New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-28

W hs'eh W mo- anu 80 sum- w = -. ~, mt In
very few words. am hero tonight for pu,rose. and
nothing LA, than very perlons purpose could have
no'"e ' ~ - :, = ,,.,,,o. s,ou, home
drawn me NJ tbl7 Jdnctfe 40 sitd' " "''"-' 49,, a,
and occupation. am here not to honor another
M, an M, MOVIE, hut Ia honor n,self By giving such
Doc !" nv " .',.er ,hich in my
opinion shines political history nho
- l,. a., - ,,ict.d World W, Ar, not here TO pay
- .,n .', our rnest &. not now ono of
oouaee !" ANY Using su"' ''u s 80 = nc -. now
that avalanche o member. of the recent Cvne1c%s @
Ne ara here Simply to pay our respects that nde
pendent Senator who carried on, OF once '"H "'
This gathering i; Perlaps entitled TO 90 nc ~ sees 20
ncanee certainly t would he wrong nor hS are
give AM 10 III, Tor among inOso ncro ih,u) ~ =,
In good ana regular parry suuuihs WI" nav. ,ber ain
H. man in the co%nrTy, command, the admiration Of
either lorty NeVerthe'rss. nrr" h,r o ~, ~ tsJ of
oI " ncaoce We s !" II exprc
sion OF that deep yearning whcn W" ar ,hht m.
vados the mind. OF all thinning men .n"usn r han
b of az ~ nr'ysiIedfor higher more unseiish
standard Of public men II is that strong desire Mas h
has driven some OF outside OF all party lines ana 9
IT h"uo For we-as are like him homeless
political wnuderrs-the cherished nmhro i no Mn, ,
lion is usually thought be- strongly fancy H. and 20
propose to remain jus! WHERE we mem
bers OF tbSt rspdly growing pontlca "reanhai'o ,,a
"a Inhercnd mt Voters Not tDat We htru nav 49,.
s" VI na'nv; o ~ 70 I,x viii Rlsino in New.
England and with Chamberlain III South aioiiho pF,
ocr4ls lonorrow Win il III Aroa Dali nIt "sr,irnlar
ror,Iv {, ,yas Who once exclaned Wbrtp liberty r.,
there ia NY countryr but Ia much the same -pul,.
wheI",er IN tns in'ure We so d il Re
publican cali il Dcmocratc-thore will be- our party
Aud also not without hopes Tor the luluIe %
S Ell omrI, e irInc,d 10 dreary choice Of The less
of political evils and indeed not infrcguntiy " ma.
been no easy matter w uec,s Sn'1 T ~ H. ei m.
candidates was Tue ieas' nnsao' ,,x nro MOI ace no
,.on ~ fear any eimmation u that power OF making
our action un pleasant 10 one faction aud desuctvet 10
te oey hirh W" believe we have heretofore ycored
Oh Ul
w mi more MOI, like our guest Of this evening In public
lie and We propose them tho recent slaughter
of inauxt. has 10 stretch out 10 the crack OF doom
Another thing. also. propose to show. aud that
do doubt tha IN t ,s r a. oSr5 ~ out
the senatein pubic lie "r in retroment-our loader
sc i Is al s ard 'd me- ba, oSd faftfnl and this
eyeoins each Of u- here belonging to the new ry 9"
p de we feel In our representative pubic once
the IUrs roa AID ie and mcs Of All the honest man
,aao ., M, Adaos.s snoocb Mr. Eyarts intro
ducea Murst Tslstaad of Cincinnati In the following
focou. words TO respond To the toast OF 1.-THE West
remark OF a Traveller who said the further he went
Nest the satisfied that the wise men came
repetition of this pleasing attery by being able 10 MIRO
70" S so T, Dr of good government
Westsrn-i,orn Western man, MIR. Murat Halstead."
SPEECH oy MURAL n.IsrRAp
" ~ hs,as called npon as representative Of
large portion of the circuit Of ths earth one no ~ '
Columbian orator finds some consolation In the unian,
ing names Of Our rivers and In those MOUNTAIN ,sT'
which arc 50 extensive ana ~nion wo i'spr. :" ,r
aud In those broad aud fertile pIaes OF which ibhh
van have hoard in our inposinc geographical terms.
iLaushtcrl You may remember that Amcrl-
can citizen is supposed have alart2sed
Ia,,er 70 tho ce,,nr,,rd English Traveller. Mr. Martin
ro,osog to dc,ivcr sorio, Of lectures In
thu1lcwit. pipl-a i 70 uuis' 80 a,d nv Porimmeut
ana he nto;n9d Mr U1S,~'. Ina ne " The mgliv
me nnst n w" .e th Et1er ~ W,iers '"'
not able to claim to come from tho MISSISSIPPI;
my homo l. long day journey THIS SIDE Oh me h-ss
spp live on the banks of the Ohio rather on the
northern bank q" The ONO for believe It II tnct tsat
single citizen is able TO iiyo on both banks OF ,ho
natl 'nk n9s su m15 n , p"i n,rr Community iS
reia1eucs made tn. evening 70 tho supposed Failure
OF the Cnanah GonvJn , w''r nooI,
three years ago. nSngnt ~ waS ,',r" ny SOL ,
was hol chg pioio hnt" ~ ""s p' loi' , ans, s ~.
The nations COUNCILS thought that one ihns hat WAS
ter OF cIcosslvc an%,nt ni ,afh t, We
we devoted rather too much time TIC rataly Of TIE
pfoc,npes ns,eou oi n'miS ru" ;ni ', hnrc,er
rpsna. ,fS Tat Commands the coidhce OF the
We havr p1sached rrcr and the result has been
thar IN the election held few weeks ago every town in
r 7'ale VI Vsr 80 yrd NV tE ID ,o"crc Marty
iI%u; MSs And II may Se allowed. viii
say thht aih sihu We nav buno "v i"1
~ ier III p'oog ,io ono ~ ,r,ctu nca ps a n'o
power III ihr 'tuc oi Onio az - ~. &c
re'orioa"ry loeaHue. tiaugnuEl uoi src NV ~. ~
can do anything mort III til't Way, anu 6rc't ID w
renrIhhtoi ma Dell s trn Oh US s,'i uv u,s
S'Is -. ari ,t.r r,nscnpcm"f brcanse tho only
very important state election that will take
pIce m mus eoun1y nI",e =, the lnssti9 w.,
H, 80 Fomthe eertnu Of C;oyernor--apd we have
IL ON about bet wcen the two parties in Ohio, for
the third party il All gone in Ohio aughier There