New-York tribune., 1870-11-04

inoSire DOES this oStcry meant speak In the bearing
and ask when as. was great a % body % Of
laws are derived tha, without warrant no ar1est wes
S% sssas ad Tns8 breaches GO%sd in his
viewi Was there ever hs r' law Is enc Of those COW
arrests S Tsse ss % aSs d he president United states to
see that the laws faithfully ohecu.eu % 20 nrc
ts are The excuse for calling upon the iawiess IN lhe
words of leading journal ma and IN '9s We know the
meaning cf such uttcrances they are Designed . 10
ny the %a rs ss tes present. law
viii 80 strengthen ems Ss TO lay ad an SH
pirates who commit them. lGreat applauseJ
THE EMPLOYMENT OF THE MILITARY
Ireply again that the Marshals instructed and de
termned 10 enforce the law at all events and the Pre
dent Of the United states-who has, first and last seen
quite a number Of men with arms in their hands"-
standing behind the Marshals, is determined unfinch
ngly sustain them in ther duty, TO the uttermos
lAppause We have seen n Democratic mob on Man
haitian Island hold bloody parlance with the Governmet
much for the sake Of the Government as oI
the sake OF the moh We hcara cry against the PRESIDENT
for so disposng military force ~ 10 guaf1 ags. no, vi
disorder. Who utter the cry of centralsm and national
usupaton The who uttered IL on an occasion
and bloody ground Of the riots of well remembered
Jaly. Then we heard hurricane OF dennnclation
troops their way to fight Rebels IN front, hur-
ried here to curb duped and imhruted men ana 'rS
sved from sack and rapne the mansions of the ch ana
the hahitations ot the poor This time forewarned you
fOrCaflnpG,
send NJ IFS smoke To tell in heaven OF the lnhunah
hgotry or the law-efying enrontery of man. lAp-
plauscl We have bitter precedent for having troops
ground Late LET have precedent OF troops
sent in season. so that pound Of prevention may DIS
'''''' To fear thc worst on cur. the worst"
Gon viii have We no e%se 1ps ta MnTor bs
offered hundred dollars reward for election frauds 10
be paid on the ccrale OF his own INSPECTORS ana @
determination must strike terror into al eVlluoeIs.
Renewed laughter and applause TINS proclamation M
1 hg
circular sent through the state two years ago; calling
for gucsscs bN telegraph the moment the pos cosee NJ
that the counters here could count dccorulnGn lAP-
REPUBLICANS, DO YOUR DUTY!
II Republicans but do their duty You viii have
arer election than YOU have had for years. We in the
interior counties appeal TO You 10 put an end To the
doings by which maorities are swallowed by false
aiores here. The law Of Congress and the schsm In
| the Democratic ranks come To help you 1f We have
nothing in common with the men VINO nave shaken OH
Tammany. and made "a manly stand against III, "cNaii'
AZ least Join them against the common enemy OF an;
This should do and every earnest Republican shOd
labor Illustrate the purpose OF those who are dlscOnr
aging party in the State by proclaming that con
Tne party was, my belief never 80 strong for
the future a. now. nave waited hong Tor reveiauons
which al laet have come Heretofore the Happenings oi
Tmmany with the Republican organization nave been
fu and effective. Now the mask is torn of; now Tam
many Han sends It's police 90 control by force me p
mary meetings OF the Republican parry now NE Rann rK
associations Ia influence their action inside the re
!
his sword on the sand and invited the TO stand
e and the false On the ose 70 line S has are pef IN
earnest from politicians who are not
AIMS THE RING.
have been speaking not Of political party, but OF
corporation located here called by Judge Cierke the
other evening, conspiracy Of spoilsmen." do not
mean to speak general politics hut TO leave the broad
Geld OF discussion TO those who will after me. But
how shall separate TamInany Hall from the Demo,
cratic Iarty 1t the Aar3ns rod which has allowed
I 4h.n craft MARTY
dominion of the party and now gIooms one OF s most
plant agents "A candidate for the Presidency Amass-
| ng fortunes from the tax-levies of York, and
electing Governor who will ~ arrange Judges ana
Cmrts as 10 shield from Justice the gamblers OF the Erie
Railroad. are longer the great ends Of these bold
hmtsmen. They fy their falcon after higher game.
They propose to spread their sway over the iIubnC
and to dispense their benign influence from The chair
now held 10y the modest citizen, the unple,cnding
patriot. the iu>trious soldier whom the people nave
elected and will elect again, President OF the United
states.
What has the National Administration done 10 incline
the people 10 changci 1t has been in power is months
and its frugality has exceeded that of Adminstra
ton years. With the data in my hand will not
detain you with particulars but affirm that the run
ming expenses" TO speak, of the Government under
President Grant. being 81 ca per capita are less than
they have been since An1rew ieit the pTG
accounting for the revenue, 1t has been increased
t52S'65 co beyond the sum rendered 10 the Treasury
taxation, soOo0 less than previously prevailed Zap
PGsse the saneS sSecedHr H9o" enGSe mcnSs SSVc
been reduced $s2s530O n. This honest rcndi
on Of revenue and this honest saving revenue makes
clear gain of s7OO66s2e These gains have been ap
piled the payment of the debt aud 1t has been reduced
up to Nov sss67so4 4G. This Of interest annu
ally about $3,OO,0O. The payments have been al a
rate which would pay off the whole debt in 10 years
Vice administration has made the currency in the pock
cts OF people worth sOcoO more than il was IS
months Wise administration has raised the value
Of American securities eVeryWheTe2 per cent IN Lon
dOn and oOrrespondngy IN every money center OF the
globe. Wise administration enabled Congress last July
To strike from annual taxation at single blow SsS4s
sH 3S-s552l20o from internal revenue, s3&66,17 81
from the tariff This dismissal OF taxes added la those
dismissed before make the reduction Of annual taxation
since July l2 1866 SOL 1897 49, The number Of articles
previously taxed, and free, is than 10,0CO
Great applause.I
DEMOCRACY AND THE TAXES.
The Democracy cry, down with the taxes" but they
cry in the wilderness better than they in Congress
When the bill reducing taxes passed in July not "a
Democrat voted for it in either House Whyi We are
told because the Tariff reductions upon those
articles used by the masses" will not speak OF
spices ron other articles bnt call attention the
and the tariff tea and coffee is less than II
war under Washington, Adams, jefferson, Madison. or
consumed by "the masses" than aud codeei II he
will those who demagogues, and those who not,
will unite exempting them Indscrmnate opposition
has become the beall and end-all OF modern Denoc-
racy As they opposed every measure aimed at the Re
DeliOD 70 they have opposed everything since.
| THE PUBLIC DEBT.
We passed at the last session bill 10 refund the public
debt lower interest to s2G,5OOOo annually
but not Democrat in Congress it his vote Having
raised the cry OF repudiaOn when the over and
| tarnished credit and postponed the time when
could borrow money at cheap rates, they unwilling
10 dess Whether the effort 10 fund at low interest shall
succeed will depend much upon the noise our opponents
keep mp schemes Of reputation, such again
repeated the other night at Tammany Hall. They have
lists but when they have been repudatcd themselves at
one more election their hue and cry Will pass for only
noise. lApplause.l
| THE COOLiR TRADE.
We triedto passlbill excluding coolies seryile labor
from the country The Tammany Convention, at Roch