New-York tribune., 1874-08-13

Free Trade" Gentlemen think you and the rest Oh
INV people believe this OF me that sna no. @ whs1
them THAT shall give full and ample nouce snen
decide 10 sots against their Own interests ana my
own shall never under the guise gf eiendsniP 1o h
pas their de e<gruotiou like yoab with Amasa wnen 10
said Art thou IN health, my brotherf ana ~ 'o -
MIN by the beard and sno,e MIN under ram .r to this
district to do what | can to protect tS inu"'''''
4iter referring to these three things whch have
mentioned By way cf explanation rather than o III,
nIant A. among the annoy suspsto which Congress
man must ne subject there WAS. away beyond thas,
very exceeding weight OF pride ana happiness IN ~
,enfing a constituency which ut once 40 watchI'
Intelligent aud so fair verify believe from my oDser
vatiou and from the letters received OF warnln2 au
encouragement which came in every mail like doves 70
a window there ia 10 district made M Of so rsaiy
politicians in ths broad land Liughter.I FROM W., VI,
aters OF Hudson TO the hills Of Sussex there Is no
a man in the district who does not watch and look care
fully at every cast and every single word
are intelligent Beyond, there was coupled with your @
intelligence that spirit Of native tarhess. wnicn a.
greatest pride and boast never hearu n ~ any
Indicated that the approval or dsappr0VaI Oh any any
measure based on any thing except us msrts tn,
intelligence and fairness OF my people @ Wa li1 aa.rTa
delight and strength. had only to asa Is an1
right" / lad never to ASK WIN my pSDpS psnlpaS p"Idy
stand r. This enabled ms 20 acl an spo po,ring
where many members had 10 hall. I"tS.n1 S9,a7
on tnls. 1 voted. in each case OF elected eScteS.
nor asked whether he was Republican or Democrat
Applause Relying this. refused to vote rom Al
empty treasury millions a centennial show. Know,
iug tins. dared to vote against bill when vIon.Te v,r
aud permanently check the progress Of the coored aco
believe tnat Dy actlng on these motives snceeedeu ~
representing
THIS is a comfort aud this Is a consolation too
for | did not please all other constltueheie'
some found fault II / silent, or II l
spoke IN / spoke with humor they Thought me
frivolous. II spoke with gravity they thouSht m me
stupid Aud have never found the reason nor htEe
| pleased a dlsting guisned military gentemin-one III
TayiOr-Ov. Wards constituents, and DOUBT II shal;
for when give M present motives 10 DO flsI iuu
please my constituents, shall not make ~ noI''e ~
please one. whose chief merit Is his color, WhOse ohJ
BOAST Is "A military title wnich ne has assumed ana "io
spends IN the barpershOps Of Newark the money ne "
borrowed uf hls representative IN Washington NJ
cannot please Col TAYLOR! lLlugnterI ,.
But getting into speech. ana my lrleh4' @ Ha.o
tod me not o. do II. Nor II now necessary OF appto
pirate FOR propOss before election % visit the p'ln
clpa points OF district and 10 give IN ech ii''J
of the session which shall review the r-siAln "a
Congress. aud state my course on the various ca''
and the reasons by YGCn 10 was directed. -,
Ineed bat renew thanks iOS your klhihesS aii, @
eXDres, intention merit IT, aId ny Wish lha' Ou
may ali return Iu safety to happy homes.
AT Of the speech three cheers were gwen or
the candidate. He followed by the Hon JoHh
HIil Of BOOntOn. who made a short address