New-York tribune., 1872-06-22

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the Ph.eOhl Ccnveni0n and epeih esmend and s.rl %
all bene6csnos recent constitutional susssi 'ntea
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the Obglon Of The whole land them aud sr asd OrPSns
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% .ioa ny oS SSse s General so'tassas s Ss .sa
the promotion o. peace and Od wi 'tiOssoa TIE anli
no@nsoa for Ire Prs.ideuY oar ss 10 rsrt % no Dsocra
party have UNDERGONE no change po & 2 yes W os's @ So -
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O that DenOeA ~hesher be be A Old opponent n
It was noticeable that not word Of disapprobation
expressed during the reading OF the resOlutlons
when Mr.. Greeleys name was mentioned Inc resou-
e. Deladsld smith was called upon for a speech. He
sneerngly 10 rs announcement that Fernando WOOD
indOrses Horace Greeley" It reminded MN or the 0i1
believe in fernando woods regeneration at
all. Horace Greeley was undoubtedly eminent
be undertook 20 lead the party OF the into the
Democratic camp, the Republicans might De quite
willing he pure enough 70 20 there with
contamination but Republican masses preferred 70
keep far distant from that cavernous recepace OF rene
giving the speaker said that ne stood there prepared 70
say that not one important political office IN the
N fO-la a o
blood OF the President Of the United States lApplase
The band here struck up the Battle Cry Of Freedom
and a jumped up frantcaly in the gallery. swung
his hat enthusiastically and shouted vociferousy for
Three cheers for Grant" The attempt dead
failure and the man. embarrassed by the silence that
followed his second shont sat down. and made some
vexed reor for the personal ndignty IN the midst OF
senator Nye here took the STAGE and consumed about
half hour In repeating funny slang phrases. He was
unusually happy 10 hs choice OF amusing SMILES. He
by saying that be should not 90 far back TO pnee
the cable Of the past but would say that hs war begun
with the Democratic party, that IA dead, thank
God So dead that they can't recognize themselves
BY Greeley and Schurz and don't ask where they are go
ing" Applausel Tue spirit OF rebellion Is as rampant
to-day it IN 1850 lAppause Here and there you
hnd converted Rebels. but they are like ows'gzSArds
very scarce; Prolonged and vehement laughter ano
applause What they want now Is State Government
and you will find rebellion again among u.s. The speaker
referred to the record Of the Democratic party When
Constitution. said be, every DEMOCRAT voted
AGAINST it, No. what have they to sayi No wonder
that they are hiding their heads under Greeleys
teri The speaker then indulged in fierce pnilipplc
upon sumner, whom he aferward passed By as stray
Sefnred 10 Mr. Greeley aEaln and again 10 Grant, and
again and finally Sumner after which he surrendered
Col Thomas Van Buren vac then INTRODUCED and sad
The large size Of this meetug and the ehhusl when
attends it shows that the republican parry Of Brookyn
has not sold It's inheritance t0R mefs o Pottags thas IL
has still the faith ot the iatneTs thst C4Ppefne;ads@. @
which should have drawn Us iast DIeaeh amin Tue
thunders of VcksburR where 10000 good and true Demo
Gratis laid down their ars ana marehed out 70 @ tne
music Of the Union, OF az AppOmatoA WHERE tuo LLo1
remnant OF the old herd surrendered 10 the Union arms
sha not again revive the party and galyanize 1t INTO
any conditions that shah receive the votes OF che people
OF this city ! congratulate you that We nave again
nominated President Of the United states hat vaant
soldier. OF whom It has been sald agan ana ag,ln oy
THE TRIBUNE that he has never been defeated and never
will be. / congratulate you that this Old Democratic
party cannot be sugareoated suihclentY 70 prevent
nauseau in the heart OF every honest man -
had hoped that the coming contest would be square
ght between an od-fashoned rebel and snewfasnioned
Republican. was Democrat myself once, and am
of man who has spent the last % years OF his life in
abusing them. / had hoped that the old Democratic
party which by ts records in the early days or this Re-
public has entitled itself somewhat 20 the regard or
the people, would not In these latter days sur
should surrendered The main support OF the Gin
cinnat nominees comes from the South II in the Proy
denCe Of God ON account OF sns u should happen
thar Horace Greeley should be elected President tine
tire community which we live will be thrown into
first public act introduced into Congress would
be one 20 pay for certain slaves that have
speeous plea would be that there was certain class Of
DeOpe i'm tue South whose position during the was
some what equivOcal; and they viii say to the country
Is fair that these people should be paid for their
slaves freed by a war In which they took no part /"
And ID IL expected that the DemOcrptic party OF the
North will accede to this proposition. and that will open
tine door, as you had opened one OF the kes OF HO
land TO the great sea.
The Hon. James Lynch, colOred Secretary OF State Of
Mississippi said be glad he could his friends
in the South that the hearts OF the citizens OF Brooklyn
beat in unison with the Republican party and that they
will their utmost 70 elect Gen Grant 10 the ONCE or
Presldent Of the United states Tor another erm. The
election OF Mr. Greeley would reopen all the
questions OF the war. 1t Is in vain TO say
that he is Republican. He would not run
Tor President il he did believe he could gain the
Democratic strength OF the present day, and the Demo
crats would not him II they did not believe they
could regain the Democratic strength OF the past The
leaders O the Cincinnati movement were endeayoring
by the AID Of electricity from Mr. Greeeys old abolition
battery 20 galyanize into life the dead body or the
Democracy.
Martin l. Townsend Of Troy Y. made brief address,
after which the meeting adjourned.