, 1876-09-08

; 8, 1876.
besides thts, they nac further conccsaions to tho
soft.moncy men by tie nomination OF
HE3pElCKs
for Vice President Hendricks. though he expressed
the canddste Of te soft money e!owd ior Prcaldent
at ths ~. Lonls Convention. lIendI,cks lnd no
np!ntons nf hia own, md was cold. hearted man:
meanl II Tiidcn shorii dc who Trcsitlrns, iii
mn would takc hl* plsce. They .sid pemoefatIe
hsie sels ns's, and sn 40
etep!t man, AMI might lto. The result would 10
~ = s o ss. s syoI's e s rs HI 1":
q tue Pafy all n,tsns. t%s'e.sd s .s" how
prffv.tc conferences Il Saratoga. Tksy knew what
ts.s aps :Sa e o se Of
ana tLe oinei ha,d on .9ts; money pa!tssm, ne
somc length, and found thst they contained no
promise. TO srnE n.oas resumption o. spttGts ~ &c
It hs ss M LIZ ss
t.vof Of Platform lIkc that 1iads y tho Ohio
WI" VI. .dai tbe be- inastionists were recognized !,
ies psy ~ 6o it,;
they worked for T!dcn. and their confidence thht
the Democratic party wond aid them more tdan the
probability Of eleeting soft-moncy mon for Con:
Eress the Democsais had nominated one, snd Il
.ot. f money men IN Congress and the result womb
nure drs5ust., II they meant to es;uulate busl.
ss: sss '': y f. #;
name nss ts, aa eoa'a ts:a vote t1en tor Tasu sa sas
liendTieks flona .spp!sussl: bat her 'sou1a not
sadetIng, ote-. # they helped iho Democrats %
win the day, then thc soft-money majority In con-
ssnY H snx vi whIsh would festere eondcnce nd
proaperlty-would nuvcE be brought about but
It might 10 asked
II they get another Lease OF powerf He was not
sst!faed VIII What he Kspnhliesn party had donc:
But one tling must " admitted Kspup;can ;s
cot Of our country, aesinat treason and repudla-
tlon. Immense and long continued applause; It's
ion. The iepnbiIean party had .'wsy. shown
tts devotion 70 .ae ,,g Soggntsy oss,.sd KILL s ts
Always Always gone forward and never backward. II fad
act down tho resumption Of specie payment n the
10 hoId this pffincipls insIotate. Thc German
f.: NJ eo e est q a
ess .asEy E'tt ts.s .a::ss's 1sSss ee
eySs aoa 1ssd @ % oo1on
cratic platform as adopted At II. Louis He agreed
ID nj shs II: PresidentS cabnet recently. They hsd
ffowned i down: The Republican p.5sy l,sd put
ssfs :ss o5sE aEe'''"is Ill ns t$ Seen a''ss:
Fer wo' Mo Tsey wGud ihnns '5 ss
| tlons by 1I1dcn Of reform. Reform not a1ne
il putting down corruption. Ttere had always
lstrat!oRs. The nm administration Of tne ma
ton was honest, still there were fssca!s In
l. Ths present system Of aPpoint'ncnts was n, r.
ths victor belong The tpos; It VIVA then prefer.
t 70 al
Which, Which, wa ~ ts rcsait Of pafty sppoinsmen. !n.ax
urated in Jaekson's tEn,s They could h.,d thcae
party apPosntecs tn all brnnchss of the Govern.
s Positions ander tho aoysraa,ent. what Va: thei;
t,tio thereto! T!cy had done and fnr thIs and
entisied e b supported Il ths pnS]c cfib. These
were the men who controlled the peoples inter,
eats. They gould know what The result I, 2f The
e's ev Ms sees GO 81 sas III ha hospital pess
hacks, who were. to tho amount Of 10, 900 OF
tiation ca,us ln. CongEessm kept prrson. il Of
ace because. they Insisted they wuro necessary Ii
order to to'ulect them, Come Of these sometimes
went back on thclf supporters and became COT
fupt.
TnR CORRUPTION ORIGINATED
in the mnnner Of appointment, and existed alike
IL l1si wanted % to sec this III method rcformed.
lie then spoke Of BuchanAn's Administration
rhsn KegS s,s ss Ms.
e sssr hfy Gytsas ss "es Gans f. essis sss
Ut snd do !. a e.dss, OF asses b. Gasa
family, relatives, and friends. and 'thos. friend.
| fhnu it7Rf t1Hf iP&V f1R
su lsashte. dad a!snt n not followed ths Old 20:
tticai stye. tho civil service would not hare be-
f sna put Ut do.n d Corruption. M Whsa they hted esf:
densr they would not ,1 hire one @ who % would
were honest and competent. They ald not Wnn1
.shns. .po3,ts'ans for tho oees ot ost
wsn.cd. ;e and and s party sorv,co snd feniy shoait
not bs ! Recommendation 10 otice. Appointments
should not be lett In the hands Of Corgrcesmet
ttono congres.men. When they appointed men fo
eisii s sefyies' i nd il would be tsken Out q ths
political parties hands. Then there would bo
civil sssvlce reform, and such =. The peopi'
nomtlpc n,en ior , ''''>
CONSISTENCY AND HONESTY ALONE.
lie gave nothing for platforms Of parties. Fo
ei.ars SCI had been III, B1stow man, Gut what was tht
ssssss It IL HsSas''sss '';a,ssS ssa.s1 .,., II
Ssnsssei Il os hs's - had
nut one Of those who studied whether II paid o
70 H. nats'. sayd ppn.f ae
eontnMaton q Grant, 10 thought eey Tcsl
n n y" e,ss ss.a rs.as ill., to 'ss!si Il;