New-York tribune., 1876-07-25

assault; between taxation Tor revenue
ton IN the interest OF favored industries, whereby inc
few are enriched and the masses pnndered such are
issues which, by the election OF our tncllaed cu
pan SAMUEL j. Tdcn VIII be determined in the interests
OF the people, bringing among them peace purtyi anu
prosperity Very truly, BENZ A. WILLIS
FROM SAMUEL J. RANDALL
HoU.E or REPRESENTATIVES,,
WASHINGTON. d. G., July 49, lS'o')
The Hon. f. B. HARrMY DEAR SIR: III 1t was pos
sible I would go with pleasure TO your meeting but
cannot be away either that day or the next EDsr
if work is kept up. Truly yours, sAMi~ j. RANDALL
FEoM s. S. cox.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
WASHINGTON, ID. C.. July 81, 1876.
MY DEAR SIR: am in receipt OF the letter OF invita-
tion your meeting of 2ith inst My duty here espe
ciay duties which belong to the closing Of the session.
prevent presence. trust t.that the voice oi your
Democracy will be heard thorough accord and loud
acc natiOn for the paccatou and purifcation II the
Federal administration. IL can only be done by thOr0uSh
amity toward all sections and thorough reform M All de
partments The names Tilden and Hendricks are
taismanic for reform. Let Ncw-iork City give 9OooV
advance VIII stimulate the South aud West, ana make an
assurance Of victory Yours truly, y. Cox
The Hon. T. B. Hart.
FROM OSWALD OTTFSDORFER.
NEw-YoRK, Juy "a. 1876.
DEAR SIR: serious indisposition prevents me from
attending the ratification meeting this evening At irving
Hall Ircgre this the it my earnest desire
to Join You in expressing the satisfaction OF the citizens
Of N"wlork with thr work of the Democratic Natl"nu
Convention. consider II my duty 10 contribute TO the
of ability To the election Of the candidates
nominated in st. Louis, and hope that my health VII
permit IN" to take IN future an active part IN the c,m
paign. Respectfully yours, D. oofIENpoRtER'
ADDRESS OF JOHN p STOCKTON,
The Hon. John p. Stockton of New-Jersey was then
introduced, and after he had been greeted with a
hearty burst of applause prolonged and renewed
again and again, he delivered the following speech:
Fcow-ctzcns, the campaign is now opened Both
parties have put their candidates In the Held lhe lie
publican party had their Convention before ours IN en-
Al
campaign Rutherford b. Hayes and Wn. H. Wheeler.
TIE history OF that Convention Is well known to y0n.
The hstory OF James G.. Blaine is well known 10 you
lie Is known 10 every man IN this country lie mas Deen
James g. Blaine was choice OF that Convention. 1t
il we'll known to YOU that ii II not for tr wisdom
Wirpmlitrs Of That Convcntion~thnt il the Republican
parry had had their way they would have nominated
Jane, g. Blaine, aud they should have nominated
james G.. Blaine james G.. Blaine was the repre-
sentative man Of the Republican party VINO
HI' under point oi examination IN the House oi "heI
be- wIs member he, who was covered WIN charg.s "l
corruption; hc, who had been unable 10 cti MS KIT
20 ,IinA from INV iGhilon ne N' ,no c'r, o, ,ns
Republican party, and r was the propr representative
lAPPhu' b"t tnty "I III ', mDi,'n' @ ~ a. i ~ y,G
-urpr',' {" NY surprise ne Hp' nominated D'..5'
what Because th.v shImk from their own work,
because they d not want representative man, because
they d not want the of The h,Gr 10 hr before the
people 20 he fought in tnis campaisn That wa" the
atrd aud Why a unknown u the politics Of thi-
coJn,ry nominated, Why man "t Wh'm
lie had ab,nut,, nothing beyond The complimentary
roty- his state. Where thr men VINO repre-
.''' l, ,'o r., ~" ,,e ", frr WEN St,ts.
al al tht strife and turmoil be selected rs their rep
cYi,tIr aud the n Epr5iican p.rty t.r,n ayowcd that
tAy meant try aud dclraud the people IN reicr.nre to
tue s, before them, aud tn make them light TINS
ulttl. uuun other lhan truc grounds. lApplIu,e.l
When our Convention took at the in renee ~ the
>Hr.rl Look ~ H. fr Dw-ctIcu' whether You DE Demo
crlts mott Look at Il above all n YOU ATE not Demo
yo,r Delegates lrft tue C1y 81 Nc# York tFas well
s'y large m orty - the votes Of 'hc dci.rac.
