New-York tribune., 1872-06-04

must be permitted TO forage upon the country ,,Gs
and commit thefts and robberles, You can magaa gu,
that in state Of things as that that charges W" ~
be made against them and courtmarual VIII nave "
be summoned And when that court martial is con-
yenod, you win find that all It's investigations can only
themselves the accompices of the thieyes You or
xl from neHsT ,h6r get I%stso 'ns snch time
that there is one yiItuous ana n n0nGr'"iP
there Is the officer remaining whose heart is true 70 tho
impulses OF bis early enlistment that man from hecSs AZ
sefters viii carry away that band OF pundcrcrs all
the moral courage all the manly Independence ana M al,
desertions have taken place. and after the courts mar
tia have been convened you will find those thieves
President Of the United states from the fact that he is
commander Of tho army and navy and Ihat u may
cemency and his mercy. Under these circumstances,
the Articles Of war viii be ransaeked ana d,i 1t viii
ngly the President Of tho United states and you
will hnd that those men without public virtue WA VIII % 41
allow to asperse his character. AZ sach time
sary 20, wy you t or0anze another army 10 drive these
out OF the field, aud out OF civilized society anu III
among men in favor OF law and order and in favor Of
the military being subseryent to the clV authores
NOW is 1t not possible that parallel might be found
between such organizaton as that and the once nope
and proud Republican party Of the country Is the
political war never end while God permits you and
TO live Is the war not over and are ihey not unwng
TO ye T9 a ber % oes and the pay Of their soldiers and
90 back into their ranks as brave soldiers And
not fact you found it necessary 70 orsanize
that other army the peace esablshmen and pnt u
under the military control OF that nhtaiy ah anu MS
e0abOrers. lCheers.I
THE ORIGIN OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY. .f
Now, my Republican brothers who have not been able
TO advance with mo yet upon this question, wish TO
say few words TO you kindly and honestly this even
Ing promising TO you positively that on account OF the
temperature OF this ball will warm up with the subject
Cneers and iaughter1 Now, my fellow Republicans,
hoxv yvaQ orig
We organized that Republican party d as ar a. mar time
And what purposes call was lssueu az 'n"' 'i''
"a cali to the people of the United States without re-
gard 10 past political differences, or devotion, VINO arc
9nuosed 10 the repeal OF the Missouri Compromise, the
policy OF the Administration, extending slavery so tno
fstI iTeaI ssrr'oFeS' and in'a'0f Oi H'A'iS N"i''
That was the original basis and that the original
call What kind of response did yan give 10 tnas III VIZ
Convention which nominated John g. FrenOnti lCheesI
ResoIyed @ that we invite the afatlon and co6pera
tion of freemen Of all parties however differing from US
in Other rspec o IN b0iRy nRRy the extension Of aver
into tho free Territories and 10 the @
triumph OF saTe hat III tne eaorm 20 the country You
went into the canvass and with various results ulI
bdf To 50 long as the
cessy required suppose after you had formed Inat OF
canzation that Slavery had existed In only one Sate Vi
fine nOn and every slave, and every master in Tue cOu
try lived that State And suppose that STATE was
~atr and bat by an earthquake the whole State had
been engulphed that after you had formed thst pat
was wiped away by the act Of God; calamity had
oyeraken the salve region, the master mad dled ana
nothing further on which to enter INTO cam
pagn, for God and nature haa seIueu tne iton
lion But no It not taken out or your Jurlsulcoh
I'm that way il lived until 1850 and az the commence
ment of the was organized Dy asAIg oooSsSU S &
cesson from every man. We said II ne VIII ald US IN tne
preservation of the Union whether ne DC nlS ne
tonst Free Trader, Revenue ReIOrmer; Wne1nSI no
believes nothing in Christianity notnlng IN POlIucs,
Wit large
then made TO the Republican party lfo1 tJ lSnS t t
the War Democrats, and the war was ds with ms
Teen Tben tbe war was over when the amendments
were made TO the Constitution, and when the new legs-
otion of Congress had taken place npon the subject
where was the slave Gone completely as though ne
MA beep drowned In the ocean. Where was the mas
teri No master on the face of the earth 80 Iar as
nation was concerned-all gone. Where was the COn-
titntionS Carried into the Constitution was every
Guarantee for the coOred man tnat you anu euy Ao
swept away from under teet-al gone We had only
TO say that plans are now removed Let US ntTo
duce the living the representatives OF Tue Vlng ISSUES
| of this day. lCheers.l
LIVING ISSUES.
Right there All of our political trouble-a OF It,
! Morton said NO" Your Senator IA voice" Nor
ton is not our Senator he is brute own Sena-
tor felt indignant the subject OF dsbandng the
Repulcan army and going back into the pure light or
simple Democratic Republcanism that the curl on his
summit became more crisp than ever. Cheers aud
laugnterl They decided that tno va wti sm1ud ;b
| be rcsurrected by the power Of God or some il-
ferna agency. "We must keep our Republican organic
otiop they said order 70 do this we nave 10 90
several other things We hayelo reconstruct the cou-
try in such manner that the Constitution sali 10
saved that the laws shall be saved, and our RepuDl-
| can organization shall be more than saved we nave
organized the Southern states IN behat OF oery ana
the Republican party, and for the Republican party
| and liberty We got reconstruction established.
w a' t en States with twenty Republican Senators,
and most OF those Senators actual citizens OF the states
from which they came aughterl and all OF hem more
or less American citizens SO time went on with u.s. ana
| a
takes that of those brethren OF ours VINO had gone
down to the South had gone there as anu
the country without giving receipt or mem0Tahuu Oh
how much they have received lCheers anH augnssfi
aughter.l But finally it was said that jhe democracy
down there were going to live again; that something
must he done or the Democracy would come into power
and turn friends, and We WOnld ose our sen
nTs and power in the Senate and lose our members and
mower i'm the House OF Representatives, Ihey spoke
of losing their power in way thdt was NOT quto para
doxicaI and when we began to hold back ana TO ask
where was the constitutional rights of the States they
cave rs 10 understand that there was no such tuhs as
Constitution as regards the rights OF states that
| a. 90 Sap "a that matter was concerned, it was
| CalhOuuism and an abomnatl0n' FROM ,t99 Vnc s.o9 \
| 10 another we advanced until IL was ulscoHereu "a
tIata few men in the United States Senate ad come 70
the conclusion that perhaps tho people ahu & 1Io
mated traitors aud enemies TO the Republican party ue-
nounred I'm the senate denounced in the country every
where denounced as the future ales OF tL9 DeOoi"OJ'
| ~ Inc Ku-Klux and the Rebels OF the SOUTH , ~.
Now fellow.ctizens, the issue had to be met ana ~
nner SHS of Massachusetts, lives to-day. Three rOusng
cheers were gwen for Senator sumnerI MS heart Il
with you tonight. and also Senator Sch1Iz lChees
Now Ter me say to my Republican brethren few words
more say that the Republican party having lived tne
W NJ the narty that dealt with the questions OF the
ast has now determined to If there is any other
basis on which her members afatei aud TO settle
that question went to Cincinnati ana we setteu ~
| upon the basis OF that platform, which has elected
cheers and approval from you tonight well as in the
| decision of your Judgment.
Having that estate on our hands we went TO Cincin
natl What did we do there We issued before going,
fine same identical CALL in spirit that Issued in 1856
| and then we passed the Identical kind
| OF resolutions as 1856, and said that we
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