New-York tribune., 1876-10-27
REPUBLICAN ACHIEVEMENTS
.nnppss Ry GEN HARRISON OF INDIANA.

ENTHUSIASTIC REPUBLICAN MEETING N NE"A"h
THE PARTY's RECORD REVIEWED. AfAl'o ~
THE SOUTH DISCUSSED, AND INDIANA PROMISED
TO THE REPUBLICANS. -
One of the most enthusiastic hepuphc"h
demonstrations present canvass III newark ooA
,oce YESTERDAY afternoon Institute Hall. in Wasng
ton. which was well filed long before the arilVa oi
the speaker, Gen. Benjamin Harrison OF hulaha'
large number of ladies were also present IIo necs
was called TO order by Capt \. L. Bassctt' CDlIu'h VI
the Republican County Central Committee VINO holnr
mated for President Oliver Johnson editor oi i' O'u
Jo.y.od Gen Harrison on coming forward, vas le-
ceived with prolonged applause and spoke suGstah'LuF
as follows: .,... o,
lam here in NewJersey invitation OF the - ,,e fIn &
ira Committee 10 give you ocular dehOustidlOu 'u
bc Renublcan candidate for Governor OF lhdla Is ho'
Sey aeaq aA SGos never held more conf
denf hone OF success The cause OF llgiit anu uti az"
forc anv of yaa who have the impression ta tie leu
ican party beaten in that state We d no' aGe"n
rls an that hoped for ought To nave done u !ct
our hit Indiana not without some CLEANS OF SoI
III Was against the Democratic organization Mat haI
majority of 1900 last election. that was IN
trenched in every office OF power, that inc epuCa t
party made war in tho last campaign and If we ana not
carry their citadel We at least broke the Wigs Oh tef
army. Cheers We carry IN our belts the scalls Gi W
some Of their famed warriors lCheersI we navy u
our graveyards some OF their vaunted cmettals lA6
plause Set it down 10 our credit tha we nav IUI ItI
Their majority by 1900 Chcers that we sent lnsleau
of four Democrats loyal. earnest energetic Repuo
eans IN nne the t 'ei eosatmre and have now control
of the benevolent institutions OF the STATE g tn
I'm the local, minor, Dut yet influential offices from
which we may expect great help III tne coming caul %
n1irn IAppause. We have had all the gains, lne
Democrats all the losses. We renewed the contest the
day after the battle, and say today we haHe gVou
essSRs TsSSs and fT Wheeler. See nope '""' We
The Republican party and candidates commend them
selves To the intelligence and Quckeued cOnscences OF
the people. The Republican party ought TO cOnlto ts
cause il has grand record that stands security for It's
future performances Tue pfmScIaG parry 1 mas ca nS @ m nG
Endorsement. The Republican party can wrlIe aG1eNS a
mrn upon the back OF every promise III behalf OF tu'n
and genuine reform The Republican parD is
Young party. Many in middle life hrst cast
been the party Of progress; the party OF sal
walton to the Union; the party that mas mas
have gone The Democrats can't say ANYTHING IKE
taa OF m ner p@y eI e GG rT Rf treason c A ana the Deo
Gratis must excuse il we indulge III Ittle relhlS-
cence OF the Republican party We cant AFFORD TO aDo,
ism modern history the pubic schools TO accGmo
date the Democratic party. lAppausel Ihe IN Emtea t
States would nave been an inOsSlDhty TO-DAY ouI ior
the Republican party. During our career we nave never
built bridge the stream OF history that the same
Democratic party did say, That bridge Will break
down-t is Unconstitutional" But after IL mas pevh
along TO Write ven done" every achievement OF the
Republican party; tardy crept up to write an unWlhhg
& Y - rsf, 81 issues ever presented TO the Ameri-
can people. The Democratic party was ready 10 wreck
tine country IL might preserve slavery Ahe l'clup-
can party emancipated iOur millions OF slaves ana ID
that one grand act added lustcr and glory To our
country unsurpassed by any achievement ii oar na'io'
life since the immortal Declaration was ssIeu - 81
The Democrats opposed the use OF force TO put uoWh
Enforcement act, and all the measures 10 pun tlc M
mputs in force should think the Democrats would get
often mistaken Their party has blundered 50 often
that Dlundcung mas become constitutional Nlth H.
