The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-03
ROSCOE CONKLTNG AT HOME
Uucn Forms n Campaign club TO Press hi.
Claims.

ffom ne Bl,rIlo G mmsrclql Adrera,er
The first public meeting Of the Utica
tnnkiiug cub - was held IN As cation IIall.
Utica. on Friday evening last. and even the
H'rJh says That . there wAs large attendance.
ana that enthusiasm and eIrnestne-s were
u anif' sted by butn speakers ana auditors. -
The Hcr!ht also gives a fair report OF the princi-
unl speeches made at the NEE Ing ON the
whole, We Judge that IL Is beginning To feel
rather Lonesome In III opposi I'm 10 Mr.. Conk-
line. one gentleman VINO WAS G lied upon for a
speech. iustsdu Of responding In that W ", re q
20 article from the tca Hgnh Of Ny III,
1873. on " Mr.. toukltng us Chief Justice" For "A
re- tscn now well UNDERSTOOD the HcrId was
very anxious that the senator shoul vaCate his
present place ana ACCEPT thAf tlg Office Hence
the poiut of It's uutrt oil sntyatiou I mt I" IL IA
needless to add tn 1t the ar icle was well written
and receive "i'h apnlause."
A nag was pros antcd To che club In behalf OF
some itiendS In New York. The fOll lowing pre-
nnnle AMI resolutions were unanimously
adopted with three cheers:
uh,reds. We fc, Just pride in the public career Of
Eosco' CouhliuH the an, defend = Of hutHl re 4
H. OF t1e boileal tqunny ot ' gissea AID condi
the orator ut Lacqulilrd eOqucnce. the man OF de
M 'aigioc IN .us,ri. and uunihciing d'votion &,
@ cd ~ w. nn, 49, 1nnet2, Ia NeradnW OF a.
has from tue very 4iH,'ion Of the Republican
a. II principle "a nov ia ur6uoWlodgcI lealcr ia
senate u Cpled states. hua Ate r,most repre-
" ni, ltis o.lo.de nat the Empire State "a to be
N battle ground Of ht Pr'.i eniN contest Of 1870,
AND that ~ vote Wlll 90 Of overwhelming npo rtinoe
u ths snp,otonis< fanpalsn ana ~aereai, s9Gu
I'D OR Tnop tne elect ~ ,ote Of the state Of New
fcsoired rhsi tic Republican party in tho State 81
structed aad BEGGED 10 -upoori him III ine Naii.na
c!!.enol at Cnoinnrli ~ rs oanddatc tor NY oihce
10 he iast. ''' " '''-1 y "'''
AmOngth the MANY warm and euloGistlc remerk-
rep rted, we fad none more strkingY truthful
than IN Of tns speaker who said that Il scoe
tonkliug WIS man who never turned his
bach "a friend or foe, end In whom thefe was
al NJ nm Ia Ia.
coluhns was hut repeat"d wnen tue Secretary
raj /. " He know that Roscoe CInkliig woul
r pport the Republican nominee fnr Pr,s,dent
no ma ter who Ia Z nominee might Oe." The
Secretary read the following song;
HUHHAI FOR CONKLlS0
Met Of Oneida. fuller not.
AID S' Tol "a in sGq a gum sd 5y Sr nv
Like oceans m' Rad " yes.
Our hammer is Ia gallant hands.
Aad iG .@t ' IA, ' ime ", t utnsne o.
Your SatcANO.dln the h.ht.
Friends Of the Union fatcr not
Tuc battle nuur draws me
Ana Yards on !e REAR
bu' scnd taen. a, does glorious" Phh."
Aqa act l.le ,.e Of CoaEiiag cheer
A man CONT actors cannot faint.
Nor ON &c scrKers Guy
Vice. con-eiencc is too lear TO sell.
whom al me Democrats combined
IGen let Inc name OF UonNilng lead
The Igit that must not fail.
Now win al noble victory,
on 'ida, Just ana true
Ana stand undaun ed Tor the man
VINO ever STOOD lrJOu.
In peace ana var the poor M ~ friend
Your soldiers from tne held,
villa blessings upon ConK1ihg'5 name,
CohjIrc you not to ylcld.
On, rally round the dear old nag.
ANA by the Union etann
No trNtofa IN puriia's name
saul ~ Ike again our land.
No, ~ the mob manfred dead,
IN q uG's an Freedoms name,
win Roscoe ConNling In the van,
Wen wipo away our shame.