New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26
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MISS DICKINsONS ADDRESS.
Is the war endedi Stripped of all sophstry, with ex
traneous personal matters brought down to the naked
fact is the question the people to answer on tho
bth OF next November. lApplausel Is the endedf
Mr. Morton told at Philadelphia that so far from De-
ing ended, the old battle is going on between
the Boys In Gray and the Boys In Blue
Mr.. Gerrit Smith tells US that there Is an
absolute necessity for the reelection OF Gen. Grant
since the antiSlayeryIcontest is not yet ended MI
Morton Mcichae told that the Republican party had
no new policy to advance; its present and It's future
policy would be based upon its action OF policy OF the
last 10 years. That policy has been policy, based
on the necessities OF growing out Of the needs OF
war. Therefore If the future policy and the present
policy TO be what the past policy has been, it must be
because the people believe that the need is not yet
ended that the war still exists else why continue the
methods Of war in time of peace Surely the people
must believe this II they are to sustain the men who
make these declarations and the these men sustain
Twenty-Five prominent delnquents In the Internal
Revenue Department 80 prominent PostOfce culprits
80 other marked thieves other departments Of the
Government; two millions and half OF the peoples
money stolen unblushingly and with open hand, and
with the two millions and half mark down the half
not told Such men as Morton Of Indiana Cameron in
Pennsylvania Carpenter in Wisconsin, and Conkling In
NewYOrk with the rings surrounding them, to be con-
tinued and supported In power! Nobody believes IN
these men. The most ardent Republican In the land
will not stand in his place to advocate cause on the
merits alone Of the lives Of these men as individuals
Applause What even the most ardent Republicans and
Administration supporters assert b that these men must
be sustained they sustain Gen. Grant, that these
men must be supported as to continue the present
Administration because the continuance Of the present
President in office and the carrying out Of the present
policy Of the Administration essential to the preserva'
tion OF the Republic What else a clear and abso-
e faith in such assertions these could induce men Of
honesty men OF honor OF integrity 10 sustain and
support this Administration in part at least OF its
policyl 1900,
tree is known by It's fruits. What fruits has this
Administration borne and is It bearinGtoday "a man.,
says the old prOverb is known by the company he
keeps" What company does our honorable President
kept
I come from Pennsylvania. am sorry to say it just
now. IApplausel come from Pennsylvania 1t has
elected Governor by $1,000 majority. Who and what is
this Governors man who as AudtorGeneral Of the
state connived at IL not actively engaged In the rob-
bling Of the State Treasury and the use OF the bonds OF
the sinking fund for purposes Of gambling Who and
what this Governor and how is he eectedi Hand1n-
glove armn.arm with serving out their time in
state Prison. Who and what is this Governor over
whom the Administration journals are rejoicing with his
s5OOoi out Of cell Of the State Penitenary at Cherry
Hill fresh-cad the stripes OF a convict, comes his old
friend and convict to say, 81 ndorse this man." and
before the words cold his lips Gen. Grant steps to
the front and says. desire the election Of this man.
The two pillars of support that have borne up in the
place OF Governor OF Pennsylvania this man are a
states convict on the hand and the President of the
United states on the other. [Appausel One may well
say in all humility. and with ones mouth in the dust
God save the Republcw lApplausel
What else save an absolute faith in the assertion that
the war still continues, that we must sustain those who
will fight the war desire IL to be fought out
ala nj defense
people listen in connection with this same President OF
ours Mind It Is not / who accuse him. and do MT
mean TO accuse him this night He is accused and Of
what lie is accused of seaside loter1ngs. OF greater
for the smoke Of cigar and the aroma Of the
the responsibilities Of the Government OF the country
That accusation being say tha g Sadanh
Convention, what matter !" Tried as he has been,
n for Years the people will TO 1t that he has many
cigars as he chooses 20 smoke as much wine
cars as he desires in travelling to and from horse
races and waterng-paces. What else Inc admlraDle
JuIy think it Was saw ft to commend him. Commend
the President praise him, praise him TO the Tutor
race at Long Branch to attend Cabinet meeting at
Washington Laughter He accused s OF rpdnS
Se do ~ otherwise Did he accept to place IN
ONCE in this state who did I not give Nun 0cess s
q contamination in that case devontly 70 DC
ws ,sdna anS sW seaps
tutmidatng and beating down a weak sister nation
What matter The nation Is weak on the one SIDE.
What matter We strong and desire 10 be stronger
on the other side He's accused OF keeping men IN place
and mower who are thieyes-thieves OF the peoples
money Well says one OF the honorable gentlemen from
Massachusetts "We grant that the ofice-holders do
sfeal so many millions count it down. and divide II OUT
AZ would amount about two and half cents apiece Tor
the people 10 pay. The American people are not so
mean as 70 cry out such small stealing from their
pockets" fLaughter.l
THE PRESIDENT AND Hfs APoLoGIsTs.
He accused of putting relatives in place of using
his great power given him for the benefit OF the Repub
nc TO put fat places and rich offices In the hands Of his
relatives There very few, says one. The number is
yeriousy estimated from Is TO A. We certainly, the
President must be very rich In parents for the thing
constantly said concerning these 10 AZ the number
between is The President mindful OF tho good old
bible law that whoever honOrs his father shall DO found
long In the land" fLaughter.l
The lowest point OF political degradation has been
reached. There deeper depth TO sound when men
before the people aud admit and the people con-
listen their assertions standing, that these
thugs so; that they DON'T deny them, but even eI
cuse and defend them. Your own Senator stood upon
this platform some time ago and what ola ne assert
I will do him injustice will quote by the card
Suppose he says all the surs and ninsb ana VIE
accusations against Grant true supposesyou admit
the whole OF them, what do they sfgniyt Pat IL All To-
gether and whatofiti IL you want man 10 pilot
ship lead army, try cause, OF build house OF
locomotive what do you care what manner OF man
he 10 long Ne he does his work went AL these things