New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-13

| whom Won have here tonight met 10 honor
epringng from the people, nghting his own battle
with his right arm, with silver spoon placed IN
his mouth. but by virtue Of bis integrity bis capacity
Republican column Aonzo H. Cornell stands before you
tho world knew lGr"at npDansei and will say
10 you here and now. that he viii challenge every serl'
tiny invite every lDyesiigaon and come out OF every
test pure the sunlight that gilds the East
tomorrow morning. OF him u may well De s.ic
IA the poet sId Of an equally great man
Ih'res one ihin-aye there's IVA thsnSs-aH h'eInet
lie never failed friend, and he feared foe"
Fcowellizens OF Now-York, the issuos which you arr
November next. are National and state. We pro
pose to meet the enemy ON their battlefield. II
they propose 10 discuss the Issues Of thi- cam
paign on National questions. then, in The name
OF humanity and or patriotism, We will meet
Democratic party d1res 10 meet State Issues, then
we WI say that party can b. parry Of economy %
Ss,OOOOOO out Of TIE state Treasury. lApparseI
came here as tie guest OF Mr. Cornell yon come
state Of New-YorE. We have before US campan more
vital than any since Grant subued the rebels al Appo.
10 remember what the Revolutionary orator said
The soldier or the R-vomion: The race Is rot al.
TO the swift the battle the strong but 10
weant and active and brave" trrst mat every Re-
active aud brave. lApplause.l
The Hon. \. W. Tenney. OF Brooklyn. wa, next
introduced. lie said:
DIsTrIcT-ATloRNEY TENNEY's SPEECH.
Fcl,ow-citzen- hope ~ will not be im possible for
cZcu of Brooklyn and OF Kings County 10 min se his
congratulations with here tonight upon the
sion Of this magnificent setcnadc 10 tho Governor
OF Sew-York.
Icongrstulstc the Republican party because OF tho
auspcious beginning o. The campaign which ara
Just cnterns congFatGsie q o.c1use ~ IN tcket
confidence Iconcratul e the party ~ the State and
Nation because o the fact that the Oil party. whose
nirthrgat fodni anon; The cAmp-rres Of -j0 aud
isel' Tue Vary wh.ch gave Lincoln T. hi.-
mbroken front AMI Gnbcnded brow. We nave III.
unity IA The Republican party t,-fay. We have tl!s
harm 81 sentiment. the UNITY OF action.
with unforeseen ranks AMI Tor these give
party OF the Horih and to the Rebel Congress
T6s nasDd Of s land ai'Gn v e0 nay. A"
take care al American Interests. They know THAI the
can panty. Bus.nrss ana enterprise aud linn and
prosperity eyer- where testify 10 the tact that
IN ms the keeping 81 iha. - ' psy "'" ana ana
glad are through with sentimental polltIc- ~.
fot mat you canot reform traitors ~ gum drops and
swecime"ls: iinu.ster and .appMuse fno H..
1851. We are through with committing with treason
- nigh PAGES or ~ low Places. lAppnu.e.l We are
credit and the Nations honor Wh,n thcy gave
the is,uo We accepted ii, and III Republican,
20 every man ~ TIE south as wei - IN tie NORTH.
In ls61; cannot aud You shall strange 10 TO
death ~ le70.' iGreat applause.i
my disuncu,s1,t friend. who. I rejoice vita all
my heart, has received she nomination for Cow
rtuOr az NoW-lOlk. lie representative
oi tho Republican party, which behaves tha' wc ar.
Nation the sovcrrign'y 81 which ~ superior
The iznty Of STATES. az believes Tat every
shall stand equally before the hiloi-boN and be-
fore the law. Il believes m free ana uniramme,iet
elections, and that The franchises OF the ciiiZ ns
OF thu country shall De ahd ou-ht 20 d. fair and
un.cioa ~ fraud. II believes tht every citizen b.
meath tie flag, wherever Ar uEy live, shall
cast his ballot FOR WhOA-nrs.r be- Ilgasrs,
without f"ur uolestlilnu ur iutii4 alton. 40
believes furthermore, nnd t.is should De- tho watch
word only thIs canvass hut of 'hc cny-
Of l~-U, that he men VINO e.fyei this
Union shall rule II, aud flat tue boys
who BROUGHT back tho entering smfs ard
STRIPES all Uttered and torn from rebel heen's slgn
carry It now 10 victory. Appan>c Ny friends. viii
drtain You 30 longer; bur, n.l1lug Hy cHn-rItuit-
tons with yours, / hail IN. victory Thar awaits
November under Cornell. 80 At tc scforf thHt
shall await IN 1850 under tie match,fs leadership
OF Grant. iGrcat applause
Judge Cowng WAS next introduced. lie re-
Corded the ticket rs IN all respects worthy
ana ono that should be- electci. lie was
followed by T. J. Dttcnh0cfrr, who alro
spoke warmly of Mr.. Cornell and counselIed
those present To work for tha ticket and not rust
to the assumptions ia the ranks OF the opposition 10
secure Republican victory. Mr.. Hess then au-
nuuLccd that there would be no further speaking.
and the crowd gradually dispersed.