New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-18

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movement I read his speech that he made here
on o very sSiy a of
Of al psrtss With sSnsyoleSt SUs OF nav Sr
moline toward Cincinnati. and he may not He may in
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thing Is certain-ne VIII mo. go 10 'nD pn'" , '
yet because their GOOD shepherd Mr. belmont has not
yet named the place where no intends TO game Ills
sheep. - -
Now we come to Gen. Schurz. Con. Schurz is distin
g,iished member OF o class rather numerous In this
country Germans and Irsh-who arc foreigners :" by
profession" Gifted with remarkable talents, for tho
first three or four years after he became naturazed CIT
zen he nut them TO profitable use as Republican stump
speaker drawing good audiences and taking we'll His
high and Ss w IT.
several very factoring public empoynents, one or TWO
foreign missions, and aerwaId commission as Major
General in the Army. Now Gen. Schurz comes before
US aud announces that the great danger menacing
ths country the alarming fact that the war turned
iari,y that tho people seemed determined to mako
one or the other Of them President Now. there ,e
Is ono comfort ut loast about Schurz, III 10 saie
say that, although am not here TO make
any criticism his military career; nc did MT acquire
"mpoymsnt he il likely to get After the war, Gen.
Schurs drified down into Of Missouri where
Chicago Convention from Missouri to take part in
the nomination Of Grant: Returning from tho Chicago
States. Not content with that no became ambitions TO
nominate his associate and tho first service ne rendered
30 the Republican party was to oioct FRANK br "S n'S
associate. -
Now with regard to these gentlemen Foreigners by
iboy are more 40 than an ODonougbue II they Ger
mans they than Bismarck, and they seek ny
that one controls tho Irish vote and the other carries
the German vote in his pocket NOW. II am 10 DC
allowed TO speak from a considerable oDserVatioh OK
tending over period OF years.
IRISH VOTE AND GERMAN VOTE.
have found that tho Irish vote and German vote no
matter how much they have yielded to leadership az
home-deprived, they were OF tho means OF forming
Independent judgment-afer Ave or six years expe-
ricnce during which time they have become natural
lied as American citizens, and have learned
to act and think as naturalized American
citizens no man, or any ~ set OF men men,
tatious his display OF influence his counrymen he
never can and never will tho will of these people
a SS GSy c til Country ne
aye. In this audience. who would again cal,
do%a AppSusc For rescue ana ana heTe
to repe the and impudence of Gen SEIZURE
ne he 10 sEo UP neS %
them. leave that question with these remarks TO me
One further in reference TO another prominent
gentleman on the platform last week refer TO Senator
Trumbull Senator Trumbu made a speech tchoers and
Misses great c0mnOtOn in the midst OF which the band
began to play considerable trouble at the back OF the
hall .
must not fall to pay my respects 10 Senator Trumbu
He made very eloquent discourse State Rights, and
ON the true lines Of denarkaton OF the several De-
parments OF the Government. ! want TO remind
some friends here that may have forgotten a
seat in the Senate states by ignoring the
lines OF demarcatiOn, when ne was elected, ne
was Judge Trumbull. and held Judicial position
ppIsr
Ono further fact attracts attention in this
upon which we are about TO enter The Supreme Court
United States for the first time in the history Of
this country. has entered the political arena and claims
to control tho Presidential election. II has already
turned ont candidates from its eight or nine mem
bers 1t il rapidly evolving from it, decisions political
PLATFORM and if the Liberal Reform movement is not
born in TaInmany Hall, 1t is mixed bantliDg-
cross between Tainmany Hall and the supreme Court.
Judges Chase and Davis have already oyerrucd nearly
have. within a day or two, sgnaly surpassed and
ecpsed all former exploits in This direction by bringing
publican appauscl in their to carry
tho doctrine of state Rights TO point that South
They insist that in the Territories the Jurors Of tho
courts of the United states must DE mpan led by Ter
rtOra squattes ana not by the officers Of the cOurte
of the United States All. friends, all conservative
people when in the eagcrness to defeat brave
asprants that only false Ia all their allegiance TO
Republican party that has made them what they are
best traditions Of the - Republic that tradition
which from time mmemoria has taught us that the SUI
could enter the political arena, to it 10 Judge
should ever he appointed for political services But all
confde in him They know his courage and his
amsition impair the hold lbs has the hearts
of the American people Applausc1 lie will carry
pause He will carry one more. at leas--the state OF
New sork lAppiausel He carried IT honestly ,cs,
time. at therois fair election and promise here to-
night that the CITY of New-York Will give him 5000
nay best be Done among the two wings OF the
Democratic party-for there will be al least two
and the LIBERAL Republican move men tome what lazy
Df all these factous what may Of All these efforts
TO sisOrganize and demOraze the Republics, party.
rhc Republican pasty has seen defecCns before. IL
ost Seward and Johnson II lost Chase and Fessenden
AM Trunbu in the most critical moment II its fortunes.
Il survvsd their detection and all treanhery because
& H. inlnOpaby Implanted in the affection and
oni1,oe OF She American people lappansel and that
anie Republican parry that elected Grant mos aud that
has hity we'd line OF xdumrhs without example IN tho
history of parties will make Gen. Grant. IN November
ext lio own successor Great applause. aud three
;hcer3 or Grant,
CONGRATULATIONS PROM WASHINGTON.
After music from the band, Nj. Dodge SAID
PILLOW CITIZENS: The del.sataon from Pennsyivania
following states in Congress- send their o0niatula-
%s Sa1 ;psy to s %eei soi: MIA.
our, wiseonain Kansas Iof1 ana, MISSISSIPPI and
'outh Carein,, WI h the D%i''ct OF Columbia LAP,
t. (VoIccs-" Read it; read it'll No; there is
lOt time. We will have sos OF them published
ND you will understand their spirit. have now the
treat pleasure introducinfto this meeting senator
4 ilson. (Applause.l Mr. VI lson coming forward
greeted with three eIiso and much confusion
allied after they q IN. that MI Dodge said
ope friends will keep order, and know that he
moaning Senator Wilsonbw5 feel very much pleased II
will keep stn. After end restored the Senator
aid:
SPEECH OF SEN ATOR WILSON.
thank you feoweitizens OF New-York for this kind
reetine and have a. fave to ask of You and trust
ou will unanimously grant It. have few plain words
say to you tonight. but little time to utter
nemdn and ask you IN y neither applause. nor
but ,stej TO the few words have to say