New-York tribune., 1874-10-31

divide parties, Tho position Of the rspudistcrs Bad
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en- the acts Of Congress- under which she bonds
peoDs decided IS the BY the great Of
1868 and then what did Congress: 90, In March s Icy
DEN. GrsnSn f scs adopted BY ossrwhe%ns msos'
the two Houses expressly settled the whole question:
every holder OF bond that 1t should be paid in hard
money gold and silver and against anything else On
sold az home and abroad ever sincs and now the
racy Of the West that act shall Dc repealed snd re-
bs swept away and the nation shall be launched on
Of paper money tho volume o. which shall rise ana
Such I, tho doctrine Of tue Demoorstc party such Is
the put now when we eaS ss ssas1 oI
paid Ever since the name OF .epudiatiYn began 70
81 Sssn 5s ss' aa
| rascaity. Is 1t not truel And II New-fork
70 fOow In tins insane hunt headed In. xaa ans
question docs divide parties II did divide parues IL
down it cannot 5e OSirisd ned out q sshs
eish OF Mr. Iildens scrap-book. mr. under the faded
1855 and before. to srsw the grave of ,das ths
the financial measures OF Mr.. Lincon's and OF Gen.
grants ne an tse % 6S tha
aud Mr. Tilden was never hndermost but they al TOOK
Wes aud at heart four-ifths of the party 1t
SO stands tho issue the record before the world
stand the parties and so VIII stand the verdict as plain
rs tue sun In the heavens
The financial question issue OF truth and false
hood AN issue in which right aod wrong hold grappie
for the mastery. Right may be rampled down to-day
the prares OF the West or tho savannas OF the SOUTH
Right may bruised to-day by the heel OF Tammany II
gence and her power, may see the nation honor pros
In the streets bat IN the end the rigm WIN prevail
either being steadfastly upheld now or by rising in
resurrection from bankruptcy ana disgrace socrat,s
majority in Athens, and those VINO STAND oy
the pliShted faith Of their country now VIII, ln
the end be a majority in America, even though they
sometimes stand III the eclipse OF ma ana passing h9u
tell you that the people OF New-York west OF the Had
sou where tho green grass Will meet you az Al
bany with @ maority Immense applauseI, u majority
which shall tnat, t'nen VINO NAV, quail VINO WILL
follow choses tne State OF New-fork Oy the mem
ory OF those who went before ls, ny her own selI-
respect. by her own Judgment OF self-nterest.
by tnat proud heritage Of liberty and honor which we
would transmit right postery. by all the mem
of the past aud all the aspirations Oh ths iudo'
soluble imnutabe by the honor and Integrity VI the
good name OF the Republic. lApplauseI
Controller Schroeder introduced at the conclusion
OF Senator Conklngs speech, and spoke OF municipal
affairs. He denounced the charges made against his
administration OF the finances, and produced figures TO
show that he had conducted aIirs economically, and
that his whole policy thoroughly advantageous 10
the city. He advocated the reduction OF the rate OF
taxation in Brooklyn. and pledged himself W enect SUCH
reduction, IL reelected within two years.
Alderman Ripley Ropes, having been called for by
many voices came forward and began by advising his
hearers to vote for the had just spoken Con
troler Schroederl OF his wellprOved ability
and integrity. Then remarking that he would conhne
himself county questions he took up the subject OF
administration OF charities IN Kings County aud
denounced the un!atlfulness or the COMMISSIONERS.
Peter w. Ostrander candidate for Congress from the
lid Congressional District, spoke briefly lie referred
ING in itn The precedent OF Grants reelection, he |
thought, would be Dad yet II the Democrats should
" continue 50 naughty as they are now, Gen. Grant
might prove TO be the best man Tor the next fres-
deuCy. |