, 1876-06-25
(Ji'l'kln(f " Akin.
A Remark Applicable to
Political Matters
Generally.
Mr.. Bristow Makes a Char
acteristic Speech at
Cincinnati.
He Talks Direct to the Mass
es, and Utters Many
Noble Truths.
An Area Of Low Barometer at
the Other End Of the Bridge.
Signs Of an Approaching Tempest
in the Democratic Teapot.
Tanlmany and Anti Tammany
Shoulder-Hitters Stripped to
the Rnff,
The Former Open Their Bill
1ingsgate Batteries on
Tilden.
NIr. Tilden Believed to Be
Losing Ground Every
Hour.
| Hancock, Davis, and Hen
bricks Looming Up :.
Prominently.
Talks with Delegates on 7heiI
Way to St. Louis.
The Maine and Minnesota Men
| Solid for Iilden.
How Gov. Hayes Met and Won Hi
| Wife.
Talks with Delegates on Their
Way to St. Louis.
The Maine and Minnesota h1e]
Solid for Iilden.
How Gov. Hayes Met and Won His
Wife.
HAYES AND WHEELER.
RRISTOW SPEAKS.
THE CINCINNATI MEETING.

Special Dispatch to The Tribune.
CINCINNATI, O., June 24.-Therc was an I'M
mcnsc Hayes and Wheeler meeting tonight at
Exposition Hall. There were 4,0N persons
present, with many ladies. L. g. Weir opened
the meeting and introduced Gov. Noyes as
President. The Governor made one OF his
brilliant little speech, saying:
GOV. r. F. MOVES SPEECH.
Mr. FELLOW CITIZENS: congratulate Jou, the
Republican psrty, and the country that the i. H.
tional Convention which recently assembled IN tnis
hall had the prudence and wisdom to Place IN no a1
as as YOU have, long and wen; At The
ba n the aTg III III e that his
character is aboyc rcproach pure and spotlcsa
the uusuicd SNOW ind thnt his public career chal-
nonents: he Is brave and prompt do his duty, re-
Fardlcss of personal consequences, and possesses
practical common sense chough FOR hall dozen
leyes that the laws OF his country ought to be f3th.
fuly and rigid1y enforced and that there shoa!o ne
ample protection for person and
sympathy with the spirit Of reform which seems to
hive taien possession OF the public mind, and
under @ his administration public thieves and rascas
will not prosper and grow ricn. l1e nao eAen1PlA-
led in ali bis life that he is
OPPOSED TO suAMs AND VAIN SHOWS
Of every sort; to that extravagant nunner OF living
which las resulted in the downfall Of SO many pub
ayenue S nue. of private life. When he, enters the
White House. as hc. il sure to 40, ne WI!
{Sopb 5ea1 he pasng the q quiet
home at t. Fremont. There will be no kingly pa
geants to mock the simplicity Of republican nsta
avenue four in hand, and it is certain that big
friends, associates, and advisers will be selected
men o uph {ne ;be and Hf and
prosperity Of the South; for the OF the
laws; for honest payment Of the e. na- nn:
the civil service of the country. De will have =
disnfaed able, and honest administration W which is
viii command the eonasnee ~; nn% f1ose'Se 'ne
nARMoNIzEs ALL D1FFERENcEs
existing in bis party, and combines all elements OF
success Liberals RefoEners atea!s, vs. anu farepn J"n
born al Who do not desire that the DemoeranS, a1i,
should int tbis fds eiiq
s1a sosntY bore hins hssf So es aptghy nts%S
to, to give him ne1t Soyember nj rn,;31ss? ?, 10Y !?
Haaxi5e 39e %e}esy 6o}s tSs s. St
nose IN sef-respcct it will be compelled to Do we
1nnay compromise by making the vote OF hamilton
with Without detaining you longer, and thanking you
for the honor OF being called to preside over ths
vast assembly. have the honor ana ve.y gteae na
Measure of introducing, or rather presenting, one
who needs no Introduction to any, audience in the
United States tremendous applausel, one who
will hcnccforth he welcomed everywhere anu ny ny
everybody except the thieves OF the revenue ? ana
| the robbers Of their fellow men, Gen. Ben]amln
| II Bristow, late Secretary of the Treasury.
| [Cheers.] >;-,a eanrc
The whole audience joinedin great cheer, long
| drawn out, as Mr.. Bristow got TO his feet ana
| faced them. His reception BY the thousahus
nrescnt was great ovation. Lie could not 9elp
| recognizing this fact, but instead OF swelling
with the pride Of the OCCASION he seemea rasnet a
to shrink within himself just little. His mo4'
esty was as marked as his big, fine tace' head
and body we're to tic eyes OF those neal; =;
He WINGED q little under the repeated Vol4cys ~
| spontaneous hearty applause his cyes soush;
/ the floor, and his head dropped until the g1anu
demonstration had worn itsel1 out am toGn ane me
c]ear yoice,-a voice that became musical "het
excrted. Str. Bristow is not brilliant In orator},
| Int he is straightforward, connected, and con
yincing. He spoke as follows,
audience to ratify the work Of the National hepao
lean Convention held in this hall last week saom'
that the patriotic people Of Cinc'nnaI, wv "nG @ &C.
Of daugeF and threatened dissolution, are not ye
| ready 10 turn that country over 70 inc nnPselaas
contro OF professional POLITICIANS 1ha th
~ zee IN his city Of solid wealth and substantia
ministries 20 many Of her best cfttzens ono aSts:
interest in the struggle for party su2temaey h =,
fhe imnosition Of Internal ta1e. made necessary y
the late War Cincinnati has paid into t9s ~ ~
| Treasury the aggregate sum o. eloo,Vvo, ,";. ~.
Ppaase to say n9snqg o. taf af he
Tour great city has paid to the Government III tni
dscal wear tenth Of the entire internal & asse
| nne collected from forty millions OF people. Hns
then should not the people Of this city feel oeel
ta+,aet IN iii that concerns the Administration
! the Goyefument-the collection and afsou1seI1eth ~
Of revenue for its support; lou nase . ratt ~ y
insist upon t1f tsqts by law Vast
tne a1d II il eqaar 5ouz rs6t and duty