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

,.,r t,sy. u.d,u Won't change l.s p1.urd pn.Jaa
.,.. axe luir oI BIZ bore AID h,.D o.! AI, A -. lie
,-.u.I 300 ui,rc change ta''" op.'l'ns than ""'d
.I.u.an..u.. .A.pIuusrI ILL., holds tat tir offspring
., ,ir Revolution u 1916 v., not the iUrr
az f..de state, ha.ug 100 tic. hut that d
,. severed when they rir,i from the mother country
i..ye tiat there wa, then mighty Had iu-si' Ii-
,oi- he Tan ut STATES of Ac,"a ltn..rH'' by ihf
...r, rt t,I l.r 90. .hd'i hi.iI "i ".' ' "'"' "
SI.. a.,. iar arhty of tho.e people to kcrp the,'
rroul.,s, s.r NH"i Wac Thought IH '"' l'"'i Z" '''
,f ,l.,. Mr. Lincoln d,l Can hr he expected, "a
Precedent, tu Lnu' r.Iud iHc STAT. 90 l"iH' ~ . ON
'..... tisu thtr Of hs ouu partisan policy Ith a.
,pd t, attempt to naiEti.n thc Po"'i "' i' Pal' -
IT, 30. M, .oII nom Inc do.r.pu of upc ideas,
.,riapi-. aud 100 icucS Winch Nili nave a'c"mp'"ie"
rui ia 10 ri-, To fr1Brr{
Nj. now. Coz. Hd.n Certainly would not expect tno
....r...u t.sp. % give MN citat 'ur ch"h-'h- h''
t,. A ,r Debating DIS ut,y tiat hr, speaking III eH't
..ui i,n aud Wlth entire respect 10 frs''u' iHn''r
,, .u, Republican party, sad "0n d. iipu ~.
D In ro, 80 tu- -ta-c OF the m1tpr tnat we are 40"
g.. aal only n'cd Ia alter ihr ill"' ~ ,,' tr,
.fr. ~ e. uiculG,,e the inItuouon H. tu' eALoI''
10" - ,nc,,ln ana W. invite those pclil- which We
cea.t in,.it; attempt IA vain 20 c"hPuri ~ ''''
i, us oi III. south O. mPae Icabr aua lht0r'd %"
all, oir only hope n,i D' nat - President Ia. VII
@ IA Inc ,.r .e,i The principles. and pledges oh when
he 81 II nave been ciertcL bci'd Lincoln. "H1 -. oi
..rcat interests ana nope, IIr nuIu'HiionaOD safe
All rerrai a. A." Elect Ti,irn ANA sc invite those
pef, NAich We cdnpOt measure; We attempt m VAN 10
conquer enc submission io south To an lmpiacuca'e
,I tllorrablo policy; QUO ony hope must bo maj AZ
De- ,nt he ~ III abandon The creed, thr principles, and
t..I.r- on which he VIII have been 81, ctUd Dtoat
t. and ALI ulg great interests and hopes are unique
t,,u.nly ,,Ir." ltf,ai HpplItrc.
Now crui.rtDrn, Republicans made "A record,
aud Ne iucurrcd the hatred o4 great many OIL orr
,IuutrynuI. and were rcOrutd ana drHdcd ps INC
ubr uuulnn Of arstucrttic classes IN poil'c',
bt w, tIumuh"d aud everybody recognized thc p""tr
al this country It's strength Knew tht 10 Nds bit"H'
and haa A. much power Ia keep up IA IAllohh-S Is
1I la ever given to nation IN the world StDP'I
te,, r,,s Fl ujss gicLd " Always pUNtrfu! IL arms
| and n, tuv great a.ra III Its fruitful soil
And now thsy ask to bring Dich lhe siuI' PSSop
,r, me saline President that We eAiilc' uei1ttcu ',l
divided A nation never viii 40 back \ nation never
Uni 90 blcI True, the English people ieeaItu the
stlnfis and bore "A shameful penantt OF ~ .eiis Ior
dniu 80 bui then IL the army ana Inc aIstotfacy
mai recalled CDa,ie Stuart, and not the iuraiis anu
| the Commonwealth men. lApp!ause.I they dld NOT
,tc maj the Starts should come, bu what nave WEI
Human nature Is the Whatever credlt you may
1--WE 10 Gov Tilden he seems 10 be III purpose, nc
cannot do what the party in Congress won't allow MN
| tn IL will be In vain that he says, II came
| I'm 10y the votes OF very many excellent
Repubcans who trusted that by-gones were to De by
cones and nobody 10 be disturbed Tor told them
So aud now you raising the old storm over their
| heads" "wnat do care for thatf they say were
not heads bowed to the Republican storm Tor yehrsf
| What did the Stuarts dol
Cromwell had stood England IA Lincoln stands 70
America Cromwell by the universal consent of the
present generation OF Engshmen the greatest warlo
| that ever rallied the power Of England, cromwell Ii
dead; Cromwell is buried The feeble councils OF tht
Presbyterans thai were not Purans ana Oh the army