The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-19

tentIon Of the party nov IN ovcr was nu TO tes J
cast ~ rments to the wiujs. l'inats So
DrsroLiNa THE SOUTH.
when the South surreni, red, the Abolition
pnrty ~ fulnllcd it, mi.siun it, time Of die o.
luton nad arrived. since then u mas bcen
desn D,,y sho n nsu coroae Kin NO snsv1ls
ton In II. unless the 80 culati ~ that led oSd
tAnro o p,I"o On. ' cI,,pe"s' what m.an with
ne on looking az into ne past WIZ NOT
s ,". y 10 'ans p How e easy MuG have be-"
I actty tue sOutnl The cancer h'd oeen out
ON her. All III 1 was want NJ l., 70 give her
repose aud time To re 'upe ate nj revather her
wasted ,rces. But instead Of bat, adventurers
from the Mouth, the men that had failed ~ every
the North. and OF the West, poured IN upon that
Southern land. an army as II were. not to govern
II. but to conquer and dssouil II. tApllause.l
l am reminded Of a sen ence OF II gre & ora.
tor speaking Of such things. IN Mis- own
snd CSrran see c KING or oi irsspd ,s snS
ieferred to the same class Of advcnturers. "The
foundllnss OF fortunr, ne called them. that,
sOunnness and sanity remained Till AZ length,
becoming buoy Mt by putrefact on. trey rose rs
polluted stream, an opiect OF terror, cOntsRion,
anu abonlinsti1n." lApplause.l Aye, sir, u
seems as " the inquities committed IN Ireland
In oid times were the chosen m del aud ex-
ample for the ieRsl adopted by this minis
terisl party toward the southern ates' You
know the story told OF a conntryma an o. mine,
! au Immigrant who arrived at Castle Garden
during contested election. somebody went
| TO him and q Id, Pat, wnnt do you think OF the
| cleo ,ion7 How would YOU vo e, N you had
voter = cont know sir, but TN agn the Gov
ernmint anyhuw." [I.auenter.1 Why that feel
| ing common among lrishmenS Because the
iron entered centuries apo 40 deep into tue soul
OF ireland. oe cause its agony has stamped 40 tn
delinle a m TX upon his heart that generation
| az er generation have continued In the same
thought hi.hmen have drunk rebellion with
England, perhaps well intended.is laughed at.
Ibe crime was TOO great the suffering was too
] tfa f.an a. nj A
tnat the EnRlisn Government, perhaps.
never VIII have the confidence ot tne
was It humane, was 1t st tesmanlike for TINS
| ministerial paity IN washing on to have tiled
! people? Or will 1t be wise for the people Of all
| this iand--lor we own II all. North, South. East
and West will II be wise Tor Us iof four years,
| power to intIct such tniqhtes Va the hands OF
ANY Government Mr.. blaine, tho representa-
apology for these things. lie Is tue party: and
| do YOU think the promises of ~. Hayes, well
| intent oned as they NAV be, or Of any one ofmy
| numerous friends In the Republi au party. some
OF whom have addressed you here, will counter
vail the Tower OF that man who went within
twenty. ave OF being nominated by the Kepuoli-
ciu party as tuer Presidsntf No; he IS the
Republican party rs II now stands hcie may
be men VINO hope against hone thht they can re
form II, but their hopes re impossible TO be re-
THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.
| A few moments ago. passiug down In the cars,
| heard two gentlemen near me speaking about
ei.,os; eoaiS 10, ns.p nesrns them ~, UIS
benind the times. That's whats the matter
with the Democratic party" Now. istne Demo
cratic y rtv behind the umesy WHAT does this
ume waut7 Does u want more wr1 There is
no man dare think that. Does not this tim 9
this lime want opedtcnce TO the iaWr Does not
this time want union and peace throughout all
tine I,ndY Aud Is not the Constitution. opedi-
ence to law, longing for peace and union. the
principle and essence OF the Democratic pbrty
therefore, Is not the Democr tic party full,
abr of times. and not behind tneul
what complaint can any Republican nave OF III.
faults OF the Dem9crs,,e parry IN tne pss' :, ~
, | ago, Mr.. Carts, ] believe. sid that when the
! war began TIE Democris We unfaitnful to
! the cause OF The Union. They wanted peace
when the nation wanted war. He sait
that after the war commenced the Democrats
sir, there were many tninls uoue and said 1t
those dark and evil dave which ought long agC
' ago to h We Deea forgotten ana for iven. bu
when men talk thus about the Democrat,
party, wneu ines viii revive those memories
, | let me cali - their attention these fac :: 1t
/ | 1850 tue irthunc news aptI wrote thW VI ai'l
, | consider bile number Of The Southern S.a es de
sirrd To secede tney niknt seceue' ana Tue ~
bun, newspaper would aid them All II couii u
! | seeding. he r. taUnc newspaper s,id that 10y
, the same rgnt as ne pennle OF me Cnis ,ss
| tam ~ the self same right The southern statei
, bad right To secede tom the U nion;
| In 1853 the tribune wrote that II In thre'
, months .ron thai lime tue w"r Mas not sue
upssful, It was in favor Of tue best avail ol'
, | peace All tnrsc thin-a were said oy Nspunlt
| G ~. the very same Trims "a were sta b.
