New-York tribune., 1880-10-27
WHY GRANTS 4 REPUBUICAN.

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RACU>E.
SYRACUSE, Oct. 2G.-Gcleral Grant arrived here
from Uuca at II o'clock and received warm greet
ing At the Republican mas3-mecting this after
noon he spoke as follows:
CITIzENs or SYRACUSE: / am here among yOu to-day
at your quest, - conveyed 10 lne trOnsh your com
mtcc, not say mucn ysc.t bus 10 show my interest
in of the Republican party 't the approaching
c. co1 Il did .ot Ice Gcep interest II the success
OF this party wonG not he here. II did hot believe 1t
Wa, foI the all parties and all sections that
should succeed at TINS iline. would NOT ne mere.
Among the Democrats ~ tie North have great many
warm psrsouu fricuds, whom Ike per rsDnaly ~
ycu ~ any fric.ds / have under the some
ol trcm, those whom clam as NY friends,
are patrioic, coo ana believe if The Democratic
uar was composed entirely. North ana south, OF such
nea Woud s,lli be Republican,, Uht would not fee
ms much distr If tuc Republican party 0a- not nc
c.-sful Iu even admitting mat AL thc Democrats m
tue NurEern states Wcr' oi the class speak Of (Out
dp mot admit IT, wc would not De secure nader Demo
cratic AImIrIstratlon N"u an kno" that the Dlih ot
trc m'cldcy Is u tt' 7"t;hrrh Stat'-. ana ihLl u
control if ne "ct.tic party gcl9 ~ po"cr and
% is iI-o as lmpos>lh;c Tat M limited number or
Democrats OF t"c N"ti" 1hV'' cVu1lo' as !. -
that the do-'- TAI should w4g the dog
lLsuehierl In all ii.i9nccs the dog VII WaE
ihr tai. ana IL thcv should GET mo power ihat tan
,y,Jd D. 80 u lwcrul that d would sweep down az one
.,roLc al of Your Industries AMI prosperity al Of your
banks and a. WdhdIdCiU1 '.hu JouI industries ol az
,or.. ana pioAs. We don't Want to see his We
know ali lue energy Northern people; we all
Know tha Tue N't,t WIN a. -i.tl lulestns IL ire.
Nor 60 rsr aean, Du iu rl-ne Il would suffer Years o!
do that we To eject Gar"d and Arthur IN NOvem-
b.r VIII urUDIbY Acdr-prODdDly nave
h.Jrd and probably VIII hc again before election day
tac Dom. crane O,ry airaI-G"U as parry tIat mas
never advocated, certainly not IN quarter Of
o century, advocated or hOne a goon aet. l
VIII not qnite agree with Those SPEAK
Wi'Ei lew day read an eNtlct from speech made
y "a SJutucrL oittot, whose audience happened 10 30
composed largely OF colored men, and ne tod them they
were i&hcrn- under " Erat nlstthe az HuPpe'IiS
tnaf |. ucp.p t.H rmaI'pItcd them. He reminded
fncm OF tie fact that Lucoins emancipation procldma
ou gave the u-th" rr'.l'-nncty DAYS IN "leh TO lay
DOWN their arirs aud To- save their propry, but
t6c, iii right straight ,d" lie says ne proclaua
uoa ddne cmaHcpatc hem, ana hence Lincoln was not
rut lied 10 tie credit OF IT, Now, gruuancn, am sure
| shalilntroduce to YOU apeaLer WooolGrd Nho VIII
ucuIry on my lert. WY yJu should support Garfield
ana ArIhuc on the % o! November neSi
TWO srl CHEs II AUBUhN
Arn1,pV. Y. Y. Oct 2G.-Genorll Grant arrived
here by special tram from Syracuse at 40 O'Clock
thus afternoon and, although it was raining hard,
was welcomed by All enthusiastic crowd Of $1,000
people lie was conducted to the two monster
ylgwam1, apd 5rl,dy addressed the populace. He
sald
LADIES AND GEx1L, ZEN am convinced from all 7
hear ana sec ,ht tne eop,ethe RcpuDhcans-are vide
awaHr az 20 ih' Ia d. 'u9 ~ i,y
VIII I"urn TIE power !, 10 lii' 'Hhr u III" Pcuc WLio
saved country in tine of danger We are not ready
M fhis tIme 10 cndet the interests OF thIs
country Hto the hands OF tbOse VINO nave
for twenty -rar4 CudraVOred 10 destroy IT,
H. t.on fon,f b.ior. We vii receive their system OF
zoe rne Aupausc Before 1t VIII bt safe 10 surrender
Rights Tne Democrats fclt OF 1873 electoral votes
af Cincinnati. 40 matter what nom, nation might be
made Tine Democratic party does not care cent for
ri.tirrtn If t R.uubIctu lsi been seDj to the Cuc
i.au Convention 10 dictate platform tncy would
arrrpicd n. An, platform thIt would secure forty
sX, electoral yotts what they waited. The Re
nubican party permits ballot to be cast by ever?
vorr When beaten Uy ballot 50 east they VIII sur
rerarr. aud wiz suJmt 20 whatever may happen Con
tinued clcelugl
General Grant was thcn conducted across tho
street TO the other wigwam. whore he spoke rs
follows:
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN have just cOme from the
WIG, am .isross the way where smoke much longer
Tan eau holt to here. aud do not know mat can
saw awning more tlan 90 thank you had one adVtn
tage az my stopping place, as saw no reporter
present aud Sure viii not get reported. laugh
irr1 Sat testify that believe tuc best III
forests Of nc country dcnand and the great hprslng
two ycck. and tao joy witness mere "a day,
nil indicate tie prOp.e OF tins defcrmned So
t,a,ntliu intact q. country for which fOugnt and
f,r fnr uiintIDir- which We s@crhced so lnuch |
am sure can LAY nothing more and am certa n not 80
vel Oh the subject the speakers yuu nave With YOU
To-day ami hO viii formulate ana prove THIS Pfopis
tiop ue rve mat the 81 OF Nov, nbei MS Great
Sfl. 1 NewIurk - -JuZ 10 east Der H0t, ''r Gtthtd
ana Artlui (4pJads J. aui 30 surrey Ah she docs they
Will Dc elected. tndGG you Tor your Iteni. n lPI0
iOngtd cAcciluSI
General Grant returned to Syracuse at 5:45
o'clo.k. General HARRISON, G. NJ. Dcpcw and jan
Wool the Irish miner, also spoke IN the Wig" ans