New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-03

s1GV1FIcANr DEMONSTRATION n LANDMAN's
PARK-sPEECHEs OF JASPER w. JOHNSON
JUDGE BIRD5ALL, AND OTHERS.
Landmarks Hamilton Park was the scene,
last evening Of one OF the most enthusiastic political
meetings that ever took place in the Nineteenth Ward
II was filled with Liberal Republicans and Democrats
Who responded with hearty cheers and applause
70 every mention that made OF Horace Greeley.
Edward c. johnson was chosen Chairman OF the meet
ing and John A. Butler Secretary After the meeting
mad fairly begun, the WOOdchoppers Association OF the
Nineteenth Ward, an organization OF over 90 men,
marched into the room and warmly received.
Speeches were made by the Chairman the Hon Jasper
c. johnson OF Oregon, Judge D. L. Brdsali'
Gen. Geo W. Palmer Gen. Thomas T. Bourke'
the Hon Chas. P shaw and Others AT the conclusion
Of Mr.. Johnson's speech, campaign song entitled
Carry the News 70 Greeley" sung by the entire
g,,diepc, When the song was finished enthusiasm was
at ia hight aud nine hearty cheers were given for
Greeley and Brown AT the opening or the meeting the
following were unanimously adopted:
Eso That he PRINCIPLES aid down the patioTn O, he liberal
, Of an true Peaes .ss5yS s 9. , 'g ar 5 s aSg
ssa iss, ne Benoes' Pajs and Io 9Bt oT Ibsra Be
rubesPs Cincinnati oHy obeye The expressed h am voice o. ne
nt nd no psry deserves disregard the interest
nan i he torT or The honor inte igteneI
T I s,s. s' s 0P emo S9T Bos H Fe made
that could BE- made that these nominees sfH 81
epe s0 Of bs people have sssys taught in the PES on
stump Democrats principles whether eJ belonged u that
pary =
The Chairman E. c. johnson. then said feel great
pleasure in presiding this orderly assembage. and
a assured that you all here for no other object
tan 70 give the assurance you are going 10 vote for
Horace Greeley. Loud applause 1t is most worthy
use you have all espOused and its glorious fruits you
viii see in November next am aware that
Administration are throwing out al SORTS OF III
luatl0us OF fraud the part Of the Liberals and
ffslfG kuf
1,.l be well met in every instance We do not mean
IN the present Administration shall hear the
..,t Of their falsehoods. These things VIII De
tn Cnstom-house ofhcial was informed that TINS
Liberal movement considered by the regular Re
rubicans as an utter failure This Of course Is very
oons0lng 10 take Of the matter. But tod that
Cust6ui-hOuse that next November he would md
maj he was never 80 mistaken in al his life lCheers and
auplause Introduce the Hon. Jasper ". Johnson VI
Oregon. who Will now address you.
The Hon. J. W. Johnson was cordially received He
said:
OREGON il state far Of on the slope of the Pacific yet
genial and good the faces here tonight that you
me ike old Oregon acquaintance. There, as
people. Who is there here whO does not
feeling OF love that God meant should pervade
~ Horace Greeley without feeling that beneath that
sind. Eeuial smile world Of love and honesty,
which only needed 70 be known 70 be appreciated Loud
appliance You might as well Try 10 paint lightning
WIN ciA as 70 cgupel au american el4Ieh 70 vOV Or
man NE utterly uesseu lhey are not 10 De nlsleu Dy
Aluring lines 6aited with promises OF future
il cleerfuIy, under the protection OF the Stars
and stripes, which are symbol OF one country one
people and destiny. We VIII show the opponents OF
liberty mat intend 20 secure peace earth and good
will toward all men by voting for Horace Greeley.
ee1 bi ave and will once more bloom Pas ~
the rose, ID the South az well as In the
Northern lakes will with the evidences OF pros
uerity. The corrupt carpetoaggers who have gone
any else, for by their greedy actions they have
caused the South 70 lose confidence in the promises Of
In fNa Nor There 4
Why tie old friendship cannot once more
be- restored and that we, 70 use an ex-
man Clasp hands across the bloody ehasm" despise
sihor the words cheap labor" My friends, they
can Imagine They mean degradation Of talent,
p9ver.y. starvation. All the West with its broad
sa..esanee. provided he Is willing to TN them, and
yet tie present Administration would deprive you OF
mcrceuary corporation mOnOpOes and thereby securing
lie votes Of the employees Of the corporation Let
tell yOu how the Administration party play their cards
out IA Oregon; Ben Holiday Ii a capitalist and
scsesh Democrat. While George II. Williams Is
Itad states District Attorney, and Grant RepuD
leon. Holiday did all ne could 20 secure the appoint
Dol % the senate Of Williams. and Williams. IN turn,
1lud him 10000 acres OF land along the line OF a rail
t1 Ii control Last PresdentiaI eleetIon Hodav d.
ca asd $50 Of his men because they would not vote
lOT 5fant, and hired Coolies IN their stead. Those
I'm. rants are continuing Throughout the West untIl
ru fr nanght and those who wish 70 20 West instead
. 4eslng homestead Tree will have TO purchase il
ll.ia lho monOpOlsts In my opinion this state OK
iis Will soon COME about Grant continues IN Office
aa way prevent any more useless giving away
lus hungry monJpOsts D. 70 vote FOR Horace
!ey our next President Loud applause, aud three
cll.0ls FOR CrcelCyl
Ju1se Brdse then said: Ipropose TO give some facts
au present tAcn 10 Inc people just as they aFe IL
cas- Az thing against Gen. Grant Il viii be because bis
acts deserve That should say az, aud II l say
ANYTHING, as certainly shall Ia favor OF
He Greeley II viii be beeaIee / know
Horace Greeley and know that he deserves II.
IGAr.rsl was barn at Clappaqua-as ertaln organ
s..,., am ChappaQuack When was 10 years old my
fal.cr bought fAe IaTm adjoining Horace Greeley's
mace. IL mas been home frOn boy hood and hope
doe beside Grcelcy's place, and % leave mine
fnhc itanUs o. my chidron. 1t gives pleasure an
ODD Democrat vino brought up under Horace
Greeley 70 tax Icg i'm, and purpose 20 talk Tor him
from nov ID ihc Ifcs " November when shall nan