New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-06
rnc Linnor Dcnlrrs, Associalion of Do city
PARfDE or BROOKLYN DEMOCRATS.
ADDRESS by GOV. TILDEN-PRocEssIoS OF ABOUT
10000 PERSONS.

ADDRESS BY GOV. TlLDEN-PROtEssION OF ABOUT
10000 PERSONS.
Gov. Tiden on Saturday evening reviewed
tie Democratic torch-isht procession M lirookyn In
the early pat OF the while the various divisions
were forming in line GOV. Til,n was entertained by
number Of his frcud~ az Diet r., on WIsnnS,'iai lie
was introduced By Henry Murphy and spoke IN sub
stance a- follows:
thank ,ou citizens Of Brooklyn, not SO much on my
oW arriut 30 behalf ot tl' Cause represent Tor thc
manifestation you make here tonight v Is E"t ny
cause, but .r cause 81 me rt"ple you rr.,n H. IN,
contest /, he gr Attest, tue most Interesting tht most
solemn, tho mO-t nlonenons that has naplth'L s'n,o
10" revelation Cl $500. Tie qhH'I'H u W.. 'lt We
o.all LtNc united harmonious EoNrIim Ht "'' 'ou
Try repre- sEuE the people OF all r"tc-' a''."h' ana
races; whether we SEui JON u1'. ii'a I.'i "a
onward tue great principles 10 which We nave o'Ho'e
orrclHea Too LONG. "'Ss We h'Nt Di,n yhs'-i I
~ domestic brp.ls Can Nc"-l"i1 ana h,'oEHn uc
uIo.u.ruu, Wlth tine policy that destroys one
Lal. q. the coGatyf can u'y b,tI lHai ,iG ,'I
l.i trouble with tie South believe that WIN uuai
inous accord We carry on tue GoNctument "h thc
basis established hl Tue re- ul.f 81 'M' G", i'' T
DIV Iierc trcit eng about Tue u brl Claims I'M
d.r-iud that pdr-Ou BrOwul"w was circulating my let
Ter to prt votes for the hepublIcan cause am very
G,luv to have HIM go that That letter was sup
did not suppose that 1t WAS act
either OF COURAGE 81 bo!duess to IA he a drc!i-
ration ON which loh North aud south agree am sure
thai tue Spt ia- h"" Dc'ouc uI'tiA In 'n' 7,u.h 70
share. IN the common duti.- of American citizenship
tIt were not sa. do not doubt the issue OF this con
test and when the result shall be declared believe th
J. VIII be SUBJECT OF Nohkldtudil"l '''' Ah ''''i
mcu has saved not only from the wronE-oets, buJ
from the weak men who 20 with the WrougNl1cr5 VINO
have 10 saved IN spite of themselves. have tclt
ary since nave seen the names OF various men signed
ia tue calls Of our ant EOusts, that nave entertained %
moi pu human weakness greater than have over en-
trtucd before, knowing what they nave said 10 me ana
Iry friends. see these have to be saved 10y the
mower OF tue common people nom tncr own weakness.
Flo.u this meeting Gov Tldeu escorted to stand
which had been erected in JOraemon-st behind the City
Hail. that might review the tOrcnght procession.
The open spaces IN the vicinity and the walks were
crowded with spectators. It after midnight when
the van OF the procession appeared, headed By Gen
Dakn. II occupied IN passing, with all the delays and
me long intervals between the divisions nearly one
hour. each company filed past the stand they greeted
Mr.. Tlden with "A feeble cheer To which he responded
by hitting his hat MucI more enthusiasm was
shown before the houses of private individuals
than before the stand There little In the procession
either unique noteworthy. Large portion Of lt WAS
made up ol small boys, who would occasionally dart
OF the ranks with their torches The lines miIcled IN
struggling and irregular form. All varieties o uniforms