New-York tribune., 1872-06-06

VIII the pOOlle have heNn hNcNslOmch W
np viii fall ny the wayside. The, people Wi WIN
drop tear and may regret It, but IL VIII pSS paryi
greater than any IL much greater thah AZ M
leaders combined ICheersl But among .io rrs are
commitcd st is said. Gen. Grant has eonm@tS1 @ baf n
do not deuy it. But nm happy not 90 TO
the sense aud substance Of his adlninIsttth I strenSth
Any man who Surpos,SSs 'Iss Rerpbican party win
v0,. f Nt'i he can run the Republican party into
TIC Iauks of the Democratic pa1g & so,e Of pnnder.
any hhckdoor OF hackstaifs io 6eeS distn1nshed An
The Republican party, whom we have oeeR en- loohns up & 20
a. and nionecTs have committed the hstaEe put
,hcr thsy have made this mistake. they have been
,,,rnnod and nassed away forever lAppause Apen1le
ropPed INTO @ Sy PgSi soon becomes placid and the
Greatest man in the Republican party ne slall pe u
ment or irritation, snail still oe unable to disturb its
orgnizaton destroy It, ana ne sha snS Vt ~
tc pebbie when dropped into the lake lAppause Iheh
stand fast by your prncple AV9 o wa; ,ant has told
tho American people thar he had policy urge agnt
tber wishes Thai pledge has been faithfully redeemed
lie en- doavors 10 carry the national wish wheneYer
he nuds ont that wish Is. The Judgment OF an men
nse Of Inc country is better the Judgment Of
any nau however lOity ana anGehc may 20 ms
and the faithful public servant endeayors 10 nna Ou'
what the popular Wi what is the wish oI the nauoh
aud then 70 carry It out he ont
lect OF Government Is 10 s1DseIVe; 70 orG thaG 'o 20
the wishes Of the nation, rather a Inah 20 20
SpY individuals. Gen. Grants career has been great
success in all essential and substantial matters II has
DcDu COnlnua ulunpus liV mas ,VSNiNN r.
intcIccnt enough understand it, and that we intend
wears TAppIausel Whenever Cen Grant shall betray
the principles OF the Republican party upon Wneh no
was elected whenever he shall become recreant 10 MS
cd sn J"', ~ Se H be- condemned by the popular
breath as other men are condemned tGreat applauseJ
Mr. Loung of Massachusetts said the Committee on
Permanent Organization was ready to report he asAeu
that they report as ready, without waiting as
usual until the Credentials Committee have reported as
ff.V loda n
Mr Orr of South Carolina took the platform anu
nIcdeed his State for the ticket. He referred TO the
pseTs 10 which Grant had been subjected, and com
pared lis experience in this respect with that OF wash
gfon and Jackson lie eulogzed the President whose
n Tectou he considered necessity. If Grant had falled
AS President he mir Or) liked such failures He claimed
that the Administration was success at nome anu
abroad He dated at some length on the operSops OI
KuKluxism in the South, and sustained the ku.hI1A
legislation aud claimed that the laws have been isiry
ana firmly executed 49,, - 80. .bo no1rt oov
EX-GOv. Ogesby was called upon as Ihe hoAt Wv
ernor Of Illinois.
Fx-GoY OGLEsBYs SPEECH.