,ay a man who u these days Of newspapers AMI telc-
~ p eo 20 ~t L,ui. that the choc" Of Ire majority ~
the delegates elected was samuel J. Ildcn must
pin..el what. then, wa, Tic question thsrr
Brought before the Convention ~ mnfiaE. 'h.'lt a9
bruIu were The aa!r, the best ana me p"i't m'n 'i
The Democratic party. y" mans mann" "J- H'h.''n'1
the uo-iuUu whose past record Ill NOT mnSt .lm worthy
g.. tuc position cannot mention names Tor 30 mention
mn personal friends and 20 whom have been bound %,
u,, uI personal al h'cuuu a uN li". lurt hri' ah nt
,.l,I -.n,for Vi krrnar and tu, simple.
t, nliu -imuc. j. Itrl added Ii'' g. lAc Fr-uit
ST. kc.nla win a.. n, ''oii'h,, ,' -'"' W '"
,troug IN ic minds ot thr dr.'rs iHht sam
IJ,T-.l shortly after ,Ir nomination. . II. ~
Ing hc.I ga ~ Lods, HERMAN wa, aldr'ssinH - iarL"
nsir- a Do, power satisfy hia audience that Tdrn
~, T'Pr .,1 n2'g,'@ sc my 70 trends. GnI tnat 'g Mr
IuI-u b. none ut yru, EIfru" minded l"orr. lie
4. 4
went iu. d.. oWu style ~ clopu.ucc telling how
Ilicu W 'ao mou who "po-.! c.r'lrii.i - "hrh
suidcy lr oil at thr end "i iL' 1,l an ,nihUsa,lg
Gcrnan un.irnt 10 av, nm r', o. tnr "i,' shouted
rius,." >Iou laughirgi Aud uc''t "1s abe n1l! hit
ou the o. il ~rEht,r thlu ti- lie a t- i~,uc IN the
r,urt'gt IIr ..t the point that la every heart
Nul last kih,T might u"i br abr 90 not mat otEor
mon MIDI not ~ good. not thlt other men m s not
d..ry, 4. nomination well; but m th- hour OF dark
tns ciect5g We want the uaa that IiI bust d.nrinS-
t n5a f.Ilov-citl,cu- before that Convention NJ
iuu,nch syih uuauint, rrarl.d. DIS rec lmltion
with s,.r That has been crupri Owe every part uf tui,
fan land, thry nominated 90, Nlcc-iscs'drui IEomis n
Ii-ulri,.. lAppau,,.l AMI / say nov that since tie
is.inatia, d lis government duun- tnc whole nun
u.cd ycara ~ IL existence YOU mover i'.r n' pre-
clarlrt, ana aLihfy ,HpTiur 10 tlr ticket presented 60
you nov by thr Drm'rrur patty, lAWltuss,,I W",n t
h-t w'r 20 washington /" t,',.nt NY ~" u, pr pr
there ou The JUDICIARY committee Two prino.iais
oac wa t"e Hon Ee'eriy J@F@,"a To",. irG IT IrS
Il rc,s. / have served with Mr. Hendricks
GnoV niin VINO do, moi believe him 20 be- IN poiu; OF
ability ard integrity unsurpassed n{ any man ~ tl7
r.c1y a,pr 81. NOT ticket. even the enemy can hnd
no f.lit Hitn choice From what have sad, yon
while they have pat at the front men Who represent
nothing but the inclination oi the Hcpuhhcan paib 10
What /, thr couoitiou,ot the country now! Fclow-cu
zeu, ip. they have been pr,mIng uS NAT
and I""D nj our condition now You need 40 the
south aud listen to their compai"ines Go 10 your own
CITY; walk up Broadway, walk up sNth-aYr; look az
yor vacant stores Took al your stores occupied, where
no rent is paid and look at the aborrr without employ
n,rut. IEink ol last Winter, OF promises ui
fulfilled that nave been Idle ~ the wind
Then do you tell they are not rght t9
Shrink from their responsibility What Is te ISsei
Nu uuU vhrthcr the ureIu -ualyOtc The negro voted
because hl, votes necessary 10 the republican
Marty and their success 1t the south. The Constitution
VAS altered and altered by force for the purpose ~ carry
ing Out the views ot the RrpuJhcn party. All uldl II
pt.t anu gone The issue now Il reform. shall We
read our platform Oh the subject Of money snail
we compare our platform with the kePuDicah