New-York tribune., 1872-11-02

that have constantly appeared as to his vioa'0" VI
Gen' Grant has been poor pilot, ho does not know
even when the old ship of state strikes I9ch' ne m ov
terly unqualified for the hlgh posuncIatien With tae
Sonth which appeals to your charity TO yorf m2gnan
neoSe u o tbe South have furnished this land with thou
sands of millions of dollars through .ner cotton
and yet TO day they are borne down ana oPpressedi
pinned the earth by bayonets with Grants iron heei
upon their very necks. -. oou-oo,oa h,
Gentemen, this thing must and Will DO corrected 9y
the combination OF the Democrats and Liberal Repub
eansthe Reform party ApplaHse sppeai d 70 ySe 1e
sented 10 us ieader-Horace Greeley Continued APP
pause) and statesman AZ the close OF the great war, &
cerned the duties Of the present, and announced
staesmanlike plan he announced that 9ne great Pn %
vesa Amnesty, and he has stood on that ground from
great mind III ever there was time When you neouoe q,
a sefgoyernment in your charters ana your laws
The speaker closed with eulogy OF Francis Herman
and Abraham r. Lawrence and called upon an 1veIs oi
reform 10 TO the polls heart and soul ior the Oera
and Democratic candidates.
CLOSING SPEECHES.
T. p Norton called upon his hearers to regard this
struggle well We must remember, he said, that Horace
Greeley has been put in nomination by the Cincinnati
Convention and tho Baltimore Convention because he
stands upon platform reserving already consttu-
tonal rights and reservng for the future eonstitu-
tiona administration for the country. Mr. Herman has
been nominated because the the State see In
him the On election day let every man ex-
anime ballot be vigant, and attend strictly to duty
and New-Yorl viii give round majority for Francis
Herman and Abraham Lawrence. lCheers
Major Haggerty was then introduced and said IN brief;
Gentlemen, want 10 say to you that 1 shall never DC
the slave OF any party again. shall always vote ior
good man whether he Is on the Republican ticket or ne
Democratic ticket, and here call upon You toght 10
be sure that you always rval this great Repubncan
party by the spendor OF tho men you nominate IL Is very
near time the politics OF this country were puhed
that gentlemen should have voice IN affairs.
Let us raise the politics Of America so high that men
may engage in them without fear OF finger beng
pointed at them. cannot advocate better men tnah
Francis Herman and Abraham X. Lawrence. You nave
heard OF these candidates from the who nave
preceded me, but would like TO say few words IN
reference to Mr. Lawrence. He Is man or profound
conviction lust and Teermer because Is night 70 be
So and because his pure heart impes him 10 DO So lap
plauSe.l -, ,,,- "
have heard the political issues OF the day so aDy as
cussed tonight that do not suppose you Will care 10
hear anything from but cannot permit this OppOr
tunity to pass without saying something 10 encourage
YOU to use your energies for tho election OF
our standard bearer. We have nominated,
not by the politicians OF the Umteu
States but by the people, statesman ana probapy the
greatest living statesman. for the highest posi-
Ton known to Americans, Horace Greeley And IL now
remains for you 10 decide next Monday whether your
candidate shall be elected or not.
At the conclusion Of this address the audience in the
1 hall dispersed