New-York tribune., 1872-06-04
THE RALLY OUTSIDE.

champion Of free so and free men was the honoiSSo
great masses-and his name s Horace Greeley "St
applause The condition Of the country s.an % almost
exclusively in favor Of capital and against Iaooi %
make ,e T sn feGT So aS SeaST m p0q Il h not republican it
Is not right The world was sv not i"',SS onr liber-
lew Few ovN was Seen ssheyed our battles foughti
not for capital but for eone Io neople think that
snSI naRes S man bat we win notify them by and by
that men are born not made 10y 'aiiViS' Vi "'' w -
swords alone. lLaughter.J
rnrE TO STRIKE FOR OUR LIBERTIES.
bave no ouarrel with Gen. Grant, no fault to fnd
with him personally but have fault to hnd win the
State OF affairs which we see around us do MT thnk
our Legislature il healthy; don't think
opr foreign affairs are conducted wisely.
There seems to be gathering up Of strong
contempated and it is high struck for our lib
.Ttics or Se forever fallen The people felt this;
YOU hardly ind gOod-natured man Ihls past SIX
siTnsSIipg against wrong that should not be
long TO form Of government A9d Witn, nI
the banks of the Ohio. hand grasping hand they
resolved on platform Republican, Demoeraue, ShJ ~
Right appause; and then they put the right klnd OF
men on il. Renewed applausel Let us look at the
platform There no taint Of ne mpers ~ P9te@ R @ SUOH
It, 1t asserts that Government IS made ior the peoPe,
and people for the Government 1t resolves that
Sminentiv proper emueny just. The greatest states
men of our country have been IN favor OF that
good Washington could be induced 10 serve the second
term. Gen. JacksOn-a name TO be honored wherever
uur;y and patriotism are admired-in almost every
1nss3ce of MS recommended the oneterm principle.
True, he compelled TO serve second term because
IL happened in the great struggle against the United
States Bank other man could lead the hosts 70 Nct2y'
and necessity made ms sStUn an S ont U f me
nature things; but what complain OF now Is, that
they are trying " create the e2cePuoh'
TIE PLACE FoR Tng REvENrE QUESTION TO DE MET.
Now we hear a great deal about Free Trade and Pro
lection Why saddle these questions on any Administra
fions They don't belong there. II is the duty OF the
people to themseyes and further, 1t is their duty
TO speak through their representatives and
ray how high or how low taxad9n ion Should Should
natl platform; pH.ii that Is the principle I hold,
OF GOOD eovernment let the people fix the taxation
and Yet the Administration keep their hands on nn tne
hills nave both Houses and let the President sign
those bills and about some other business Anu tne
Prsd, right TO change those bills, and we nave
nominated who Will keep his word though the heaV-
ems should fan.
THIS GREAT QUESTION OF ALL
There is another principle embodied in this Cincinnati
platform which comes home to my heart and 20 your
heart can speak individually for ii ever there was a
man that raised doSEs the and paid every
dollar of It, am that could not afford to be rich
when my country in peril allude to the question
here. feltow-citizens, desire TO be understood on
tins subject, AMI / say that ii is not right the
procamaOn OF President Of 1855 proclaimed that the
rebellion which existed in certain states was was az an end
ask, If the undertaken for the maintenance OF the
should continue 10 operate in those States which
have suffered the ravages OF war Has
there been blood enough shedf has
there been III feeling enough engenderedf Is there
not heartournng enough TO call upon MS 70 Put SOP
% the causes Gentlemen the American Union edhnO5
flourish enmtes. Let our people snake hahds ana
look forward to glorious Destiny sS a fo1 our boG o s
ne time yaSn could dR6 Re6s fRt y m6G i6ase On w6e S6e
shores should not also speak their minds
ON the sidewalk Of New-Yorkl lApplausel AS the old
Won Pe 80 S en q, fSe coubrv Whatever ms past
ina IS
arbuungs and exercising military control over the
ruins of a fallen foe When fight hight welas can;
when the lighting is DONE shake hands as though no
lighting had been done. How long could your nature
exist you were perpetualy thinking oil ennuesf How
the sense OF hate against man disuI6s your heart
gCsons your blood nItates y0SF Drain @ No.
TO God Almighty lApplause1 Wei, now If there was
10 than nat in the platform, there is enough to
stand upon, and enough 10 fight for
TuE RIGHT MAN FOR TIE PLATFORM
Have we got the right kind Of TO stand on that
plaormi What long time it would ahe to tell all the
good we know Of the fight for Their recsrd is
made up and II is clear that a child could understand
H. viii not allude much TO the man who has so often
had the misfortune TO differ from me- ILaughterl But
will say THE that d0nt believe an aoler head Is worn
did believe in all ms ideas believe he has made
mistakes; but know that when convinced of mistake
he is always ready and willing 10 correct IT, The man
Who is not willing TO correct his mistakes Is not willing TO
reject the genius OF institutions But away with your
pirheaded haers-I despise them. Your candidate for
Nice-PIesIdeut has record which no man need be
ASHAMED Of. How faithful was he TO the flag of ms
country during the war! How no6ly has he fulfilled all
the duties Of Senator! How noble ms administration
al the government Of the empire State of the Union
almost such are the who stand on this
great platform befoEe the people i'll the approaching
TIE PEoTLE ARE THE FIGHTERS
"Oh. you are speaking OF contests are Your Not so
much Of o contest Noise is not fighting Calcium lights
are not votes The people with Office not the major
Ity Why, gentlemen. the people moving in this
matter az II by inspiration. Why when the French
people almost without arms storIned the Bastle.
Inspiration upon them and the gates Of that Bas
ulle broken down and France regalned for the
time, her freedom 20 IT'S with our people now 1hey
upon the enemy's works, and without the burning
OF much gunpOwder that White House ceases 10
he afOrtcauOn TO DC approached through DayOnes ana
cauuOus. Well, now have made you a speech, and
have travel % miles 70 get home. But am proud Of
New-York where have passed the last quarter OF
century, when see people coming up and asserting
Their rights and their own principles and proposing to
vludicate those rights NewYork has seen some rough
passages, put there ls something IN onr noble
biage this 10 yindeate the principles OF freedom.
SPEECH OF JEROME J. COLLINS.
The immense enthusiasm which the nominations Of
Horace Greeley and b. Gratz Brown have evoked in all
sections Of the country is to sufficient evidence OF
their popuarity. When / consider that a change has
cone the spirit Of people since the dark days Of
the war and that nowadays think for themselves,
encouraged In the belief that the popularity OF the
candidates named is solid and enduring and not the
mere rOth Oh the surface Of the political chaldron. The
already expressed verdict OF the great mass Of the
peoule IL founded enlightened estimate Of our
"a this uncture for appears TO have no par
slel I'M the history OF presidential contests Here
We find fusion Of the most antagOnistc elements;
blending together Of interests which have been
customed 10 regard az irrecOncabe and though az no
croveT the for this change, must hail
Win Joy and admiration as reawakening OF healthy
political ie as tie commencement VI an era OF prosper
ky and reform. ,ApplauseI
WHY The DEMOCRATS WILL RATIFY.
There are so many reasons why the nominations Of
the Cincinnati Convention should be sustained by all
who desire free,Ipure' and enlightened government