New-York tribune., 1877-01-09

GEO. W. JULIAN WARLIKE APPEALS TO THE DEMO
CRATs-THE RESOLUTIONS REPORTED TOO MILD
FOR THE MULIrUDE-No OPPORTUNITY FOR
HEARING d. W. Voorhees, LEGAL REVIEW OF
TIE PRESIDENTIAL QUESTION.
IBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. S.-The Democratic in
dignatlon meeting to-day an immense mob, without
organization or purpose, and animated solely by the
blind idea of talking Tden and Hendricks into office 1t
was to met at Il O'clock but the inaugural ceremo-
nies In the hall occupied the building until fully
that hour. The hall then had TO be cleared and re-
arranged 1t nearly o'clock when the
proceedings began Gen. Manson. Chairman Of the
state Central Committee opened the meeting III briei
speech, foreshadowing the course to be pursued He
said meeting TO protest in the name OF 2l3ooo
Democrats 10000 independents and $4,000 honest Re
pbcans against the action OF the returning DOards Oh
Louisiana and South Carolina, and OF two men In
Florida David S. GOoding of Hancock County,
who was elected President read a manuscript speech
of IA pages in which, after reviewing the history OF the
day and denouncing the history Of the Republican party
he said that Hayes and Wheeler were declared elected
IL would be act OF usurpatiOn, and should theh Dc
the duty OF House TO elect Tlden and Hendricks
would be the peoples duty stand by the House with their
nronertv and their lives We peace. he SAID but
we don't want peace at sacrifice Of honor and OF the
Constitution, These and similar warlke utterances
were received with wild shouts and when he spoke OF
war several voices yelled Let come" ExCongress-
man .Iuian read long speech upon vi
the Louisiana Returning Board which was ful OF gall
and bitterness He concluded with warlike appeals, his
closing sentences being:
century ago our fathers took up arms in defense of
their right 10 voice III the Government Mincn ueao
with their liberty their property and their lives. We
assert the right when we ask mat the VIII OF the
people registered the supreme law, ana that VINO
ever NAV by overt acts shall receive the same
treatment which the nation awarded To the men VINO a
aled from the ballot 10 the bayOnet III 1851 Let them
e warned season by every lover OF regulated nDerty
thar millions of men will be found ready to oner their
lives as hostages TO the saeredness OF the ballot s M
naisdirm of our liberty. WhOsOevcr has the gift Of
tongues let him IL whOsOever can WELD the pen OF
the ready writer let him DIP 1t III the INK morn whose
ever hath sword let him gird IT on i0r the crHs de
mands our highest exertiOns, physical ana moral
These and similar illusions met with great cheering
The resolutions reported very lengthy but they
did not sut the temper OF the meeting, and an amend
,nent came near being adopted in these words: I'VE
ore in favor of a fair count or free fight
Rayless Hanna made long and disgraceful speech,
I'm which he used filthy language about Senator Morton
committee on correspondence and safety, consisting
q, Cen. Manson Graham n. Fitch. David Turpe'
Bayless W. Hanna, and Gen. John Love- was
anno,nted TO confer with other States AZ 10 the
propriety of national ind gnauon meeting IL was In
tended that Daniel W. voorhees, should review law
ponts involved in the matter but others talked the time
away and Mr. voorhees, snubbed to the great indg
nation OF old Democrats The convention has not Gre
ated any special feeling here except OF disgust