New-York tribune., 1876-10-31

A DEMOCRAT REPUDlAIES lll-DfN'
ADDRESS BY NEHEMIAH PERRY IN NE"AhA'
Over 5000 citizens of Newark assembled at
Republican mass meeting last evening III the opera
House IN that city, TO listen 10 an address by Nene
Perry upon the issues Of the campaign. Mr. Perry was
last wear the Democratic Mayor OF Newark and was
Democratic member OF Congress in 1860 and lsoZ'
There was considerable number OF Democrats lh INC
hail. and the large number Of police officers In the aSe
indicated that trouble was feared Nothing occurre"
however beyond n persistent attempt to disturb 'ho
meeting 10y Kisses and noise. Mr. Perry was very ehth
sascay received and III accepting the chaii n"n'f "
the meeting said, in part:
FrJow-C CrrIzESs AND FRIENDS thank you fer the
cordial manner i'm which you haze greeted me on s L
cosior II may seem strango 20 some OF those win
whom have heretofore acted that will consent 70 pre-
side at u meeting of This kind, gathered 10 cOnsluc ,o
questions AZ issue at this time. glad Of this oppor
paien seem 10 me too mpotant TO ne i aeCe ADAMS adj
vscs us 10 lay aside party. He does not mean tls au
vice for Democrats. but, in my opinion u uis is
a Door rule that won't work both ways. NE
advice has made an impression upon my mlnu
ana feel /; to he my duty TO rise above part, Z,
and east what little influence may have on me sIu VI
true and honest reform by voting for Hayes ana 49,
on that could you 10 AN appreciation oi a1u P
part in guarding your countrys welfare; lor W,i %
that men mold the laws, but you mold the men int & az
end this indifference and lts conse3uenrrS anu Inn
mine today that you. the people, VIII 40 y" y" d
ing We are all responsible Tor naNlnG lheol '
dishonest men in P19hG place sS 5ne H Samuel
j. Tilden true. then say come ouI aha o ,IV ~, o
yourie Your county m aG GgericaS ge herty Thomas JET
ferson think. II he living today ami cOud near
The Democratic speeches made at tile west ana III
The South! II jackson and Jefferson. Benton, Van
IIurcn Clay and Webster were living, not one OF lhem
man Who breathe, the air waited this gallant State
for one moment cooperate III he oi w ,
Inv friends ana # there are any my old Democratic
friends here remember what tell you; the succers 1t
the Democratic party means the payment o the south
ern CLAIMS Ii is impossible 10 imagine th' extent "l tr
drain that Will thus be made upon tue National Treasury
Now not one step VIII he taken toward th' lt'"to ~
specie payments until these claims have been satisfied
and then resumption viii be impossible Nh Tnden be-
Bs mis- letter of acceptance ia uncertain that the
and Southern niiaionists are entirely satisfied
Contrast the two men Gov Hayes on the other
hand, surrounded uy luhatonsts whose N3s n1 nlu'.
lose hy m, irmncss, stood frm. like pluck and want
an honest currency. Therefore, shd vote i"t hayes
ana Wheeler II they 4rc elected the hnahcla. u,st"h
will he retcd aud Will never appear IN our poitice
again, aud IL gold l. made the basis oi currency "t sIl
never hear ay thing more oi tIc aoutLeih S'' in'
ifion and imitation values, be followed by another
tiUan,,aI crsh We cannot afford the experiment THIS
issue alone would decide my vote. Bn 10 j. not the oy
one. If Iildcn should be- elected the control ui TINS
G"y,rnurut Nould Ice m the hands of those
lately IN arms To destroy Mr Adams says any thingior
change. The Democratic party says dHNihlug oI cue
cess N points 10 Idrn ana SAY The Eas We viii give
Won hard money " it points to Hendricks aud i 10 the
West We Will give YOU soft money; so 10 ihc S"uih IL
SAYS We Will uay your claims and give you thc hdanc"
of uoNcr" Kut this promise 10 the south threat 10
the Norjh. cannot support party INT hls =" uiN
masks regret deeply that there Is on. mask when thc
Democratic party doc- not WcdI-tat 81 patriotism.
This D. the dare Lot susIh, lest the con
fedcrltt southern Democracy should bear lt We EI-
teiucH cannot give up tul- WaichWord. We nave met
this " solid south In arms aud We are not hrtd lo
meet ID Iu t., political contest. tN friends, atdh ash
y, rI-p above party. let Your votes d. cast or iAt
man that val best su-au aud pr,srly, our "u'c coun-
tn. believe hat uaII Is rutherford H. i-5 :.
Bat the democratic parry r1ohi.c' reform ih ,ie Al-
fIuu oi the Government. Ny lucid- ihit -
lust Tie o.is1 why VOC for Mf HiyC-. have more
conf reform under Ar Hayes tnau under ild'i
lei u- what NJ. lIlNc- has done A. Governor 't
ONO reduced thc state debt by nearly Soopouo'
The yearly State expenditure hy Tl,oVo,upo and lpci'
tl>gi,iu y more than ~lsOuuuuu. II M figure, are
correct, there Ie reform 90 tar Ii-n dr'c. OLE ph TUG
not believe h. past history promises uru Tor reform
Il / an correctly informed. nc was in every way 80
81 leiy Identified with the Tweed regime ~ ''
L. throw suspicion upon ms promises iot Reformation"
lie great question whicIr -u-1rtta bt tie tA tc-c uI
t, u i oi suffrage ana tnc question which is dhd must
forever Ia country hc staring Iu the !atc j. whom
shall We honor Or what - more dInicut 10 an
swtr. Whom snail refuse 10 nuuutf Nh"" iull
well That ti- question treated Lightly, set u b. one oi
am American cIulDn. / think. from what have rad,
Mr.. Hayes is the man 10 IN M the seat al power "h
Mr. Iidrn is the To refuse the leave q 900 thtr.
10 not for tins ser'ly n poud's, ia rliNtIb 10
party, how vastly our condition would hr improved
There Is not enough independence of Thought among
II l. this indifference or CtTc'rsutsn ~ lp
people may honor which has been the bdnt OF
our country.
At the conclusion of Mr Pcry's speech the meeting
was addressed by Charles NJ Treat Of Maine, also
Democrat Ills remarks addressed chiefly 10 Tie
Democrats present.