New-York tribune., 1875-09-27
PENNSYLVANIA POLITICS.
Confined from First PnEc.

length and showing that it would be but the first
step in reputation and general bankruptcy aud rnin
(being often interrupted with the entrance of tie
various ward clubs of the city,, the speaker con-
cludcd as follows
JUDGE PERsnINGs CLAIMS CONSIDERED
party with such policy policy that if carried into
the administration Of the Government would cover it
with dshonor. and make its name Kissing and by
word among tic nations appeals to the voter for the sup
port Of its candidate, because as judge he pronounced
the sentence OF the law upon cons convicted by Jury
in his court Has pucllc virtue in day fallen so low
that for the discharge by an official OF Ire paiies ana
most common Of his every day duties ne bHheSt hono
the outlook for the future of the Republic gloomy ana
virtue and nGexihe manhood Of the Roman judge who In
obedience TO duty. condemned ms only ehiid 10
remr2cd to his fmlnbc home This wellmcIited homage
Is paid TO the herosm that could in obedience TO pubic
tendril around The human heart. Eut il The highest
honors Of the people gre to be bestowed ior IHe s9
then should be awarded TO him Who, bidding adicu to
kindred and MI that il mean and dear ana taxing ms
Shell fa hck ana fast. sircwing the groind with dead
and dying comrades, relis all III dciehsc OF te e Vi e
TIE DUTY OF TIE HOUR.
But policies principles and OF admlnstra-
lion in Government like paramount TO all per-
sonal considerations Men are Indispensable, ia trne
in administering governments, yet in the great move
mCns OF the people moral, social or pOHilc inc HUI
ydns Is swept along by tie tide waits are borne on
the bosom Of the mighty deep when 1t Is stirred by tic
tempest and the storm =, ,,, -
The grave duties of The houI are economy in pnhc ex
pcndurcs honesty and fidelity III aGluirifail' H. ana
Of the currency 10 specie basls 80 as 10 save ING
public credit dishOBOr and thereby ghten the br
den OF taxation and place tho Industries Of the country
on a solid and sure foundation, thus enabling labor to
enjoy the fruits OF its toll. =,
in addition, highest patriotism demaIss that we
90 all in TO aid in building up me broken com
wcalths, whose fields were wasted and homes ueS
Iac in the havoc of All nations have had thelf
days OF disaster For long years the soil OF England wa"
with the blood of her best citizens IN the war 0 thc
Roses vet the Of her empire, bearing the might O
civil Wars, still shines with undnmed lIsttr. a
party victorious carnival Of blood cInnct IN TINS age
convert itself into party OF sectional hates Sectional
hates and rncors must, OF course, some day have an
end,
Standing then by the green graves OF the iaen heroS
OF both sections, and dropping tear at the dscONsOac
rcsdo where affection SIN mOurns the unrtlhrllh%
brave let bury with the heroic dead the anniosiiies
cngcndered in the conflict, and, while pointing 10 the
past a beacon warning tie future let us remember
that American citi2cns, glOyng ia the traditions
OF u common ancestry ard vring with each oherJn
deeds OF patriotic devotion for the grcaness and glory OF
the republic, and hcnceforth, bound together as one
people homogeneous in ideas aud institutions from the
guis the lakes and from ocean to ocean "lth one
Union aud one destiny, now and forever