New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-22
THE OUTSIDE MEETINGS.
At TIE STAND IN FIFTH AVENUE.

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An immense crowd, unable to gain admit
lance 20 the hail. and numbering fully GOO persons.
assembled around stand NJ. l in Fifih-ave, in
mediately in front Of the hall. brill
liant calcium light thrown upon the stand
which was decorated with rcd, white and blue bunting
The arrival Of the speakers was hailed win lona ana
prolonged applause A. j. Dtenhoefer the first TO
appear upon the platform He was followed by General
Arson g. McCook II. A. Mathews and others Mr..
Dfenhoeer presided and opened The ediugs with
a few remarks. He followed by ii. A Mathews
Genera McCook. the next sneaker, WAS received WIN
Wy FELLow-CITIzESs: l an rot in the habit OF mix
me 10 attempt to length Tonight 10 his great
crowd IL he open air. appear before YOU IN response
10 the reaues Of Juige DitenhOrter sim ily TO show
You that I am lot iuseusi0e TO the importer 0i tht
issues that before the people OF The Ch''eI
States today In 1861. standing almost within sght oi
wnere We now are the people TINS state assembled IN
mass convention In Unionsq Tor the purp0s. Of
tste to 'H the main cnanee Of tie that
had been established to pronoie tnc ger rral
and 10 transmit the blessings o. lerty rosieriy
81 ndiue today N thar square. roeticay ana ig
ncclcd with The great struggle To- me maintenance 81
man VINO believed ~ a Government u. me people
for The people and by t"e p',n't, ana hr gaN3
form ~ government should not priisA from the earb
His rec0id as the defend Of this Union Is wei es
h'tt,r iL@ Gr,li Eilncipatoi-as the o. with
a stroke Of ns pen, gave freedom TO 4'OVVOVo human
wGie do not irctend to gnore TIE masnlude Of the
financial aud comm 'rclai Interests OF tne country SN
that Today, IN my Judgment. al all eYoE's we are
dghting 6Ite 10 IL, wDeth + he pledge Ahr'
nam Lincoln made VII DC carried NO enc, Wneiltr
the men hr freed Shtli be pr0tec ed ana sustained l
The exercise OF all their evil and political
rSnts IS American citizens ON Democratic irnds
saw that tue Republican parry ha> outiyed fs us,iu
NV friends 1t mas done nothnt o! 'ne E.iiu
White rich or poor NAIVE or IA IRA lied, whether Ne
hves IN palace on fiith-avc or IN humble
cabin IN Tie south must Dee roiec.cl IL the exercise
OF every one of rs political rights. lAppan 81
This Is Is not waving the bloody shr' L. - snlIy !"
and ali the tax about the g.on-s and beauties OF the
great Repubic win tie motto o. ., Liberty ana
Of unpuusnci offences against civil and
political liberty. viii deceive no one unti through tne
agency OF The American people at tue DdliOl-
box Inc evi has been corrected. 1 shall uot
a .i9n,, The peoae OF tbs ely understand them
perhaps quite as well as. and probably better tnal
do But desire 10 say tHat the blol-0oX Is me luhd
mental and underlying Pinc plo OF any repuoV al oi ~
Of gOvernme ut. ana You stNe Dow AZ the purity o
necessarily fall. While the Democrats en- 'rse us
Re pub leans with tendency to Imp iIiil. 10 SEP
attempt TO thwart overthrow he fairly expressed
will OF the American people al tle b'loD01 CneerS
ct along very well without tue sate OF haiue, Dut me
Democrats cannot gct along without the safe oi new
VIII be decided, ana If The thir,y-fye elect
woes Of NcW-foik are al the LSid oI e ei,ctUla
Government VIII be satisfactorily settled ana lherr IL
who VIII be bold enough or Dad enough To as
lute the verdict OF the American people. lApplauseI
Colonel Henry Beeny followed General McCook. He
said that he supported Garfield and Arthur because he
believed that 10 do for the best interests Of the
mechanics and working Glasses OF the Nation The last
ep aker Professor NJ Pfrenser, who enlarged upon
the untrustworfhIness of the Democratic party.
THE ElGHTEENTH-STRE MEETING.
An overflow meeting held III kigh'eenth-st, near
Fiithave The organizations present were the XNlllih
District Republican Campaign Club, 800 men strong,
and the Railway Employees Central CluD.
numbering nearly 400 men On the plat
form In addition TO the speakers, Christopher Pun
man Colonel J. II. Meredith, / f. Fisher and Colonel
Johl W. Marshall. General H. A. Barnum presided