The New York herald., 1872-10-10

$for all time.
From the Speakers desk was suspended the
Stars and Stripes, dropping over the front Of the
platform.
At half-past seven the feeling OF the audience
broke forth in cheers and with their feet they kept
up thunderous tramp; but still there came no
Ben Butler. Some impulsve individual shouted
cOaxingly, "Oh come, come do come ~ and others
OF the thrOng loudly called out for song, which
for speeches from Cooper OF sigel. The requests
were not responded to, and great amusement was
then created by the whstling and singing In chorus
or old battle songs Four thousand voices sung 'rhe
Battle Cry Of Freedom and 'JOhn Browns Body
Goes Marching On" with an effect approaching
grandeur At this point several prominent per-
sons came upon the platform, including General
Robinson who was wildly chcered, and hats were
with them General Butler Soon made
his appearance with step as agile as that of a
youth OF eighteen, and was received by General
Sharpe.
SPEECH OF GENERAL GEORGE II. SHARPE.
The air was then flied with deafeDlng shouts and
cheers. General Sharpe came forward and said:-
We often told that history repeats itself The
ground Of the field Of campaign strewn with the dead
and dying Of s Esss ssFs em aS 1snasry GausA
Lift them with care,
Young and SO farl uaughter)
THE NEWS FROM INDIANA.
General Wilson was then introduced as the
Chairman OF the evening. He read the following
telegram, which explained itself and was cheered
to the ech0:-
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct, O. 1871
TO A. B CORNELL. -.
Legislature certain; representatives in both houses
majority joint ballot securing return of Senator Nor
in Seventh: Democrats have only two Congressmen
have given up the State.
The list Of vice presidents was then read, among
whom were General Ambrose Z. Burnside, General
Franz Sige Chaplain George II. HepwOrth, General
II. E. Tremain and General Joseph q. Jackson.
SPEECH OF GENERAL JOHN c. ROBINSON.
Major General JOHN G. ROBINSON was introduced
amid cheers He said:-
Ifthere was any in the house who didn't feel jolly
st se h g %fs VII 70 apa buy ns %
ws to psass h. wogd Gt Gen them long Three
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that erushed The. hs 5ebeon or should be the
Grant and bis party had done to bring
enough out his white coat Iaughtcrj 'e' ''''s
General Robinson was listened to very impa-
every sentence.
SPEECH OF GENERAL BUTLER.
General Butler was introduced amid cheers. He
was about to begin his speech when his voice was
drowned by shouts for GeneralDi who at this mo-
ment made his appearance on the platform. Cheer
after cheer was given for the gray veteran, and
General Butler then said:-
have to discuss the great underlying principles
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Characters You newspapers papers both sides
that dat are chosen from the Pen
this stream Of caamny. False accpsaions never viii
many augie 9' Look al PennsVana af
rant has been abused with al that is vile but today he
propose to ask you sooy and calmly canaiay and fairly
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Than @ we are !hsTe anything more tha. You wsnii
aowrics that go out with the daughsy whg Is married.
better education Tor our sons, for the last i've
Of government than ever before Your pros
s M a can hardly Snssys S Of sor fr
ceeled your imports so vast your resources, SO won
derlu is your prosperity. Do you want liberty equality
of right and power under the established lawsi fhcnI
point 10 you the fact that there have been taken from
bondage four millions Of slaves and lifted up 70 the dig
nifty and manhood OF the citizen. The republican party
have established universal manhood suffrage Every
man shall have vote because he is man. ApplauseD
Mr.. Greeley wants impartial suffrage. Whenever
by the cards Y saw tSa Under ;he fourteenth
amendment we have established manhood suirage that
Is what have established Mr. Greeley asks for local
sell government with impartial surrage-that Is, the
rights OF the states Let look at It, The rights OF any
citizen will not trust TO any state will only trust them
to the national government Ihe doctrine Of republican
equality was better expressed by Abraham Lincoln than
By any one before Cppausel All men are not equal
some have better lungs than others as you have heard
man has The right to be the equal Of every other man
Democrat he has the right TO bc your equal II
he can. Il he can catch You say let him catch
you. Spend little more time at the corner grocery
and if then you cant keep out OF his way go West
uaughtcrJ That's the true Jeffersonian, Jacksoninn,
Democratic idea Of the rights Of men, men u the
idea Of that glorious old Yankee, the earlier Frankn-
uausher)-on this stand, the brYthsrh0od VI man lhe