New-York tribune., 1872-07-19
INDIANA.
Mss MEETING OF LIBERAL REPUBLICANS AT
INDIANAPoIIs Is-sPEECH OF GEORGE W.
JULIAN.


INDIANAPOLIS SPEECH OF GEORGE W.
JULIAN.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRTBUyEI
INDIANAPOLIS, July 1S.-ImmediateIy after
the Baltimore Convention there appeared call in the
ppers Of this city for ratification meeting TO be held
bete tonight That call was signed exclusively by some
1sf promuent Republicans, including many OF our most
substantal business men. In response 10 that cali
monster meeting was held tonight, at the Academy OF
Nsc TO ratiy the nominations OF Greeley and Brown
and II the deep aud enthusiasm there manifested
br tle assembled Republicans for the success OF the
tket augrs anything IL plainly indicates that Indiana
will give Mr. Greeley no less than 10000 majority Ihe
tampede from Grant TO Greeley az Indicated, to-nigh
m this city, is somewhat surprising, especially US the
uoyement is gaining the confidence and support OF he
ublicans every day. while the Democracy are becoming
unit for Tonight the Academy was hed Its utmost
Nth men of all parties Twothrds OF the audience
sas composed OF who for the past is years have
regarded the political utlerances OF george W. Ju as
the sentiments OF statesman and truthIu ana saga
cous leader and who still willing TO trust and io
Inv him because OF the confidence lney iSSPoso iu
nm; Ran;on indiana and viii cause to be polled for
Greeley and Brown not less than 5000 RepuDcan votes
John Finch esq, made Chairman OF lhs med'ing i
and after a few Introductory remarks INTRODUCED tne
Hon Geo. W. Julian, who was greeted WIN aeaisnS n
applause. He commenced his remarks win persona
sRnianation there having appeared IN me Mor1!ng
JoitrnaI an article charging him with having IN the
phsie phib was true but when tbcy had ACCOMPLISHED
,ber objects he left them. He helped rock the hepup
can pary In It's cradle and was one OF the priests lna
hanfzed IT, and had always STOOD ~ ms
infegrity aud honest Convictions; ana the
nan who denies 10 was either an iFnorainus OF oF
vyillful falsiter. We are In the Dllust VI
revolution and political parties are nor
nmortal They grow out OF certain exlg ncles, nave
work 10 perform, aud then pass away Ibe KepnDnean
mrtv horn out Of Slavery has had its day ana lts he
rfr ~ hna reckoning is hand Its work N done Inc
,arty is az dead as the bones OF the prophet Erekie
in oId machine IL not adapted for a new wOif. ~.
r6 unanlmity raying 20 the defense OF Greeley anu
prnwn aud with equal unaDinilty standihs on tho III
nnnau platform committing the party 70 the alhonu %
nsnIs We do MT want Union cenented py nate % pu'
want Union founded upon common aIeCt not
non of the whole people. he Wvuu no'
s,,lta with Morton In splitting upon tno DohiU nv,
Its of the south because they had eireu, pu'
onld oin hands with them 10 bring restored unon'
", ne den1unced the Philadelphia platform AS one Oh ue
sn,rnn and oued the charge that Grant nad pau 9h
debt and put down the Rebellion ne contehesu ss
.Sat the people had ldone both. He yindcated M.;
ero.oay's action in becoming the bondsman OF Jtn.
1yis and cited high authority In the Grant ranks
hawIne that Mr.. Greeley in comparison had 1 Deen
0ssi,ut ali his life. He closed by saying that Wnas
NJ cnnntry now wanted was peace between the tNo
o,ons and v i'll have IL. His remarks throughout Werc
senauded and found truthful response In many ah
honest Republican heart; ~ pons a mani
,ent Republican lawyer Of Mobesvllle Col McL1hc VI
Terre Haute, ana others, addressed the meeuns'