New-York tribune., 1874-10-23

"go,d and silver the only lssatendor; no currency
'nsea stsssy steps toward specie psyments no step
nave limited myself tonight to financial question: s
hecanse "A man OF business this discussion may DC
fairly said to fall within range Of my experience:
and 70 ss YSts ssey n ss. but canno,
conclude without saying 70 my ieio d h
STATE Of our ndnstry when the cry for bread s een
arise in the land the personal re appear
70 me- To be primary considerations which you
should not overlook was mere m demasosass rst
made their way Congress- and We can clearly 70 the
most of the evils under which & WE are e ate Years
nervaded the atmosphere OF the National Captal hs
~s snronshoS the land especially 10
this city which comprises much wealth anu n ~ho
svs .hcwn by the sccessu Of their private
business, and the faithful execution OF Tus coua-
Ssnee sueS and Cox should
not be succeeded by mere political traners & osnce
idea OF Office In the plunder which u VIII prouu' o.
A, the conclusion of Mr. Hewitts address the hon D
g. Cox was introduced and said:
SPEECH OF CONGRESSMAN cox.
Mr. CHAIRnAy: The platform made at Syracuse ~~'
the work OF practced aud phiosophc man. ~
succinct and impregnablc statement OF Democia
principle and policy It's features as to the ehae'o"
upon Industry by class and partial policies It's stSte
ment of Federal and State policies It's denuhcat I'm,
ana sste hese nd er climax in
vndication of home rule and municipa ndependence.
But especially enumeration OF that Iogcal uoc
of fair play and party accountability does not
marrow of our present conflict. Home rule. Wna' u Ia
n meant IL tonches this commercial metropolis anu
lts manifold and potent interest," II touches tne me
ana drink Of man In our mldst IL concs DC
barbor ana inland connections ana our outWaru
it loses the mouths of the Mississippi more IMAM ss
or Delta: IL chokes port when IL closes Ne"-oe'
1t has tried for many weary years 70 recond d snch
sr-iIe 10 the sad ylsage Of evil war ana suSn
a smile! God bless the broken heart Ihe oni1 sn nd
visible lately that Of the suter ana c0nractol
the Brgader, who thought new neds were open n" ~
Kellogg fed to the Casey Custom house. The rescue
all the States South including Louisiana, n % bonds
There is no hope left The quotations Of the bad
and the eyes OF the bad taxes, and the greco 0. U
men the charred ruins OF the distracted sontp' c,s
us-or WHAT Where the relief Not In the
nor in the Judciary in the ballot; not IN
NOT in violence, for the Federal power STANDS rey
North In the OF this million or freefnen In
York CITY, echoed in the election OF our nomineos, ~"
in the sustaining of the ticket by our cliZen
Tilden. Loud cheers u,os.
The next speaker was the Hon. Wm {. Barrett, "no
remarks were bearing on tue nIstoIy W
his and Mr. Wickham's abandonment or the od ApoIo
all party when that party refused TO support h
Herman for Governor and became suDservlene " .n1
demands of James OBrien. His remarks we're gfeetSu
win applause. John Mullaly Gen. spinola J0nn 1
Morrison cen Thos r Burke aud John T. McGowan,
candidate for Assembly made brief speeches anu 'ne
following resolutions passed by the meeting
,soIUed and Lbeias Of the AFh Asshoy
assembled hearur resrn he SYRACUSE P
fornl and indOrse nominees
Rs.oIred That Gag laws" and We want nara
usri,,
and representatives the sions au
caDAcity
our AMI heartily saypo the NOMINATION
liam II. wiekham James Hayes and their associates Oh INC
Halle VEckeI