New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-19
LIBERAL RATIFICATION AT SYRACUSE.

IlBERAL RAIlFlCAllON Al OIhAOOoL'
TWO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY HERMAN, COR
BETT, AND OTHERS-LARGE AND ENTHUsI-
ASTIC AUDIENCES.
Long before O'Clock on Monday night, the
10th inst Shakespeare Hail. at Syracuse, was hed 10
overlooking with crowd anxious 10 hear the issues OF
the campaign discussed by the Liberal candidate Tor
Governor Of ew-York-the Hon. Francis Kernan-and
1T soon became evident that hundreds OF people would
nave TO ne turned away without word unless an out
door meeting organized such meeting was there
fore held in Hanoyersquare and able speeches were
made by the Hon. D. BOOkstaver VIM A Beach, ana
Isaac ID. Garfield The meeting at the nail
was presided over by the Hon. Patrick Corbett'
spnported by q number OF vicePresidents represent
Bne the eight wards of the city. Mr.. Herman
,,non being introduced TO the audience, was received
with such hearty and prolonged applause that II was
-some moments before he could begin his speech lie
ead that such meetings, large or small prove that non
est patriotic men, without regard TO the parties with
which they have heretofore acted have united for the
ake OF the country and for the purpose Of Tescuing
from the evils with which It s threatened The leading
.puestions which divided the American people In the
mast have been settled and there is no longer any dner
enOe Of opinion respecting them They are now Occu'
ped with the questions How shall the Government DO
administered How shall we bring up to proper GU
genship the oOOred people OF the south how sIi v"
ngain restore between the people OF tine ooueh 1ao
Xbis Government permanent and which alone can MAKE
this people prosperous and happy lAPps9s s sban be
dn0 Pc ADMINISTRATION of our pubic affairs, with
to the welfare OF our people ana tns Witch
seems 70 look only 10 the peTpetuatng OF rev men Al
S ~ me Fa ba G s be Exercise Of Federal patron
age not with view Of having the admnls IRA ION
purpose of rewarding partisans that they may hold
clique faction IN power IN the federI pI ~
Shall the administration have these ENDS or snaid We
bring Il back 10 the standard Of our Government
that shall be administered with the view, Che SOY
view OF making our people united, prosPelOTls' fun
happy the Union perpetual and freeing our people ro
all bitterness and hatred which has survived INC orsn
ing out Of the late keOeliOn lAppauseJ hna ri-ht
istratOn OF the Government Is what they nav IsuS
judgment, even without specifying or cltlnS tt
You Republicans, that have put this lto
nent that YOU intended and desired, when four years
ago you cOnded 70 those now III power the aulhlSIa
A mere faction Of the men in the Republican party
nave seized the power Of the Government ana are e4eI
cing that power 10 perpetuate their own domination,
even against the win OF the people policy IS being
pursued in reference 70 the oouIloa seH4 t
tonds only hold them In su0Jecton 80 hS
plase VT? The object Of party 10 uphold name;
mot together when the question:, s S tor tb
members 70 act untedly are past t az r
purpose OF intoxicating the principles 1l o J eoS'
aud united with It's Republican TRENDS, iet that
tlnOu Let us remember that 10 Is our country that
We desire 10 serve Let us remember that there - no
hope reform OF the abuses when eAst e1SepG ny
OyertkrOwDg the men In power at the election ths fa
And sensible men as practical nen' as p S1tUb ads
rft
with tbose Re ubcans who have broken NON PSS6
lies for the sake Of their country, TeestaUsnink
Great prinoipes laid down in PLATFORM ana placing
nm uower Greeley and Brown" lAppiause'l a.
Mr.. Herman then reviewed the causes , mI ma tbeV
incinnati movement necessity ana showed tHat ~
still existed NOpretense had Deeu maui " h
many of tbe abuses OF the present ADMINISTRATION Dut
che people had the promise Of the lADeIa parry w
Reforms the people nave been clamOrhg IpI shal De
made HI Mr. Greeley Is elected. He was not one OF que
men who supported Mr.. Greeley az chOlee Oh eElis
De had no fears that he would prove adequate u ~
work OF bringing about the REFORMS we teiIiJh "a ~
Herman gave his u detail Tor the Ialtl nc Ia ~
the Liberal candidate the Presidency ana closed WIN
a few general remarks upon the manner ia WHICH oNS
Liberals should conduct the campaign
The next speaker Mr. Corbett the President OF
the meeting, who made few timely remarks, "hlon
were well received by the audience. He was loudly
applaudod throughout, as Mr.. Herman ana
Mr. last speaker Of the evening me
Liberals OF syracuse have sufficient reasons 70 DC wen
satisfied with their meeting and cannot tail 70 produce
good effect BhAngsgate is net feature at LlOeIai
meetings and senslDe people soon recognize the gOOd
hOnOrabY conducted cause. Mr.. Herman was ser
euaded at the Vanderbilt House, and responded WIN
few appropriate j. ID. Garfield and others also
made brief speeches.