New-York tribune., 1876-07-26
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,our great Empire state Appase You have assem-
6c1 10 ray the action on 's Na,,oi ~ or n
~ - Ion and the nomination OF ciiizeh Oh your CTn
& ~ oc tr fe highest ofi,e in the git o ne eOP,e
nplause You have met nod & 80 uen ennle of New
Ea, Wl mo nor 10 rally The nomination Oi me man man
who stands with hlm on on % ordor ir III. con,c
o1r propie who manifest 80 inac OF 5l,oi & - ' t :, -
a tlrss moved by higher oonsi"e Ons ti d II & PC
sona preferences. The prlncTsd , nrpcinics Tp0n
tHa nomination OF these men, ana tle ~, ~
lIe @ nv % we're nominated, are dearer TO the people
than the elevation n ot %a %e' co,%I.on interest ana
in ribevng this country OF the XaSt burdens on
taXaton winch have been pace upiH W an tSrs ny s
in nower ioT TIE last 10 years. II - o. NJ re-,
~ ~ ,,st vf 4 question sometimes III MslSloh ,ue!
to get up T WHINE i6e Dmocratic party cannot
IN h d lei upon this. There are questions SraSei anu
noIo OF how your financial budget snail bc
SnpIcef o. these questions gre, hTs'; the lp9rtat ~
I'm ing the Government back 10 the olblJ III
ohC " " ~ ~ institution bids IL mGvc-of restoring 10 IL
W,,Gtr Mr,HT of administration lApPlarseI ,,.,..,,
Pun NV own country the SOUTH we nave DO GisuhctOn
~ ~ ny and p50r We are ali poor. We are all !4DOiihS
" -. - rrln or other with sineW a4d muscle ana eII
for the bread that keeps Doy anu , So @ now in the
great metropolis are IeaIins iS-a anu Tysh ic @
to-day, tHo i'm" in hate and bred in malice
engen1Co o section Of the country The system which
mas i ,on nre beginning 80 feel 1t. For many years
YOU, f ib southern states have leen kept ubuei I
tSry Frle and IN -ondsSd sS '5' 10 nut the body
NJ he S0nh back again under tndt niii} % - & @ i,Ii
what WAS hn2Wn @ anH in CuTess Mr. Hale rose his
While d tnd td t6at although he had been Radical
az MS 80 6fcnse OF his country yet there were great
Drn,cln,s of human riaht which STOOD 0Ioh VI -
L ,ons must depart from his radical brethren anu
bid them gOOd-by on that occasion, tNt
niu iu,se II is proposed 10 send soldiers "
pa tb NOT 70 project anybody, but simply III the IN
,t of me mrty in power. IL is asserted ana Itl'S
eelte1 r % diffrcnce an antaguusIu between the COZ
oTed and white people OF the SOdth assert th". @ 'S
is NOT so Applause 1t is cruel for any party To no I'm
% SnticaI ~ n social question. To insure perfect mar
mnny Throughout our country, VT want SOuu Si -,
he one baud Protection by law ami by conhdthCy'
aud secure 20 labor employment ana isr Ithitc
man ot the Onth is hostile to the coloed man, nave
Stated thar il II is impossible. There never "ouI
feeling between the two races p except ,,bo IL
had been euEendered by the rtoWSS ~ ~
stirred up STRIFE for party ends lllalk uo ,i' ,,
day is over and ID mississippi ana III many oo4'l ~
ern states eooIed people arc DeSuins % ST. ,
Inent 10 them aud believe thal even III down
south Carolina if LETT alone and dnlIiuehceq oy LV
ri the white men m interest Of reform ana soou sV'
eInmUpt lGrcat applaGstl
ADDRESS OF JOHN X. TARBOX.
