New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-05
COR CHAMBERLAIN SERENADED.
A SPEECH oN sUBoRpISATING PARTY To TIE PUBLIC
WELFARE.

A SPEECH on sUBoRpINATING PARTY To TuE PUBLIC
WELFARE.
CHARLESTON, $. c., Nov. 4.-GOy. Chamber
lain who arrived here this morning upon Mis- fret visit TO
Charleston his election, serenaded tonight ana
delivered an address to largo sudenee. He declared
rpat ne nods public trust and SAID:
oThe only Just basis for political party is certain
view of the in which the powers of no Severn
whica public affairs should be conducted II j. not
power office merely when party shoIu sr,k, pn'
i'nty Of increasing tho purity the eceucv and the
benehcence of the Government Holding snch views
g. nccye that the just bounds OF party obilgaon are
greatly traDSreuheu "nehess' P,,piio ~, az
used to promote personal and party ends TO ne
said further that he had refused to lie slave 10 the de
nand of party; that he had honestly laborrd to promoe
in pursuit Of that AIM had hurt his party then his parry
deserved To DC hunt 81 rejoice said he 70 ne ahie 10
add that in my Judgment, the day past IN SOnth Caro-
lima never to return, when good viii be rejected or
wrong accepted because done IA the name OF any parry,
more and more snbOrtlln1ting parry interests 10
public interests; more shd more iosHns sp o
party power and more perceylnG that in The long
run that party VIII prevail WHEN xeeps ost ssaos ID
functions Of government in the interest 81 AL ire people
We'll. welcome oucn sentiment have Nalhed
,V narty b.as Thought il the best representative q;
freedom, Of equality OF ciyil and poca rights, ot me
our rcnubhcan form government. My attachment to
NY party does exied On step beyond this mat is
dc iull measure OF NY party really"
IIe declared that ,ho needed harmonious work
of bptu Mnlcn mas hftn Bfst Sc
rred in Charleston aud that the interest. of tie two
races arc Identical lie said recognition or ms fact
and complete union OF all VINO do recognize IL, are the
nrst ,fcp IN the march OF this people toward true ana
lasting lIrDspgrity. Following such union should come
The drrminaiinn 10 test all puhic men ny The rfa In
he standard Of their illness and capacity Ia promote The
uoblic GOOD Yet ia have more az the debSOn That
nutlic Office valuable for it, Cmcluments. Let w. have
20 more al the otnor dcluSiOn thai which
promote the interests OF party on, are ths proper work
,f nur Legislators In the state and the county and in
tho ctv Ws want higher standard Of public aim md
serye" 1be great denands NJ the people, he said,
are "A reduction of taxation AMI an honest eNeltnre or
1e uuhlic money, and the people Of -Onth Carolina
ourl 10 I've and can relieved onetird OF the taxes
they have paid for the last SIX years
In conc uson he said That the great results of good
royerpment are impartial administration of tue law,
economical administration 0f the public funds mod, rate
and reasonable axaton "Al thf as blssIDe- WITHIN
,ur reach" he said, II united and determined IN
deuap ling them. They chief public concerns.
III y work worthy of highest efforts and we nave
aiding ma In TINS good tBc auspcIous of our
National Centennial year We do NOT hnow OF feel,
Ihiuk how greatly the hearts Of tie American people of
ht sections Will he drawn to each other the great
c,l.hrltlon of national br,h comes We have
cnuapt a little ~ its influence at LcIipg"n and Bunker
uti Int the full tide NH sweep over us AZ
pniade mia on the Fourth cf July next. Then let
hone that under The fuil Influences Of those feelings
Wtch bound our OF thu South and NVIth 10 tas
rr,,t ,t,, of American freedom and iDdeit ndcnce
NAV hnd easy 60 forward to the completion OF Their
great work the accomplishment OF taor hopes and AIMS,
Inc p.retUauUn 1r 3ii coming Erlcidii"ns oi hauoh
wherein universal and impartial freedom shall show lis
peIiect work."
The address was well received and loudly applauded
Tomorrow Gov. Chamberlain Will Be received by the
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