New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-19

to change my mind. But Cir, being modest and and
peaoeably disposed individual from one OF the rural ais
trcts and supposng that these gentlemen, who INTRO
duced and were supporting this bull were acting 10
regard the head OF the Democratic party ia the STATE
to Te%sn silent t6e other .ST
members from the rural districts, and found lhem 10
s dd is hee SIR Sst did ask
ton from many gentlemen Who IN my Judgment eI M.
Interests Of the Democratic party than the hon:
Orabe gentleman from Chcmung, and FOUND tnat
Sir knowing right shalvote against the passage
of this bill II vote solitary and alone wish the hon,
paddle my own canoe, and if Cannot keep aioat
principles which think right am willing to go down:
the past two years had 1t not been for Tafnmany HAL
had not considered that qheso os 1at
fest in doing their bidding before and since tne or
further that last Saturday Sunday of being
with him IN Newly CITY receiving nstfuetohs Ir9.
asking counsel OF my constituents upon tins question:
and receiving instructions from them 70 oppose ths n
As said inImy remarks have failed TO hear any
reasons given why this bill should pass save the tnpe
part Of their platform tho principle OF Home Rule
when the gentleman from New York (Mr CampDelp was
home rule. he failed to give satisfactory reply ny
understanding Of 1t is that the majority Oh tne psop
been shown to the satisfaction Of this house that the
people Of New.York dissatisfied with the present
zens Of NewYork City are suffering for that they
cannot apply the power which is to be obtained oy ne
of this bill to remove certain persons noiubk
Office IN toat city, whose administration o the anars vi
their offices are Injurious to the interest o, me
yanoed by any member this floor durng this discus
II the gentlemen will put the passage OF tnis pl
this ground and can snow me that u VIII Do lot tpo
interest Of the people that this bill should pass am
heart and hand with them, otherwise cannot.
none of their advice in that regard have supported
and voted the Democratic ucket for the past twenty
a faGA an hat
TINS floor out of their majority ana
whose h Sr coaTs wbss
asked what business have 20 interfere IN matters
tlemans pardon. NewYorK City does not seiong solely
TO herself There s no city or STATE IN the Union WhGse
internal affairs affect aud control the Interest OF me
whole country ana It Is my greatest wish that may
never by any act OF mine 40 aDything derlmensa "
TINS Question than intended and perhaps more Than
should have been said 10y an humble member coning
from OF the rural districts of TINS state put ei
that in justice to myself should reply TO the attack
made upon me by the honorable gentleman from Cne
muDg Tor honestly opposing tins Oll Ana now VII eoh
clusiOn, ask the House 10 indulge LIE moment longer
and am done.
Pity the sorrows Of poor old man,
Who with crowned
us fame t0'onslOH tie land,
Scarce one was more renowned
Tboasands obcred bic slightest nod,
And did BIN homage paY
He ruled HE arty val a
Omlipoient as his sway.
With million on million q command,
Our commerce b. controlled,
Por many mites u broad land
TIE Iron Hose be rolled
Our legislative halls he filed,
wore led about jnst be wiied,
su0serYieB TO his mind
PARTY nom nations Of the State
He bol-s them in hls lsni
Aud were driven from ihestaDd
His city officers he controlled,
And eyey p ace ace be IIS vS.. ,oo,o hon
Than when stealing as he wicd
With wealth end power, Tins combined,
Alas the foly OF uank nj,
On suoh support 10 lean
A JUDGE at Ias, who undismared.
DisdaOed to be his tool
tho Ian tunE d
The Champ of Ioae Rule
On BLACKWELL Island now he dwers
In punishment aud in shame;
sIaf The lie agani
Mr. McGuire-wer3 1t not tor inc concluding norton
Of the gcntlenans r'narhSi 30 NOT refer 10 MS aoa
eere rhI mel probaOy sh0u not cup7 the "tention
House for moment INT wen M ch arg tL
sitIon ali he eOrc he and somebody else c)ud com
mand tnen called upon 20 say rev "0:os ~ Jus
NAV and ne Inust 10 come iI'o The Home for the pnr-
rretepse that have made an attack upon nm; Inc
91n,lep,nu, IN hls remarks yesterday, humble as
he saws he Is. nyine to make hlm,em id,,, out
undertook TO speak for and represent tho senmens OF
Hs Ezceepcy The G0yernor s9%ns t1n ~ ng M
in por:ance thar il3 ENcellrnCy tho flYern"t WouI
ct,n
hnmbIe gentleman from tue rural districts occupied
And in the cOure Uf wy r"m.rks, Hheu asked HIM by
what authority ne spoKe ~ o. o '' ,S%t
understood tho gcn"mau TO n9k"--dnu use ne Wor'
eeGlleman ont OF respect to parinmsn mary neiperS
tons lhuGhterl-;hc only reply understood mo gen
men tn axe n Il he dd not 81 dDWh i" ram
many Hal, last saturday to receive INSTRUCTIONS
That was his reply, AMI that was Ie htft'
dy. Speaker, Of our 'pers0DiIty Introduced 1870 the
that haa no personal win ~ my own, that could not
come acre and discharge the duties or LEGISLATOR upon
n,st 20 20 TImmany Hail for instructions. did not
reply 10 no gent "a might have rehcd bue "a
long Lo chose to innalte IN pt 99nal crhlnIiohs
and rccrminatons upon tins door, and as me House
has seen 1T 30 tolerate the gentleman ~ M personal
dnIgruCe vii be granted 10 no. and permit ne 70 make
the reply will make stead Of the one tha DID, and
10 ask nam question; ID not hc AGA mo irlSnds 20
10 NCg-YUrk on saturday TO consult TamuGDy Hal, oE
for some other puIpuse best Known to AeiLselycsi
have not been New-York for tho last month and
d!d moi 90 there on Saturday.
asked question. How many Of hs cOHfreIes went 10
NewYoiK ON that DAY Now, Mr.. Speaker, have OBJ
served the course % - somewhat nctlVe ne tltt
Wnen q man who makes an attack upon another Is
likely 10 gel the worst Of H. he then attempts 10 create
mn chat the defense or the attacking party wa the
origin u he attack THO gentleman rom beHoGn mt
nm until a'ter he mad accused me OF nein. the slave
TIE Wills ms d not 81 raaIa Tbt n. an
he ,-eifi,ere Le or some body else having
written speech for him bcre--,hat sentlemen WHO nap
pen vote for this bill nave no VIII OF tnSir OWL out
are the servants Of some organization. PiOOaoy the
the gentleman don't regard That NJ an npnaion upon
nemDtrs. aud probably nc VIII home 10 ho eonsltu
VIII tell OF the imDutation he made upon mo OF
following the bidding Of Tammany Hall, aud that
made an attack upon BIN for the course
mat mas p Ihs SepesS starts his adGres:
with that said certain things and asked certain
questions OF hun Yesterday Not one OF those qnost oa
an hat e hss said. Instead OF il being an atonpt to
10 dom fran