The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-18

people who honor and exat him Pure in private as ire
accreniai to the S popular wi patient under attack
mo- to % so him
@ ss @ @ sne r nd BY
EighM-That in the Judgment Of this meeting major
tie eSh and Ulysses Gran
Loud cheers followed the adoption Of the resolu-
Speech of f. DclaAeld Smith.
Mr.. f. Delafeld Smith then made brief speech,
concluding by moving the adoption OF the address
and resolutions.
Letters and kilograms.
The following letters and kilograms sent to the
chairman OF the committee from those who were
invited but were unable to be present at the meet
ing, were then read
LETTER FROM SENATOR ceexKL.sa;
crs,,ruv o. us wAsHSG1 ro'. April m IS ls52
day next the merchants and bankers Of New York.
the nation its best stand
aa + a ha ia
STEADY on the course Of safe honest and ad
Which, seeks Change at 'HtS Se cost Of the
we Gould wSn a be Of ss
God and to in the marvellous prosperity which has
@ Looking
S1 dnr s ha 20 nspna the a
am ha and md to
never viii be free, public sentiment would be strangely
and Which could
upon firm and modest Chief Magistrate, who, in peace
aannisTacn should i end tomorrow gnst eyer stand
a eTe nsst aaa n II % Msy'5
I he s Iop s 4 the NAME
been value TO the nation knows so well as the
p and the the coan o
and south i the President ha been tower Of strength
Confidence and security If turbulence in the south has
h heaa If CURRENCY ad
aent ana Wxaton nave come; II ioresn mm,,ons mass
% S"y T
sesd %stsndSs, SaaG%as sshi; h @ nisSssis
nnG% my Ny WHEN not f Sc nssk hs
ts % s nS other lsr S%
II the way here soon address the citizens Of New
Entering Congress IN 1859 have tried TO study closely
and and my conveaon IS that II rigid honesty, duties
en ss s oe ad Of Ss ss r ases Gef
Dc the mi of oa
ys aGa i rs memory s5r ,G
nSon haSe seem IN sn al 5
pride Of Or OF NOT one % geaay to re-
others; anxoas TO do all things well than
he whose reelection you win ala to No admins
morseiessy Investigated pirged and punished its
satons however sraultoas Or unpairotic. when the
ali e the W Sh be By p
contrast between the truth and the allegations and not
in,Slras!s and most PR %sdnssaays
meeting VIII forecast the victory IN the coming canvass
present itself il viii in nature and result Be the demo
Ss
%" p''p'' vs. Wv N'| ROSCOE coNKLING.
very sorry that my '
meeting at the Cooper Institute on the evening Of The lh
he nj
Of the debt and the reduction of taxation the improve
af sy ss ct Hs sa
T ha has Ta sS
condition Of country Who more likely to secure
sm
sp v 9 a s wan ten rspsos dn
steadily Parry
s'p late
nsGn S hs aud os %, ems n
the democrac party decide Y act with the Dissatisfied
lamb iS an alliance BY absorption :. ''A "N :.
calumny ssreprese ntation which has beaten upon
s aSe mE n seaay G ama nj N
the country he served well in war They have
principles which are dearest the American people and
they Judge his firm and pacific admnisraion BY its
a those patriotic citizens who organized as the repub
abolished slavery reelected Abraham Lincoln, restored
elected General Grant they trusted his DEVOTION
MN because ''' 'f'' GEoHaR wfEExM GGGRrs
EpMUNDs.
UNITED STATES SENATE CHAxRER,
WAsHISGroN, April Is, 1872
to attend nd hs ba IN e oBs Of
ton ffssldsni ;1 9Sas
sent on the u h hars fully in the opinion
that undimnished gratitude for preemnent services in
@ dy sSr s ps Al wf a and in
ceS Of na ST % nd the
which would destroy all undue preence Of reform de-
nna @ to ha 81
49, . '''' GEORGE F. EDMuNDs
LETTER PRESIDENT coLrAx.
vicH w rntsDESr,s caas N To-,
GrSrLxMEs-It would afford me great pleasure to attend
s w WsS a nsh ssa Su
my absence compels the Senate to elect President pro
Sc hs RSa1h oh the s ' Speak
ss hrsSf nd ws m e of pn e SSas
have % M tho history Of the nation "a
ehjoned with an universal Willingness abide b
Sns ssSer q h ct s Gsy %N vs i;
despite socessions from It's ranks the one hand and the
ssEs'' it, ss'ss sns @s
q - not ,S only TO the
4. its = % ss .i q.
which The country Re adsiiy q the republican
on by oe from its o
hold who proclaimed, is again proclaimed that
it, usefulness and ability 10 achievd great results had
ended and that the time had arrived for new affiliations
What II done since then Is however noble heritage
bequeath children, umng, the record does
some of the brightest pages or our countrys annals and
have fear, when impartial history records the admin
israve results Of American Executives OF times but
that side with the bitterly criticised but
universally honored, Abraham Lincoln will be found the
~ y SCHUYLER COLFAX.
Z. d. Morgan, Henry Clews, Geo. Opdyke Committee.
TELEGRAM LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR PIrcHBAcx.
NEW ORLEANS April Is, 1872
GEsr1rxKS-Imperative duties demand my presence at
home and compel me decline your kind invitation TO
speak Wednesday night Though cannot be with you
at this meeting voice will be heard in the campaign
urging the election of the nominees OF the republican
party and the success Of Its principles.
TELEGRAM SMITH.
GnSrtFgENYour telegram comes too late to get letter
to you and am too unwe 10 attend and address the
meeting Ny heart Is with Grant and Will do what little
i can Tor his re election
Speech Of General Sickles.
The Chairman then introduced General Sickles,
who spoke as follows:-
ON the platform in December, 1867, we nominated
General Grant for the Presidency. The nomination
proved acceptable to the rppUblcau