New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-11

sary. Gov. Randolph nominated Gov. Wythe OF MARY
land President OF the meeting, and the following wee
Presidents:
Tboa a Keenan, NJ c., Judge ]. Abbott, Mass.
Col ID \ Armstrong Wis, John II. Palmer, Michigan.
John Martin Kansas, {. Ii. Berry. minnesota
VIM r. Niblack Ind, EDin BArksdale, Miss
W. b. Brown, Tenn, w, b. ThorDburgh, Nevada.
Thos. s. Babcock Va, Charles Mason, Iowa:
Peter NJ box Ala Harry Bingham. N. H.
S. II. COckrill, Ark, CDas Hlgnt, n: Y
VIM NJ Gwin Gil VIM. Williams, N "
N " Stephens Conn Gen w. McCOOk ONO.
Chas. Heistard. Delaware. M. Kelly. Oregon:
G. Il. DYKE. Florida. Geo w. CasS, Delaware
Oden Bowie MARYLAND Anasa Sprague, IL L.
A. IT, ColGuitt Georgia WIZ Akin. South Carolina.
Gen Philips Illinois j. X. Reagan, Texas.
n ID McIlenry Kentucy NJ Il. smith, Vermont
l. M sandridge LOusianr John Hail. West Virginia.
g. X. Lyman, Maine. @. Bourke, Wisconsin
SPEECH OF GOV. WHITE.
Gov Wbyte in taking tho stand said: AS Chief Mag
israe Of this Commonwealth he had taken no pant in
primary meetings in the Convention up TO this
hour but now, since the two great political
organizations the country have presented candidates
representing the respective principles of their party 1t
tho duty OF every citizen to decide and declare under
which party he Is going 10 enlist Gov Whyte SAID he
had always supported the standardbearers of the Ma
tionaI Democratic party. and he was going to do so
now. [AppauseI Tho question re 1T - issue - In
This conflict ia too narrow for to hesitate where to
stand On side. you have Federal domination,
usurpation. and personal government. On tho other
side arc Constitutional guarantees, State rights and
civil supremacy lApplanse Inc 81 , OF te
is Horace Greeley Tremendous applause L frankly
declare that never expected to see tho day when
should support. Horace Greeley; but we have to,
I IiaSgbtsr i'1 with ess jets IN It. and q there
w was have eH Washed il out LaasSter Radicals tell US
that we don't know whore Greeley s going to lead u.s.
Sn SgSdS eory we know what the land Of
ILaughter We know that it is peOped with political
T SGope No Change rom King Log to Horace Greeley
can be The sooner We can got rd OF shoulder
appiauseI Horace Greeley is pledged 70 bring peace
and quetude to every Preside he Is pledged 70 restore
or low; he Is pledged to bring Cancellation
and harmony to every section OF our country ana 70 90
all to promote peace and prosperity az nome ana 70
bring honor and respect from every nation abroad.
lApplause To-day our work IS bnt begin Toimo g
aud next day you have yours to perform WIN ndel
ity TO your conscience and to your country
SPEECH OF GEN. s.. r. CAREY.
Gov Whyte then introduced Gen. Samuel F. Carey Of
Ohio who spoke Of the disnteratOn OF political par
ties upon change Of issues and said it
WAS sometnes difficult TO determine where we stand.
Ont of 81 Radical Senators at the breaking out or the
war ak have died. 10 Grant 10 for Greeley and
OF two IL is not known how they stand 30 things get
nightly mixed UP. Former Rebel soldiers are now In
the Radical party, aud many distinguished soldiers OF
the Union for Horace Greeley and opposed to the
sOlidized despotsm to which we are now tending
Honest men who opposed to the Rebellion opposed
TO South when 1t attempted TO separate me states oil
the Union are now as opposed 70 ns rue 0
that we have O strong Government we
have strong %ni from ano reasSsSp
aud from pecuniary considerations. we nave strong
Government strong combination OF rsit t ri9g S
the people mighter than all the rings mat
can be- formed. Ten thousand thanks 10 that
nomination candidates whose honesty, lneIlgence ana
integrity are az ncaTse Se has never ered IN
his devotion to tho Union. The sOuth can support
peace aud good will to all. The negroes support
Horace Greeley because he has been their friend for
over thirty years.
SPEECH OF GOV. VANCE
Ex-Gov Vance Of North Carolina the next speaker.
He said 1t was the first time he had ever undertaken 10
address at one time the people Of the United States
Gov Vance said his for supporting Horace
Greeley were different from those Of the people
OF the North, who live under State laws
and State sovereignty, and who sin have the writ OF
habeas corpus between them and dungeons. But the
peope of the South are trying get out OF hell fire. and
they are for any man who viii relieve them (AppIausel
The southern wagon il stuck ia the mud, aud they
S EfSs Horace out Greeley TS to it and while he
pulls you must push The Grant Republicans nave SUP,
verified the Constitution Of the United States suspended
the writ of habeas corpus suOyerted almost tue last yos
tige OF State Rights They have eneouIagea corrup
ton. They have plundered and ruined a
helpless people ana any pf p is nearf I,
inexeusabe IL he does not vote for Horace Greeley
[Appause The Grant party has filled the prisons Win
sid he was going for Horace Greeley because he was
suob good hand at freeing the negroes o no
would the white folks IN the South lApPlauSV'I
b. W. HASsAs SPEECH.
b. W. Hanna OF Indiana, the law partner of the Hon.
Dan W. VOORHEES, was the noxt speaker introduced ana
he began his speech by referring to the fact that nara
blows have been given and taken on both sides by
Horace Greeley and the Democratic party
and tho former has dealt harder p'owS
than the latter IL has been p'oauSe
his arm was the stronger Ho had all his lie Iougnt Tor
the abolition OF babk Slavery and he had won ho oa
tie and now he joins with tho DemOcratle parry 70 re-
told the audience that he had good news
from ,Indiana The contest IN that state was
them that In October Indiana would eject tue hon
Thomas A. Hendricks TO DO Governor OF the state ne
themselyes unaOio 10 join in the contest under
the banner to-day unfurlod' not 10 oppose
the movement for REFORM aud related an amusing hnec
ote about ouaint OLD soldier IN the battle OF NrwO-
leans who prv ed II God cOnd not bep ls side he
Ia man ed