New-York tribune., 1876-06-28

scalpcd and murdered upon the field Of battle We have
aims to subserve II there / one man who can get more
votes than another were my own brother candidate
the issues too mighty. for a personal thought to
intervene Three times in tie last II years
NewYork. If it is to be again will dress IN
parade and even if it il foroIn hope will fight like
men. Loud cheers. There are no heartbuInngs, 10
anmoslties to crafty among the men of t, Convention
Let purify hearts for this great work that before
us Let us look narrowly into duties, and when the
goes down upon the nshed work of this Cony engn
November our country win stand redeemed, dsen-
thrallei, and rcGnfrnchSod, IN all the rights OF Tree
people, from the yranuca bond that has crushed and
oppressed us Sc long.
SPEECH OF s. s. cox.
Loud calls were made for Sunset" Cox, and in re-
sponse that gentleman climbed to the rostru where his
presence was greeted with an enthusiastic cheer. Mr.
Cox addressed the assemble &c in substance as foows
GENTLEMEN: 1t is very hard TO follow Daniel W. Voor
hoes IN speech without you have his size and voice
beSn nt here y SSng my coSstnoms S in city
represent tier thoughts and views to some extent III
should bs my post OF duty when e Washington
there was an attempt on the part of the Senate to
Convention must meet and desire TO speak about that
most emphaticaiy. We have passed our twelve appro
day, all Of them. We have cut down the Republican
estimates $64 900 900. Cheers anI cries OF 'etck To
the thunder of ths Convention follow the electric cie-
ADD stand by H. ana The s6i Of excess Of Repub
lican estimates VIII lie reduced S4O.OO0OCO above tue
tie II appropriation bis ana they viii thus be cut down
AUD the people Will why Is that proflgacy robbery
ringdOm and all the rake-hely brood OF ragged Is-
caldom has been loose Iii this country since the war;
Cneers.l
Well, have investigated everything and every where
II is careful, stndous. industrious Congress but thoy
therefore 1t shoad not be honest and lind ont roges
because erchance, one OF those Gallant men fought Al
Charlottesville or some other place on the Confederate
side during the long trouble Ihty say tnat
such men should not prosecute The post trader
They say that becanse of their inor.
diuate expenditures we Will cut down The army We'll
We might do itLout the army until inter ne No'enr
election. They say We viii break np tDe navy Ncii'
ruined by bad taxation and worse tarH' out OF
existence Appa%so ut thsk 'ne else navy wgus Es Mr
stop-the Indian Bureau daughter aud applause
Spotted Tail and Crazy orse they might be let i9ose on
border loose and they would cnd these CON
tractors wars very soon. lApplhuseJ But we mgAi
like TO make he crooked paths straight. Iau-hterl
Right here in 81 LOUIS thinS yol nave had some eNp-
the word out let gully ma0 escape !augn-
and appause and the result Is discarded eN5ecre-
tIry a,,Ty, and guilt foims now all through
thai department | think II uiint nave rest Iof a
while lLaugntor and checTs.l c,.....
which belong, for the repeal OF the resumption Jaw
Loud applause, and cilcs OF buiyI VOted Tor ~ bt-
cause aid provide Tor the resumption oi scic pay
,nas aud uc m.t.aj silver bi, for change They
deinoneIized silver; but it is different
brrn made ss No prono,tlSn accoptabc either to The
senate the House foI 1919 ANA do not speak NY 1r
from lack confidence say that tHe best bank
els East aud the bes business West join IN Tie
era expression that tho RESUMPTION o specie pay nItnt
cannot be accomplished in ls1j-lloud app!auscl Ivy
any nnanclcring. ] tnlk, therefore uis Convention
would be wise. and have doubt ney Will DC "r" 10
vote to repeal t.idt aoi , , ~.
