New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-12


II one gave drop Of cold water erect OF bread toa
fugitive !rDm slavery, he could be indicted, fined, and
imprisoned Uncer te infamous Slave law OF $500 TN
the infamous nlaes laws os the western Statesat
the time the RcpCblicaD party iii q woman
slavery, clrryo,c her child on her bosom hav
ihg egue THOUGH m0fasS aud brush and thorn.
AID tcets crossed creeks and rivers AUD had GOT
within one step Of iiecdomw the light OF rae North
Star shining IN herPye-with her wltheTe1 cnll upoh
have given her q drop water a crust OF bread not
Only that but under the Slave Law Of 1880 1t was The
n Cutc. that woman and baud b.: back 10 the dominion
OF her mas and TO the Democratic lash. Kisses
had corruitc TIC church not only in tho South but
large propodop OF tie church IN Tie North so iaat
ministers stood up IN their pupits mere IN New
Work aud defended the very infamy that l have
sas sSa Nm IN 1868 met met IN Gs%ea syod
and passed two resolutions. The first resolution
second Besoircd That God raised up tie PresbyteIau
Church sough.to protect ana perIetuate That Sitr,
did this lie chose more infamous instrument TO
carry oct diaboical object. tApplauseI what
more had slavery donei AT that time 1t ad colrdped
the very that in nearly every State III tins
UnCn i Democrat had goAc TO The nut Of poor negro
ana had shot down his wife and children before h!s very
eyes, b. styauged the little dmped babe in the cradle
70 svc snomy Ho was not iloScd TO 20 before
magistrate ana idic the murderer; he was not allowed
against the wretch. Justice was not only blind Gnt
deaf; aal Thar was the idea of justice M the
SCnth when the Republican party was born when the
Republican rariy was boyD the ycp9 tie bloodhound
was the music o. Ls Union; wien this party was born
ilpun sayo-pcns. N which crouclicI and shuddercd
women from whose breasts their babes had been tern by
NIetchcs who are crying for honesty ana reform
lGltat cheers ond applauseI When the RepuOhcah
patty bora bloodhound was considered as one OF
the instmmcL,alnes OF Rcpubleanisn. When the Re
publican marty was born the church had made the cross
Of ChriSt whippag-post. When the Republican parry
ssA1est idSa Of justice, pr9yded black prh lo was vas
lstence, If negro had plot Of ground ana ana
planted cor Il dn had and lain the Synr ram npon h3a
and the ays OF hrht shot rcm the cxhaustless qver
or the sun had qnickened the blade and hnly rpened
ana SHOT HIM the ourts OF the United states did not
know 10 whom tae corn belonged lGreat apnlauSel
We preteiea as that time to DC nee country II %,S
le. We pretended az that tune TO do justice M our
corts II vas he And above All our prSien5eS anu
above the clouds.
BsErU or THE NEW ORGANIZATION.
The Republican party into power when 1t elected
Abraham Lincoln lreat applauscl when the South said
they would not stay IN the Uniou aqd James Buchanan
said they AGd right to go ont OF the Union and when
he said that away over IN the amen sheard
another little fellow who squeaked ont, say So too
his ralre was Samuel j. Tilden Tremendous laughter
and gpplanse1 The Democratic party then and now
says that the Union Is simply Goniederacy out want
this country 10 Jc nation. Think OF the growth OF
ambition in lite Stale like Rhode Island! tApGlanse
taiK about tie depressed condition the country Who
made 1t so Let every one o. YOU worsingmeI, When
t6c blister ald undgr it you will GGd Democratic lie
[Appause.l The Democratic party has not proposed =
i}ng that would net have destroyed che Cove unrnl
for Sixteen Years Not one All their ideas are in pO
tea com terry to-day [Applanse M
Democrats to-day searching around in the old pon
cal ccilcteies OF hygone agos Tor standard-Dcneis
Vnpy rated up massachusetts, tl1t old cemetery
"Reminiscences. Charles Francis Adams, VINO lad MS
heuchncn NJ Cincinnati, hoping that be might get nom
nation from toe Republican party there; who was
edugiy wiling 90 take the nomination ~ 81 LOUIS anu
take the Reauhican nomination Massachusetts,. But
finally .t1 Democratic party, wishing Ior some evidence
Of respect hity knowing that no live man would leIu
his name to them for moment CROPPED in this Old cenie
etry Of respec1biliy and h5hed out Charles Francis
Adams. iAppldus,,l TIC law aEGnst NolaLIg lne
sacrednoss OF The grave ought to be enforced Laugh
/ Win tell you few things that the Democratic party
have como WITHIN the last lG years. In tlc hst place.
