New-York tribune., 1876-10-04

A meeting OF the Boys III Blue, to ratlty the
nomination of HAYES and Wheeler, was held last
evening at Cooper Institute The audience was very
large and enthusiastic, crowding tse hall and overflow
ing into the lobbes. A large number of ladies were
present. Among those on the platform were Gems.
Burke, Jardine, owen, Kerwin Mahone Davies, and
Tremain, T.. W stOughton, Judge Davis, eXJudge Mitch
ell. Albon r. Man, Col Byron, Capt. O'RourSe. Judge
Howland and Justus storrs. G. X Graham called the
meeting order and in very brief speech introduced
the chairman OF the meeting, Maior-Gen. Robinson.
Gen. Robinson forward on his crutehes and
was greeted with hearty cheers lie spoke OF
his association during the war with Gov Hayes,
and OF che htter's thorough devotion to
the country He spoke also OF Tdens GOODNESS during
the all patriotic impulses Of the curious state
Of the Democrat state ticket with scarcely original
Democrat It and Of his belief that every soldier
and sailor who served in the heartily in sympa
thy with the Republican party. He then introduced
Gov Dix
When Gov Dix first appeared on the platform he was
seen aud greeted with enthusiastic cheers and on coming
forward was again greeted with the same enthusiasm
During his speech the Fifteenth Ward Boys In Blue, two
organizations, and the Fifth Ward Boys in Blue came to
the Cooper Union, and turned away for lack OF
room. At time there were enough per ons In the
lobbies aud on the have made large outdoor
meeting. Cen Dx's speech also interrupted by the
reading Of tclegrams from Gen. spoouer Of Indiana
promising glad tidngs from thai ae from widow In
asking the memory Of the meeting FOR her
son who died in Andcrsonyllc; from Cen Adam
+. King, who promised that the Maryland
BOYS In Blue would touch elbows with their
Northern brethren I'm November next, and from
L. L. Trowbridge OF Michigan, who said: michigan
BOYS in Blue appreciate the significance Of united
South and through 1t the threatened triumph OF the lost
cause. Put state down for 10000 majority for Hayes
and Wheeler" Gov. HaItanft Of Pennsylvania sent his
regrets at not being able 70 be present. and added;
Whether the Southern Democracy the loyal people
tb. yxh
mcnt il tue which IL forced upon us by our oppo
neuts; as In le6i did not make it, out met IT, Ihc
mission of the Republican party il nos inshed until
every freedman Of the land is actually free, un;ll All
abuses reformed and until the fruits of the war and
the credit of the nation longer In peril Edward
Moore OF Maine sent promise OF 10000 majority III NO
verubcr aud repeated Gen. Dx's famous words, which
were greeted with enthusiastic cheers TelcSus from
T. = Tich.nor OF Washington and from Gen. Francis f.
Spinner were also read, Grn. spinncrs name ehcltng
prolonged cheering.
SPEECH oFGrS. DIX.
Gen Dix after the applause that greeted hin rs he
stepped 10 the front of the Platform had ceased, spoke
substantially as follows:
COMRNnrs: I affords me sincere pleasure [" meet YOU
here ,o-ui-nt huuf "iE'.h'iIoh y"4I h."'"'' , ,V,,
,ufuusiasIu. give ASSURANCE tIat son Wtli hot De- ouud
Unutibs iu THIS your urlNu VIII ne icll h
f a. 1rlc inn, tl, r,.ul as h wIs on tine result of
nnotusr conflict iu those DAYS oi dArAnc'a aud
d.u-cr Ia watch y.u clmc lo-,ther I" ulr
rifv f," of trc Union / r.jucc To sce ~ strong
&c. .rcscutaiun ui ouF co.'.rd hi''hf'u "".' ..'t9
uu rr the Constitution in v4t t"yr portion o. ihr lhoh
.ii.r Iot ha- nrcn c,-t. are e., Dec firmly mn'mued-GF
lir piccIW iu- iAhi. Nt"i''' "' 'l. u",'' - h,
.lur tgat i1 i"i.rd uy lfud or luI,' 'H." ~
come more effective a,,hcJ' .h sure ~ "''.n
uc impossible, hs amy words o. l'il'' J."
cltr .crtr the unpuIiIucr "I iI' iipi"i'NliS '.,
Iur pu-ui.d Hath cd Tie Gov 'iLi'", ~ "NAli,'a
eI auI 4e prosperity ut tDr country, atc aI. hsuN'd
tu o. irt 90 lt- bi'".n' ih" !. Ft ''l ~" ~ i ,,
sal ul uU-lu 80 800 tttaiF 1prucdt"h OBJ l'D'i dhu
p.pitl Boz hYpd 'r uht oht paper 'li'nt''uh ~
uipUSa; up Q" t-c s.tuddid o' .i,.. ~ ,'. a. - ,,
i4auvu ot tur executive drItii u+ "d N' 'ul,''"
,1H ',t N'.' .,,, ~; . 'r,', t..t ,lntr,, OF p,.
,I gi Do O. tu interests. These reform. the h"pub
Ur.u urtN -I-t To carry uut ob lcdEt0 "h,n IL
,.tn l d .I,slrd go not propose G" enter mo ihnr
-.tl.,1u u.u-ut. have. tnis occasion. - different
II u, consider Cos. Tiden .u the hrst place ~
patriot naugulcrI Iur hc "u' does noi when Ai7 Toy
rruirnt b, iu V,,i, couc uut % iy'y "hH '''h ''
defense. should never u- trusted tp Wlu"IH''I u. ~"
man ever nad beaten oppo tuuit to prove "H Noe y
10 tuc oodutr, tntn ne hS" nj t"r ""'"l'A "r Ng
uOu, wuru The cry oi n i"'" ''I. ~, t''' ,' @ M w.
