New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-22

II be co9ia abtV and fitness Of our candidates for
P~eaGent and Vice for GeIethoa I u s Won
teDHls al his great nature ne would say; Ihe
a AM on the Republic and The go0d gyNsTnnen VI
The state demand Tie eie0uoh Vi iA"' % ~
Horean and Rogers"
MR.. BoUTWEglIiS ADDRESS.
~ boutwell, was introduced with a few
1,,.on,ary words by MI Depew at the conclusion Of
~ aa address he was received with great applause
He said ,,..,.,,,,,. r,ruraor.
salo that II the record made by nature i'm the great
Dta ~ the earth perfect in all respects or II d.
had not spS artists OF the Middle Ages TO more
ent mssas and paintings on which to describe or
s1pad record on which TO write something OF modern
date he could prove as oonsnsivsS az Iy nba
v Tor the Democrats, the newspapers ana eOlemlot
geuS writers have omitted nothing IN ils t9fS iel Inc
isst 20 years. And you may nave observed Chht tle
nsoocrate party has an antipathy 70 history ihey say
sresnenty and with emphasis ana teeihs eWays, Iat
hvrones should be Oygones tnat the FePnonean party
3 5isnosed TO live upon its past and That we loSt
sisrt without any reference 70 what mas taken pace
,Gs! know exactly where the line IS which
they purpose 70 S[a ~ tii m5rpIpsof yeserIay
ar iust as much matters OF history as those when oc
Cured IN te for tsm except continually to move
tb line forward and blot cut every timing OF le past up
. the present mS@fS Of ' me American People Ap
nlauseJ The Republican party Goes not n5ed 10 i've
upon Il PsS d GfI ear We have nOw for Is
years nearly 10 years. VIII tne u dtIaS
Iassr mustered this Government during extra
Tdpary crises such, may say as no other country ne
it"b venture to say II ITS proportions and capa
civ it had visited any other eOahtry tne result SoSh!
the ony because under our Constitution
every man felt that this Government was ms Govern
me sd Of battle was 6s country and therefore it
that he lent himself 70 he contest win power ana
may say such not been equaled IN any previous
period Of the worlds history. lGreat applause
is7e and We were aTragn the Democratic party for
what has done aud wbat h has attempted TO do Tor
shat mas neglected 10 do and done against tue public
interests we should have enough for the present cam
paignL But you cannot understand the democratic
you something OF his history ana You luust Know
something of the histry OF TIE Demoerae party IN OF
rot forget present life what IL has been Wear told
BY Democrats occasionally tbat Isy are ~ ~ .s ea5
In 1860 aud 1854 and 1868 that they are no longer the
~ seeeasion that they accept the amendments to tie
Consultation in good faith They are eVeI thing that we
have heretofore BEEN bat they not what
they differ with US Just at this time, coDfcssng that
have right heretofore and they nave hoen wrong
TIE conclude. fhs SsK as bo 70 s as has been for
i6 years right is 70 be adindged in error ANA u
YYsas wrong iS 10 be accepted as worthy confidence
the future. There is only one hope Tor tue Democratic
leave this topic DE OIunccy with degree OF modera
fcp net eomnon to romance ana Story the artist and
pCety nave defended she greatest criminal Of all his
tory Frcude has relieved Henry Will ana DINER lesser
criminals have found defenders In these circumstances
ftr1st th Deoeratic party viii seek and ind that hope
and consOla lion which am sure can e derived rom Nc
other source their future Otandps upon the page Of
TWO CIRCUMSTANCES TO BE NOTICED.
There sre two circumstances ladies and gentlemen,
which the Republican party cannot omit to notice
agree with your presdent that the skies bright that
L. ID
cess in tho present campaign great But there are
two circumstances we ought not to forget First, that
there is large body OF young men IN the country Whe
notSing of DemocrStie administration except what
they have learned from short and ngloros career
Of the present House OF representative. We oug1t
also 10 notice that q large body OF the laboling
people Of this country who ars staGhed 70 fePapilea
endured trials IN their homes and ~ ihclr aoes
sic relations through want o. w9rs or con-,
pensatOn for period now OF near! tAdeG 3t,S, ~
is4O time which pt us arc old enough 70 mem
administration OF Mr. Van BureE aud the election o. Gen.
Harrison. ., !,
an not ashamed 70 own that am OLD enough 70 selne
Der condition Of things less favorable To the country
than those which exist now when there was i'll TIE
great OF the people less intelligence than they pos
Sass to-day when our syeIn OF pubic lhSttclioh Ws
less widely duSed in its nncnce and less powerful IN
educating the people OF me coun,rg-aha may SaS
10 passing that there Is DC question 70 mlnch
tpy sbSnid be more CONSTANTLY directed than
tie establishment and the ualptenance OF system o.
Inc bower 10 tax every citizen for the support OF TIC in
SttIon and the power the other side to compel the
tS nnhe ,titutlons or private instructions that shall
furnish equal opportunities for education Nor ought We
sonnty aud chiefly marsal ed under the Democratic bah
ner who sincerely and honesty believe that the oci0n
State ami N IL be the Office the Church and not OF the
State then the education VIII be that wnoh the ChFcl
Luz fso ike ts Tor which government is established,
then the education OF CHILDREN 70 perform Ie nuues y,
should be remembered that the other side IN the
South there several hundred thousand Willie
WIo don't believe IN . system OF Instruction
for She education Of the whole people because there are
White people Of the South II do not forget i shall
tu;ons Of the South and produced That harmony IN oar
system essential 10 tho mantenanee OF rce govern
those systcsns and frstttions sprane and i s ony
through systom Of public instrgction-ehley, il MOI
altogether through a system OF public lnsrlcuOi-Llat
We are 10 subdue the ideas in which slavery had It's
foundations And more, that contest viii contnGe LOT
depend upon the decision II the question by the people
whether the Government as whole or Ia US parts sha
pnblie instruction, or by people who behave tia
system Of pubic instruction Is hostile TO Their interests
MEAEIHo OF GOV. TiLpEN's LETTER.
have studied ladies and gentlemen, with such facul-
ties a. could command. and through such periods OF
tine A. thy other vacations would allow the letter Of
Gov Tiden accepting the nomination Of the Democratic
party at st. Louis To say yOu that understand II
wOud he to assume what could not do I'm the presence
Of persons whom. dare say have had more leisgIe
for the undertaking than have been ape
70 command, and whom fear, PUT 70
the test, would be Obliged 70 MAKE similar
confession. IaDghter.l Nevertheless think ! have
discovered something " its meaning BE - IN iaFO on
economy, OF rcirenchnrpt. and Of wise finance anu ne
presents himself IN tho character Of refOrmer as though
no other person had cnierisined similar OPINIONS hho
especially though OfLer party nal acted IN accof"
enee With the BugResCDs which ne now makes
don't propose 10 dwell upon these topics az great
Repubean Adlninlstratlon Of Gen. Grant-tappausei-
that n IA dlstnRsbed above any preeedlnG dninDlstt