The New York herald., 1876-09-22

pledge and proof that the reform administration Of Samuel
the capital OF the State in uampared force and
We therefore consider his election simply necessary 20 e
acon esSs form ring Extinction and
sn: doubled the dement's s property holder. The
kmprs State and made her executive government model
o. We again tender nominee for Lieutenant Cover
S 1As s nss .s and
attachment to his person which, two Kings county
oicsr Of the State and a. the sdsos.e
o. democratic liberia. Prine,pss IA, Justified and which
and sctonately reattcst
s n. Why ;nS Be- sp
the , S.nsn 81 hs s. o Of .ers he now "
In ,hs nominees for the remaining state oiees We md
they presented and in all the relations life citizens Of
unbemished worth and these nomineess named With the
monr, all pledged here and now November mAority
county
SENATOR BArARp.
Of Delaware, was then introduced He said he
TO them from one of the old thirteen States OF the
original Unou-from small State In territory and In
numbers. New York is great and sovereign State
and SO is Delaware sovereign State. The duty
Of tho people TO cast their for the electoral
tho President of the United States II was not bis
purpose to speak TO them of State matters but they all
asD snsw that the sss ,on of prs
equally Interested The republican administration
had invoked tho bayones OF the American
can civilian II this order of the Attorney General bo
based law he would stand by IT, but II 10 not based
on law hs would oppose y Il be stood alone where s
Where tbcn comes tho right TO protect voters in that
tunctlons Don't forget that in seeking what may
land Many republican Legislators never. scc
thing that they think is right that they
Ss from not As seek ss ss ss aS LED 'rs ss
only safeguard OF liberty. Our forefathers kept the
charter Of the liberties OF tho people in wow This
government was not created for any privileged or cu
turcd class They believed this country would DO gov
ernod BY q bravo and honest people who would be
equal the tho functions OF tho modcum OF
duty which would devolve Upon them individually Now,
these men under tho administration had openly denod
the law ana proceeded to thrust military arm in tho
faco OF rtyloving people and endcavored to con-
troll the tree elections OF the people This had been
done for the Southern part OF tho country. II
send An army OF men IN New York, who placed guns
shotted IN Tho streets and nrineed upon
tho conduct OF the State election. This
The vote that cast for the increase Of the armies Of
the United States by recruiting 500 mon contained
every Southern vote in the House. There such
power gwen TO Congress TO regulate the registration Of
voters that right belonged to the state alone To sec
that you or have fair play at the polls Is no part of
4 rooR MxAx BUSINESS
that after man had lived sxty-nve years, man and
should be charged with c0ntcmptible petty fraud
upon the government Ia evading the income tax. But
Mr. Tldens answer 10 the base accusations mas come,
and It is shown that the allegations false and
could have been other than forgery Tho country Is
sick and needs physician II needs man learned in
law and IN morals--a man who learned the law gwen
to Moses-"Thou shalt not stcal" There Is
dobt OF tho United States binding upon every
and woman In the country. There also debts OF
States and OF counties and municipalities. Tho debt
of cities is rghtluL The burdens OF taxation fall
all upon labor, and labor alone can pay that debt
Resolutions to resume specie payments In 1879 wero
but illusions OF tho republican party There must bc
afcientnc adjustment OF the burdens OF tho people.
Let tho burdens be equalizcd among all classcs Tho
speaker thcn dwet upon the existing Injurious tariff
laws But, said he, the reform that is needed Is
truthfulness and honesty In human dealing.
Do you know q man In Office under President
Grant wdo has raised his hand to strike
down robber who has been retained in
office, (Cries OF 'Noi" "no'D There are good men
in the republican party, but thcy cudgcled
into party submission that they could not raise thcir
against tho evils with which they found them
selves surrounded. The action OF the republican
Senate with regard TO the Louisiana State election was
reviewed, and 1t was held that hcEncry was elected
Governor of that State The colored Senator Pinch.
back, had been excluded from the seat he claimed
In the Senate, had actually been paid SIS, 600 which
he had tho audacty TO claim, and not republican
Senator was found TO vote In the negative
against such misappropriation OF tho public money
The speaker alluded to the Belknap business and also
spoke OF tho arraignmcnt OF Secretary Delano. Hc
next paid attention TO the present political condition
OF the Southern States and claimed that the OF
republican opposition TO free expression of opinion
is because the South Is unit for Tilden and Hen
dricka
Hon. Hester Clymer, Of Pennsylvania. and Hon.
George Bcebc, Of Sullivan county, thus State, followed
In brief speeches They echoed many Of the scnti.
mcnts OF she Senator from Delaware, and re-
ceivcd with applause, especially when the necessity
for reform In the financial condition of tho country
called for.
The meeting was brought to a close shortly after
eleven O'Clock with cheers for Tildsn and Hendricks