Strange itis mat after tho close OF the war the
American people should bear discussion on ihe 9ues-
rebel control We under bonds to God TO see tlat
the coloed men are preserved IN every personal Llsnt
IN the south. When the OF The Democratic victory IN
Indiana reached the south there great rejoicing In
fe heart and mind Of the southern leaders Is scheme
to achieve by ballot what they lost 10y the bullet IN
Alabama, wncn they hedrl ul my aeIta' th.3 uun i
know how express their JOY ana one OF tAely DIS
patches TO Gov Hendricks wound up Win thc Noi0s'
democracy ana CnIou' one anu ~ in,eP, P 'oI' ,
and forever" NulltcatOn. treason, rebellion, an were
bor Of the Democracy and the UAGn NoHiu nave oeen
destroyed mad the Democrats hud thcH We! IA licg "a!
we are "a party of hate IL Is Iase, ana Hbe on Ms
record for magnaninity, k'nlliiees ana hpAe 'ail!
as the Republican party. 1Ou may re1I the stOIs Oi
treason as il been written IN every other country
since the world begau aud It's closing chapters are Iu OF
executions. Is that the record hee oar handS are III
What we Of the south is that they shall not
use the power which the Republican party placed IN
Their hands tO strike the men who nave never iui
ieCu nT LEA " ia shal9ncf story The wheel cannot be
turned number of Southern >tates-South an
DINA North Carolina, Louisiana, MISSISSIPPI, ana Flor
id1-are as fairly Republican Vermont ana yet tie
Democrats set item down FOR Tldcn and Hendricks.
said Chicago the day ueore the order % the sec
retary OF War to Gen SHERMAN was made public as say
now that believed the Government bad pluck enough
to put violence in South Carolina Wmt have the
cOlored men 10 gam by disorder IAey arc hot me me
fomenOrs OF disorder violence they have been cruelty
nassacTed that instead OF beng Iicelhch al tIe DtOl
box they should be refugees in the sWdhp' MhIe nS
HamptOns rifle clubs guard the hallOt-ON when Iiiud
stall defend at the bdlObox the honest voice OF the
people. We are npe, lor ityolu'ion' WY 40 uo
Democrats make this Outciy against TROOPS
for South Carolinal DO they suppose any OF
Wade HaInptOns rife clubs will be intimidated by the
troops2 He who says insults intelligence Ihey are
mad, not because any Democrat VIII DC kept IRON tne
uolls hut they are mad because Wade HanptOn's rifle
clubs will be staye III stealing the electoral vote Demo
cratic permitted the capture OF an escaped slave III
Massachusetts, but the Democrats make great outcIy
when United States troops enter south Carolina to sup
press violence and msurIecuOn'
Gen Harrison then discussed the question of a. South
ern claims and Tildens disloyalty during the war;
contrasting the same with the heroic and patriotic ser
vices Of Gov. Hayes. He said
All that stands between the hungry claimants
of the south and the Treasury is the RepubA-
a reformcr. Mr.. Hewitt said Mr. Iiiden was
keen-scented hound / think he is the same kind OF
hound that slept the thcket with the fox all night ana
never smet IT, Applause and laughtcrl Anybody
who could walk and associate all those years WIN
Boss Tweed and look in his face and not know ne was
a thief is unfit 10 select rulers He not loyal You
can trust who willing to die Tor his country
hope mothers Of this country VIII NIL u ul OF just
such men as Rutherford B. Hayes lCheers go
Fellow citizens, | thank you Tor the cOrdlaluy with
which You have received and listened to this discus
sion Voices, $50 20 on can't 90 on Tor my
strength gone. refused the nomination FOR Cover
Indiana, but tie party nominated me Wheh was
absent and could not avoid IT. and then they came TO me
and said "Wil you not give up y0ul business ana your
preferences the public gOOdf II you don't you VIII
hurt the cause you may imper the success OF the ma
tiona ticket Under that impulse accepted thc noin-
nation and went ill., FOR felt that would have no peace
II any could say to that did not use my best
efforts country. DO your duty at this trying
time and let your gallant little state answer lhc calls Oh
duty. Prolonged cheers
Gen HarrisOn's concluding nentence was drowned In
the cheers which filed the hall for several minutes.
When had concluded he greeted by many old and
prominent citizens who occupied upon the stage.
Capt Bassett Chairman Of the Republican County Com
mi. ID M. tI,a