The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-27

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We haa M las. nm clad IN saw H. we had at last a
Pres,aent of The Tinted states Who IN obedience to
~. .aa. .rs.a 80 ~ ~ n.rtv nrouosed 10 arrive
Ierrr an rn, ,'nrnr IN had. ana am sure for one
yhs,' sv,v ,n.u .ho coraiav desires the restored
ndrsno.n,a 81 ,hs vosrs of thi, country will cor
d.,,v sond ha IN the Efforts lnst he MAKES
Whshsr nose speo &c Efforts 90 or DO not meet ms
tnd,v,doaI nrobatiou.
h.r.nJ ,h,r Ill and ono Watering al TINS moment
oeyona .nns na, "I1 for NV own mar. recall what va
sa,a 80 ycars AGO in our Convention nj SARATOGA
when i see the President Tor whom voied, whom
cordIany supported, pursuing in the way that no
hos wh "
thai snecac order which meets here and there lndl-
vdsa appreciation is derdei and denounced as inter
,or,nr win tue rights of citizens ! know SIR,
and affirm what l Know that the President
coes and strikes at one of those foul
hnse, nj aespotsm which challenges openly and di.
reclly more III an one man that sits IN this vonon
AyeI SIR INV seat IN this Convention. owe IL, sir
20 The early discovery of The TACT that there were
efforts making supported by the power and patronag
VII ch resides In The hands the officers United
states TO defeat my election as candidate 10 this Con-
yeutou because ard because only WAS believed 10
he arm sunporer OF the Administration ana It's civil
service reornl-lappla therefore person who
was nkev TO disturb the harmony OF our deDera
I,ons-bccause was supposed not TO be In sympathy
win those VINO would conduct control and gu do this
f,onven,ion
Now. SIR the President when be says there shall be
equal rights which fundamental principle OF the
parry, means whatr He means that when citizen
Without voice a citizen standing alcne comes upon
This platform In company with 45O or AGO my fellow
republicans IN New York, hc shall come upon
plane with every one OF Them He me aus that fvo
men from this point and ten men from that point,
one man from another point who meets me upon lhs
floor where the principles OF New York repuDiicanism
are set iortn where guide for New York republican
action Ia manifested--that that man shall
upon this floor where have and have forty,
My hundred votes his pocket BY reason OF tho
sons VINO viii support The he choose
10 adopt
DESIRE FOR PEACE
certainly have no desire to introduce dscord in
this Convention. NY desire is that every man In
RepuUiican convention shall be PERFECTLY free There
are meu men ouer tnan in this hall who have seen
OF this charge tnat the order OF the President
OF the United S.atcs iuvades what is IN
good faith the equal right Of any citizen.
President against which the special rath OF his OPP
ponents is directed Is Executive oraer 1t is
der issued under and because OF existing circum-
stances. II Is not law 1t is not declared to be
permanent prime pie. But ask any man familiar
with The operations of Tho government; ask any
mau, knowing that the patronage oil the federal
government has always in It's power to
send immense vote into convention
and weld that vote, aud know und
TINS Convention largely knows to WELD that vote
cording its pleasure. anu ask you whether such
part OIL the President is not IN TACT reense
Of the great body honest republican Of tho
city OF New York and oil tho State OF New YORK, VINO
have not tho disposition to go into "a convention like
this or TO amy part public AFFAIRS because tuey
know they will be mel, not Wy brans not always by
mere intelligence, not always by conviction by rep
reserlatIve men, but will be met by the forms OF
power which the federal patriots assume Great
applp use These are not truths pleasant to say.
and whether TINS Convention snail IN us wisdom See
III TO adopt the frank and full espousal that recon-
mend or shall prefer 10 adopt the more elaborate
statement which is It's substance, oil course At var.
ance with the special me urcs winch the PRESIDENT
has taken, whatever i Say may DO the decision OF
this Convention, nave no more DOUBT what Is to-day
the decision OF republican New York
and republican America than have
that stand here a. this moment in this place. Jap
lican, however high his ambition, however soro his
discunien VINO heart hopes carry the repub-
lican party oil the United states against Rgtherord b.
HAYES. tAppIause.) Aye, sir no such republican,
unless nox Gated win ,ne nas!ery OF parasIrs-(ap-
publican sirom Maine to California; from oregon to
Florida, can seriously doubt that The great republican
heart Of he country beats a. this moment with inc
Pres Gen, and cries TO INN ''God speed" loud ard
continued applause.) republican from but, have
never been other than republican,
SOME RsFhhENck TO coAkLlAG.
My eye falls AT TINS moment upon distinguished
sou OF New YORK VINO bears tho nigh cUmmis sioh OF
his tate IN the senate OF Inc United States. Jap
pause.) II au not mistaken The date o. that gch-
tleman interest Ia pubc AFFAIRS rs not widely dincr
ept IRON my own. he and |, sir, republicans from
and lave seen the republican party not only parry
In word, but party also greater in u,ed.
He aud have seen policies oil the Exec
utivc which, when they betrayed the republican
party the republican party dd not hesitate
10 dcnouDce as joined IN The dcnunciation at SYRIA
cuse III the year 1867. He ana nave seen also tho
policy OF republican President cordially sustained
when, possibly neither he nor agreed In the details
d me pocy, out our support Was aosoutei IL was UNI
questioning, ana no republican IN New YORK, no re-
publican In America, could misunderstand our
support II the head oil our party has car
out the principles which