New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-22

o o. nTcnnsylyania eff we fail now. if we blum
ara,n I'M ms Nation upon the Democracy excaimeu
Mr. and they neyer spoks wofos oon i,,cal
min death staring them face they slenced tnelr
fear forgot all the lessons OF tae past oFgo Ky ont
Of the Convention. iorsot their cry Hi r. and
forro; their howl asa'nsi military re tnr tinted
States Army-a leader who lime ana aean nau p
header Who had Owed s SAB rel IN rebel bioodIa pa
trioi hGeen years ago wou rot nave caSltu i
vita one in twenty OF those VINO nave ''''e'' nun
wlSi ey,, genus made them do i'll Docs anybody
kuo.. ? Can uyhOdy tell TIE reason WHY 10 l'3
Know thcmselvSsi Was Il rwcands received IN battle
ctnsA ou siaveholdrs rencnon "ss "r Nn%1
thou.an dead rebels every one Of VINO he VII ms
he hung aIrs. SIrIauf Thcv knew he was soldier
ana "a sllisr only. cCuca'cd ~ MS 1oye'h
civil position IN his lfe aud knew nothing more ciy
affair, thsnif ne hd always hveg IN New south WalSS
luowl mink do ana will Try TO toll YOU They had
tuct General Mcclellan, an unsdccessu SOLDIER IN
Abri Lincoln ltheer'l Tnen, IN ls6S, ,
with treason ANA rebellion. man after her own
hear. Inn against the Naion's SOLDIER General
changed front. tiamped upon 'neir prime p es lalJ
THEN own bann IN the dust. an! nominated horace
Grcecy. life long r. pub can. man VINO mad deslsed
them ali his life. ana struck tcm tUe hardest D'OWs ol
apy man IN The Nation; ana rom the very nature OF
the Jhcy Were gam defeated. Then in 1916 they
I'VE are mighty sorry W. had anything 10 do with
Greeley" aud thy went about the country ma
nncraG,ng rs rcforncs. vita samuel j. Tilden their
Now III All these contest they nd been confronted
win record in the past Every TIME hey ai met
not OILY sond pialanX Of hvng soidiefs. ont tne
speciT, al countless Thousands o. brave men slah on
southern battle d.. starved In southern prisons
They said: "sumtthng must ne dove; our record
must Toe forgotten, defeat inevitable" They had
s ir an a cSpp TSI an" AND wer
They had iried Horace Grcelev and we're whipped.
Tney had tired raformer in 1876 and were whipped
Sery m Tine Of were de- catoS' let us now run
p~4fn ~nlt
Hanco *. the Onion soldier so much or hlm
ard tie influence that eonspiea TO nominate and de-
stroy aim.
MISS HOLBRoOX'S ADDRESS.
Professor Adams followed THIS speech with two OF his
tavonte campaign souss, .ucock's Dream" aud
"Hanca cks Adeu" both If wAich elcted loud aughtcr
and cheers, after which the president
Introduced Mis- Nellie HolbrOoK, who was
received with round after round OF hearty applause
As SIDE bow d in Acknowledgement some one shouted ::
Three fer the Daughter Of the nvincibes" and
the cheering renewed with increased vigor Miss
HobroOk sad:
We hear q .rca, deal OF a SOFA South" What does
SOM snuta mean What 5 tle - zen secret Of TINS
comonaii OF all of southern states How doe 1t nap
stood ia solid rank behind sold stoei TO destroy
the Uni nd d. smemoer tae con cteraon OF states is
now H. solid pOlt c alliance IN Ter me same party or
sstyi comntrv How does IL happen that Tie ais
"ya a. 5,Sh the Son and liz Nolih are found in
such happy Accord that Sout"'fh treason Is cie'h pt
IOwl Win Northern coPpcrheadsIn, ana thHt
souuern Brigid,rs are N such perfect
poll ct sympathy with the cowardy Northern das-
We lear &c presence OF IN the belly O. this
Troau horse II The South WeF iGS az y ~ mac 1 IN sou
faith sna sincerity aece ped TIE lIai's OF inc wal ~
generous allowed tAc negroes an unChaenged bal
with cleaning bayOneis along the border line. and
stained With the blood If u 20 Murdered IN needless
was no - I'd south before he Tnere neces
say for H. There then a Whig party and Demo
