA, ane 80
order % secure themselves In their Offices they gave M
denomination. and manufactured immense enthusiasm.
But the people got together al Cincinnati and pat in
nomination Horace Greeley and b. Gratz Brown lap-
plausel, and the intention OF that nomination
S - % nTaesonaI boIiticans 10 1reak down mt
i hOfV Nf " a
directors OF the people and 20 give the voice OF the
Die in mass meeting assembled chance. And the voice
of the people spite OF the leaders, turned
grand old man whose voice never uttered one word, and
whose pen wrote word against the liberties Of
The Grant men affected 10 laugh at this nomination
They said all they wanted have Baltimore ndOrse
Horace Greeley Well, Baltimore has ndorsed Horace
Greeley We are glad 10 them this little satisfac
ton II there is comfort in It. The Democratic party
got together at Baumor- forgot their prejudIces,
and recognized the necessity Of coming upon
higher ground, and Baltimore has astonished
the world. ASK you, Democratic Republicans,
a. you Tonld Ike 20 cal e,, ygsJthoas9 80 9
You this: L. II not grand triumph TO have great
party IKE the Democratic forget their Old aatons and
Prjudlces ana adop me platform maui al CINCINNATI
Applause Nna do you think Was the cause OF all
T oonis e you Spg Whs IRON We are esern
and fighting over mere party organization
o3d thev sde m tine the eaf resolve ht hey woGd dsr
gard old party organizations, throw preudices 10 the
purpose eectng Preadent who would complete the
American Union, who would bring the North and South
who would seek deal usty and merctfuliy with these
poor, oppressed 0f the South.
This Appealed 10 me in peculiar manner. The great
of ireland has always been that the gatherers
appointed and governed by foreign power by
who had interest whatever in the people taxed
either local national and IL Is just down south
carpet-Oagger Is sent down 10 Virginia 20 become
assessOr collector OF internal revenue district
attorney, what not IL thrown among a people
with whom he has no sympathy. intent only ON
making fortune and returning North 10 enjoy IT, hay
ing his real permanent home In some Northernt5tate
which be ls in haste TO enjoy the wealth
wrung from the people. That Is what Grants Admins