New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-29
ODD SPEECHES IN IRVING HALL.
SINGULAR SPECIMENS OF DEMOCRATIC ELooUENcE
vpoN crnpGR T DARNES SENATOR JONAS, +. X.


SINGULAR sPEcIMFNs OF DEMOCRATIC ELooUENoE
FROM GEORGE 7. BARNES, SENATOR JONAS, T. X.
APOAR, AND OFFERS.
The floor of Irving Hall was hardly more
than nal dlled ai any lime during III, evening. com
pact and attentive throng surrounded tue PLATFORM ou'
the rear OF the hall was occupied only by persons pass
Ing in and out from the street few women SAT III 'lo
galleries.
O, fixing the chair Charles Fl. Marshall m ode
br.. oddress which was frequently interrupted by
crs o. Ion Ter from the of the hall The secre
tary James L. Morrison then read long i't OF onetTS
AMI IN order to excite applause the names OF thr pre-
ding officers at the Academy meeting were introduced
I,fters from persons unable 10 attend the m'cE
nr were thep road. After the rading OF bret
extracts from the resolutions which dd NOT ia OF auop
ton George t. Barnes, Georgia. was introduc 81 ana
began his address Dy an Invocation 10 the audience
Peace: be sl." lie attempted 10 describe the feehhs
in the soutncrn States which he declared was one oi
undying de y05IOn to the Union The speaker was eVr
deut!T disturbed by the confusion IN the hai-Or by
something elsp-ani al this point he paus q lew mo-
mens and gazed ol,lyely 81 the audience After par
taking freely OF a beverage which did mol lCoh Ike
spring water, he said
although It was a Union man VINO was nomlna'eu
for President Cincinnati; although 1t was Union
man. too. who nominated for Nce-Pfesi'eni' the
feeling GcorgIais one Of complete Subtraction We
felt wcn we returned from the Convention that we stu
had q country"
Mr. Barnes spoke OF the battle Of Concord and Mon
mouth and OF utaw and Yorktown, out tho ailnsi'ns
sc med not TO ne understood aud pausng once more he
exclaimed: intend 10 be heard before leave nere
He seemrd TO fear that the meeting was "a DANGER
OF bang broken up. Rcsulning. he SAID
hat every colored voter IN Georgia owned
| m,ent be- REGARDED rs Democratic he lie concluded
by referring che rmur tua Genera Hancock du not
write his Letter 81 acccp auce. H. refued ts 10y IN
1iIS - wy yp,e me Del lation OF indeprndeuce
-tf ftIT II.
sim Il VIII gct Il nn"er Hancock ana Enalish. -
dress reviewing the oGrcers OF tue Democratic nom
inees lie declared that ne people OF tuo sou u
/ nj INV 5 ate I'm Uniun. He concluded
! his speech by denying that there Is any MUM
ioaon 81 Republican yoters III the SOU H. ana Dy IL
W.T. l. publican orators 10 wish tAe south Win the
assur III tLey would he given the iulest freedom
n,norrilc STATE since The war. We voted for Seymour
| I'D 1865. aud tDey counted our vote ior Grant We
voted Tor q rety "a IslZ, ana icy COUNT S IuI
the great atesman VINO nas lei h couch 10 pIes"e ~
| HAYES Bul thIs VIII 'e dOue 10 more The yO,e WA
be- count, right this TINE, Tor we wLcO Tue counting
L. K Apgar, of Nev-York. followed with an excited
ercn IN whici dSet At Length uDon ana magnined
what ne called the dangerous tenuesex % tne hePu
ljc,n party toward central ZiuOn The ~ tes' "a
Teier1I government must restricted sharply To The
| powefs of tie Federal COMPACT Inc pendulum has
! swung to tue furtGest extreme vi CONTINUATION
| Tnr publican party IN It, platform exhibits II Ten
0ency t5waId Fedea principles greater t1an was eVei
clared tDe DcmOcaio party to be the Champion VI econ
and honest adu4lul-trauOhj claimed tuh
tcre i no desire in eIiOn on the part OF tie SOutl
! 10 pay The rebel deOt or to demand pI
! for The slaves, and preilctcd HancOck'
| election. TINS sentiment was approved D'
| a very drunken VINO suddenly appeal 90 on th'
platfor,n and who was suppressed WIih difficulty
| Charles A. JIcEsbn, OF Iamuiany Tia /, was the mex
speaker. He began ~ SAVING: " lave Ju't been ~
! nE vent to . howl tHat has Dccn pont NJ
for four years. htva just sen the Presi
| dent Of tie Uaited States, 6,muel j. llidcu
| ICuesr,I old man. our iawiu
eu4cf r.irr and didn't kuOv whether he wouiu eVc
leave tne AcaoeuIy anye. 1 women with cEldTeI
~ Laer breasts Png TO get iuO lie Academy VI Music
au1 AT ast that thr AmeIlc peOp" were Tisih-
from he cradle Tie give cheet ~ assert tAe SOY
ereIsn rights tuat have teen 20 long uaMplcd UPON
| SPEECHES we-s also made by Isaiah .Rynders AM
! IA Mil