New-York tribune., 1880-10-28
GENERAL GRANT ~ ROCHESTER,.

A A GREAT MFrTGyG-TrILING ADDRESSES BY GEN
rRAL GRANT SENATOR C0NKLtNG AND OIHEEs-
GENERAL GRANT INTERRUPTED BY The CROWD
a REVIEW AND TpRCHIIGHr PARADE
ROCHESTER,, y. Y. Oct. 27.-At a large RepublI-
can demonstration here to-day, 10000 people being
in a.lcndance General Grant reviewed a parade Of
the Boys in Blue, and presided at tent meeting,
where Il, 900 people present. General Grant
was 80 interrupted by the crowd pressing forward
that he could say only few words. He spoke as
follows:
GENTLEMEN or ROCHESTER,; Icstecm II high honor
to be called upou PIE dc Ecrc today. iic here
interrupted by he turmoil and pressing oi ne hrouE 10
get nearer and il loseibe eaten the ~olGS;i J. sn U.s.
tcmnS to !Ou grrueHcn' ana cannot uhueIsithd
YOU when you are all talhluE al on g. neither
can you hear word ot ~hai am SAYING UNI
cSs you let me 90 t!r u KING Tor minute or i"o
lCrirS of louder We want TO hear yuu" etc. Wucu
Inc other speakers hope you VII keep order
have told jon that ii you al liked ~ once coIdh
hear a WORD you cay. lChairman-" Gcnticmcn beg
Of You not 10 be schsn IN 1ng to crowd out Others.
and m tnu7 making " dis'ui ioance th4t dro"hS the
Gcnicmcn 81 very for the cause which
Won and came foster and advance 10 see sucn
rrr.trss ma fr.tr 3D. III spite OF BID rOats ana bad
weather SINCE this campaign opened | have been
from illinois TO Boston passing through your own Si"c
o York. and huH The same enthusiasm tNefi-
that the people understand the questions before
ms IN TINS cimpaign 1t 70 me additional
country that Southern generals who fought s.
equity dcalroy tle Union. and who have snce tncn
oar estates ~ the NOrtn, but that We
oouc to look after estates ourselves.
f., gratifying 10 ne 10 observe that there
iopics Of publc Impurt1uc" upon which the people
have made up their mlnGs-yrst, thAt they VIII nave
oval ard honest ballot and fair count;
ana secondly that al GLASSES convinced or the fact
bai tic taiI local issue. hut OF beucht To
agr,culfuriS IabO:e:s manufacturers and AL classes
a. ka The farmer understands that without employ
r in there would not he tchascrs
fOr tae products oi the home markets.
Now. gentlemen, not benz able to hear n word OF
vi't voi are SAVING. viii stop and lnir,lncc To YOU
gentleman who can siye 800 reasons why the R-pu
can par Y SHOULD be- successful the coming election
Thai gentleman the Hon. Roscoe Conkiing. lIremen
dOus appldusc,I
Senator ConklIng made an address of two hours
sncaking mainly upon topics suggested by the
audience TEcn. in introducing Colonel PItkn,
General Grant : ocke again rs follows:
LADIES AND GEsILTMLN: You have Lcard, as plank
of Inc .urcrtuc platform laid down here Just now
hat II a. the work Oi the Drnocauc party To MI rc
~ br w,rn The ars OcCicY uud thc ldbuTlng classes IN
fnr Juted States America. and y0u have been rlgV
lola t;t We have aris,ocracy. That gap was closed
nrr,u wears ago when slavery nj out OF existence
~ America. The only afistocrAcy thai ever existed IN
TINS country was an aristocracy of the Democratic
nart g and II had the ownership OF human
now introduce to you Colonel Pltkin o Louisiana.
VINO suo0 nat that aTisfOrrhcy was auc VIII tel YOU
of the dsastnr which IL wrought ~ the SOat. ZAP
pause loud aud onEI
Addresses were also made by " Jim Wood. the
miner B H. Hggcnbotham, Corporal Tanner, OF
Brooklyn and i. q. Stuart cOOred speaker from
Wayne. In the evening grand tOrchlght process
SION was reviewed by General Grant