New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-19

pertv of the past and the principles OF its predecessors
which Submitted with the aspirations OF the anu
nObles of the human race, whose 'Otes arc loi nay GO
and Wheeler.
At the conclusion OF Gen. Bankss address. Col. carr
of Illinois, made speech, which called out great
deal of enthusiasm. He cOntendcd that while corrup
ton existed in the Republican party tne SU 9h ~
purifyit But this cry OF corruption was somewhat
amusing when uttered by inc Oi S' was SO
corrupt that the in the moon had 10 hOd Els nose
when that shining orb passed over the Capitol
THE EVENING MEETING.
The afternoon meeting was supplementary an even
more enthusiastic demonstration In the evening in the
form OF mass meeting held in Olive Hail. where about
800 people assembled, the gallery being reserved Tor
ladies' Prior the evening meeting the streets OF sing
Sing were lighted up by torchght procession OF boys
in Blue, in which Nyack, Tarrytown, Haverstra" fle"
antve and other towns in counties adjacent 10 west
chester were represented The meeting in the hail was
called to order by Elliott c. Cowdin, as chairman VINO
introduced GEN sicles to the audience cen 'icNlvs
at the close Of the applause which greeted hi' spoAo
substantially as follows:
MIR. CHAIRMAN, LADIES AND GENILENEN a,n iU
TO present 20 yU vea in This Presidential canvass
believe that this Presidential canvass lhIUhes' ~ IN
nomination OF Mr.. Tilden and MI HehuliGhs, IA ~ '
Jrrot issues which have been discussed ana se'tu, as
we have heretofore believed during the iast 10 ~
And mere at the reason why IL Is lat te
nnbcan orators, Republican journals, ana tle hepuD
cau party throughout the Union recur WIN ueeP anu
ories These nominations do not merely Involve an lhe
issues of the war, but equally menace tt nhahcl pOcy
Of Government which, sttadlIy Pu, s,ou anu , -
ably maintained has placed our national credit where IL
never stood before 1t nenaces our hopes Oh
reform for when has the Democratic party az any me
i'm IFS history in State government or Federal initiated
any effort toward civil service reform Inc kepuDlcan
party has net ii is true, yet mace civil service Icioh
success for party in this country cOud esDhS lha
institution in so brief period OF ne put u mas az 'eis
made beginning. and that is an additional tte ana
honor ana glory to the Republican party THESE nave
been dncues without preceueut III p'. III ,rn
4I. Damn li4an ma
practical measure of reform in our administration L
believe my friends that If jefferson Davis were the nom
iuee of the Democratic party To-Day III place VI NJ
Tdcn the issues involved in the canvass would not ne
witt changed or altered. MI DAVIS auNoclteu tle
right a State scccde from the Union al pleasuci
MI ridden advocated the same doctrine. Mr. Davis has
never rccantcd it; Mr.. Tlden has never recalled MS
public declaration in his published letter 10 Judge Kent
of The state of NeWIork whether they are WILING aItel
all the sacrifices they have made To estaDFh the doctrine
and the fact that nation ana not cOniedcracY
TO elect To the Presidency man VINO declares III
favor Of the doctrine that involved TINS country Ill inc
most terrible OF modern times. go A.,
After the Fourteenth Amendment was rdtlheI oy the
State OF New York the Democratic party obtained power
and their first to revoke the ratification that the
state of NewYOrk had made. The same thing occurred
Fourteenth Amendment To the CONSTITUTIONS III MHlCn We
had embodied the great issues and results oi inc war
Since the Democratic party gained power III lhdlallt
they too revoked the assent OF Indiana 70 tlaI aulcIG
ment 1t is singular coincidence mat tne Deuo.
nominations OF President and NlcFresideht were TAKEN
from those two states where the Democratic party since
il obtained power CpdcaYOred To Strike out OF the Nol
stitutiOn the principles upon which the war was fought.
The last House Representatives, winch mas lhe power
Of counting and declaring electoral vote, containing
as il does Sc 20 who were in the rebel army VII
not stop short Of anything within any preeHt oil sg
TO secure their triumph in the election OF Mr. noe IL
There is one remedy tor this IN the state OF NcwiOIK,
aud that is the election of Hayes aud Wheeler
An address in conclusion made by James W.
Hustled OF Westchester County.