The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-28

Standing as do ono OF the humble representatives, OF
the great Valley Of the Mississippi, We stand
woke harmony, invoke compromise Of
conflicting opinions In the democratic ranks LAP
piausel There IS nothing my friends. IN the dilI.r-
ences and Emergencies opinion III the democratic
party tina, cannot be honorably smoothly aud harmo-
niously adjusted that wien the lines o battle are
formed, there shall be no heartburn'ngs. no nivis-
ions. collisions of thought tAppiausc,) There
y no reason why wo should not thus adj
just our differences il differences we have any.
Standing in II tho representative cities OF the
great Mississippi Valley, we appeal 10 the People OF
The far East We say to them, what Is for your pros.
upon the prosperity Of the agrlcui,urai interests
Of tho mighty. Mississippi Valley. applause
plough the sickle ana the rich harvest tAppiausel
We freight your ships, we make yonr cities prosper
You in turn, benefit US IN thousand ways Mo
es;s together We appeal 70 ycn men. Give
US living chance IN this Convention
and IN thus c c9ne, & o, wI .barS naS econ
the enemy loud and continued checrs) stand IN
your presence neither arrogant nor suppian stand
IS just 10 everybody else, oniy asking The Same moio
ourselves Let not he extreme 10 each other Let
- not seek 70 ?. ,.H .a snc,sn.
without cul,ivatng IL ~ all tApplacsel We should
cultivate ancsbiiity and friendship rather. l make
these remarks 10 our brethren OF the East.
We have fought a thousand battles with
you Tor the democracy, ard never one
against il. but the sears Of political conflicts
IRE upon our breasts and not upon our backs. TAP
pause Our OH time brethren OF the South, a word
or two to YOU am one Of the mon, surely, who need
and expect them believe that speak with 10 iorked
tongue tChecrs.) AS my southern brethren, who
1nw nos one and w NATIONAL % III. not hour IN
OF national preparation for tho great con-
fct against tho radical foe. led as we'll said by
the distinguished gentleman from New York. by pirate
flag Of the bloody Shirt do not IN THIS hour leave US IN
Northwest wounded and helpless 10 BIO scapcd and
murdered upon the Geld Of battle. we have no per.
nj mos los IN
to subscrve II there is one man who can get moro
than another, were own brother candidate,
would be Tor that other man. The times are TOO
serious the issues too mighty for personal thought
10 Intervene. Three times IN the last twelve
lines under the lead Of the gallant democracy OF New
York II II IL 10 be 30 again we VIII dress IN parade,
and II it is fororn hopo wo will light Ike men
loud cheersl There are no heart0urnings, no ant
mostes TO crafty am ny the men OF this Convention
Ii purpose OF mine to speak here lcel like
apologizing for IT, but your brought me here
did not desire TO speak, but belong 10 that class o.
men who cannot speak and say nothing; must say
something what say Is the utter
ance of sincere heart the counsel OF tho old tried
cherished and beloved friends Let us purity our hearts
this great work that is before u.s. Let us look mar
rowly INTO our motives let us look narrowly INTO our
duties. and when the sun goes down upon inc finished
work OF this convention pray Almighty God that IT may
be ordered that Ia November our country will stand
redeemed, dlscntnraed and re-eniranchsed IN all tho
rights people from tie tyrannica bond that has
crushed and oppressed US so long That is my prayer
NV fellow citizens Of the Convention, thanking
you with grateful heart over and over again, VIII
deain you any longer tCrIes Of 60 on, GO
on ~ II would be unsecnly and improper for me to
hold this body any longer together, and thank
ing you with heartfelt gratitude for this demonstration
take my leave loud and long continued '.r'Azse.
A sPERCH FROM CONGRESSMAN OK. %N
Loud calls were made for ''Sunsyt Cox, y and, in
sponse that gentleman ci.ed to the rostrum, where
his presence vas greeted with an enthusiastic cheer
Mr. Cox adj -assed the assembaee as ioows:- W
Gps1lHMEN-lt IS very hard 10 follow Daniel w.
