New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-06
LOCAL POLITICS.
c>,,p,c,xr cAMpAIoA GATHERING.

Iorge and earnest mass meeting was heiu'
iast night at the rooms OF the WIN ASsoIO'S 49,
groelev and Brown Campaign Cuo' iarso nas' o0a'
s,r n,riraits of Greeley and BROWN was I"iNo" ~
- tre ,lrbroom No 45l Grand-st Notices, sucn %
en-, p,,,io,s Cholco-Greoey and Brown" FIRST Gun
s., ,.,rtb C,rolna-Carry the News TO Hiram were
d,,,ved Chinese lanterns and flags adorned inc p',u
s. and a great crowd unable 10 gain admission !" tNo
All occupied the sidewalks. as o'clock tue ~.o''"s
.,,.,l,o6 10 order James NJ Carter was chosen fies
dent ana Peter II. Jones, Secretary Thomas L. 0o"'''
was then introduced, and spoke as fouoWs'
nIs PRESIDENT AND FELLOW. CITIZENS; You nave III
s,rbed noon your banner the names o. the cahuu"'oS
a. tbe Cincinnati and Baltimore Conventions hO'''.
greeley ard B. Gratz Brown. tCheersl IAe name u
Horace Greeley is familiar TO almost every man. "
and ohi,d4n the country lie has been living among -
almost siuce childhood and TO-DAY IVi -,
hrst Time he ia mangned and trsduced Us 80
vaeratng, uncertain, unstable as "S.oi' ,,a,tot
Ior the position of President OF NV go
State WHY gentlemen, this comes not WIN 80 ,t
e. ,,,,sa ver, men whom lie has talrght 10 W W.
tbev are in politics has helped TO their power al" 49,
-, Ia no. bce a candidate for Office heretofore u"'0
never sald a word against bis character III Loo,
ssne mon nominated him on the state tche' an"
nj was said against him then. In 1871 "hou 'o -
.,rnican Convention met at Saratoga, nc was Se-'N
a., ~, Covernor and your Senator, Roscoe ConAnhS'
ti, his vote This talk Of instability
= -, oretndjee minds against this good glorious
lt man who nevertheless, Will De I'o
,,.vt President Of the United states lCncoisJ
Am IN that very year 1870, Horace "Iovioy ~
dominated for Congress against the Hon. sahuel D. COA
a,d CANA within 900 votes of being elected Diu SON
be,r than this false word, "unstable as Watei' w"
rs IN ssTve Won in the halls Of legislailoni ~
<r ,oo,ths were closed they had not one Woru " soy
sns,. but now they find him siunohng-olOoA -, -
CIV Of their power and they say me is uii'' W.
sbis man has taught them all they Know mas ~""1s
e,.,d nas the advocate Of human Hghts-ho ina.tci
% IA soasp WA a
80, ~, yli always be- the advocate OF human rights
o., matter What the cline, nation, or condition. Oh ths
man may be. 49,, ,,, .,.,ss
question Of reconciliation, fraternity ana eood WI"
,oDeal 70 YOU who have laid down the sword, no"
seven wears after the We never TO nave pea0o
throughout the country When Gen Grant SAID Leu Us
hove peacel in 1865 we supposed that those words
meant something, hut 1t was mere lGio taIA'
ind 100000 OF fre9 white men are JUST Us
,nu-h IN slavery 100000 OF DiacA men
wan seven years ago. You who are here o Demo
Gratis stand noby before the country you are Wiling 10
sacrifice your personal predictions in favor OF your
own chiefain to lay aside all your prendices Dase'
and to take up as an earnest OF gooN IaIVh 'n"'
Won mean 10 carry out reconciliation, 10 tiKe hor"ce
Grseiey As yOur candidate. lCheersJ many
tbiprs have been said against that man; but,
!, Ina has doDo wrong he atOned for 1t all
An 1855 when this frigbtful havoc Of war 1had
ceased he came out then In favor OF universal
AMNESTY and universal suffrage. In 1865 when his party
WA anccessfu and his friends had put him forward as
candidate for United Senator he wrote letter in
(which he proclaimed the doctrine and that letter
was his death knel 1t defeated him for that ONCE but
le would rather no night than have office. Applausel
AGAIN when the Union League Of t1is city at
6.mptod to turn him out OF their ciuD DC
cause no signed JET Davis's Dailbcnd, did he
eriuce before themi Did be ask their forgiveness
Y,ver. no deAed them and said: "Turn ont If YOU
a M H. a
ii that Club today. You who are IRON iieithu hLOn
sagse BE was always ready TO stand up and fsht for
your rights He did same for Cuba, struggling LOT
indrpendeuee, and he stands today o me Ig1t OF se
poyerninost IN the southern States He Is opposed 10
Ieu;r,lizatiOD. Away with your military police, your
has spoken Three cheers for North Cardinal She has
sent such thrlll through the members OF Ih5 Grant
party that they know nos what 70 40 Gelt!eAen; we
tpon Us 10 stand rmly together shoulder to shoulder,
Bud there is mo such word rs fail.