Ny Fellow citizens We are entering on campaign We
have undataclt'l r,iurs oi nY'tsineht a. o.I AS as
beginning; tne ideas OF hOme RAE self goFcrnn. ni eN
by pacinraiion auj publication lippatin' Now, Who
snail bo your stanuaId-Dca!erf Loud cil7 Of 1idcn
cnStns. / miead to answer u my.eiL ltrcat
lau. .htcrl know the dstinguishen statesman oi New
applauso huow rerarhs ace uld' hhd wcii hiadc ~
my ilend from, Indiana t,ir Noorccs loud aprhiNel
nUn"f 0n,, ni tr.P rP' or Enow Iae
Clant Con. Hancock wbO has aiwayt Dcen uun To the
g.clt seminal DeMoCIaic duo;inc-t-at oi placing ihc
EVA service above miithy power loau ap.ause.l
Ihay. hno@n 10 Y ani served ~ tae national councils
Wis iiuinas a. lttnlsiahsu lnddiiL lihhd"Ii Ilu,e
No n..n could vita wni.cr 90 pune
record i,iIeat applalsc. Iul"Urd b. siuse sholt
ab0,t io saJ "ooIc tr caan.ictci gave !pi lhlt
clarion sound Al nEhie was about - say 't @ I nn,%
the great uhAio~n isnsn,eIIi Gnt DO hot , dh,eha
Wait. aud In few Gays We VIII rt you
knows. but Lmg will tcil yOu whoc' CT lac many
thing be GaI g. han and of him IN Response g
tho great gneition OF the treat fsIlmist oi
snail stand ~ our great chief Executive IN TINS gieat
Centennial year lI1r9 ~ Ildti, I'n,1ch uti'cAs,
I
unhnUsn 10 idsi make ny speech "lI yicld TO MN
4 was a5oIt 10 say WIN an caineshe,S' thai
other things response 10 that question
Of Tie great Fsamist wien he spoke OF II be had IN
view tho prizes, who would stand between Tire 5ius o the
people and hcir God. would f"pfsrnt tho lnaOily he
greatness, The glory cf that ancient priesthood VINO
slai sianG 20 oder Jhs sacIiHcef lCnes oI " lliden
,h answer m ,Ie lnngIage OF scripture Laughter ard
:. voice. I'm the language Of tHc Democracy Is III
mn Tor prsidnrt lie tnat hath pure heart and
clean hands" lJl1cs OF Iidcn." " Hancock" &c
hr Cox concluded by saying that In Hayes and
wheeler the Democracy have ordinary names to con-
tend against and he advised cal!nncss aud caution The
mce ing then adjourned.
These sucecAes wee the important feature OF the
do,.onsu aon made 10y the anurIldon men to impress
the Convention. 1t shrewdly planned and, 30 far
as the speech Voorhees, concerned. successful
The reception OF the Indiana orator was enhusi-
astc and highly naitefng The applause Of the lockers
OF as well ~ that OF friendly delegates was 80 hearty
AS TO carry away the Tildrn men for time His al-
sons Efforts of the Democratic party heretofore to
elect Now-YOfk Candidates, followed by an appeal Tor
fair recognition Of the west ntroty made as 10
cause many delegates In their support of I'll
den The touching reference to his devotion TO the South
I'm the past caused u sensation among TIE delegates
from that section The effect Of VOORHEES, vehement ora
tory WAS ~ marked that the antillden men Thought
TO venture further There were loud calls for Ewing
and then for Cox tie latter escorted to the stage
and in few minutes succeeded in largely undong what
Voorhees, had bu up, the Tden men having recovered
sufficiently TO interrupt him ana tlin hls own question 20
advantage OF 1dcn hut upon the Whole mere MA III
some the Ohio delegation are caiuIang on tAc ioin
nation q; Urry T. PAYNE for Vice President In case Til
den s Ionlnrcd, promise u tLat enect mas Deen
| made by TIC New York delegation.
IN HONOR OF THE CONVENTION.
Sr. LOUIS June 27-Ncver was city more
beautifully or more profuscly decorated in honor