New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-26
LOCAL POLITICS.
GIINIPsEs OF THE CANVASS.
now NATIONAL REFORM Is PREACHED IN BRO

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Sta ratfy the nominations of the Baltimore Conven
tion platform was erected in the street. and was -
minated 10y Chinese lanterns; aud aronud II between 4o
and 5000 persons gathered After an exhibition OF nie
works and music by the band, Patrick Gleason called
she meeting order and introduced ex-Judge Daley
who said:
SPEECH OF Rx7JUDGE DALEY
Fcllow-citizens OF Brooklyn: If anybody has any
doubts as TO the feeling Of the people OF TINS Guy
upon the subject Of reform administration OF our
national affairs he has only look upon this outpour-
ing OF citizens here tonight TO he fully satisfied lay
plausel We have met in the beginning OF TINS great
political contest exchange our views upon puoio 10
sues and TO take an account OF STOCK Oh inc n"'
finances and affairs and hold our ieaueis ~
countabe for the condition Of anarS unueI
their administration. You ali know that nave
been lifelong Republican, and shall always DC What
have long as the party adheres 10 inc piln
clpes of an administration OF the public anas
Applausel But whenever am satisfied that the Adj
n,ipstration of the National Government has become
corrupt, shall support that party and that orgahza
ton which tends to renovation Of public AFFAIRS lap
ause The subject OF reform has occupied the attention
of this country and, in fact, of thcpword' for the
last two or three years for in these combined cues OF
NeUYork and Brooklyn the great commercial emporium
OF the Western World, cenered the interests upon
which the whole world depends The nauohs Oh inc
globe are looking this people, to this naton TOT an
example Of integrity and purity in government "ilch
shall give TO the oppressed and TO the struggling Vi o
nations animation and hope. lApplause'I
7 ash von IL the startling developments wmch nave
neen made within the past two or three years ana tne
condition TO which country has been brought, s hoV
o,yb 70 cause the cheek OF every true American TO
rcdden with shame Thanks be to God that can say
N"n1ng that renovation in the City of New1ork that
hurled from power the vino had hold OF the Tes 1
nv S in mis- ctv They caused Investigations 70 be MADE
aud they caused those men VINO hau seitcu u Nh
pubic plumber to dsgorge Now t!ey arc W.
attention TO the administration OF affairs az MasnlhEroi
ana the little ripple which began III SeW toi croned
anon tc wave. Applausel And not, gentlemen u5C
lS 90 Vit Honse-the highest station in the GIFT of
he peOpewl this subject OF Reform eease W % tHa
t6e increasing attention Of the Whole people anu '0
TINS Which has caused this great Outpourng Of the
people; which has caused such vast portion Oh ,S Ie
pncau pqrty 10 sccode from IL aud under the banner
Of the Liberal Republican parry to JON ha cp %n ont
intO This tight thrown aside the Oldtme issues Oh @
r marrying forward TO the redemption and renovation
the nation lAppauseI With sscI q Causo a,, So
with the COMMUNICATION Of me whole W0Iu can we
OF the randes and nObest movements that ever blessed
INC hao i Question Of purity in the administration OF
pubie affairs there Is another matter Whlcl Gemaus
our st1icteSt attention. TINS Government Is hea 10
geher by the will Of the people, Destroy taT VIII anu
You might well destroy the attraction OF gIaVISu9R
which holds together the particles v tH NSio S f be
would a crumblng mass. Destroy the union vi Iosc
states the OF the people IN the nation ana the
comes dismembered, because it VIII fan to carry OUT the
plrose for which It was establshed-the gOOu OF INC
r P,Tp'' really so call it-where every four
year, 15STe Of pubc affairs and we then hold
our political leaders 10 account FOR the action VINE ID
Office. Inc discussion Of public AFFAIRS tne interests
which the nation had brought about great clfu war