thew wer MOI willing that this cGuatry scdld De- saved
unless slavery eggid he eayed WIN II dnere neci was
mOeTyt, hOrih or soGta-ana Dy Deinoyrats mean
the elleNs hat stuck 10 the party All dmlns lhe war
The ones thai stuck the party ale IL was disgrace
the ones that stuck 20 the parry from sipie' pe c',
encsstEcre never was one tnat ld NOT ilik more o.
tho institution o slaye than he did Of the Government
OF the United oiatas not Que at ever shW OF ld Oh
And hcj sad u as for al those years " you can
seip ron % 6o ,ot nr1,,e ttt fbis shall h. an
abolition ware so The Democrats party from the h;st
said, A. eGlr: 10 preserve fhls Un!on Is unronsnu-
tlana ard hoy made bgea .woTk OF the Constitution
Tor rebels to gel behind aud slo0t down loyal mem so
that tho first Charge lay ~ the feet ~ the Democratic
party he frat charge axe in the indictment, u,
mat ines Thought more VI slavery than oi liberty
they are IN tie saine condition this moment
TS Text tbIg they did 20 discourage cnliotm'nis
10 tho North. They did all in their power 20 prevent auy
mons gong into he army To assist n putting down the
rebellion AJn mat grand Iei0rmer and statesman
samuel j. Tnlen, gave 1t as hs opnion th1t the south
could sue, anu that every soldier WHO pun hs Ipot q"
cred Southern soil wond be tfeapa5ser, ana ceaiC
10 sued before Justice OF the peace, Inc
Democratic party met In their conventions ~ every
fiJe North aud denounced tie war an abolition Eai
I'd Az thain Lincoln as y !ant ana 9t he sly Int
Of al ~ pc on earn thht nave peen ClolGu Mi.h ,oD
lutte power Lincoln Is the only man VINO used that power
without abusing y except on ,nS sue e o. 9 t
wit th- rebes-hcy did [lAugherl They said TO TIC
aoia On hold G;li hold hard iight Iard, until get
tie POLITICAL possession Of the North ana then you can 80
DEMOCRATS DURING THE WAR.
What more man by the name Of Jacob Thompson
"a nice Daa, and good Democrat who thinks that oil
ali the 10 reform The Government Samuel j. Iildcn
Is the beet nanJagob Thompson had the misfortune 70
be very ' gorors Democrat. aud viii show you What
mean by Chat. A Democrat during the war who had
Iusget-vOu understand. KnusEet-he. was rebel and
during the war rebel that did not have 1ntskcL was
son viso:5uo Democrat, because nc had mlsAet
AftoFYaTi he sent by the Confederate Government
he cool bewoeo 100000 and 100000 for the purpose
Of COOPERATING with the Northern Democracy ne gov
himself ACQUAINTED with apd ia connection with the
Democratic party IN Quo, Ia Indiana, and ~ Illinois me
gorouS democrats, The real Democrat IA 'hosc S,e
LiDcrty, Knights o! the Golden Crci order OF the star
ana yjIo oil ser beautiful names ami their object was
IN rcFrgsc Rcha prisoners from Camp CHASE, Camp
D0Ugl ~ CHIC and from one camp III Indianapolis
and at1i ser camp az Rock Island 1Eer object was 70
rise lr. in the rear, they called -.n Otler words
20 bun down the homes OF Union soldiers while tley
were IN he front ngh.ng for tie honor Of thcir country
Ibat viii ID object and they put themselves ID con
nTe,sr on he 18TH Of August, 1864. 1t thought
hast 10 bold Jew public meetings for the purpose OF
aruur public mind. Ibey held tne first meet IN
Tic Clly Peoria, where live. That was aug ., lsO4
Hers ey came IRON every part % HE STATE anu were
ad -essed by The principal Democratic politicians III
IuDola 10 that meeting Fernando Wood adj
dressed a letter, in which he said that al
Though absent inc body hc should. be present
I'm eirt George Pcndlet0n OF Ohio George Pugh OF the
sac state 0Our OF Connecticut ana various other
Democratic gentlemen, sent acknowledgements aud cE
prescus fIevet 10 tbs Democratic meeting, that met
at ths SINE the purpose OF rSanZmg an uprising