New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-24

cheerrd them as they approached. and when three
cheers were proposed for General James A. Garfield
the noise was dcafening.
&c. Lawson, president of the association hade
n few introductory remarks. lie SAID they hau
gathered 10 rejoice over the wise nominations MADE
nv thc Chicago Convention. The Republican party
mt at the head of it's ticket a statesman whose
record in the past was guarantee OF iathiul scrNco
10 the country In the future. The Democratic
party was In power for years aud ITS record
was rs black as night, 1t was the ora
pro-slavcry party. and was closely allied with the
rebels who struck at the vitals of the na'lon Inc
Republican party was the one that served The couh-
try in lis hour of danger. The character OF Ucherh
Garfield was shown in his speech at the recent s're-
made in Ncw-York, when he said tina; the hoPuon-
can party fought to free millions oi saves ana
aGdcd that he never knew traitor under Diack
skin.
Ex-Governor Mccormick OF Arizona, was then
introduced. When the applause had subsidized ne
said:
Iconsrtuatc you that YOU have begun SO well and so
early Nou in The field ana well OrHanIeG ana pI
rorrd for ira work the campagu l. hardly DC
sun Yon q all men, have the night To be Republicans
s sSrpT # 6u p 6riGnse S' % any party
through the Republican party that Won were sEun io
erfv il is to tlat party YOU must took for the perpetual
ton liberties ana privileges The Dem1cr"ts le
Us thu we are to fo[set taG issGys C meme ,S f., liz
war; ihit should make no reference u lhen' ~ %
campaign. Taerc IL great difference between ioiset
l
we may forgive al. those from the North who forgot
their Uaon sentiments and loyalty 10 bcl q" ocome
thinS called upon Ia forget the results OF that
ami the mighty cost at which they were purchased
Ycn fortunately have leader who represents all the
hes; that established by tho results OF me
Just yon aud Your mtetess as was AID "4nh
lincoln IN his Time or as |. :. Grant Is today lht
In tins hour only because lie has been nominate
to the Presidency ana Gcsircs yo'r VOTES. ne wa
your friend In times when yen needed friends nuch
more than yOr do To-Day. l'heers he was
Rn Original ant1sav-v man. ana has Always
ored rec General Chester \. Arthur tcheer-l who
Is your candidate for Ecr-Pfe',aen, WA, !11
New-Ioik City would have been Impossible me ~
publican has no. accomp Shco ''S pHfpyte uhi
II has made human liberty universal IN this Hnti uut
a. n ,h N.y s a rt vo,. rairIy conntcd This is
fight a.: nunan liberty thht Always s'cs IO' '"'"
and is always Triumphant IN the end
John +. 'Quarles, a colored man, who Is prac-
Using law in the city next Introduced lie
said IN substanCe:
A Distinguished French writer has observed that
every Presidential eleciionln this country National
crisis Watcher this stat uIcut BE oi unusual appca
lion or not there be doubt that the p'escnI 20
luch campaign will mark an epoch III tHe
the history OF the Republican party ana IN
IN. history of the American pcope too. For that party
is the party of human liberty and freedom II took
The mau Who had been bound ia the chains OF slavery
aud cave INN freedom and citizenship; also took
tine mcn no sought destroy the nation and 10 discover
los Never IN The history OF me world has such
panny been shown by The cougucrOr TO The vauqushed
This same Democratic party that fought a-&iuSt
the Union and to support slavery. ana was treated
with sucn inagnannl, ASKS the sum ages o. the
T. scgs lie SURFACE TOO in order that il may obtain
byt;ovtrnent what II Jailed secure in The field. see
20 1t all you that tie party which saved the Union
As not oy.r'nTewn IApplause.l
T. 4. Walton p. G. BarnsweM and j. A. Briggs
also addressed tho meeting.