New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-03
THE Campaign IN OHIO.
THE SITUATION IN LORAIN COUNTY FOUF
HUNDRED LIBERAL REPUBLICANS.

but the steady rain that poured down during all Of the
forenoon proved very detrimental Yet though the ee
ments were gaust them there quite good turn
ont and much better meeting than Senator Sherman
and Speaker Blaine called out yesterday The Hon.
Samuel f. HINT OF Cincinnati and Col. Benz. A.
Willis OF New-York we-o the principal speakers.
DOrain County is the strongest denomination spot in the
Western Reserve but have the names OF 400 Liberal
Republicans, and moro can he counted upon. All Of
these will vote the state ticket and the result next
Tuesday will astonsh some Of the natives. There
only two Democrats in the county who refuse TO vote
for Greeley. There VII be such turnout among the
Democracy as has not witnessed here in years
GEORGE II. PENDLETON AT CINCINNATI--THE
LIBERAL NORTHUMBERLAND WILL BE GAINED
BY ITS SUCCESS.
Last Monday evening the Liberal Rcpub-
lcans and Democrats OF Cincinnati held another Of those
large mass meetings which have characterized the Lib
eral movement in that city Every effort to make the
meeting success put forth 10y tho managers and
their work well rewarded by the large gathering OF
citizens. Gen. Banks and the Hon. Geo. H. Pendletou
and Gen Drlbr Ward addressed the meeting. Extracts
from M. Tendloton's speech are given below
TIE TESTIMONY OF THE GRANT PARTY.
I have read the speeches Of Horace Greeley on his
Western trip read carefully also the speeches made
at Cincinnati on Saturday. They from the leading
OF the Republican party. They were brought here
visit and II possible 10 destroy both by comparison
contrast the force of HIS speeches Cabinet officers.
highest in rank the highest IN their own estimation,
the highest IN the estimation OF their party, we're
here. Mr.. Delauo, Gen. Butler, GOV. Hawley,
were put forward TO present ia the best shape
the best phase Of tn policy OF the Republican party
and its effects on the country They had double aud
perpexng Office to perform They must at one and the
same time aud the popularity and power and success OF
the party TO win your sympdthy and admiration, ana
show that IL had failed in its work. fallen short Of its
promises and must be continued in power in order 10
accomplish IT, strip these speeches OF their YerDlage,
and what theyl cOndeuse them: They tell us the
Republican party has had the entire confidence OF the
people; IL has been in power Twelve years, years
of war! years Of peace! They tel us the
Rebels conquered by force Of arms in battle
were conquered by ballots at the pos has had ahso
lutte power the Federal and IN the State Governments
in Congress II as had twOhirds majority; III the Presi
dency IL has had tie OF its choice in the judiciary
it has found 1t has made majority OF the Judges
Seven years have elapsed since the War Seven years
Of peace Seven years Of RepuhcaDism. Seven OF
absolute party ascendGncy -Four years OF Gen Grants
Presidency. TINS has been ITS opportunity Behold
ITS work. Eel Ow-ctzers, what has been accomplished
What claim 70 public gratitudei what title TO longer
power Read these speeches further: We promised
peace. but there Is no peace We promised you con
cord but there ls no CONCORD. we i1lScu yI mort
perfect Union, but there is no hearty Ui'on we PROM
you freedom throughout the land. but there can be
De Acknowledgement; the south is sun reoelllOnsi
the habeas corpus must be suspended; the elec-
tons must be supervised; the reconstructed govern
monte must be sustained the whites are dSloya ana
must be subjected; the negroes are loyal ana must ne
put over them. This is their own testimony. Yet
gentlemen after twelve Yeas OF power after seven
years OF peace, tins is their testimony Of their own sue
eai-ther only claim They state it properly and fully
THE LIBERAL PLATFORM
am no alarmist-I do not uify tine evil TO myself
II would not exaggerae it in speaking to you but out
Of this seething of corruption, Generalization,
trading in Office neglect Of duty, personal government.
military rings rises figure, shaGOwy and vague now.