cra,ic party ana the Wing party embrac d the gentle
men OF ~ 30" ,d nnne vroce the necessity or bro
ff,r "A solid ID tmOCratic south
Tie - .uocrIcy eDdeavorc0 destroy the Nation by
ornSd Of oya pHmoer oPa Whss aad loyal
men of a paties CHALLENGES of war and pre-
proned tbs W war '' now SJe hcmelses the solid
Soutl" The sOd South does NOT nope TO recall TO life
IT. unhappy dead WAC n. tue hlSt IN conilict WIN
Northern yalOr but 1t does hope TO pace
Their wounded and their widows ON the pension 'I de
by side with the benencdrles OF those who were
wounded and killed under tue old nlg. They hope 70
war. and reesIabnsh the Democr1tic power the
Nation. They hope to SECURE aNatona administration
departments 10 the Soho South made solid
by the dlsfranc4isement OF the black
of 7cs and abolition of slavery viii be described in
onr iurue history as ed sale 10y the South
tie .r,h II It's negro properly by which The South
Kept it, negroes ana made tie Yankee North pay ior
the N"rrnern States have pad $4,000. 600 900
OF National debt I'll generations not
81 the Gumilaung chant Ii would be such an
act OF fol as the world mas never witnessed II Would
scOf ana the by-word of the world; As well might
Russia We It's govern DOHt 10 INC
the Communist. Germany to the Socialist
REMARKS OF MAJOR PANGBORN.
After solo, "Viva EAmerica," by Mr..
Watts Major X. Pang5Orn, the head of the Republi-
can Electoral ticket New-Jersey, introduced lie
sad:
Mr. CHAIRMAN AND FELLOW CITIZENS OF NEW YORK !:
The RcpuD leans present this evening have been well
entertained. shall talk principally 10 the Democrats
and, MI Chairman, congratulate you. For the first
TIM in my experience am candidate; am on the
by IT. ON contrary 1t costs me something. But |
sha give II all WITH pleasure IL can see the electoral
plau-, II looks though should II do, suali
Tor the first time act a Democrat sna vote twice;
once al Tne polls elector shall not speak
to- night the personal qualities OF tie canddates am
here 10 discuss the issues OF the campaign want to
give the OF Political aitn and support OF
party and TO tell You why YOU snon 4 stand o by
good cheer In all my experience L never saw
such soS sn Tor hT Shs d t 10 ear
perfee, unanirty IN hs party. Inere are DC
us. Tee 10 which belong has led the van. The
Democrats cried for change and Vermont changed
as"oo csees The DenSSTs'ic party can
make the rta's' an esg Thew rciSced over
Maine. Iaey are rejoicing less now than they ana.
backers Hancock saws DC thnks 1t glorious aud
odoI We have other blessings too. Be1 Butler mas
That please you II doesn't please the Democ
We Of other distinguished accessions TO the sup
port OF II ,rcocg four that think OF just
Dow-Johu W. Forney, David Davis, Denis kearIey ana
Ben Bucf. Forney hc went because ne knew Han
cocks father Davis went because he had been on the
fence 50 lons as be had 10 drop somewhere Kcarney
went Of his love for dirty races and socd linen
Butler out Of pure cussedness, AID because he
wanted 10 make "a sensation Like the man WHO re
turned home night. he replied TO his we's in
ouiry why lie Because all
the other places are shut - But engaged in "a
conflict. WIZ should tins conflict eXistf Because so
long a. there party which is the champion OF
wrong and injustice, long viii there be another party
OF Just oppose Because We deem the Democrats
To- b. this aily set ourselves 10 defeat It's purpose.
iAppi3usc
A s!ng mistake may ruin nation that IL has taken
ages 10 bnIid. what off renee IL would have made If
the Democrats had been victorious twenty years ago
BuppOs. John &. Breckenridge had been
elected: would that have made no dit
ferencei Suppose Mcclellan had been elected.