New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-02

20 " the people ths city wSsn he was d fsSt
ing the Democracy, ana tlt ne aso We "nns
dmin.hing tha taxes Of the fl1ucEs and dent DOUBT
that H. tho. spheres Of p13lc 1u 10 Uo
Laughter and applause There ne mas MAD. ms l,he,
o. bo" laSn-s does him 10 service and may DO the
country = Great deal o. harm. But thc Gls-
T IlIh Is at f''' tie head Of te Democracy, a
Democracy made MP az II. n5hunS t.e helJS ~,
party is TIE same line of usefulness thi ~ vas WoI
be wa. hghtiu- Tweed and Tammauy Han L2uRH'eI
And there room 60 doubt Whether auditing ior T
the taxes ~ tire farmers what he has dcnt ~ me
service q TIC state lanshtet hi lg to Fac ON some
Other rOnte and 10y other tIfn, bct nos nv 49,
to tne Witt gogss u o party wherein
GOV Tilhen might be ueful and safely us ieH"ra '',
Governments But mink tue h t,Vn '
win prefer 20 choose President OF o, t nonc gc
INV viii eject Gov TIdenand united South lAppiaasg
And if the R,PgDc3n an e dca a gIi ' '''' ''
Now GOV Hayes (cheers Is to me personally al2ol ap
entire srns pp5 'nI e some N hrs coad9c
winch when recognized, make nm or IcaV' nm "a
stranger TO no tine lover OF his country lAppaus' lie
ia gentleman education Whatever Of instruction OF
benefit from instruction | received nom we stvn y
masters Of the law at whose feet sa-JuuEe o't ~
and Prof. Greeuesf-the same adyaItaser a nM snY
same instruction Gov HAYES nad , apI1m.cd n
should have been offended If b4d not Deen l5td ,,r y
The rbilppics With which sOme Large portions o our
Eastern poople-m9st Of tlem no DOUBT bry 70
slight the personal claims and mchts OF GOV Raves ne
20 be 40 years oda man of education and OF character
of bgh principle possessed OF every s"clai aiu
W Ni5tc5 he lived had heard OF him!
How many men had heard fay9Iahy OF TUr AND
Tweed And when Hayes, NJ the age OF d wa uScoN
I'D a,i made known TO the g.cat Of his country
T5 sD Si if tbonsands nay million Of intelligence burn
upon his life and record there mas DtCh huA Ol
him sne S 10 Hh HAT St peope 3a8c in their citizens
When they offer themselves Tor their suTages l9 us
T}ldf1 How many seasons would II have taken t. over
come the rebellion il Gov. Tildcn, followed by ne
ado0tcdf lIaughtor.l And how vast would have been
the treasures for distribution among me so,ei lu
sailors or the war that were hshth9 ior us Id
method Of rcpenshng the treasury had De5l 4lV4 ~
qrsheF am 4 rS5t I be W3s no foremost captain or
general IN arms and when the country Wa III het" ne
mTrTh to us aid That is an say Of him, ana !; Is
All tnat any OF his friends claim Tor 1im. wen.
become S% So from professional obeao There are OH
ers alas that seek the service 10 repair sat Cl
scer and q; hers that cannot find anything less DANCER
Gus and more profitable TO do. lauehter Hai I pl'
it to you now, gentlemen, as CITIZENS OF G,
I'm The bosom NJ a family with hs we ana eI en-
about hu, possessed OF ample lot,61G, VIM MAN o
the war and fight his way through H. ii he has not done
as much as America expects any ci'Aen 70 uo' I'l
Why. take our felow-ctzcns in the organization for
many a real debt, the 9TH Regiment of tiis city. /
think that al Of those gentlemen ana tltH 1 Tl,Vs
and Sweeihcarts, al thought they Aad doie ualC
and manly tlns IN solpg ~ Tor IiCS Hon I'M go
too. did Tor Oue and should not iunk III any con-
pany OF honest men, of deprecatmg tLat degree % I
sry service on the part Of those gentlemen surrounded
ms thew a g WITH all that maSea them attractive
But GOV. Hayes, with everything about NM ehi!,'
times nor since. has there hcen supposed . he any
greater honor than to he willing {" die for your count
and think GOV. Hayes showed That Willingness, a4l
fiat touch Of patriotic duty ne, er be- di1para;cd IN
an3 m s6t " INT Ibey say He n' statesman"
Wen. be has been very Suo6 candidate IdGSh'il
sad that Is al an We , Ats 'a,cr IN sncce,-ia
ali the Democratic or tur state OF ONO every
S Ct,1 o. 3i ami m , " Do d ~ cratic PARTY tit himself
10 be candidate for tAs Presidency OF the United states
aud he ha, beat them aii tldGsntrlJ Ana u VIZ "
Little hard ll-GLeu b. !, iui - himself Ioi tAt I[S
those three great Statesmen ~ Oho ot me D-no'5.c
lsrty thought ought 40 have brcn nolnlnaltI--it
Sant beat ma Luz hs S b r li sat- tate X Ohio and
Governor, ann 'lstIIut V tI ~ ~, g.
