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freedom, and Justice and nationality, fo14 which
she has been So long distinguished. u!

this very spot, in the old NiSwAm>Whefc AnE'1-
| f,lm Lincoln was nominated, NO more slave
territory Every principle we have advocated
has been adopted snnd our fundamental prinot.
ples Of freedom and justice have been engsaseee
tion has but lately been accomplished. with NJ
the blessings which FOLLOW III It's train; the Civil
higher plane than was ever known before IN gu,
! history; the business of the GoveEn'nent Is De-
M 'h less the e
corporation; there Is prosper1tyI upon every
i hn1id; our partYhns the confidence OF the peo-
81 ,1ebn on to myself
| feel like breaking out in the JOYFUL snng we
| sang with such euthuslasw In that OLD .MtgW4m
of:"Ala,t you glad you joined :tRe wiae77
einthe short time whtchits allotted to mel
shall devote myself more especially to me can
| didatcs OF both parties who come "oetoro eae
| people for their suifrages.
| ~ - Or GARFIELD AMP ARTHUR !
L , r oar hsy 4cn
achievements, and that they belong to the pro-
gressire spirit Of the age: Gen: Garfield sTns =.
brave, pntrota successful volunteer - sold,ter
fighting the battles OF his country. until calico
to tnhe 1t p}rttn legislation: Itwas not neces-
sary for hith to wrlte q letter Of acccp,anee 70
erest Srs IL or tSoy NAV be 4nud il The congrcs
s:Sf gcFs haaec; ad
instantly upon entering Congress he came to
the aaa h nss b oP Sesn
from = canal tug j until he became. tho most
the. 'rcsdcncy ssince John Quincy xAda1qs-
There Is no cup Of disappointment, and trial.
and poverty. which ne 4;s not o drank 70 tue
lcns Of tho common people as any living man.
Like Lincoln aud Grnnt. be hAs realized them:
nj ht fttp ~ r.
TINT that the heart be educated Us tho brgin,.
ind there Is no war in whleh5the heart Gun be:
people ae BY poverty and trini liad Gen. Ham
cock seen something ot the" hnrdshpsc which; !;
Gen. Gnrtleld experienced he would never hnye
turned the Union men Of the South over to the
mercilcss cruelty Of the Rebels. 4 ~ -. =, Il
1t has been my privilege to be personally ac-
fhs Political % aampasns @ g. in New York fhs erea1.
was that he was 50 thoroughly derofed to tho:
Woud not give R nP MS I active ~ Work n helf Of
the purity and the idens It represents for any
Office or position that could be ~gi5en or taken
away from him. Loug ago, when siave- master i
brought his human c6attels into New York, no
instantly asserted their liberty, Carried their
Gase & INTO tne courts sna sney we.e see Tree 10
is TIE Republican party Indebted for its spien-
did success t4 the lnte Guberuatorial election n
Gen. Garfield and himself, and give the tacpub-
lican party her thirty tive Electoral votes. II
As agns the
Hancock and William Fl. English : -
OF GEs. HAvCoCK ~
we know that he Is a soldier Of the regular I
army and has served as such nearly all his life. |
lad, and has constantly gone through the .rou-
tine Vt military life with haxactitude and precis-
ing ing his his lead and shoulders thrown own @ back, lis
fingers upon the seams of his pantaloons:
Of giving. orders. and obeytng orders. He
was soldier in the War of the Rebeiliou"be-
sauss be hapPened to Be- BE- IN @ the army whaa the
President Lincoln and would have oheyed just
as cheerfully the orders Of John G. Breck-
Gettysburg he shot down Democratic slave-
holders but had Brecklnridge been elected he
w9uld @ Just as cheerfniiy haxe shot down Free
Mrs. Surratt by order OF President johnson; he
would just .s cheerfr1ly have hung old
Ee always obeys orders. Hs .lE has magnificent /:
agure and is desoribedas "The superb II
"a Ean!tiiy a,,.I tanltleas, ~----=-:s:
@splandsdly null IT
Why disturb his equanimity7: Why break in;
1pon his important routine Of morning inspec.
Why not let him aione? The Democratic parry
must have candidate for tina Presidency. They
hey must win. they must hare Union soldier
. capture the patriotic sentiment of the North,
tut ne must at the same time be satisfactory to
round, and Gem .HenooeR is15ust their is man. 1nu
Sot On account Sf ais Hot 60 fur as
na mas n9ns a ~ e.
las no opinions. Not on account Of bis
ympathx y VIII Rebels M sPd e disliEs Of qaiea
ock has nd sympathies nor dislikes.i Not for !,
y as is known Gen: Haneock never did love qor
f;s Il 1861 Gen: sherIdaa is ID ] command of tse
Th she Calf wth
rotect the loyal people, white and ollek, fron.
hetise of of tse tsse aedyua 95 Nses o
;ith the Rebels Ho tried TO wheedie and aatteri
policy te he H'if found
Erent dissitniIarity in the officers of the
esuiar army ny 1s n :aaE other profeSson Gen.
pinions. He has sympathy, and love for {
He hates treason. and brutality, and
.uEder-. He is not mere machlne. He called H
ands Of assaslns as s 6andittt M Ha thre@ 'as
imseH, with all the enthusiasm of htsereat
Mon men from the merciles6 cruelty OF their
ppressors-. Had Gen. sheridan remained in L
ew OEeaMmsthe M Ku-k would have been sup
,rs than any other In the English language,
bulldoztng:" would have never been coined.
here m " would never I have 6een Solid South, for
~AS"A@AA i il
lised. l..
Notvitb.tanad,ng the protes. Of Gen. Grant !.
"a Of every patriotic mnu North and South,
en-. Sheridan was sl 1crseded apdr ~: :, .,r!;,*
GEN. HANCOCK APPOINTED TO THE POSITION. a
Hancock would obey orders = s7 :, =: T.. I. t
1t is not too much to sayt that iGcn. Hancock y
r. carrying out Johnson's policy, proved b
mself TO be the Wiling and. suh9ervtent !.
ol Of the Rebels and the birtprest enemy Of !:
e Union people, white and black. II any man u
lshes to understand how hts hrst order was re-
lrded By the Union mcntoE that tlme,. let him u
nd the speeoh of Senator Morton upon tho r
'b1ect. Speaking Of Gen. Hancock, the SEN !
or exclAilus: He recognizes the supremacy u
the bogus civil authorities and declares that q
will support the tribunals In rhe exercise OF =,
eir lawful jurisdiction And this he says "
andng upon grouud in New Orleans still moist. =
rh the blood of -.uo men, slaughtered IN the u u
essnce and by the connyanue Of those civil q
while the tribunals, whom he says +
viii support, have never brought pne of .tha - -
irderers to JUSTICE Senator Morton goes on W
quote from what be calls this " high -souud- y
g" order: t.The right .pf trial by jury, the u u;
beas corpus the freedom Of speech, the natural -
shts Of persons: and property, shall not be in -
rfered with And the senator then exoiatms; !.
This IS very pretty saying. but taking 1t in its -
nnection, what does 1t mean? 1t means the ~
sht Of Union men to be tried by exclusive u
faSxtoo Ft,r