New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
ACTIVITY IN TIE WITH DISTRICT.
rSIHU>IAsM OF TIE VOTERS ADuLi ssFs BY
wuLGAM MORAN AND GEORGE w. WILLIAMS.

FSIHv>iASM OF THE VOTERS ADuIis BY
WILLIAM MORAN AND GroRGE w. WILLIAMS.
There was much enthusiasm at the mass
r Of the Republicans Of tn Vita Assembly Dis
lict which was held at the headquarters OF the asso-
cariou No 81 Clinion-placc, on Saturday evening An
arnes. lctornined spirit To do good and telling WOrA
dlting the coming week manifested ID the faces o
,he iuieh.entiooking men who flied the hail The
uous which the speakers made well received. aud
the amp ausc was LIBERAL 'crcuce To General Grant
was loudly cacerca. Dr. l. Haves aud Jus, ce Morgan
we're among those pres nL Eliot c. Cowdn presided
and N hs Iutroduct r,srks spoke eucouragnSly OF
o., hopes Of the Republicans n tle approaching STATE
election lie tnen introduced the Hon. William Moran
tre Ulsl speaker
Mr Moran began with glowing tribute to the Repub-
ncan y rty aid 10 It's work in saving "a Nation. He
had bcer member OF THAI party since IT'S beginning. lac
said aud hoped thai be should die the Republican
flag would still be flying at The mast head The
akor dwclt length on the sou heIn question:
mauta uing that the President should afford protection
- he men of the south for the exercise Of their
constitutional rirts. The Government was bound to
protect the negroes whom IL bad made free ami on
whom II had conferred the right OF suffrage. n the
Con ttution protect turdl zed Citizens said the
speaLcr. why does II not throw It's safeguards around
these colurod citzeusi Al dan ger would be averted
II he people would TO the Republican party
aud is principles The speaker dwelt on he necessity
Of hard work during the coming week in order
that the Leg stature. next in Importance TO the Cover
nor might replace the Democrat VINO had mi-repre-
scuted the STATE in the United states Senate by "A
H.publcau He cNAOrt,d The Republic in party 10 It
fre 10 Itself order that the Soid North might nni
frur representative the Empire state. The SPEAKERS
.aecn- arguments aud apt Illustrations were closely
listened TO- - .
me urxt speaker the Hon. George W. Williams,
Inc o.ed reflect ot tc Oniu j. gslaiure from
Hamilton County. lie mas been an earnest worker IN
i'm BrnoRlvr ana IN Noukers this week. On Saturday
| veuinc he M de w'ty alluslous 10 the fOrlom
homes of the Democratic RIG Baby party IN ms own
- ,tc vud alluded humOrOusv the deploraDlc di-
ton IN when nad left lis leaders. o. elec lon daY.
lac said, The Democratic party Lao conducted ITS funeral
the ard lc h0d seen baudanua dudhc cnleI
thai would no longer wave rom TLurnnns seat lap-
uaus ana the ra2baby had heen lid sway m Ms itte
fonb Iue sueak.r referred To the terror SIN prevailing
rnoug The Rcuuh o. the Sbun, aud thought,
| Ina view of the action Of the Bugadiors IN
| Congress that II Benedict Arnold cOud utter
words. he would tlat lie hau lived a hundred
wear. soon. Z" The people ot the SOUTH" said the
eaker ar only waiting to press lner claim that The
before Ipplauscl and they must 1nd tne North rcGdy
the south was mtmidaed with FEDERAL bay Onets, fOf
here was only older every 700 square miles,
/ AMI he Thought that the bloody shirt should be
waved lust long bullets from Democratic shot-guns
dye SHIRTS red. The of the ID nOcrauc Congress
next Muter would scte the question rs to whether II
would ma b. ce>nHrN TO call Grant again 10 the
head OF tue Government tCEecr-.l Traitors would
then re, their deserts Mr.. Williams closed hy referring
e,ngly his election a. proof Of The Oyaty OF
Republicans the principles OF the Republican party.
several other BRET speeches were also made.