New-York tribune., 1872-05-09

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out just did before and we Will smash this military
%r streeter-I agree with the principle that my old
friend enunciates but think tha' VIC a'o "a'0rW
Mr. famer-The argument that we are in the majority
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large majority OF the Republican party Of the City and
sS@ cS@any the Si sn who have worked
with us when the Republican party meant something,
when the men who now control the Republican party
were walking arm In arm at the Phiadelpaa Conven,
means Of military despotsm-the Republican party so
called Of teday is simply Grant party, and not
as but not as STn %e
age to control that machinery we claim to be RePubl
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one OF you. aud they will take you in. They want you
aDpEsnse and n' n'i apprshend that there
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of the great Senator who stood upon the floor OF the last
It Is too late too late" went to the Cincinnati Con-
ventIon, and by Its candidates will stand or fall lap
There The report was adopted by unanimous vote;
Gen Cochrane-I have been where the clans have been
,hara nd
Republicans have been gathered from all quarters OF
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Of Thcn VIII Dc s heard for
re S1e for the support Of the Lib
era republicans OF the United States for President and
ed FSs see as bis
they nominated Gratz Brown of Missouri. lAppausel
nnaSglmity. ansS R 1t was spread upon the wings OF
the wind all over the country Everywhere those names
bound by yrans OF party respond to these nomina
tons and these principles They are ours the principles
by unanimous vote proclaimed that you are with
other men. with no other principles.
Your constituency already proclaim that they are ready
for the fray Already the voice OF political war L re-
our lines are marked. Shall we remain at the rear or
shall display strength at the rontf There Is but
to be given to that question: and give 1t In
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Horace Greeley for the Pesaency and B. Sa Bro"p for the Vice
and 90 insure hs election
Mr. DeGraf-I beg leave TO dissent from the resolu-
the subject until has placed before association
and have received this instruction. think the sub
iect should be first referred to the association.
Mr. Foster-I do not believe there are many men in
this room who worked harder for Horace Greeley
than have. that any man Is going to work harder
than will personally bnt IL we pass this resolution to-
night itmay induce smallminorty to leave u.s. Mr. Gree
gaining strength every sday. Many the day of
his nomination thought 1t huge joke tho day after
they began to think the joke was kind OF reality the
third day it was very decided matter; and now there
are vast number Of Republicans who are on the fence
drop the Other but do not yet know
exactly which way to think tho proper way Is to
when they shall know they WILL in two weeks from
now report favor of it, the doubtful men will be
ready to come up TO II.
Mr. FIthian-At an early day this question will be
upon The language of liberty and truth and justice
Pater not with your conscience put choose ye TINS
day whom you will serve," and not next week Isup-
decide which side OF the fence they Will drop and II
we are going To have any influence upon these men at
all let us drop believe 1t will be for the best in
OF the Republican party to support Horace Gree
Mr. Curnstock-the Republicans OF the XITth District
met last night and passed resolutions indosing the Gin
Mr Frankenheimer-We all rejoiced at the nomna
tion of Horace Greeley We should hesitate no longer
but approve of the resolution most heartily
member from the XIIh District said that Associa-
ton instructed their delegates to ndorse the Cincinnati
Mr. Eliinger-I have received instructions, but
know / shall be carrying out the wishes OF my con-
stituency by voting for the resolution.
The resolution adopted with great enthusiasm by
a nearly unanimous vote George W. Van Cleft offered
the following, which was adopted:
esolred Of nine be appointed by the Chair of
which shall be one whose d shall be consider and recommend
meeting Of this General COMMITTEE such action may
deemed wise and relative to the future course Of this
The meeting then adjourded.