New-York tribune., 1872-07-23


overthrow this corrupt Administration. and tho crisis
came upon them. thoy tried every man wac
himself ons nas whose
record had shono brightly and IA wnom one yraesy q,
Me- YoyS prolonged oheeringl As they loved aud
bonored Henry Gay. Danisl Webster am apuan un,
lincoln 30 they regari Horace Greeley, tho Honest
Printer Boy OF Eew-York" the candidate kor the Ires
dency, and another editor, Graz brown OF mss1,nL ,
(Oheors When the hna srusg,e ccoos d i" ISerai Re-
pubicans will bo found TO be the old nag OF our co1n
try Under its folds will he gatherSea S'uo coI {
side those of both Organization. hgnting ga,,,
lantly for victory. On reading some @ OF
the newspapers at the ees1ns tha All pu Who enlisted
army OF the Union wore i.epubiosns put as Do,
ocras then ed the ranks and fought shoulder 20 R
der 70 preserve the na0a 80 Win tcSe paiI thy viii
publcaDs who nominated Greeley ana BTown, tneY wiz
be found in ee battle that tine tnS Of Their
country tney VIII be found ready 10 place az the nodn
Of the National Administration man whose name wi,' i
for all time grace the brightest page OF American his
tOry-Horace Greeley
Col. VIM. c. Cover then said: 1haye always eeeh ao-
cusomed speak for candidate in my own party out
Horace Greeley good Democrat as ever followed
believe that the men who met at Cnclnnau were
Democratic Ia all their feelings, and mall thcir syihpd-
thies II we have stolen their candidate, they nave
stolen principles Baltimore oauSht up the ery y.
Cincinnati and saw the power of great ana honest
name.
Gen. walbreoht said; stand before you as Liberal
Republican, and am thankful to the Democrauo party
who have sacrificed than party ever did before
There will be- under Mr. Greeley surrendering to tho
British lion when he begins 10 grow, or no crngng 10
Spain when she utters q feeble protest
After remarks by Alderman Woman the meeting
adjourned after giving cheers for Greeley and Brown
wATCHwoRDS IN THE TENTH ASSEMBLY DIS
TRICT.
A regular meeting of the Xth Assembly Dis
trct Greeley Brown Campaign Club was held at No
3S5 BOwery last evening. The Club now numbers ABOUT
800 members Announcement was made that Greeiey
and Brown banner would be raised by tho CUB In apou
two weeks, and that the Club was invited to Greeley
bannerraising at No 45 Frst-st, tomorrow evening
The following presented by William A. omaIiey ana
unanimously adopted:
moved Sy one common mi ue Influenced by tnenlSR love
en- END SsOS1 sSS UsS S 'S@oS Se Sd Il the Of
wishing % presee 'ne , 70 coalece With The Liberal
Republican party the salvation Of the county and IN The PeSei
ton Of its future peace and prcspeny and ,d,d with c. ct
upanmy platform Of principles of the Cincinnati Convention aud
S aOS ,ouUd "D pe@ocrae ReTubicsn principles bel
Rd That the Of The Greeley ana BTows ampsh
pleasure and Of the Democratic Convention
eo,as, IN Baltimore 'lS the '0oSl,s' Scdl,s puGSs result
dom and p PSs g, n,Sn, n 'dGpnI cG6e5o % ,ns IL the
Horace Greeley for Pr sdnt and SiratL Brown or
and greet brethren Of Democratic party With ENTHUSIASM
Tt e n men oSdb ~ Ve9 a. H oe. and pledge ourselves
and combine efforts Sie theirs to secure the triumphant
Several members OF the club made speeches ana the
Liberal
applause. g. +. Langben said that Mr.. Greeley lau
taught the Republican party everything which u eve,
knew about politics. and now men try to wrong him ana
blacken his characters they say ne mas gone oe yer 70
Democratic party, but that is not true; he IS the cano
date of the Liberal Republican Convention, the onspS
man who is honest and firm and people kHow that when
he stands "a PLATFORM that platform VIII 6e carried
out 10 the letter. and that he will not be IKE many VINO
as they are elected forsake tue PLATFORM 'ney
f. r. Lawrence said that no President had ever been
guilty Of such high crimes or MADE sueh high pgeo zen
potisn Louis II. Waehmer also made remarks, and
Thomas BOur presented second series Oh resolutions i'll
| favor Of Greeley and Brown, which were adopted
STIRRING MEETING IN CANAL-sT.
The Empire Greeley and Brown Campaign
Club held ratification meeting last night Pythagoras
Hall, in Canal-st. After display OF fireworks Patrick
Bagan the President called the meeting to order and
after remarks introduced j. j. Rogers Of Brooklyn,
who in the course OF his speech said:
For the last twelve have voted the Republican
mnistraton were unvailed, found 1t impossible to
sustain it any longer The demorazed state of the Ad
ministratOn makes people afraid TO tolerate 1t any
longer, aud the instinct of sepreservauen by eectng
honest candidates, is the only means of redemption.
Through the powerful voice OF the press we are made
aware Of the of country The south has been
robbed by those thousands OF eyildOers whO In the
name and interests of liberty have overrun the South
demoraized state of affairs called a meeting
States to form platform and 10 nominate candidates.
and the results have been ut Cincinnati and Bal
timOre by the selection of Horace Greeley as candi
date lGheers The people wanted an honest man, and
they have one. The people were depressed and held
down by the One-man power at Washington, aud they
have determined 10 cast ii of by electng the CINCINNATI
nominees At the close Of the Rebellion the deDt OF the
Southern States S764l5,3O) and now, after eight
have gone bv that DEBT has been increased to the
vast OF $l 6269l5 by those who have governed the
South and who have atteDed upon the property and the
labor of that down-trodden people. The South has
been robbed OF S22OOODOOl These ciIpetoagseIs are
the men who are recognized by the Administration OF
Gen. Grant. Two-hundredandthlry-tw dol
lars have been sent 10 South Carolina TO ad IN me eec
ton of Grant but there is only very small portion of
the population who will touch il for that purpose Even
the negroes are rising i'm favor of Horace Greeley
cheer and the last act that has been reported B that
negro Inarshals in Greeley procession have Deen
knocked down. But the traces cannot much longer be
held by Grant Tne people have determined to oust
him. at all hazards.
The following then read by the Secretary and
adopted:
Resolved That have, citizens, hailed with pleas
ure the nomination at Cincinnati and Baltimore OF
Horace Greeley and B. Gratz Brown.
ReSOiped That citizens and members OF the En-
pire Club pledge undivided support and will use all
honorable means 10 elect Horace Greeley and b. Graz