The New York herald., 1872-10-27

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Resolved That the ticket nominated for Aldermen is
nspe6y ratified and to to and
ties have commended themselves to the good opinion Of
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SPEECH OF MR.. HERMAN.
Mr.. FRANCIS KRRNAN was received with tre-
mendous cheering He said:-l gives me great
pleasure to meet you tonight. Only five weeks
had the s ms sss T a
pies OF the Cincinnati and Baltimore Conventions
and we ratified these nominations: since that time
and towns west OF Albany and on the
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giving to you evidences Of their determination to
break down this great administration ring. The
meetings have been held in large numbers and
there has been great manifestation of enthusiasm.
Never before have seen 1t so marked as on this
are earnest and determined in the election OF the
liberal republican candidates, and it shall not
addressed meetings In the large republican Counties
OF the interior OF the State large body Of earnest
men and how greatly mistaken they were on the
election of Grant, and that they will, with their
democratic brethren, vote for Greeley and Brown.
We are profoundly impressed that the administra-
democrats and the republicans of the interior send
greeting to you that we shall have restoration
Of local selfgovernment in this this State. This
AFFORD to have the ten States Of this Union
made bankrupt. This administration is SO cor
wish Of the people. l am gratiaed to find that
there Is aroused wherever have been the old
the people. He is bound by the " office @ 'f he holds to
give to the people equal rights, equal protection,
whosoever he may be, IN the commonwealth Eel
low citizens, you must all know that this admlnis-
tration has used its power tn4keep down trodden
the main part Of the white population the South.
so corrupt that despite eff its power it could not
carry Georgia. Now throughout the interior States
Of the
government, when administered with ability, is
the strongest government in the world, and It can
corrupt and it is the weakest government in the
world. If you would have prosperity and peace
men Who have been faithful to their trust in in the
government The man who attempts this
CHARLES ss WIN be with
(cheers)- with Carl schurz-( (cheersl-and
men ike them. why the, administration win par.
who aspire for office q good chance. When you do
your duty in eecting honest men you will leave the
who did their duty for their country's good. l am
not inclined to follow the advice OF the Bour-
70 ed say that Horace
you know that he has, time and again,
man Of his psg eise at RRd6 R6any az Il
Congress, who has been found to be corrupt and
we are to the pewe OF h
administration, to enable men to possess the
Wgg sxercng tSas their pT
people, made an EFFORT for liberty Horace
Greeley was ever ready by voice and pen to support
the struggling millions and to beat down the ars-
t0cracy. When the Irish people endeavored to OBJ
tain voice in the government OF their own affairs
the pen and voice Of Horace Greeley was on their
side Horace Greeley was on the side Of all these
people, living in whichever part OF the globe they
may. His whole life has shown that If
that shall give liberty to the people. The
story Of the misgovernment of the South read BY
would be enough to show that the present govern
ment should be deposed. l appeal to the love OF
which which % has its s glory y il he civil and religious liberty
to every citzen to give his vote IN favor OF honesty
and wSy Ste @ Geess
now? Why, 1t attempted to crush out
the virtue Of the ballot box Is there an honest
incorrupt election in Pennsylvania? Ono no l'')
Why, by the power OF corruption liberty was over
OF New York. t be that II any ma n
has committed any wrong here there must be q
a proper authority obtained previous to
| am entitled to a speedy examination. Yet
learn that Mr.. Heinrich one Of your own citizens
arrested, and on his counsel asking for speedy
trial, what was the answer OF this man Davenport
Listen to it, you men of New York :-"Let me say
spare" viii you submit to this you vii Will it It's IS
gross, shameful invasion OF your rights
(Cheers.j What will they not do If they
do this In your own city OF New York;
The man who sells his vote sells the right oil his
neighbor. The time has come when honest men
must stand around the ballot box and stop corrup-
ton or must give up this glorious Republic. Ii
will be overthrOwn If the citizens can be debauched
by money to cast their votes. Mr.. Herman closed
by urging the voting OF the entire ticket, so that
they might win or be beaten together. That ticket
meant reform and the giving Of JOY to all honest
men. Loud appause.l
MIR. LAwRESCE's SPEECH.
Mr.. ABRAHAM X. LAWRENCE on coming forward
to address the meeting, was loudly appauded He
said that alter the able and exhaustive speech OF
their candidate ior Governor on State and national
issues he could not say much; but as he was
candidate for municipal Office he wished to state
to them, as he had said before on other occasions
that he supported Horace Greeley for President
CHEERS, and voice-"Jemmy O'Bren Will not say
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