portentous Of dire calamity IL this conviction OF
an allperyadiDg corruption and OF ITS dangers, which
gave rise TO the Cincinnati Convention. IL Is TINS
conviction which has dwarfed antagonism, and
even OF preiudces the presence Of the countrys peril
is this conviction which underes this wonderful com
binaon OF men OF many minds ana diheTing eeea5 IN
this supreme struggle for reconciliation and purhcaon
Ihe Convention met at Cincinnati. Itdeclared essen
al 10 the preservation Of tie epubh that thefe shon
be Impartial Suffrage ana Universal Amnesty, equal
rights and equal protection TO all classes and OF our
people local g0Vernmelt Imtlsons on IAovu ;9
power the supremacy of the Constitution over marital
reconciliation Of all our people, purity OF purpose
in public service must prccede all other reforms, ana
Ons, 1t Invited all who agreed on tuete 10 heay anu
jealous cooperation Thnt appeal suite '9e nedrt OI
1pen doubted, bold men hesitated, nmid men we're
frighened hut the heart Of the Democratic masses IN
SaIt"T declared that the highest Interests of the
country the best hopes Of our Government the aSur
The Republic must be maintained and pre-
served before it could be administered and
compose all former differences lay aside all party preu-
dces forget all past bitterness and unite with all who
GOyerpment Gentlemen, humanity has been ennobled
bv deeds OF seldenial and self-devOtion. Men have
dared an died for their country and their God IhelI
names-resplendent in the ages-mark the advance OF
our race to and nOber being But never, IN all
history has there been an act OF more
Of purer magnanimty, than THIS OF our party
WHAT WILL FOLLOW GREELEY's ELECTION.
Gentlemen the significance Of this mighty movement
is-we have been tOld-recOnciation and purhcatlon'
1t is this and it is II s-we have been tod-a
pure Administration of constitutional legislation. 1t Is
cha al n{A oh AZ
value u.s. that beneath the struggles OF party and ami
mating them too there Is in the American heart love
of country spirit Of patriotism, which rises IN tne
ure sence OF the cOuntrys peril, and speaks 70
stiffness every aspiration except for Its safety:
That spirit lis abroad now thai sprt cans rs anu
cOnsolidaes its forces nov appeals 10 you a Deo
Gratis and Republicans alike While IL appeals 10 your
patriotism it promises safety 10 your Ta.efa
TO commerce. protection aDfoan ana IeeuVm nT VP
preston at home to manufacturer staOlty IN egsIa
ton to agrlcuture exemption ilo ,no t ~einH' oI u
equaed taxauOni 10 capIal, Hteuoh HV V , eONe'n,
mental interference, and subsection TO the laws or
trade to labor, the free enioynents OF the results
Of its industiy-and 10 an laDOfers, melcuantSi
manufacturer, capitalist banker, professional man,
the nch rewards to be gathered In the nelas
OF industry throughout reunited and peaceful country
That spt will know no WEAKNESS ana seek no repose
except 10 triumph II vii move on sea tS 10 "a gf ,s
shall DO broken but on whomsoeyer IT shall fal II
could you ask than the Cincinnati platform ana Horace
Greeleyf Is there any Democrat VINO hats ana dOuDls
as his eOuTse3 Is there any who fears for his consist
ency, or doubts the duly OF PATRIOTISM lo'9
the Democratic party l know MS courage
know ttE purity. / believe IN lts pflhtlPith' ~
we're its wisdom; when II speaks l VIII obey Au
wiser than one man" when its wisdom
aud purity shall point out the course ana lead the way
what Democrat shall say he cannot tread that pain WIN
honor and consistency when It's patriotism sIs cou
sci, what Democrat shall say that ne Is 100 pure 10
follow the adyieci When its lofty spirit shall haush
partitan pride what Democrat SHAH say he IL Too iOuu
TO follow the eXample1 do not expect Mr. GIt lev
elected 10 give Ms partisan Administration ~odid
not respect him II he should do fo IL would be contrary
10 the spirit Of this movement but he has promised tat
he will restore true ffaiernal affection 10 all our
peoplc that Lie viii give Ne purity aud honesty IA Al
msraton aud It IS folly 10 refuse these, because we
can obtain more.
RHODE ISLAND POLITICS.