, 1876-07-09

fore seen as gathered in that City OF Washington
catch the crumbs that might fall from the Speaker
table Tray, Blanche, and Sweetheart snticrs
commiesaries. priyateE, and officers in the confcd
erate service from the beginning to the end know
Ing TINT their victory had finally bccn achieved
rushed 70 WASHINGTON by countless hundreds an
mandine the reward Of their services. They gotit
They got it.
FITznuGu
was appointed DcOf Keeper. Tie Is stn biCer maj
than sd Grant" {LsaEhter.] bounced beeaar
that no could overlook it, what became OF hi
represented chiralslc Confederate of the South
little bill Of which he hnd 10 long neglected pay
nentt Take the entire machinery Of this confvd
have reformed II; aud to-day, as i an as
snrcd, The milton is allied with ttamps
Sooef ippe'nss se for ater 0ss ,bs,
this accession TO power being confined TO one
branch, it had taken root Ia ali.
DO IOU BELIEVE FOR ONE MOMENT
That the personnel OF civil service wonld have
been improred: am told that Tilden h1z in.
1efe. whse dnag ths Trying Fl period
Through which this nation or any other nation ever
passed, was the great rc:ormcs OF 1876: Filed ul'
= safe, secured behind
DAnK1CADE5 OF LAw-BoOKs
snd railroad bonds, He peerea ont from the cor
ueEs Of his safe and returned singing that tue re-
ing treaty Of peace. Manton Marble says that Nr
ridden IN not responsible for that peace resolution.
Manton Marble is wrong, In 1861 Mr Tilden
gregation Of confederates that met here in the
Ryndets and his band Of New York Short boy re-
Chicago Nth their ears BIT of and their noses
broken carving the olive branch without slothes
sest on onnti.son ths to sa and believing
sAMuEL Slid HIMSELF INTO TIE CONVENTION,
and was placed upon the Committee on Resolutions.
While the Convention became rcstiye under the
Tilden, Us the records Of that Convention will
show, rose in his place in The Con-
venaon, sad as a member OF that Committee as
agreed on their RESOLUTIONS and that they had SIM
ply been pnssed over to a sub committee for re-
xision-thc peace resolution and all. the most In
people. That resolution, Mr. Tilden raid in this
city, in 1864 the entire Committee had unanimous
T. sgseed upon and thst language stands in the
Fly ak oa .hafs Gs1i IT, sdody 5eS s';.Gy sp9
WHO Is RESPONSIBLE FOR TILE BLOOD Oh THE
SHIRT?
lLaughter.1 Whose blood is it. IwouId not as a
Republican, and, as think. as patriotic citizen.
need1eesly engcnder the bitterness which the
sSeo.e 0fSan snd ny ihss eat to
shoiee is to be laid between The boy who shed lis
.S The Who shea 4, tat e sst g.
destroyed, no gushing talk about shaking hands
over the gaping chasm will make you hesitate long
bloody shirt or not, 10 you please First last and
81 the whi1ei ~ long as have the capacity to
1isttngnish the differences Of men when public
IN favor Of giying them to him who perilcd his life
that the nation might live, rather than to him who
fought tha, the nation might be destroyed. checrs]
past buy is dead rhey bsse @ an a. ~ 'DS De'
EXTREME RELUCTANCE ABOUT rHH1R RECORD. 1
4 We nad fecord Like theirs, great God, would
written With all its glorics By tho finger OF Al
mighty God in letters Of fire against the sky, that
bne together and rejoice, and be justified in doing
So:. lCheets. Take the glorious old party OF the
nation-the old party Of freedom, which when it first
and 1oftiest aspirations Of the country See how it
made, with its first success,
II history: Seq how it sent conquering lcgions
into the feldi See how it saved its great nation
sty, the sacred custodian and the priceless treas
ure Of free government feE oil the worldl lc1cer.
the night OF barharism md slavery into the pure !
atmosphere Of American freedom: Loud cheers. |
Ana sds them s ee made
'f citizenship. The old party four years
ag9a stood = perfect storm Of slander
before encountered, but it said, 1--WE have made |
Fon freemen we have made you citizens; we will |
IT III all the privileges which othcru en-
Joy, and If in the States whers you i've the priyi-
cges enjoyed undcr the Constitution are denied to
Eop. this great nationality that to. .day. thank God
rom the clouds where lts head las been among the
stars will With its strong do for you, the poor
IT and mcanest citizen Of the soil, what yonr
ng.1 That II
THE RECORD OF THIS PARTY.
It found currency almost worthless: steadily,
gradually, and surely all the while it has been ap
,rccintins it's valne. 1t has made here nationality
'reatet and more powerful than the world ever saw
hf' are toadt9id By ss
erms Of the highest rcspect-that the party has
'een rnined because It passed Iega1-tender act
nd pledged the faith Of the nation that the $. 20
n.tance hers and there where q Secre-
ary has fallen from ,gnce,, and they
ahe p Ss esab NJ 6at T1sa Tse WV
ack :n 1864 the cordial relations between Tweed
nd Tildcn could hardly be described Why down
of tSe State e canI mt
aittce Of New York Mr. Tildcn devised plan BY
rhich the votes Of that great State were wrested
F Is a1crss III. Ne s'S Tdea the sen Re-
1t alter ,nc having for and
weed. after Tweed had been exposed BY the Re-
ublican press and the Republican party, jumps
q 10 Inc carnage when It Is all ready to go and the
trects in good order for travel, and takes ride |
n 1t at Republican expense. Loud cheers and
luGhter.
WHO TRIED TWEED!
.et us have 1t out Tweed WAS tried by q Repuh-
can Judge, before Republican jury, prosecuted
y Republican ATTORNEY General, convicted in !
he good old Republican way, sent to Democratic
nd cscsped in the old Democratic style. IRE
ewed laughter. Thus ends that les
On Of reform fChcegs] Now, gentlemen,
had not intended to speak here
nfil late this afternoon. aud i am !
DING to talk no longer. [Crics Of '.Go on.''} But
do feel magnifcently aasured by this magnificent
here to-night-a srandcr one Chica-
0 never witnessed, a more hopeful and inspiring
ne this people never Raw. It il sure preEase OF
letory. 1t indicates with absolute certainty that
18th such men Is we hare nt the head Of onr ticket
our candidate for President fighting in an carn-
4 capable way the battle Of the people in the
ont while Tildcn was back in the rcar,-with {
ich leaders wc deserve success and animated and
by the old spirit 1belieye we will have
,cceFs. lChecrs-1 And now, gentlemen, three !
1ecss for nnyts and Wheeler.
The crowd gave an enthusiastic response, and |
I. Storrs retired.
OTHER SPEAKERS.
DR. c. 2. DYER
as loudly called for, and made a brief speech.
c gare n humorous story i'll regard to Alex !