New-York tribune., 1876-08-28
THE ono CIgPAIGN.
aR. sCHUEz's OPENING sPEEcH-FINANCiAL PROB
LgMe-TIE BITTER REFORM PARTY.

MR.. sCHUHz's oPESiNG sPEECH-FINANCiAL PROB
LTMs-THE BITTER REFORM PARTY.
CLEVELAND, Aug. Z5.-Cml SchuIz delivered
mis- first speech in the ONO campaign IN tins city Hast
evening lie spOke in German 10 a large audience.
Among other things he said:
Last yea- the Democrats were everywhere 'or soft
money. II voice" "NowYork"l In New. YORK. Tie
question oi nnauco was not touched. Now Inc Dome.
erns declare themselves as true prophets Of hard
money Bnt this conversion j. sus icious Is s1s-
,iJon Ia Increased when we took at their platform IL
begins with this that 10 makes TIE Republicans spcnsi
Gi Iv lay r for eleven Years $ii not exonerate
lie Republicans but lave the Democrats done for
hard money within this Time! Not gniy nave my ol-
posed resumption in every conceivable way they have
even favored repudiltion and by what means does ne
democratic party promise To- ori9E iDos' f I'M % IT,
is the repe' Of the R",nn5uon Hct OF ,"n i'm ~
1879. This Resumption act ~. according 10 lhtIf
opinion, the gtca est O15iace 10 resiinpuLn. p,.
mad st favored their IDEAS, nut since tbhI C0hH
not be done became the Democrats wond have lost New
York state, the ipi tOnist5 g1nIbcd But when, atcf
long hesitation. Tiihens letter OF acceptance appeared
with its indefinite general phrases th' IA the ihh1hlS!h
truly Iden mas gone over to The SIDE oi hcn
dricks Since that time the Democrats nominate III al
Conversational districts sOit-mOncy men, lldcus victory
Is Identical with the Yict0y OF s0itinonry men, dchcI
Win their majority in Congress, aud against tl' major
y Tien will NOT be able 70 do sn!tans u ne r II elected ,
for President so by the nctOFy oi ilIdeh tue
fruit of last years victory Of hard-inoney
plmed because have ex,,ressad The fear that Tden
might when elected for President aud MAKE room for
that yet Democratic President had dicd; bui
In fact 1Ilden has died already; he IL morally dead IN
the arms OF Hendricks The Republicans also have not
done resumption what they ought To nave done, tut
the past and inclination Ci the party il in favor OF
IT, IL stands for the honor, the credit, and the good
name uf the United States, fru opponent Of all desires
sf rcpud!aiOn, in peace as well as during the war.
Therefore all who favor harl money must support ts
party.
Now in regard to corrupt officers and corruption In
general, admit that corruption is Ia 0e found every
where. We may get rid OF she Old thieves, but may God
preserve from the The devil may b. gone
nm tna desit will flp
age 10 carry ont his refOrni He has shown great
courage In speaking out before his elections against the
system OF booty thus cutting on to his friends all hope
reward Tie same courage Is shown by his repudatiOn
of second term Tilden writes iu similar strain, bat
be says he will make promises because his promises
not worth much but ne advises legislation by COu
gress restrain hin from second term, just II he
were not 10 be trusted. But will Hayes nc able, IL
elected for President TO enforce refOrml In his posi-
ton President he VIII have the appointment OF officers
mostly in his own hands Hayes has been Governor Of
OEio three times, ana has proven himself n friend OF
reform; every one knows him as an honest man that
~ admitted 10y his most bitter eIcoics In his letter Of
acceptance he faYOrs reform. He honestly promises 10
favor tEis reform and he is the keep his word
But what Goes Tden says All his expressions are OF
TIE relative kind he speaks OF raising the standard OF
qualifications Of gradual improvements, OF aa exam
iDny comItee II possible; but he does not enter Into