New-York tribune., 1872-06-04
D THE "a RALLY OUTSIDE.
t,is FOUR REFORM MEETINGS AT ONCE.
PROCEEDINGS AT THE DIFFERENT STANDS
.r., AROUND COOPER INSTITUTE. .
THE GERMAN STAND.


and the Bible House. near Thrdaye.. was completely
cncreled by large crowd OF orderly and attentive lis
teners, who were unanimous in their expression OF sym
pathy with the speakers. The meeting was caiied 10
order by Dr. Gerk in the absence OF Col Rudoipn Rosa
who sent letter expressing regret at his naDy 70 DC
present. and indorsng the object OF the meeting just
before the speaking began, the Xh Assembly Dlstrct
Greeley Brown Club arrived and ranged themselves
around and upon the stand The first speaker was Prof.
Glaubensklee who was enthusiastically received and
said lIfo T.f f|.( ..r.
SPEECH OF PROF. GLAUBENsKLEE.
We are met together tonight TO express opinion OF
the Cincinnati platform and nominees, Horace Greeley
and b. Gratz Brown. Applause] And 1t is proper now
that should tho grounds wherefore we sustain
them They were nominated at first because of the dis
satisfaction with the present President; and second,
because OF the with the present Admin
stration party-that s the Republican party which sus
tains the President in all his unlawful acts-a
dissatisfaction which was 30 nobly and fully ex-
pressed the other day by the Hon. Charles Sumner.
II noteworthy that the party which so earnestly sus
the President consists chiefly OF that large body OF
his hands But the feeling of the country not repre-
sented by the Administration which has sacrificed our
the indirect claims included in the Treaty. regard to
the Alabama claims 1t presented those claims and sus-
asfifeaton, t. withdraws them In this matter tho
President have represented himself and few spec
uatOrs but he certainly did not represent the great e
public Of the United States lApplause Beside ths,
the Administration has refused and stil refuses TO DO
Justice 20 the people Of the Southern States. Seven
years have passed since the close OF the war and the
bloody fields OF the south have changed 70 0H0alhg
the should be obteated and the people restored 10
their proper civil rights. lApplause.l
WHAT THE COUNTRY WANTS.
The action Of the Cincinnati Convention intended
to right these wrongs and every there felt that the
nomination OF Horace Greeley and b. Gratz Brown
would lead to that result for they knew that these men
represented the feeling of the whole eounryhe desire
for reforms in the Government the wish for universal
ncooe tApplause1 They knew this would be popular
movement Tor Mr. Greeley fully represents the people;
he OF the people, lives with tnem and Is In SYM
pathy with them (Appause And throughout the South
and West there is no man who well represents
the virtue and patriotism Of the people no man has done
ship his capacity known to all. You know that TO
meet the present corruption which rules everywhere we
need such manone who s not 10 be bought not 10 De
led aside from truth or justice Such man Horace Gree
ey-he is honor itself He has been from the beginning
OF his life the defenderof the peoples rights lie has Deeh
assaied for hs peculares, but we all nave our own
Some have found fault with him because OF his adherence
he has ever sought to interfere with the rights Of others
He has conseled moderation IN all thin gs ana thTongn
ont has spoen kindly OF the Germans IN TIE TRIBUNE,
calling attention 10 the manner In which they nave
always amused themselves without f2rgettlng their err
humanity lAppauseJ Az TINS point lnIee cnSeIs loT
Gaubensklee we're called for and heartily responded O
Something has been SAID OF Mr Gre1eteys Pit Ponuiti
associates. But he has had fewer political fayorhs
than any other public man. He was oDnged 10 WORK
with others, and he always eh4se the DeSt ne Gou @ nu
II could not ignore every body he met Simply because
Z Z. were politicians. think the way in which he has
"a
Judge of his management OF publc matters. IN the
management of THE TRIBUNE, he has always associated
with himself the best talent TO be found, and men
OF the highest character eau upon tne Germans not
10 hesitate to place themselves in line in TINS movement
but u give their united strength to push II forward 70
successful conclusion. My firm opinion is 1t cannot fail
AS surely stand here tonight and speak 10 you, so
surely will the future bring to us the announcement
that the foe of corruption eyery%hee tne ried zen Gi @
people, Horace Greeley, Is the frueht OF inc OhIIeu
States lGreat cheeringJ
SPEECH OF NJ. ELLENGER.