The Hon. Mr. Tlrbox of Massachusetts, was the
rext sneaker. being greeted with applause, and the
sbout of "Give it to Jim Blanew Mir. TdboX,
with dcprccatng gesture, smiled, and thanked the
audience for their plaudits. Tie said:
In what have to say 10 you tonight shall spear 10
you fom che Inspiration oi wnat DeiirNe 70 og & Iiio
growing and what believe 20 be the conlois u!'V
sentiment o the old commonwealth oil MSssAou', rs S
IAppauscl am not here Ialninany Democrat hol
an Auli-Iammany Democrat n-r any Olhtl SUI
of Democrat, hut paiu DtnOcrdt, IeeoSH4''4'
as my cCulrade every man NLo b"ll's WI VIZ" -, -,
i'm this nght for the political regeneration o hS touh
try. fAlplauscJ We meet here 10 rainy II i iyt :
diCuit TASK 10 do Whatever difference oi OHlIOh l"l
have clt any quarter as TO tAc elSD.u o4 'I'
candidacy Gov. Tden must have been Dan'ecu T'io'
that magnificent oupOulhs o puDliy oiloh, go, a. ~. ' ~
The people Of this cOutIy III their neat oI hcIt7 nave
been penetrated with sense Oi iIU lleCCssl3 %
form III the administrator 1i ti,y ~ @ @
they embodied IN Gov Iildeh the man IOr Tue iOuI
and in their aspiration I0f that reform l,y ht mn
as the heTCuLeal cAaiAPluh VIII Snulu w ,'.'',,'
work; and III that s!gn We sEail conquer AFpi"ust
Let me ne SaS to !1a !@sed n''TDD' frm the assault on
the enemy by any attempt to TtpeI attacks upon u,
olaraeter ol your can9a G hS noI az M, cnnnT I'm
There is need 10 search the biographies oi u>ue
Americans 20 ind ont who or what ~ Is. lAPpa5se.l
Nobody gentlemen, wLl attempt 10 si'nu@I ii"{ eS @
not because ho TOO pure, Tor SANDER Re dtah oN-
shining mark but because there not enough Oi MN
10 SANDER lI!UgLtorl / GGnt intend, By iY means
to dispalse Gov Hayes. He is respectable gent
/ doubt not; an honest man. doubt not 4 he "a
mentabe reelection Is mat we ha'e come 10 sucH pass
among the public in tie character O public men IN our
country tla because is honest supposed To be
Sufficient recommendation 10 me II esi"coy' Iusher
To what Gesrco Of accountability 90 yOu propose 10 od
political pates in this country Snail IL be dccfetd al
the balOl-D0& aud tuP Us ioIuIAChl ivI o tluo
OF political parties hereafter that pGy IA power can
betray lis public responsiDHlty lhat can OiinE iG
proach upon our name al home anu ABROAD, lL ,,lI
upon any prGieXt OF ~ pf f DC ooh'nyI , M m t Won
J
ave license cidns 10 ROD 10 steal, au 10 p!uhu,I
but you establish rule ana hOid 10 l-thal tht
moment political power IS false ~ lis gCV trust, tli
muueHt il shall suffer the penalty OF excursion from
pOWeT-Ihtn viii haye established iOTcc IN lLls
country th viii be operative 10 keep your GOVeIiiCi'
pure IL Is with parties as WIN individuals IL
Is the certainty Oi punishment tha makes punishment
effective aud preventive OF crime
What promises had from the Republican party
that VIII 10 better In the future than has done ~ U
past take 1t, in tine first place. iha before reform
there must be CONVICTION Ol sin lLduEnttl.l
Now, my distinguished friend from itNda
suggests that Republican party con
fesses its sn. We the lOuest do, tc dishonest
won't, and there another class vi Republicans
that struck with spirit OF moral Obtustness and
don't know right nom wrong llad-AteII some EclJ
excellent gentlemen, OF whom should mention chief,
perhaps IN your city, George William Curtis. are dbong
under dreadful naiUcudtIOn. Ihey call themoclNt
Republican IciOuneIs, and they really ueludc ticu-
selves with tGy idea that they have something 70 do witA
the Repubnc parry, and power Its cOUhteis.
They nominated Dir. Hayes. 1he y tie stdcc coach
wheel has 10 do with the lOCUmUilOu o.
the than these rciOrmcls have 10 DO
with tEC Inspiration, conduct and management
the Rcpublicau parsy, ever viii Fave lAppduse.
Gentlemen, you have DGen cheated by the Republican
party M be cheated aSaini There is an ola aGagc
Ontainlng world OF Wisdom 10 be COlnmenf ed iOndy
TO the American people: If man cheats me once
shame on MIN. II ho cAeats twice, su-ne Iul.
IAppauSe.