,tl .m never surpassed Ia save tnc bhi"H iI"H ''
-rI,tion. Ihc.r Was 9i,iu'',"ln iu, , - M nt'a,
Chamber o Commerce ui l0bl' din u,I '.u " III, ,7
Wa, heidi in Union luat' oh t"t -Jli "I Np' ~ ''
tor y,ar- tht nam, thc Monster Mertn- u was ',
-,itcd auu believed mai th,i' "oIc dP'a'''' - " III
nom f human DeIugs thc square ANA thc aI'tt' 'c"
iuE into H. Il determine whetHrt -"E,luhtht
rXrnaln~ t- pi't''ilh- @ 'iul ' ~ e. nv ',,',v,n , tr
uus uf people should bc upneld 0i o'''thIo"I ~ u"i
SO tuau with spark Ui patriotism lu hH h,ait t'ui
nave resisted a. Iho MIur t'ru.ndo ""od' was pres,
u.,t tlr rebel H., @, CJniedr ale He etafy o N"t
lad bUastc, Eoud ~ over Fdnrul nan III hos'o' ~
sl br ,afrrI over thc dead body ol Cfrl4 cuL'h Oh
N.W-Iora" H. ought tolc except onc ciuz,u, VINO,
as We su,l -c-'. refused 10 a'ichi .h' me, o
fl un, been tc,,,ly stated 40 one al Mi t'liru SUD
por,rrs tuat nc VA. present at tuc meeting urhS u,
a. l .ye.ts drnj tnat he any ouc ui tne nu
l, tt, Stands yauofIns Wuch wofr vocal WIN tlo
qurut aud patrou' words. tie "'' "'" i'.S ~ - vs.
heard and II he were there ass,r,rd ho must nave
been -cce,ly proving around as a uh oh''Ih'u Hl,,
tator oi II scene in when he hid irIu%i 10 htrc ~
any part. take II upon ny st To 'J lnh ne r,lu'' ~
Utfticpatc IA it, / mad from tnc uiH oI Democrat ol
tIc a. ncst character the statement ti ne iI @ on
Iden ana urged nm t0 unite IN ' 'hdt HI, ln'" @ W.
cliucd mat he ucgIcd Mr lhdvh to itcohadrI ms I,
! ns,l; that lac called ON Mr ihhcn thc mex gay
/ s,e,in rcfu.rl, be sad hm, The uine Mll
! come when you VIII regret your dctormlhaliuh' irI
ow-cLcns tue time has CONF anu ." ~, , Imam
h. u0 statute of limitations iof di'oi NY 10 lo u,t
No word IN favor Uf the war; II" MOiu I-Hus ''S f
has been quoted from any rptc' uocui'i''; W l,, li
which cianated from Mr. lldenS ps' OF nlS pen utlls
| the whole course ot the rebellion. ms pHIItti'"n'
have prOduced none iron tho sioa1 ,Yn W. br
| .uuur, m AprIl, 1861, uHtii Au-ls loOf' WAN ho
united la introducing INTO the chicago co'cI''iv"
resolution declaring the war I1llu'' " il v,y to
an immediate cessation ut hosuillts WIN VI W." 49, ~
negotiate Tor peace with the 4eD'.s WIN 'i'' ~ ~
L@ ms now consider Mr Tlldcn in the role he s enac-
ng as a rc.urucr Tor u is la ilS c"h"'v' '.i" W 80 -
most dramatic and that ia, u. .niucl'lo c'iI","" & 'a
most vocicIuus IN thclr applause, lndV MI ii.n , % "'
! "n,knoNs lie Ma. chairman the Democratic s,alc
Committee from 1867 To 1871, NhHo ,''" ~, ~ 60,
pirates which Tweed was me cntl' Tas was pn" % , w
Inc treasures OF city aud the state hIs htno M'9
appended 10 circular IA lNo' uy m I, | Irc b,Iiot.
| 0i'uuO SPURIOUS votes smugsltd mo th' "'l'
boxes ana stale election was decL'icu ~ Dc 'l'o
" Lei s' ns ascend from the lower the highest plane OF
his official hfc and his cOurSs ds uoNefoi "a ,o
State ot Newlolk, anu Tue plJenu a. ". m lac Prrs,cni
ON which his supporters set UP MS clam 10 10 l's,
of iue Ijuitcd states. Let whether MS cotuAe
las hren dsutcrcstrd manly aud truthful, or whether
II has ID, en- selfish, deceptive, ana suilieu ~ io t
acts oi party manager. lS mnV ii'H''uN
r., .,iure I'm .nutry Ia 10, was generally uccepldbt
No man can pc more pOlUsc Oi lalt pohl'ne ~, ,,'
uc,sag, winch soon followed was sun more dooon'"oi
Wnt ~ c"mu,.r,ion with tvs willard Johnson contract
| rr'r,.rnt,d ,y hni a. over paid to the amount Oh
| S723J0 Ii and tine appiopi.,,,Toun VI yas me
| more for thi5 ONerpid toh'i'ott all GJ,stroviad
not act Ina his role rs "A rcolnicr-h dc "heh