New-York tribune., 1876-08-31
ADDRESS or SAMUEL F. CARY.

At the conclusion OF the address by Mr.. Cooper, In
which he introduced hs associate the ticket Mr. Cary
said;
MY CoryrpyMrS We ,avc gathered here this evening
In view Of the q. IIU hing "eCton 10 ASCERTAIN the
duties that grow o., ur relations 70 orr ,oaht{, lha
we may vote intcigcnty and while talk to lOu want
YOU 10 forget iar You possibly can, that you ever
belonged "a political parry. lAPP!ause, aud cries o.
Hear! Ucarll 1 know how difficult that is have
sand a thousand times that was b0.n Wing, and cN
pcctcd 10 live and die Wing. SO, pcTl.ps should
have done " the Wing party mad not d'd before dld
iaugbterl And there are men who are born Democrats
and expect 10 live and die Democrats. NoN my lciioW
citizens, we are nos mere tout 10 tH auut lu'! oI
ties We 10 coHsd'r tc condiiono oi our country
| tArpauscI All men OF al hrtl'S are akc nohe.'Ii
mean the masses lOu are aIndtCd ny one common dc-
Sire aud that is that ciy aud religious liberty may bc
Tcipcludteu III lh'1 ''' % u u, Wv 9 , - III, i, np
pause aLd ChccrS We are not mere 10 'ah ipuut lIcu
aUout the leaders We leave II TO others who have no
ohcr subjects 10 discuss have nothing To say about
| dcucy. IApplaUsc.l have known him from b0yhn"d
n0nc.t upright brave and true have no controversy
with you upon that subject lhrpdusCI aud all that
fpuIasc and an Oucy la the back part OF the room
ior three cheers tor Tlldcn" quickly suppressed by
| / must say ono ,nglc word about myself | In
the Journal OF civilization" III yonr cty few days
ago lugiee ri an account Cary the gccnback candI
date Tor VccPIcsidcnt, the eaderni bread and but
! ter mob, aud saw a similar statement IN IliE MN
While have been the friend and advocate u. TIE
IamIirg man am opposed 10 everything like exciting
| The rich against the poor-labor against capal-fOr
tbcy Our nations prosperity, mutually dc
pendent lpon each other. As well may the foot ..j
| ihr hand or the hand 10 the foot " nave nrcl .!
tnee as for capital and labor to say IL to each other
so far from luc!tin. "A mOas was passing to uJ office
| saw 400 men, rendered desperate by waDt OF pro.
visions Tor themselves and families, saiaa:cG
| uyon the espiauale in Fiith-st. They
| and gathered Ine up bodily and put upon &
dry goods box make teI speech. addressed thom
for half an hour In the mean Time the ciiJ aG;LOt"s
were trembling with anxiety. The Mayor of The SIty
had sworn ia police, aud Lad oarrcide1 tlr c'
| buildings, expecting attack. cOaDscrd tncM
avoid everything Ike violence. and I talked To thciu
! pleasantly, and IN the course OF hall an hour they
1uicly dispersed The next day the Mayor 0i Cincir-
natl sent official letter thanking me for Saving the
CITY OF Cincinnati what seemed about u be dis
graceful mob. AMI yet here in NcT-luTk have been
| the ." leader Of mob" ICnes Of " No, nOPI
WHAT THR COUNTRY WANTS
| Now, there IL something Internally wrong IAppause
We are In country OF bound!css resources, mines to
be developed faml Ia be opened up, enough land to
| make a hundred more States We want this land pcO-
pied with an intelligent and industrious people. We
want our mines developed Fellow-ctzens, the great
subject commanding the attention OF the American
| pie Is only "A cOrOary 20 the abolition OF American
slaycy-the emancipation Of white men well "a black
men. GAppause We complain, not OF the inequalities
OF wealth that naturally exist, but that the Government
should lend itself the exclusive work OF making the
rich richer and the poor poorer lAppause AS Dem
ocrat, | had hoped my party would take high
ground against the injurious Legislation OF Congress,
making these distinctions between the rich and the poor
but at st. Louis the same money power. the set of