ov- -crTtzpNs. In the numbers here before
and in the enthusiasm exhibited reflection of the
sentiment of Germans in NewYork which shall more
substantially exhibit itself by their votes in November
Any man who imagnes that the German sen
timent Of the land is not for the Cincinnati
nominees, altogether misapprehends the situation,
and at the very time oiceholders and politicians are
getting ready Philadelphia to renominae for the Pres
idency the man who has ruled by military power and
who would IL he we're reflected be empowered thereby
TO exercise dicatOria powers, this great meeting OF tue
Greeley was the frst take advanced grounds on
all the great subjects OF the last lhiity Years.
and when standing alone he advocated Ihe o aDO,
lition OF slavery. IIe has been fearless, and never
followed the politicians; and the movement at SIhctn-
although l. as German underrate the efforts OF
that great statesman. Carl schurz. lGreat applause
day showed the small dimensions OF the PRESIDENTIAL 0c-
oupant. The Germans OF TINS country VIII r%atIrS % m9
principles enuuciatcd at Cincinnati, auu support
iS an m dcraicd his Office as the present occupant,
Declsroti9n of Independence arraigned George the
Ibtrd The Cpcnnah platform a second Declara-
ton of Independence It speaks the sentmentslot the
people and Horace Greeley Is the true repesehaVe Oi
tbot platforn and Of the sentiment Of the people.
The Greatest, most glorious thing IN Greeieys
life Is the banR Of jeff Davis IL is one OF the hooest
arts OF his life and now, when the war has been SIX
ear ended and the issues settled he says that brother
shall brother and shake hands, ana forget te p
and live TO make the future Of their country great ana
unite i'm fraterual confidence. The great want OF the
people to-day representative man in the Presldenti
cHri Tbc office which Lincoln held should be filed by
worthy successor We wish to have man Like Greeley
closed by urging Lis to vote for the friends OF
the Germans, Greeley and brown
SPEECH OF L. sCHEIDER.
The great bugbear Of the country is Gen. Grant The
revelation Of the Administration, as seen in the New
York Custom-house and in the New-Orleans Custom
house shows how he has been connected with corrup-
finn Military rings have concentrated in Washington,
and the Administration through its connection with
the Customhouse and in other directions, mas
shown itself the most corrupt in history "hen the
Chairman of the Committee on Foreign Analrs III tho
Senate disagreed with the President the latter would
not rest night or day. until Sumner the Chairman, was
removed Look at his action In the santo Domingo
oFor, The Administration itself could not support his
schemes in that direction, and congress NiseB et e
matter drop IrotR All tRIouTh e EswYorR Castomhouse
has become sink of iniaIy ana e PgesideU nj and .
eneonrage him Forty millions OF people are interested
I'm the 0esOn submitted, ana II restoration ana Io-
construction occur, they must Occui uo"' VI HN''i
SPEECH OF JULIUS KORN.
lam happy 10 see before me tonight so many OF my
fellow counrymen who believe that brothers in our ma
five land should take each other by the hand and forget
with the Joy OF reconciliation the strife that divided
them. when we see Democrats and Republicans uniting
70 save the country, it is good augry Tor
tho nation At the great meeting IN new
York in 1850 met in masses to save the CONSTITUTION;
and now again tonight meet here to accomplish the
- o,,ioct The President seems to care nothing for
The Prostitution nor for the laws OF the land, and I'M
aRines himself sumner calls him. the AheIican a.
80 20 a. only awakening the knowledge OF the