New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-11
THE ANTI-HAYEs PARTY.
ES. BEATTY's DGNUNCIATIoS OF TIE NEW PARTY
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GEN BEATTY's DENUNCATlOS OF TIE NEW PARTY.
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WASHINGTON. Aug. 1O.-The meeting Of the Anti
HAYES faction at the Board Trade rooms last night
has been the all absorbing topic among both RepuD-
icans and Democrats during the day. The fact that
Gen Beatty formally took active part in politics
gives the movement more than ordinary significance
In conversation tonight he said that he had already
received letters from Morrow County warmly APP
proving the stand taken by the meeting last night
and saving that nine out of every ten RepuDhcanS
are in fall accord with the resolutions The follow
ing extracts from his speech last night Will convey
very correct idea of the views of the Anti-Hayes
faction in Ohio. He said:
eve meet here tonight Republicans who fortwenty
wears have stood by the party soirowng IN us deicats
rejoicing in its victories. We have reached period
i'm its history when radical Change Is proposed when
Penul,licaus must either abandon the convictions OF
life time or take issue with unfahul leaders VINO nave
bv hypocrisy, treachery and fraud obtained contIo o
the organization and seek % use ~ as ~ Slenr .. ~
preston. an instrument by Whlrh an inc parry nts
done during the past sixteen years may be undohe OF
Referring to the Presidential election he said:
- few months ago how anxiously the Republicans Of
the North looked to Charleston and New-Oreans! ITO"
eoonnntly The Republican press Of Ohio begged the Re
pubicans OF the South TO stand nrm How the wires
thrilled with kilograms urging Chamberlain and Packard
no hold the fort They held 1t against IN armed ana
angry mob-cd IL al the peril Of their lives. They c0ud
be neither brbed nor intimdated. They were ready
snane that in Ohio we had destitute
of all the qualities of true manhood as 10 en-
tertain and cOusummate bargain by when these
men who had the victory were sold ana delivered
into the hands Of their prosecutors, aud now we are
asked by the Cleveland Convention 10 atly the fade
1 undertake that no man can ftdu the roster
Matthews letters in connection with other testimony III
The case and come other conclusion tDan mat
There was a bargain by which the friends or the PTesl-
dentcect acting his behalf agreed TO surrender Two
Southern states upon condition that the forty KeDel
brgadiers whom Gen Garfield SO euogzeI III ms CeVe
Land speech would not flbuster. and thus prevent
count OF the vote and the Inauguration OF Hayes
In reference to the commentator of President
HAYES by the Cleveland Convention he throws in
hot shot in the following style!
True men may be compelled to submit 10 injustice but
they cannot compelled To consent 70 H. Now that the
Republican party OHIO has drifted into the hands Of
arIice and treachery better OF the party
may we'll welcome any disaster that will purify elevate
and bring back TO principle and defeat that VIII rd
II Of bypocrtes traitors and sneaks WILL doubt not, be
accepted by honest men as an earnest Oh coming VctO
rlcs and a more glorious future
Gen. Beattys friends claim that he wants nothing
at the hands of the Administration, and that he is
honest in his convictions on the questions at issue
He served with distinction during the war, has rep
resented the Darlington District in Congress two or
three terms, and is now President of the Citizens
Savings Bank of this city. 1t is understood that
those taking part in this movement will vote only
for county and local officers, and in no way support
the State ticket. They claim they remain Republi-
cans and will under no circumstances support the
Democracy. Considerable interest exists among both
Republicans and Democrats to know how Judge
West Will explain his Cleveland speech.