winch caused terrible destruction OF human me- lhls
tooiy struggle of nearly five years brought death 10
almost every household in land aud vast national
debt upon The people IL niea HSII s ST{b and Of me
south iPs S gf TO sae be e"f the pTi3GIpes
which ne had nearest to his heart III was |
terrible spectacle. But the war Is over. |
jIarsI,ce lad down forever their swords, and are
ready accept peace aud tie goOd VIII ana enOWsp
OF me nation they to he taken back aud treated as
sovereign y Aes 1sI gen { c Fir tTcnoo1I
the Cnued states army Is olu MAJ
& i1 control the eiectoas the public money is
being dispensed through every chahhei IN e SoutA IOl
Nc are rrayed together for the purpose Of thwartns
those leiis purposes. aud gave assurance 10 those
states oi the tdat we mean peace ana GOOD VILE
and, taking UP the IaHgll2e Gl hS -oynS 3n 5 q IA
let "a have Peace we say. we WI, cen Grant,
peace after the 4th OF next March, which II dd not have
have IL lIu odds to contend against The Government
Of the United states mas gone upon an Tour:
I1mo7 , an MS aud Secure the ADMINISTRATOR is to
have the people awakened TO their interests Though
Cen Grant distinguished himself IN our late civil war,
vet publicly claim here, that he stood at the
head Of the Government the national flag insulted
and has been dishOnOred by the nations Ot the world
when hc should have maintained the national dignity.
These nations must be made TO respect us, but |
so long as taInely submit TO insults from |
nations. viii remain in dsCredlt. The
way 10 remedy all this is u hold just such outpourngs
this ana waken the people 20 tine great questions tnat
are al issue-O the interests of the nation. Taxation
weighs heavily upon us but we must bear IT as well as
we can ANA trust to triumph at last We shall succeed
in tie only put our shoulders to the wheel
aud labor Tor triumphant success Inc time has come
when We look for statesmen 70 govern the affairs
OF state. When your family are SICK you send |
Tor a physician not for a lawyer. Gen. Grant
j. good General, though we may have
ohsr as gS9d sd THG are o d na' Grant Gd
uOy: but what shall say for those soldiers who fol-
lowed his bloody track tbIOughOut this fearful warl
snail We crown nim with Immortal wreath, and say
he the only means OF salvation OF this naOn
M M those men VINO barred their bOsOins 10 the storms
All battle VINO fsariessy gave their lives and all they
80 rssutY m IL proposed 10 reconcile those SOUTH
Grant and having dung in their teeth the glorious tri
,'th ,u,r, me aceSnpi.hed over them. lie is a very
< Oh general, but think a mighty poor statesman.
We wanted a statesman and we nave nominated a
stestnau Tor the President OF the United States man
hold OF the confidence OF tue people other
alive has had He has really educated the people
IN the cause OF reform IN the administration of public
affairs. A. man thoroughly conycrsant with the his
OF the States, in the administration OF public affairs,
Horace Greeley has no equal lApplausel He has been
war brO.e out IL Horace Greeey-lf you read The
TRIBUNE ou VIII ind twlO pointed out the true road
Out the entire Of the nation and end this great
battle Had the Government adopted that plan az the
more than four years, would have terminated in
Al last they mad 10 adopt Al, ana brought out the
entire force Of the nation. had more foresight more
means OF understanding the wants OF the nation, thdn
Otl uGn. We have nominated him for President
Oi tine Uurd States. ana be mold upon the hearts
aud cuQns OF me people ana is going to be elected
lARplauo.l ,-.., vi. p, ,,.-.. -
OF Missouri That man went INTO that state when every
thing internally utter confusion and iear-tAeTc
was war ID tA- state ne appeared ana showed hiigsei
man OF iCmarkaDle aDAtt, ahd LIE Is Ouf standard
bearer for Nce-PTcsident Win these tWO
leaders We lave marched out and expect TO triumph.
We want youI continued labor and support, your con
ndeuCc ana encouragement ia this natter knowing That