The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-06

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There being loud calls for John A. Logan, the Cen
with:-"llere he Is look at him; he speaks for him
sell" General Logan said
GENERAL LoGANs' REMARKS.
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lam ont Of voice pm effort last night That
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would gladden. the national heart But am proud and
70 F SoeH rnaas '0 or TRIAL OF TUE
Of the United states you come here 70 philadelphia to
ind more enthusiasm among the people, amid the dele
gates four than found when we first presented
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on General Logan retiring there were loud calls
for Mr.. Morton, who was In the proscenum box, but
did not come forward.
Mr.. SPENCER, OF New York, said =
Mr.. PREsIDENT-Thc delegation from the State of
New York desires me to move that Its venerable
head the Oldest pioneer in the cause of emancipa
ton in this room tcneersl-Gerritt Smith-(great
cheering) be invited to address you.
A scene of great enthusiasm followed, delegates
all over the building risingln their places waving
hats and handkerchefs in the air and calling Justify
for Mr.. Smith In response the venerable gentle
man rose in his place and bowed repeatedly, the
semblage continuing to cheer him. The Chairman
came down from his platform and moved towards
the part OF the house where Mr.. Smith was seated
waiting to conduct him before the audience. Music
being called for to fill up the gap until Mr.. Smith
could get upon the stage the band in the circle
''HAIL TO THE CHEF
When the music ceased Mr. Smith stood before
the cheering assemblage.
Mr.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., gentlemen OF the Conven-
ton, three rousing cheers tand they were given
GERRIrr SMITHS SPEECH.
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Well agree with You Why do you say Grant, Because
THE SAVIOUR OF THE COUNTRY
Mpplouse, why do You say Grant, Because he has
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ency Of BY his denomination . ightit out
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BLESSED Us ALSO IN TIME
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and s s pass o. ~ doctrine s. That having
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his country il their doctrine in reference 70 the
a E OF S as fey o esss
as err hu oa n he has sraaass s seas %nk'
said that some of his, appointments turned out
f Peen avs na out B reaen arg
on for notwithstanding the Efforts to sade
al sS n Sa IN out tseS
"ney naxs the sM Is not yeti
out very little for dollars and cents. do
''"e SINGLE SHRED OF Ku-KLUxsx EXISTS
in this land 1t will not be fought out SO long single
in this land is deprived OF one single right on the
Whenever the eedngs Of Congress the defeat
Of an anti ku Kx el or the defeat Of Civil Rights ,6
slavery y'e Grant doing Wen and crushing XII knS
| cause. ChecrsJ
| Calls for ..Mortonu being persistenty renewed
| that gentleman came forward and was introduced
to the audience, and, being unable, from physical
inrmity to stand, seated himself In chair In the
| front Of the platform. lie said
GOVERNOR MOTIONS SPEECH.
In the enthusiasm which prevails here day see the
nn, manmnctnred IL Is spontane6s Il comes from the
represent !hs republican party and Mat party has
en inkng care o This Country To that 10 party
the Interests Of this great nation mn;i be committed n dc
past The republican party Is not wor,hipper of men
them ali honor but only 50 long as they remain faithful
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ass na Am ss iwsr, lad a'oS o. antiquity the IDEA pre-
and some men have recently claimed that they are The
that account 10 XIII it., daughter and applau,eJ AS
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@ things Sa, ss n avs or yet md to a9
years that our mission was performed 10, Whenever
Congress he has generally come to The conclusion that
the mission the republican party at end and
that ought to form new party. II he has been
office for maeasancc or II he has failed
get into Office he would conclude that the duties the
republican party were nj end and that orgaui
cation ought to be formed Appausc) ask you to day
what are the duties before us First In hpse
questions which the administration. II is the
duty Of the republican party to
NATIONAL FINANCIAL
Cheers gradually but surely, not by violence spas
tainly and safely approaching that event We do
propose accomplish violent theories but using
the natural causes which are now at work we shall
place the credit OF the nation higher basis than IL
over occupied before and upon higher basis than that
shall do that by faithfully performing ali promises
by keeping our contracts in the spirit and the letter. and
by the gradual but
REDUCTION DEBT.
Chcers) While shall carry to the the pres
ent policy we have hand, while we have nothing new
the subject may say in regard 10 the PLATFORM IL
scarcely ssary this Convention adopt one The
platform Of the republican party found II N history
the past years. and 1t Is be in the policy of
the present administration Great applause II carry
out and consccrate the reforms upon which this admins
traton has already entered tcheers) But work Is
not done in regard to these great which
grown out of the war. II Is for the republican party
TO ESTABLISH THE FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH AMEND
MENrs-
tchcers=o establish them IN the constitution beyond
ies that there shall longer be any M