New-York tribune., 1876-06-30

the mansion TO congratulate the Governor. As soon
as he could release himself from these he stepped
out the porch and addressed the concOurse fol-
lows
GENTLEMEN or THE JACKSON CoRrs I cordially
tJiuh for this mamie of kindness do
not forget a last year You enrolled me among you as
al honorary member. l regard with satisfaction and
ltl1c Aor cGtthent discipline ana framing as military
body recognize among You many representatives OF the
WOiAihgmen OF Albany; and, when say w0rhlngmen.
| do not forget that in cOuntT, the number
VINO nve upon the income OF what they have accunu-
lated inherited is extremely small, and that nearly
every clzen Of our vast Repubhc hNcs on tne poGuet
~ his daily toll In America nearly all working
men, Therefore the interest and prosperity OF that class
may almost 10 SAID to be the Interest ana prOspeily Oh
all. lAppauseJ No country which the sun ever shono
from the Atlantic to The Pacific and from The great lakes
Of the Norih 10 the Gulf OF Mexico; with genial eli.
facility for travel and transportation. with all the arts
and Industries OF old civilization planted ana houlishg
amid The bDuudless natural wealth OF virgin continent,
We ought to De to-day the mos, Prosperous ne most
happy and cOnented people in the world But what is
ouI actual ooudiuoni All business depressed, every in
dustry angIshing labor without employ mcDt, and the
wolf at the door nearly every home III the land gaunt
What is The inaterl We know that for the last II
years since the peace the earnings Oi labor and the IN
oon' capital have been consumed or wasted IN gov
ernmental expenditures. The taxes drawn from the
people O the United states nave been larger Than the
entire net savings OF the whole fOrty-iOur millions.
These taxes have increased within short period four
fOld ana the influence felt upon every business ana
every industry. and in every home throughout our
istraton ever where! Abuses Pecui"hS' ildulN, ani
corruption, until we are almost Decomnc ashamed OF
themup examples Tor the oppressed people 81 Othcr
countries We are conits them az scandal III ite
eyes of mankind. What else do we nnd
We find the oiiiceh0ding class have become SO
numerous, powerful, and unscrupulOas that
they assume to control the elcctonS; ana II
the people indifferent, ur at al equally divided, are
aOle to exert corrupt influence suiceni to peipeiuate
Their own power. At lat reaching the worst
condition OF the countries OF the Od World lie GOV
ernment longer exists for the people; the .eOHe
exist only for the Government oar Centennial proiucJ
wrongs license and evils 10 escape walC Olr al
ceStGfs abandoned tneir homes IN the Ola word, ana
t,lau fei flpau usplV in "A
Now ask what the remedy for these public evils,
for Distress Tor TINS disorder in business
which carries sun InC INTO every hoUschJdl IA voice
iu the crowd: The election OF Tildcu'I lAppauseJ
Ii il comprised in word "RctOrn-rCtulm OF the
there adherence of opinion. one class say, elect the
nominees of the party u1der which these evils have
up by means OF the OiCe-hr .lng class which II
interested in perpetuatng th,,e abuses and wrongs
Adopt negatives whom all the COncndng factions
codd agree without danger naTm to any or 10 the
That is opinion. There another opinion and that
opinion demands cnangc- change Oi men Tor the sake
OF IriuTm III administration.
FeiOwCitizeus do not intend 10 argue the question
intend to snpy state il and leave IL to your judgment
and to the dsment of the people. am heartily with
tonight trust snail have opportunity o. seeing
you hereafter. "A voice, Next NOurmber." Cheers
Again thanking you for your kind attention. BID you
good evening.
After leaving the Governors, the corps, with a
large concouTse of citizens, proceeded to Tie 4fgB
Office, where they addressed by ID. Cady H.r-
rick. A serenade was also given to Mayor Banks
Eli Perry, and Gen. Franklin Townsend.