ghe Secretary then read the following, which were
adopted;
w,a The preasa. before tant,sn On he oss hand
sogPss = STs@h . . .ae GSsPosif S 6ly p g
10 longer but to rise in our strength sod assist throwing
.sopsi Tbst DE Liberal Republican Greeley Brown CarPasn
Cub the vl Assembly Dsuei 20 oesJ approve o ne Pses
81 and s they shall be the rue Of our political action aa hey shall
R IR recognize IN TIE cnni'e' ior The Plsste9cy end
sofIeslto poi. IN H. 1., "nd wa nave shown
yos psemas9sy % s' Of 5 P1sgr re pT Of ~.
Rrs5 Tts we ta With extreme satisfaction the sdop
bon Baltimore Of the principles AL BON re's Of tle Clliu Coz
Vett On, ana toai we CONSIDER ih geS ~ N.e %
snssp eysI,vh'Is nsRg n esha 81 nos PsagY -a-
,s ,o sa fs ss. ss,ss, sSr pe ,S' S n Z
Resostd That We welcome prospect Of agh tIpHh ne
hbnger Of the hseon Ell = Republic $50 long prcsa TIE
ard broken to the hes West indeed peace and aooa VII
The nhsta1 hereof Therefore We are e;snnnsl to make or
h assoeaie. d. GRAZ bowl ett n me sOO So sense 49,
bsss 0. 1 E, q l- people sI 4 p eS an. S s
Of the Of Reform retreahmeqt and honest Admins
I asSS oaS Of o 3 asioS saSoH We es
s the cooperation Of all citizens without regard to past differ
ResSr T6si we the citizens Of the With Assembly District again
don to lar open tie corruption Of The present Administration and %
sncs future better Administration than before
characterized the Government Of this nation.
Isaac j. Oliver made sboIt speech, after which Major
Haggerty Introduced. He said:
1t Il the custom Of the American people TO meet and
discuss the issues between the two parties am here
90 give you reasons that induce to vote for
20 join in those general ISLANDERS that sometimes
S 6 gIS a am eR Ro gas 70 say tnt f
not gong to discredt him a soldier, because l
believe ne was good soldier but going 10 dis
credit him as "a public administrator
Major Haggerty, in closing, introduced Gen. Kill
proud Of this kind and enthusiastic reception. It
comes from those whom have opposed politically
through all the long years gone by well from those
with whom have been in sympathy and accord on the
great questions OF national policy il must be that there
are Grant Republicans here. several voices "NO
mot one L am sorry there none, for
them l believe did my duty as a soldier. We washed
Out tine black OF Slavery from and the
anti rs EN- bodied the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amend
ments TO the Constitution and Is everywhere aeknOwl
edged a. the law Of the land. The question Slavery
no Ionger agtates the minds OF our citizens, and the
old p0itical lines which heretofore separated us
mo longer exist. The questions upon which
wore divided have become historical, aud
are no longer 1--we issues My friends, we propose to
sweep away the present Administration by q grand
union of the honest men OF all parties, that may
government that will be honest, intelligent and
meTciful that may have real, heartfelt OF az
the people OF this country and this will be the last
pagn ia which party viii attempt perpetu8te It's