New-York tribune., 1876-09-05

rather than for their fidelity, integrity, and capacity,
hsf loce &c sn UI ana 20
sble to extrcae It He detailed the work Of the depart
said he looked With %onScr az the Department. that It
works as well as does, 30 vat arc s SO
Gus ts business so remote no. is me ynrt mo
Velousy light for the risks taken, the difficulties which
must. must accumulate e with It's growth are very spPareG
branches, what will happen when IL has 100000
shall be permanent and who shall be held in their posi-
ton because OF their capacity and integrity, rather than
The speaker called attention to the fact that large
number Of the present most faithful and valued
pointed by President Jackson, said he and While 90
safe in their POSITIONS doubt not 80 long rs Re-
publican Administration. holds control. Reverse the
ease aud do not doubt that the Democratsthe invent
of the spoils system-would make clean sweep
should they get control In closing his speech, Gov
Jewell paid hugh tribute to the talent and pure and
stainless reputation OF Gov Hayes, contrasting him
sharply with GOV. Tilden-a man brought mp In the
known to American politics-a man who has been the
associate of the worst of that den Of thieves in years gone
by-a man from whom IL II fOly 10 expect tne acsoi
pshmeut of any honest REFORM He spoke scaihlngy o
the serious charge made against Mr. Ttlden OF
harsher name-in regard 10 his income tax, and
said that If charge ike this we're made AGAINST our
candidate and he he either unable unwilling TO sails
factoriy explain or retute T. speakers press ana party
would unite IN demand that ne gaUe pd pinSG'u stand
the of the strctest scrutiny. He closed with an a
peal TO the RepuhIlcdnS Of plOuu
Of Massachusetts take firm hOld Of the principles enu-
ciated In platform and the admirable letter OF ac-
pubeans Of the doubtful states up to that higher plane o
governmental administration and party purity when
has a. always Ssen the dream rspa sna Of NUS ts ur SaDd
pertinent OF self-governinent
GEN woODFORDs ADDRESS.
Cen Stewart l.. wOodford greeted with longeon-
tnued cheering and expressions OF pleasure from ms
auditors Men of Massachusetts, said he bring good
a.. Il I,,t tlaG aft nd
Sumner and of Wilson All divisions in the Republican
ranks of NewYork are closed and again heartily
united We when, III 1864, In that hour 80
dark before the break OF day upheld the sained
Lincon and with voice and vote and bullet declared
that the war preserve the Union was not and should
not be failure We again one. as WREN we swore by
the ashes Of our dead liht peace shOnd oh.y % e9,t
through the unconditional surrender OF armed rtDel-
lion We are as,in one, o,,a'saon Wnsh to nim
who had been chief captain Ia The war that
he should be our first citizen IN peace From sewaras
grave De side the wdtcts OF Far OwascO his memory
aud life pleading with even more thai the befsutss
century Of the Republic by dcdicatnS anew 70
the higher law OF equal Justice 10 she IShcf e oi c.i
hgner that future shall fulfil the best pOnsc
past. Ills plea avaiis win US kho" .Lat II
tns day from Plymouth Rock, from the Old south
CDurch from Lexington aud Concord calling You as WIN
tine saODath bells to better PURPOSE 10 more
unseish efnt 70 a purpose aud effort worthy OF this
centennial time. shall not this plea avail VITA your
around central problems. These are hist me
question Of civil service REFORM az II has coe 10 pe
technically styled second, the hn0ncla situaton; anu
third southern prObela On each OF these questions
Gen Woudforl spoke directly, briefly, ana without r..
serve The wigut OF his address, however was directed
10 The treatment OF the sOutGern question. Yield 10
none said he ia the depth uud CaGuestucss Oh nv ieuO
eauism; yield none In love OF liberty, aid III dce
dc;es all injustice to manhood aHd iaur yicid
tu none In resouc purpose ~ protect every aah III tic
sdut In the fan AID free exercise ci AL his ixts Al
the saline cannot but recall through what tcIilb.e
empatons these OF the South have passed. ca-
not forget the OF early educatIu tne peudces
race te cOInnOn frailtiez OF common humanity
compel every Southern Democrat To respect the
baloLbOX and 10 protect his negro Fellow
citizens, would scourge hOm Tie southern
Republican party every thief every dealer IN the hoy
names equality and ihcIty who has si!hpJ tEa.cd m
them the OF self AMI gain hilnlfrd Years ago
toe Republic bonn; ~ was rocked la the city OF
brutucIy love. Men Massachusetts, Ncw-Jelney,
New Yoiit, Virginia, and tBe Cuoina- were there, w
hearts beating WIN hands raised as one 10 oesnh
and ketp Side by sde our fathers fought
side by their children, stand ia all ,iinc
TO come cagnot speak an unAlnd WORK cannot
keen an unKld thought this centennial time, because
1 know that Rcpublicausm means liberty justice ANA
educ,ton for al because 4 know that these things
mean a: thc last napiy, united, and great people, do
plead and labor his uay for continued Republican We
tory. ,, r, a., - !, ,,
Prgldcnt ChadbOnrne OF Williams College followed with
a lively written speech making some gO"d points ny
ouo NJ from tne call for Democratic Convention
ihut tcy cXuected renstatc the Democratic parry
i'm poWer" Ihe other speakers OF the aitrnOOh were
the Hon Geo B. LOring and G.. B. ID. Coggswel