| D.ulu,ra,- lhey .rs I, bo iorgtvcn TO kepubi
. | ,an- IA hrid uut a- crimes to tne Democrat
i | That /, MI Tar: n g. not honest. D,d no,
, | son. ri. M 0riOint to Nr. Nd ms. tnrn the rep
r.-eutati,r ,f the Unit Il II te- M l.nrl nd. "a
. t..I Mr. Lincoln omitted that theie was u
Il cunstit ulUnul puWet 10 nOlu seeding state
. h.,nd 10 the Inionf Did he not ~.
i that none tut an nrbitrary or Impert
, Cove ument could do that. and that our sNstet
X Il government was, Of II Others least SUI en L
:. ~ a. izrnS. IA these hours mems mind
/. eli need i,om day 20 day. II Democrats 1e &
). toe CO sea for these Wild and whriing words
Hmm F.N H. 81 Al 81 a
A. WIN them and do zen nee al-o. lAppi use
s Some one 81 me Republican speakel sad thi
I tbst /, not pussiule. NJ Democrat coui
RI iaise lis hand against the Union or di
n houor mat Il y. lApplAuse.l lhe very M
tnent any man wuo had teen Dent'
r. crh did 90. ipso fdct0 he abandoned the part
h. cause the ID nOcrsuc larty Is the par
r Of the Constitution nd the law. "a Voice
h. Union savers."l Yes. Union savers Was Il
a. name given to I q democratic party before Il
n VIZ broke out. 1t was meant US a sneer. N,
liz the talk was that there would be no war; the
Of WIS no danger NOBODY would oe huft. hut u
Z ! Democrats, t.. King into the lutnrr, said, -
d fueud-, ave the Union. lhe eva hour Is np,
or YOU; s-.Ne the Union. Reconcile while II l, It
e. time The war that Is pending II somrthiI
Sc that you do not expect; IL ID war IT doom Al
~ horror" Inen they were c. lied " mon sa,er-
o. ! a. avert ID aud they Nete righi ANA nistn
Is will do then JHs Ice. lApui u's ] Ayr. q,
Il the Norihetu side, fought better THAN Dem
- mime a lnends tnat II the AK nau been /,
lowed IA the wal oy none nut Aboiit ionist- "
wonid have Won one single batilvf lAppl Au-'
An Not 40. side bv siIe. Shoulder to shuudrr. fo
We by foot. tue Democrats narcued GA into &
ne tnicktst uf tnat ngAt. Their homes lie . de
40 side Witn those u the AhDltiOnists. 81
r. corn has vet after year rsen fru
Us their comininEl,d du-t. la every victory
~ ina, " they shared. History viii give the
oy that cTeLIt, and tney deserve Il. lAppldus
SO WHAT WE FOUGHT FOR.
&c The appeal OF the minister party nevada
ne 10 tie boys ~ blue, the hOnored men vi
~ fought that battle out, u Vote as YOU fought
also say "Nuie - YOU fuugAt. what aid VI
ic hght furI Did Vou Amt iu order 10 iut Va
o. feet on the varquiShed eouthf Did YOU lgnt
on prtsf rate, TO tear up society theief NJ,
ct iriends. YOU fought to cement III" Jnlon by
vn srnnyer tie. You fought 10 support tue mHls-
es OF tine Consultation. You fought that y ace
II lasting peace, iniEnt be made; peace that oI
50: through war could be t;ained-fur the Uuit
OF for the Constitution. for Pc ca. vote now
then Nou fuulht. [Appieusr
NJ Ii II also I'D that tho Democratic party II
ne slft-nioney party Why, wnen was the Dem
~ era &C. Parry "a sol .-inouey partNr who was
'5 tnat bro Ant upun Us the Iissue 81 SOFT none
~ u az IL not the Republic y rtyf VINO " ;
ia tuat ioicrd leg tenders on us ~ spite Of I
pie Consultation and the lw1 /, as law or.
II ash med 20 tneuibn Me Transaction that d
IA gractd the minis eral party ON That very 81
ava f. g. Every DIe thought wnen these gfcenhnc
80, ", re ISSUED tuat they were merely temoor'