thrice discharged the duties OF the ONCE without let
aud without rcproach II lie viii do for us as Prcd,h
well a. hc ,ld Tor us as sode ~ Wen rs ne T Oi
tho people OF ONO as GpNtii"f we - 'S ,Itg l"" Az
Las preclude himself from reelection. lAppiauseI
RFrTCr UPON THE VALUE or SECURITIES.
Now gentlemen We come to consider some OF the
tolics which touch really the call and the issues Of the
canvass. And first, these merchants want 20 know
what the effect OF the value Of the securities with which
their safes stuId-IaUgh'C win be from the ciec
tion Of aIr Tien the election OF Gov Hayes. Now
pretty clear thar they would not have asked the quc
ton unless they felt doubt, and il N pretty clear
that when the merchants aud bankers doubt then the
humble people that cannot afford 20 lose their shave IN
savings baua deposits and life insurance companies had
better be stirring themselves. itpriausel The great
fibric of tie public credit sust1lHs OH values ana W i
tertsts IA pa'se Il isut To- tc interest Oh l't lc
when the poor man propeii. Is s,flHL!n- ana t ~ 10
man buys The rich nan dDesui lose any hing hui
pail is uTON tAc pubi" credit; anxiety, aou'uit
Perturbation, occupy the mint, of Ae masses 81 tI'
people: th.u comes rush and crus., ana loss "Hd
caI-e. And many never from tlat change ID farir
without ILc iault if they have Blinded their cy,, 10
party zeal not 10 th- difference O. Tie e"ct-
tics OF country whether its government Is
in the hands of those vino SUSTAINED 81 IN
war or whether h tic hands Of those WHO iouGut
thai fool ana Lis MONEY are soon uartcd, ard those ,no
expose themselves To- that Goiiy auO tat loss o. f)pI
come WITHIN that maxim. ll@ugltorl Ana d "Hl
neither con ole their seiicomacercy nor restore u',f
property 10 know that wsc ald SO wealthy h.a '3
Sl Bonon. thought 100. lbreat applause ana '"UlA-
Ven, the two parties, the one Of Them that j.
Installed power, vii have to with the public ,Fc-
aud 1t is said that II is not altogether WISE or p'u' 10
trust the Republican party wllh TIE fniihtr mHhi7.
mrnt Of yoW InIEecs you dcbi, ara Ao'L l's ,C
credit. VII wny They ccrtaiulF nave lhilattl u'L'
pretty vel - lar lApLuseI ne 30, OBJ TIi
plant thar heafd Ia. wears AGAINST We ~ -,
OF the finances by the Republican parry VS. 'I', ,u
were paying TIE debt 200 I45i a.G ' y, et - on'i
money Out @! tie people 10 hPiiS TO ,H 80, We
. laughter We'll, gentlemen there nay IhaiI
been some pnch in that. bat see WHAT u nolu
and faithful stpt was. lac4ns iir i ", ~
fsNaOH Insisting upon the cDAe tax 'ui''+ j.
u pay the debt OF the nation lApWai,e'l - a. tGn
mon Tor ruh.c servants 10 increase Taxation WIN 'iW
10 public iayUT4 but the grei ice-n s 90 'h a..
Wan ttpP''r' - - lad ,,or 80 fl,iol inc ranks Of
Labor and m d. fectOn the South had not so i3F re-
daced the volume OF our population anu our "ci.I G!t
that could honestly pay oH 1e' Hnu sno" W., t l..
vas statesn.an,ip for yOu. tposr party Z" uAoiA-
cii t.1iJ 10 Inc expenses TIE Government regularly
IaId aud SGJ6.OVO,OOO Of tac deDl DISCHARGED Oh >
could face t, world Europe and tbcy could acot any
danger OF another rebellion. iAEpiUu-eI
Well, We have reduced the interest," 50 Cdd millions a
year and have reduced the taxation s3OD0o0vVO so
frrse merchants say. and II 20 that a. t pos
sibe mcre,sc OF payments OF the debt decrease OF IN
terest decnase Of taxation, are multiplying on every
side, the people wii let tle party that mas PAM