The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-22

lCneersJ Let inquire Into the reasonabieness OF
states stat see 1t @ elect democratic Pres
dent tvoices "they viii "-cheersh and
government changeds Do We hold unqnalified
powers Could we make war; Could we control
the legislation Of the country What win our power
seen . Chief Executive OF these United States
shackled by legislation; you have seen hin,
you have heard the majority Of that
tribunal pronounce him guilty man, and
would have been from naa they
nate to sanction that action. Those statute laws
which to-day shackle and hinder the action OF An
Executive, Il we succeed in this election. Our
republican friends wfll control the Senate;
they viii control the army for their Candidate Is the
General who commands that army How absurd
then = their CRY that there sdanger from an Execn
gain II we change the Executive and place one OF
his powers Win s. mied just this %y enss
While ne can afnrmatively do but little, he can do
power. He can do much to protect the labor Of this
country from unwise legislation. He can do much
to check IN the future the dangerous policy which
threatens the dearest and most vital interests OF the
country. VCheersl But more than that, 1t il
necessary for the welfare Of the American
verdict which viii say that the policy or the men IN
power is not such az meets their approval. What we
rress or confusion, usurpaton and unwise iegisla-
ton. The men 10 power have neither established a
e s o. WSca nor aSns n.y.
people OF the North. (Cheers.)
NY strength, my time, this vast audience, prevents
detail upon this great subject. We ask you now that
by your votes you shall put some check upon the i'm
parEy ss DO wen IN tine y
have put us and our conduct shall be such that we
gain your confidence, then we shall ask you Of an
other time and at future election to go on with the
work OF reform and reinstate In full power that
great and glorious democratic party which IS dent
ed AZ sNs wod to
will give place to my friend Mr.. Herman. mplore
every man within the sound OF my voice, whatever
ballot az this election to seriously ask himself
whether it is not better for this whole country that
tween political organizations and ask those who in
their hearts seek the welfare Of o9f land and the
Sr another % yea. to = wen
to those who have failed during the past
stricted power. You would mot II you could All
the Executive chair who can check the excuses Of
the Congressional party and 70 administer
rsS1ke g Giving sSs Dooy ss
aud discord have prolonged the difficulties
OF our country, have continued It's burdens or taxa
Uncertain tain a. 70 is future trust that when
election shall have terminated it shall be the judg
ment OF the people Of the United States.
constitution shall be carried out that power
shall in such degree be divided between the
great political organizations so that they can hold
each other In check, and that 1t shall neither be IN
the power Of the republican or Of the democratic
party to plunge our country into the evils Of civil
do o thing so unwise, SO wicked and so IN
patriotic (Cheers.) I thank you, my friends,
TALLY to myself From my heart i thank
you at this time when have been the object OF SO
mnch obloouy for this demonstration Of Kindness
and consideration. It strengthens my arm and
makes me feel confidence that he who whith sim
cerity and humble zeal tries to serve his country
and benefit his fellow citizens win ever meet with
warm welcome from those whose interests ne deeply
cherishes. tremendous cheering.l 81. N tgst