The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-15

tapplnuscl. md has holpcd TO writo every plat
form II ever put brfOrc the world. He is an ex-
est. and the bcsi Of men, Gen. Key Iapplausal
l win be honest with you. didn't like that
npp9 ntincni w&"ntanmd & "a cniird ,n d. upon Heni Key.
gins to resemble Rrpublc can already. laugh
tr,l Hc fought against this Government. and
did nearly ~ mueh harm as though he had
lived fu the North and talked aud wrote ugnnst
the Goycrnment There ~ ono thing in his IA
lor ' I@SG ngyGr T"s for samno F. TddSw woP rbng
OF that. and tell me II reform IL not possible
for qll tho sons of mon. lApplausol He
his mind that to appoint that man would b. to
say 10 the South Il do not look upon ycu ns
Pariqhs in this Goycrnmcnt; J look upon you
as fellow citizens. ] want You 70 wipe out for
ever the color Inc and the robCl line and the
Union line from the politics OF this Govern
mcnt. on account Oi what has been done hercto-
fore" What arc you nowf ia the onlv quest on
that should hc asked. IL was an experiment,
hut hrlinvo il will be proof of the Presidents
wisdom. 1twas u bravo thing TO appoint him,
aui u was "a brave thing ON we part of Con.
Il 90 accept 1t. Nothing cyuld haye boon bet
the head of The Treasury. He has the conf
d.n'c of the gn.,re rnun,ry. ,As long as Con.
purse, this nation WILL neithcr bc whipped nor
robbed. lApplauscl Tho Auorncy-G moral il
as brave ns, he j. mod s.. and as learned as H.
man Of peace If the South viii ascpt this olive
branch II IL will not. my judgment l. he will ~
n man Of war Ilc comes. from the banner Re-
man. Whatever he does will be what his heart
nnd cons science improve.
If this Cabinet inil-. tho President has rot tho
brains and the pluck 10 change his policy lust
"a often as the ends to los attained re- luirc IT,
Here Bob wns severe upon the inpia Hblcs Of
the South and the Bourhons Of the North. who,
he said. must h' left tn the S1ftcning influences
ot time and death. lLadghtcrl But. he said.
there are enough consorvailNc men at the South
who have Hn interest at stake in the great task
~ establishing u Government OF law and Of
pence Those men Of the South have already
made Ia their debtors. Hero BOh's voice
srnn into tone oi mysi,r ,rous earn 'stuc-s.l j
II the High joint Commiss hHd failed.
and II the Niee-pr'>ilent had never
counted th" votes; il Tie election had
boon thrown into. the House o' Rcpre-
sentative. S3mu"l J. Tili.n would not hnvc
hH"n cieOt u. hu' Rutherford u. Hayes would
have ben fel ~ Sluii 'rn vot tDs. lSrnsa-
tom | know what lnmtnik kins about During
tn lgei ton-rc-- thn southern W 'riots. MN
who hnu fnu'f argIf-t t'H'r country. E"tl in
thor hend- the future ~ th" Unl'd Statrs.
With on wor ih'i could N'AN Iiunl' uS 'n'p
tin he'll of civil wtr. Bat i.ls ial bad sunul. 10
of w4r; tlry waut'jp lre. Thev pre-, ryctus.
and ana Wilinf 20 uuli gig tlwm 90 pr serve
that Irir,l.-- riif 'ri,v.r. fAuiau~r.l
H. went Hn t1 So, tnut WHOM the Demo- ratio
r.r'v was diYnur in- u yt- n- % fraud. and
dnranl .u.. tif T'ilHu ia,' thN 3D.. tN OF uiirr.
HAvr- nnt held ort in n.. Inaugural thr olive
hrau'u of p..'' Hu,i h' closed ~ .th % som what
for "a p.lnI SION. whl b. rslueo.l tNplain Eng
li.h. ..uui n e. al iuNif iiuu To- IA. South to
clp p-p hands with "a" il rpuUIi an party over the
sp'ls.