The New York herald., 1876-11-04

articles consumed BY her which is $3.50 600 900. bv
sil2, 9ls while the North consumed OF imported
articles, above stated ST. 7io 900 o00 In the mean
time her exports Excluding gold and silver coin and
bulonl amounted 10 sol3 oos5 sol, showing an excess
her exports of f1s3 600 000 Look this picture
and then that" The south paying her debt Tor ior-
cian goods with balance OF over $500 oco ooo Aaa
10 the total export o. the South that reached ID round
numbers 81. 200 600. 900 during the nvc years,
$500 100000 in value OF cotton sent to the
North aud you have total OF 81, 800. oou
The total exports OF Northern products dur
Ing the same period excluding gold ana
coin and bullion) amounted TO ST. 800 900. ooo
The speaker next dealt cxhaustiveiy with the charge
that the democrats were opposed 10 the war. he
enumerated the democratic States, end said The
State OF New York furnished more than us
proportionate share, and those Congressonal
districts IN the State that were democratic
to military duty than the other portions The
average ratio OF enrolment to the male population
20per cent; in Pennsylvania, lsA per cent; in the
Ne" England States, IL per cent; IN the state oi
New YORK. 22 per cent THIS the record OF the men
furnished to tight for tho Union AS TO the
money-the sinews OF war-the democrats paid
their taxes like other citizens The only difference
between democrats and republicans was that the
republicans made immense profits out OF supplies fur
nished carry on the there were s. 0Oo QUO
spent during tho war il is estimated that one
third at least Of that sum went into the pockets as
prout TO the contractors manufacturers. agents aud
factors. And II is notable TACT that during tue war
the barometer OF loyalty and fell according as the
profits were heavy light with those who claimed 10
be the special guardians OF The Union The orator
then detailed the special business reasons why many
OF the republican boosters were loyal-smply because
they had the monopoly OF everything soldier or an
army wants, and they grew tat and rich on the war.
He answers Tho republican boasts of to-day by telling
them that they have done moth but increase The debt
The general charges against tue democratic party
were then handled IN bold, epgrammatic style, ami
the speaker concluded In the following terms:-
The sweet new wnc of reform that has SO deeply
stirred the blood of the people, has set in motion
searching ana aggressive movement that has dis
lodged the thieving banditt which infested the city
and State OF New York IL will 10 on under the aus
pces OF It's chosen leaders until It drives from It's
trcncnment the organized army Of national plunder
who eating out the substance, destroying the
prosperity and furnishing the honor and good Of
countr7. But this movement though tor the time
OF the first importance, cannot OF ITSELF and always,
give permanent strength and enduring lie to great
party. We want and must nave IN the end something
OF the flavor and the body OF the old vintage of the
constitutional era taste of the grape that
hundred years ago planted upon those steep and
periious slopes upon whck tho morning sun of
republic first shone,