New-York tribune., 1876-06-15


Sa Sa 'u' H' 10 SMARTER anu nope you VIII give Ill"
MOVES SPEAKS FOR OHIO.
Ex-Gov Noyes of Ohio was introduced. and spoke,
in part as follows:
years, challenges honest criticism We refer to our
from the limbs of four or live Million Of onr .eo c
zens The nous heresy that any State OF It's own mo-
trampled ont forever lApplausel We have settled it
that onr foreign born citizens OF the United States lap
pausc sa mp and down the earth protected by the
entire power OF the American Government. JCheersl
We are trying to settle tie question that the American
honest debts appausc they have done heretofore.
We trying TO settle the question that, in every part
every shall be protected in his rights OF person and
Of Of property, Whether black or white lCheersI The
coiored elowctizens Of the south who stood hy:onr
helped Us to fight the battles the country. renem
her that tie bones OF those co ored soldiers are sleeping
fields OF battle wnere they fell fighting for the Govern
ment Of the United states; lCheeIsl Remembering
exist as a party organzatoii to stand by them
and tneir rights. IAppause.l Whenever we discover
thieves and rascals within the limits OF our own party
propose to hunt them and punish them. and drive
them out of the party INTO the one where they belong
Convention we OF Ohio ask only tis: W. fight ncbody
assal no mans reputaol whoever you nominate we
VIII tiy ana help 10 elect hn dppiustl az We want Is
man, IN the irst place, who Is honest lChecrs In
enough to know what is right aud what is wrong ZAP
plduse In the third place. we want man VINO ~ brave
Che,rs Give a man Of great purity Of private He,
and AN uneXceponaDle public recod ana count ON Ohio
next November. lGrcIt cheers.
TIE REV. MIR. GARNErT's REMARKS.
Calls were made for MIR. Ingersoll of Illinois. Mr..
Seward. and the Rev. Highland Garnct, a coored
clergyman of New-York. The latter assembled the
platform, and the Chairman then introduced him by
saying:
GENTLEMEN: take pleasure in Introducing TO you
well known before the abolition OF Slavery III inc
his felluw white citizcus OF the country-the Rev.
Highland Garnet Of New-iork.
Mr.. Garnett responded follOwsr
MR.. PRESIDENT AND FEILow-CIrzENs: 1 regret ex-
tremcy TINT y0Ir Kindness has demanded my appearance
upon this platform at this time. lwoud have been Det-
ter satisfied 10 have listened 10 oner gentlemen whose
well known, tn hear whom you have expressed
yOur desires and To prove that mean what say you
wI find nat tnc which intend To make Will he
exceedingly brief II has gratted me much to hear the
gentlemen who have claimed your attention anu gaiea @
your perceive that one particular desire tat s
the hearts Of the delegates TO TINS Convention IS tbe
publication OF Government and the election OF men
President ana VicePlesidcnt OF the United states "o
shall only have the sagacity Of knowing what 10 uo
but who will surround themselves with men VINO khow
how TO act here to carry OUT the desires oi 'he true he
| pubcans of this country. lCheers.l
There Is another thing which earnestly desire, but to
when al,uson has been made Graiihcd as have
been hear IL announced by every speaker who has ap
pearrd upOn this platform that II Is your purpose To give
protection to helped 20 secure tc pcrpctny OF
dust it sniitcu down By dsuyal hands, let me
beg this Convention 10 notice this There were men,
from whose hands the feters nad been VINO go,
together their little earnings ana by Inc advice ahu
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day ami by tha Encouragement Of VINO deceived
you they have been deprived of their little earnings ana
to day there aching hearts AL over me country ana
rspCCally IN the South So you can. Mr. President, try
your deliberations to put in ittle plank That VII give
security TO the freedmen OF the spuin That thc Sorn91
wnc they endure in consequence OF tue rascaty auJ
yillany managers The freedmaus savings Bank
that you do IT, and You viii gratitude, love, and
respect OF that much injured people
FRED. DOUGLASS RESPONDS TO A usAS1MoUs CALL.
A motion by delegate from Michigan to adjourn
until 10 o'clock tomorrow morning WAS lost. The
Convention then raised a unanimous cry for Fred.
Douglass, who came forward TO the platform and was
greeted with an outburst of applause and cheers
that shook the walls of the hall. The Chairman
said: "Gentlemen of the Convention, Frederick
Douglass needs no introduction anywhere in the
United States.' [Cheers Mr. Douglass then adj
dressed the Convention and in the course of his re-
marks said:
Look at ~ when the Israeltes were emancpated
they were t"ld 10 <, aad D,r"m & "i I id ,ncms@yrs
with the means Oi sul'i.nce nitr thry should 20
free la the land which the Lord God gave them When
Ihc Russian serfs hid their broken and were given
their nbrrn, the GOvernII,nt OF Russia-Aye the
eamcipalcd Of land on which they could
1--we and their bread Bat, wnen yog turned us
loose YOU gave none. Won turned us loose 40 the
storm, to the whirlwind ana, worst OF an
| furated masters. lApplausel The question now
Is do You mean ton, TO- maks good ,n tme p.oi,ys
not of mere your administration lApplansel
believe there q. honesty In the American people, non-
esty tho men whom you elect, wi dom n ihc men 20
manage affair; but tell me, II your hearts be as
my that the liberty which yon nave asserted iof
the black man In this country shall be mainlAhtd' lAP
pl2usel You say some OF you tha yOh can g"t ',ShS
without the yoe of the black man Of the south :,
tat NAV be possible but doubt H. At any rate We IN
order to protection hereafter, foc r need IN
the candidate whom you VIII place brioe ihr country
assurance that tho Oiack uiaI Sil "HA '" .h,
baotbuh In safety, even IL We have 10 briuc bayonet
brnping forth either 6f the gentlemen named herehat
the Government OF the United states AN ho moral feel
| g Ul..t
wall of fire, and. instead Of electInS your PRESIDENT
without black vote may count IN the number oi
ihc old master states Of the s,nth. Cheer,l But
have no to address you any longer ANA you may
now move there for an adjournment, Laughter
aud applause
REPORr on ORGANIZATION.
Mr. Loring Of Massachusetts, then came forward
and read the following report of the COMMITTEE OH
| Organization:
! Jr,.id,nt-Edward Mcpherson OF Pennsylvania.
| Wee Presidents 80 Alabama, =; Arkansas. ~ W.
Gibbs; California. George 3 Evans; Colorado Henry
DAVID v. Moore; Florida. -; Georgia, H. l.; Motto;
illinois John j. Riuakor; Indiana, James = Frazier;
Keniacrv. T. r. Weir sr LOUISIANA George Y Kelso
Maine. Jonn Ii. Brown Maryland J.mr; l, a: larry iI
p Baldwin; Minnesota L. Begun Mls"Isoipp' NJ ".
shaugnns's M,soSI Gnsny%S 5. a. wr M He
Newell; New1YorE MarIal n.1l.. o. oDH GoOI..s; ns.;
jaInin T.. Wade; oregon; j. H. Foster; Penn n.L.n
sylvanla j. smith Fghey Rhode Island nenry iio% low
| ii. Harrison Texas. A. B. Norton Vermont. Georse
r. Stevenson Wisconsin, James Bntlln Arizona, DE,
forrest Por.er Dakota, Alexander Hughes District of
,,nin IL H. Tatsn New Mexco Samuel H. Axtcll;
Utah James b. Mexican; Washington, Eiwood Evans; ;
yyi1iSai Sscrimy~J NJ Bean OF Wisconsin, and one
| assistant Tor each state
The Committee further reported that they had
submitted no name for yice-President and Secretary