Voorhees, in speech without you have bis SIZE and
II ottuhfa
ington. l have been sent here by my consttu-
ents in New York city TO represent their
1t was urgent In many ways that ! should De 1t my
post OF duty When left Washington there was an at
tempt the part OF the Senate to bring the House into
q collision. That collision concerned the mouth bills OF
the government II Is matter that this Convention
must meet and desire 70 speak about that
least before OF the delegates We
hare passed twelve appropriation bills. They wore
bcord the senate last Saturday all Of them We have
cut down the republican estimates $64,0O0o00.
CHEERS and cries Of stick 10 It. ~ ago, We Will stick
10 IL daughter and applause Let the thunder of this
Convention follow the electric telegraph. ana let this
to Congress be firm and stand by Is and
S6I 0O0 900 OF OF republican estimates will be
reduced s40o0o000 below the appropriations Of last
year which have reduced the twelve Appropria-
bills they will thus be cut down, and The peo-
pie will Why II Is that prohlgacy robbery,
rngdom and all the rakehelly brood OF ragged
rascadom has been loose in this country since
the tCheersl They complain Of Us that we have
made investigations Well, we have investigated every
thing and everywhere. II Is careful, studous M
dusrous Congress- but they say u an exConiederatc
Congress-Qau ghterand therefore, it should not be
honest and find rogues, because, perchance one
or those gallant men fought at Charlottesville
other place on the side during the
long trouble They say that such men should not per-
sccute the post trader on our border daughter and
applause They say that because oil their inordnatc
Q Expenditures we will cut down the army. Well
might do without the army until alter the November
election. Well We might make an appropriation Tor
the army in the next December session. They say We
shall break up the navy. Well, what does our
.lrY Drnfnn IN N nflfn aro
ruined by bad taxation and worse tarifsout OF exist
ence tApplausel think the navy might rest little
Bureau daughter AID APPLAUSE Spotted Tail and
Crazy Horse, sthey might be let loose ON the
Plains. Let them. II they would stop their
would end these contractors wars very soon
tApplausel But We might stop the Internal Revenue
parties straight tLaughter) Right here in ST. Louis
think YOU have had some experience IN
relation 10 crooked wh,skey at ieas,-tlaugh-
guilty man escape" daughter and applause
and the result is discarded exSecretary OF the rrea
sury, guilt roams now, all through that DEPART
ineni. | think il might hayc rest Tor while
daughter and checrx Are there those rings IN Wash
ingtong God knows ! would hketo have the Wash
ingon ring and all Of the rings exed as far as the
rings OF Saturn ITSELF. iChcersj No harm would be
done by such honest exile. What the people in
this Convention should say to their representatives
is-Bc firm 10 your trust stand your bills, 70 on
with your Investigations unearh all Of tue frauds con-
ncctcd with the administration IN the past and then We
the centennial year. These men that are eng
prosecuted, how they love their country since Hayes
and Wheeler have been nominated Qaugbtcrl
They think to conceal under their rascaiiy
hypocrisy the Of tho past They
cannot hide uader respectable names-there
IS an alias TO them which means Grantism
xnG Babcockism and Belknapism and washingto m
and every other rngism aud the people OF this
try tired To death IL thus everlasting macasance
Office. iCres OF That's So ~ II Is the dominant
question Of this country, and il will override your
questions OF currency with honest people. To tho
work OF publication let us unite, AMI let us IN
vite all honest OF all parties to join
Let the colored man come, and let all liberal
independent men join US in that work. What
we want is not only publication, hot merely
pacincation North, South, East ard West IN
Convention and elsewhere, but We want credit to bc
established Cur government can gcl casn by having
the credit good. Money will come wiki economy.
(Chcers) am not 30 particular about this noney
question as once was, and will tell you tho
don't much what Kind OF cioghes have
got on, what kind Of pCcget lave la them, or
what kind Of q pocketboos | have, or whether Tho
mcncy is fifteen aoovo or fifteen below gold
when l know that under thcss clotaes ani
around tina; money aud pocket have vial, danger.
and corruptinx disease. Chscrs.) Cure the dis
ease the body polite froia all It's cancer, and orr
credit Will conc 10 US IRON a6fo~i and at
home, and then specie may be more
ri rha Id hal tinrs