New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-18
THE ADDRESS.

r D,laG eA Smith, on behalf Of tb-~Committee OF Ar
ranseruoni T. then read the following adtuss:
the adm isistraton Of public afsrs under the
serystive nd patriotic; foreign G,satSOns have been
conducted with scrupuOus respea for theArIghts Of
he noble aspiration with which Con. Grant emphasized
n nsP Sf as las
petey reesabished on such principles OF Justice and'
al ~ amendments has been Ired TO with rigid fdel
ity domestic tranquility has Leon restored; spirit Of
REVENUES Of the country have been faithfully collected
aud honestly dsbursed 60 aat while the burdens q
has been largely reduced a tho national credit a2pre
cb al ,C9 and the
length and breadth OF the land security prospeTy ana
Ts pqe pef and the Union
Il act of poets justice taat the soaei WHOSE
ce have made last decade the most glorious IN the
annals OF American history should receive an earnest VI
the gratitude of his countTynen py us teee'oh " THO
Presidency. 49,, ,.,,,.,o,ca t,o, the neop,e ara
II u an ronins To- higher sense Of the duties and
Utilities OF public officials THERE'S general as
position to n0d %eH for their acts and to demand that
honesty and capabiity shall be the - ths
o. in favor Of the principles enuncated in the
IepSTt Of the Civil Service Commission were timely ana
'merous Investigations have been set on foot during
the present session OF Congress- hayihg lo bis
cc1 Repblicans and partisan Democrats have made
common cause in the e1deavor " y, ooicat Inc Prcs
W Nv EnSwledee or liberation Of such acts As IN the
Ssxs of Danie "they sought to find occasion against
@ But Ike the oneinies Of Daniel. they could and
none occasion fault, forasInuch ae nc was i,n
cther was there any fault found Win MN ~,
% more incsye the scrutiny, the more palpaDie sne
demonstration of his purity Ine ooss S os
nv me 2oyernment through the dishonesty OF nus SUD-
odnaes since the the sd,xa
ton and compes the approval OF citizens WHOSE ty
70 secure stable Ss s sa Of the natono give
curty capital, adequate reward 70 iaoo'' "nu 0<N
Win the grievances Of disappointed Office seekers the
who thrive by their own toll cannot DO
70 ma s Sad or that than his shsrs
patronage are ngD10a Presidensia Canvass II
tho constitutional s, OF he has not exercised
S sppcons unwsey the Of his ADMINISTERS
'Is si,eSing that Gen Grants civic career fy supple
t s military greatness that he has brought 70 tns
dschsrge OF his duties 10 the state tne same
neS IN the eG made his campaigns from DOns
forever s6Daanae OF me PEG
NJ we pledge TO him united aud hearty support
seau1ldate for ressss1I
THE RESOLUTIONS.
70 Do,.se,d Smith. Chairman of the Committee Of
Resolutions, presented the fonowing:t
L.. That the merchants and mechanics the pankor
and brsiness OF New York ars sst
sS with the wisdom ability, moderation an%
With which the National 1a SS Of o%r brethren through
a t tne Union favor the continuance OF us ~
head in the office which no ho'oS Will u'ei0i'''' ~
honor .,-...,o.1 res,lt of the coalition NOV
81 ~ snceessful, would DO TO restore tne DeinoSis
partr TO power ....ox.tion after the late glorior
ThVa 10 roheil1on would read In history IKE w
Of Tory resurrection ~ the close o' our r0'0
s,,yh That Republicans elected 70 omce m 2 ~
,no.s who assaiIed tho Union ct inc
% .er ycssbe W the powers that hoaan Nv n
coo SnrtIern Presidents who were onoson ~
tboso 10, az a. ddnx better than tts Own statoso
oontn aha % ,ss rarIosln that made Great fres'ae'