New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-21
vIcE-PRYsIDTNTs.

About D. MI number of clubs fTom Totten'he
Tompkipsve, Hew-BrghtoD, FactoryVllle''auu o'i'O,
villages some OF them IA miles away, took places 'io
the stand They carried transparencies with '"iiou
appropriate Inscriptions The flesluehl' MI INV"
then said in substance; -
FELLOW CITIZENS: am deeply sensible OF the hoD9r
YOU have conferred upon me by selecting me TO pSso
99ycr yonr deberations this evening Recent ana sls
Of notcoi eyents have made IL pleasure ana
duty unite with our Republican irehus f,dy con-
for which, TIE eloquent gel1 , men "no Ia
sented to address yOu VIII setlOrth
Mr. herman. who was received with henry ap'
plause made q short speech, an outline OF when d aP
pended: -.,,.
FF1Iow-CrTIzrSs: T. Is 20 me very great dsapp9mt
rnent and source OF much regret that OWING 20 c1n
ans sneaing for the last week, ana rather hp
dent exposures at very large meetings., shH I'm
Inc Bu my fellOw-citizens, perchance that Whcn na
rendered me unable 70 speak will be source Vi s i'
Means OF tie County of Richmond, for II inc mas hS
OF Democrats aud Liberal Republicans. h ha
not hosr.e of tonnicbt' spoke on Monday night IN
syracuse spoke at Albany on Tuesday, ana IN PIoOH
tS9nnd that he masses OF The people in sympathy
with the movement. am in favor Of This nnlon
between the North and the South. The speaker con-
cluded by urging the voters present 10 woe doi and
aud Brown as representatives. OIL True Doii0'i'''
Liberalism.
The Hon. Erastus Brooks was then introduced and'
after few Introductory remarks read the following res
oIutions, which adopted:
BSsored bibtra hel1llcao
County q Richmond that TIE leadng issues Of me
are: l. TIE Union the States and indi'sbe ana e
source Of political power abd ib only saeu'rl Tor rulers a pso
We eesIs ~ ss g, 5T1n e9 s 81 ,a s Of % eon
OF ? That the eiyl authority % ne iapa p 'ul
postOaces other Kind Of executive Or personal ,.
11 f,e gSysa The ais fasa Of iss sou
and to this general am1sI e past b. an act OF Io'san
Sired Inst a. practical reform made necessary The BAD 90
administration Of Cen Grant We oeAnd Oe Na o
President end oaa corruption nesn 'nd y ior a
@ s Of S S d l9e ,aas 1901 f o oys5s and S
eprb persons or the restoration Of hiels Us err
ehse .aa AZ 7 ina .eoLs' - fr Pre,lsnt spS Yess Of
Of n. Uaie staes-Horsce Greeley aud GstI BOVse Peise
hs5y s9d fse e apfo naa nae Sat-,
Cbaanrey NJ Depep al u. state ohtrs Nominated sta tsn Tor
oul support aud outrage IN the eietton ~ So'ea0or
Mr. erooss then said In the course Of extended re-
marks:
In the name - all that bigt in religion snd noble In
nature invoke not your personal hOsullj, not your
vt Of warfare bur your ballots, bette than bullets
against all class Of vino would rpetuate war
ceers We want better. wiser nODler in the couu
ellis he nation, and we want 20 assure me people OF
the United states that the time has cGne when Clyh
service higher IMAM military power am me time hHs
come for honest, pure, hgh-mhde3. lhtulgent men
b. tiralz Brown and Herman aud Depew Hd ther assQc
ates he placed IN power In NE cay GOD
1--WE MS men of true minds and hearts, oftrue fth and
steady hands; men whom th' lusts OF oe cannot Duy
men Of opinion men OF Winh9es' neE u9en nv Mo VII
I
Give Greeley and Brown generous AMI hearty tnpp0It
! and lot the Voice from Richmond County IN November
| be remembered with gratitude forever.
The Hon. Chauncey NJ. Dcpe~, who was then intro
| duced said in substance:
want the County OF Richmond 10 IL unprecedented
malorties. During my political carer have received,
l think from the Democratic parry tlffuli measure OF
their opposition and full need 81 TIER abuse and
have returned these with the best dDty possessed.
Now then, ieOw-CitlZcns four yeafsago, with all
strength, ana for SIX weeks thereafter l Travelled
through this imposing upon thepeOpie that Gen.
Grant should be President; Dur nov / am impressed
the Tho Liberals at Cincinnati detcbed out ihei
hands 10 the Democrats, mi said: " All
men, without regard 20 preyiGD, party ,s a.,
want Union will stand togethet 10 eectHOrace Greeley
The Southern States have within thet the elements on
wealth winch would pay or our NdtiOa debt, buy the
carpet-bagger has got possession or thr Government
ami has imposed upon theu taxes 20 great that emil
grants cannot 20 there Men cannot aDr there success
fully the CATERERS take all thef earnings ms
thing should bc. The Issues Of tASgdr settled
We have eufranchised the black man We have given to
him equal political rights with white mn, and the laws
throughout the land protect them alike.
Dr. Simon Stern then said; belong y the party OF
moral ideas" believe ia virtue. homer and political
rccttude have faith In men who clnmOrons
for patisans, shouting literally for frtdOn, honesty
and integrity and who lack everything Rich tends 10
make the people 10 have faith in their sincerity. When
Gen Grant was first nominated he went before
the people witch the e1cldi1auOn let us nave
Peace" Have we peacet III We hav peace low
begs you vote for Horace Greeley lifelong opponent
OF the Democratic party Grant has not IstOred peace
and fraterua relations between the peOpe, South and
zeDs to kill your brothers and friends M Greeley as
editor OF The 1RIBuNL furnished AT y,ur breakfast
table the history Of German VICTORIES gahcd over the
French, aud gladdened your hearts with god news.
j. o. Disosway then Eiade a few remarA. after which
the meeting adjourned.