MR. PRESIDENT AND GENTLEMEN OF THE CONVENTION
have listening for nearly two hours TO some OF the
best speeches that have been made for long tme'
have lust been entertained by the excellent and forcbe
speech Of the temporary President Of the Convention
After that you have listened TO the solemn words Of In
vocation Of one Of the nObest and andes prayers that
been delivered in this city OF this nation Tor long
who smoke for mcments and again 10 the senator
from Indiana who spoke at some @ Length put @ eIes S
lore have to his great words heard from that
before us the impersonation Of American dignity and
American beneyOence. 1t rejoiced my heart 70 see
the Republican party had at his BIRTH recognized our
duties toward downtroddon race. aud waged earnest
battle for rights at time when most OF us here TO-
day were young aud useless lCheefs.l Whht soIenh
ferrng 10 Gen. Grant, Gov. Oglesby said: IL is that
little man who, but few years ago, was unknown 70
returned sitting in your midst The young man who
went through West Pont nnnouGed MaQ passGu M td
10 private life, for you and know that among al the
Zen Grant--was unknown. / felt deeply grieved the
other day when that great Senator from one OF our
on the Atan9coast that noble state which rocked the
cradle Of American liberty that noble State
felt really Erieved in my own soul when heard the
SENATOR lIO tI pSesie1f. when he said i'm 80
speeiing a manner that the President OF the United
states had been a tanner. He went stranger to west
Point He bore the ensign Of his country subaltern
officer in the Mexican var He retired from the army
the ranks of private ne and as all American cluzens
ought to dO when the hour came in which 1t was neees
sary for the support OF Ile we ana eheh ne OHSu 80
we he went 10 work ike an honest man; lApplatuseI
How the American people 10 select nun IOf lher
tei unless it was written upon the necessities of the
time by the invisible finger OF God lapplAuseI VINO
stance in his life that be lived in proud state He
came trudgng along from obseuIity step by step He
rolling and reverberatlng around the angry hOfizon,
Generals and our other magnificent soldiers the East
and West worthy OF all praise, worthy OF all graft
when none of us knew TO look what to do the
little shadow Of Ulysses Grant arose applause to give
relief and while that mighty voice assaied him in the
senate to-day the feeble voice Of another obscure
man who fought under his orders and by ns side,
stands here now and to uphold HIM IA APPad9ss Pd
You soldiers Of the Poomac you soldiers OF the East
Won soldiers of the West and Of all the land remember
now unOstentatiousy, and how Kindly now generously,
row confidently he associated with ana eolanIea US
an. Gen. Grant an enigma from prtn, ana Is 80
i His character has not yet been fuly fathomed by
the American people, but tell you he IS purer greater
and nOber still than even We have ever thought nm.
Great appausel Illinois gave the immortal Lincoln
tapplausel. and come here to-day fr0m mat STATE WIN
Something responsibility upon my shoulders, 10 speak
M her free peOpe 10 say that confidence to-day is
uushaken in pure patriotism OF Cen Grant as mas
shining intellect TApplause He is not man OF words
He cannot utter speech hilnseI but we nave the ut
most confidence In MS high pstoSl goou S sSse ao ~
trust him during four years longer, WlthVut lingering
shadow Of suspicion or doubt. lGreat applausel
Great cries were made for Gov Hawey Of Connecticut
who came forward to the platform amid the widest
heering He thanked the Convention for the kindness
~, hored 20 be excused at this time from making any
remaf and permitted to call Tor the report OF the
COMMITTEES ON Permanent Organization. .
P various speakers Mr. BOruck OF California asked that
tb cooed race might be heard through one OF Its own
members Applaqsed oonred m ~ man to the Mat
form He said that this probably the nrst instance
IN which had appeared before Nailona convention ion
OF oppressed race which had nved
Hong MS for $50 years and had so recently been lifted
through the grace of Cod by the hand OF man out OF
their POLITICAL degradation. BE proceeded with some
well-tmed remarks in clear ana edu-
safed phrase, delivered 10 good STYLE He grace
fnly oonpmented Gerrt Smith whom ne ha9 seen TOT
s rst time To-day and the sight Of whom had revived
his fafh In that humanity which Is divine he adyO-
Gated the nomination OF h acd ths oDIy name
which repentent Rebels respect lGfeat cneersJ 1He
creat problem be worked out by lhe hepnonSan
ss n6 vet solved nor its duties ended In the south
Che common civtes OF life were withheld from the
colored people. They demanded their clyh rights ana
tbe colored people feared. They the people VINO
loved them too we'll, aud those who hate US 700 1cn'