New-York tribune., 1872-09-27

enemies the people Of the sonth u TO the interest
not only to the taxpayer and m erss de
gree than he imagined upon those laws vi sapp a,
inaDd regulating all portions OF the County sno nt
took his scat the Presidential char tne o1u.n na
been kept in constant turmoil oy ynd .h' Naive seal
lawaGs, encouraged by the spois 80 casrg r,
obtained BY the former me E,oodman,s ,, Bursau.
which, doubt, had In the first place Deeh G IN
for the good OF the negroes OF tlie soutn aau
them in despoilng tho down trodden IN tnat regoI t n
heapng upon them miseries worse than inc war av,
had created The great authors OF the EepuDllcan
Schufz, Upton, FentOn. sumner, and IrumDu nu az
uttered upon the floors of Congress these Senthent
ana supporting thom as they have done by undspulOio
evidence there was room to doubt OF their truth anu
none 10 SUSPECT OF their exaggerasion: u,,, col
u. - Lansing L. s; sandois son, and }. H. Brown oi
nofth Carolina series OF resolutions were then read
anu adoptedrndorsing the Liberal candidates.
o'BRIEN DENOUNCED IN THE THIRTEENTH DIS
co. r.I.. ... TRICT. ..,.
The Thirteenth Ward Tammany Association
raised banner last evening at No. 3s Grandst After
tho enthusiasm had somewhat subsidized tho crowd ad-
journed 10 large hall In Cnton-st.. where meeting
was at once organized with tho Hon. T. ]. Campbell
Chairman and J. seebaoher. Secretary. Col. ]. W.
Fellows was introduced aud In the course OF his re-
marks, said
believe war has settled two questions in this
country forever that secession not part OF State
OF the country Why then are we as Democrats 70 take
issue with Republican riends when the great issue
Of slavery Is deadf In OF the series of speeches
which Mr.. Greeley loheersl has been making he has
referred 10 the fact that state thore Is at present
% disability existing regarding 10000 persons These
abuses 1t Is the aim OF the Reform movement
10 correct, but IL Is not it's contamination. IL
hopes to remove all traces OF bitterness in
the South Mr. Greeleys differences and ours OF the
past We both stand ON the same PLATFORM The Hon.
Francis Herman has been chosen rs our leader IN tho
state. He Is "A against whom there never has been
uttered word Of abuse or scandal but he Is now ar
raigned because OF his religion This element OF re-
ugous fanatoIsm was stied by the great people in 1884,
hui there now appears this State the same spirit which
was then known as Know N0thingism. am amazed to
see in our own State who 90 base as 10 magn
a great and pure man because he wOrships
God according TO his faith. There ID
one who now nds 1t necessary To define bis position
anew every day His last announcement is that he Will
vote for Herman and Grant. Do not DO uecelVeut ne
will not do IL. This mani mean James O'Brien
fbissesl-has sold himself 10 Grant and DIX ana con-
Illuminated the Gain in the shadow OF the CUSTOM
house. The Grant speakers boast that they can carry
the entire Irish Catholic element against tho Reform
ticket | know the secret OF the hope; lt IL because
they have bought and paid Tor this man U OBrien VINO
claims 10 own the Irish vote. Kisses Cries oI Hum-
bug No, no." l can confidently cay that II OBrleu
contracts deliver the Irish vote 10 Grant ana DIX NO
will lind it co. 900 short. [Great appause
Resolutions were adopted condenning the present Ad
minstration and indorsing the Liberal nominations
Col Frod. A. Seaman next addressed the meeting and
pointed out the corruption of the Treasury Department
He was followed by Samuel Stern aad Col Sharp