The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-05

ent position. the cfrc't of his wrct'hcd Southern
polly, tnm he must conriliatc nn outraged
i@mSnd for w. spoils." and now now to Tie g do, Y
ms.nd for 49, e Mcbrsap", money: ,.r,...
platforms. is pledged to oppose Ito grant oi
suNsiiics TO private corporations. Yet no man
who to-day knows anything of the currents and
Influences which are gathering at Washington
is ignorant Of the fact That u vnst g s'hcme is
stradi ly maturing unopposcd,,if not fnvorrd-
by this Admin strati0n. which aims to take
puhl' Trcasury untold subsidcs to build a
Southern Pacific Isailwny--a railway for which
thcrc il no present public neel.. and from
which private capitalists would shrink with
contnmit In the train OF this gignntc effort at
public robbery will come the revival Of the de-
fun.t Northern Parih', the building OF lovcos
ON The Mississippi. and kindred hcmcs sufll-
prosperity OF the whole country. And all this
IL tn" prize which must be peii for the privilege
o. ov"rthrowing two lawful Stat" Governments
and trampling upon the prin ,ip's upon viii n
opr Goyernmcnts and institutions rcst-thc rule
Sir. there ara laws Of moral cause and effect
M true and certain ms any physical laws. No
political leader. no tolitrol pnrtv. can fori"it
honor or desert principles at one point and
maintain them nt others, Integrity is indivsi-
bic; You cannot be dishonest on one subject
AMI hon st on others. The Presidents South
cru policy. con 'eivcd in his own mind. a shock
and onen To- his party reckless of justice and
c@1nst,tn,iGna c2n ma dn,y mn2pnUsgd Til more
hitherto. in sptr of all its failn,s. secured TO
the Republican purity the confidence Of ma
Americans for more than twenty years.
We are summoned To the duty OF exposing
nni denOunring "a great crime. committed in
defiance OF the principles and pledges Of the
Republican party. and in defiance of the per-
sdnhai ara,9ms ana 9Sntionf OF ths Irgsi-
himself on the side of freedom and constltu-
tlon1l prn'iple is worthy To enlist in this new
try. Silen il. for me. cowardi.c. IT, rs be-
Lave. the heart Of the nation il true To- the old
nus to the nrin.ipcs 9f FREQ gov .rn-
IL
Ton, and the pcclaratop of lndepcndcnrc.
HS'n Hy he Voices M If a@r Ss dadgr hgGr1 1T spas
which haunt this day ln our inspiration. Let
~ walk again with Adans. and Hancock. and
coin and Stanton and sumner of our later
revolution. shades. Of the great founders and
snviors ot our loved country. be with MS in this
strugglrl Speak to US again your .rcat lessons
OF patriotism, of courage. OF srli-si rncel The
marble and the bronze in which we have pre-
served your human forms Will crumhle and cor
rode, hut let your unconIucrahle spirits never
behold the dey when blow struck q, the heart
dumb rtheir hearts dsmayedl
AN ABoRrivE DEMONSTRATION
1t had been arranged by the oflecholdng
wing ~ the Republican party in Windham
county that at III = point q thhr programme a
counter demonstration should be- made for
Hayes. Chamh rlnin snt down. pac in the facc
from his long tuikin4: hut the To- al politician
Who was TO navc AAcn the lead IN the rally for
Tho Roy. Mr. SioddarI. a Methodist ricrryman.
OF Far Haven. Mass, perceived the em"rl.rn v.
and W IN moro z'nl than pulIirn's- jumped
upon the platform and wavrdhi- hands frauti,-
ally 10 command attention.. llis spectral Hp.
iur HIM the attention hr wanted. &c Fol
low citizens" be- remarked. for fear
thn impr' s-on should 10 alrond that tho
people Of Wndhan county coincide Wnh the
opinions eNpr, -~ri by the last speaker. ven
tur' To- propose three hearty cheers fur pr,si-
dent Hays The + r-vcr"nd gentleman swung
his hat u bent th" measure of Windham coun-
tys love for Hayes southern policy. Thu re-
Fa IA . fTN t4.f
come entirely from that portion which nvaria-
bly, cheers wherever II hat IS waved without ref
dist Clergyman. the Rey. John Parker OF Brook
lyn. was equal 10 the occnsion. With consider
able presence Of mind for an unwordly gentle
tire" cheers for Gov. Chamh' rlain. The con-
trtsi IN volume b.twrrn the vorln.s Of the two
w.nS- of tn party Was % marked that nobody
on the platform mhi' "a second attempt at "a
counter DEMONSTRATIONS.
Among thr speakers. however. the case was
dil rent. CONGRESSMAN Wait after the episode
Of "a two NJ, thod II ministers took carly o,cal-
sion t. remark that every speaker was r"spon-
sihle for h's own words. and that he Tor ono
h'ti"Nrd That Mr. Hayes wac great and good
h.s long poem with few lines written thcc,cn-
ing l"fore. with a view - count IA ting the
They Were ~ follows:
III, ship ol STATE. above her .sie. are b!uc
XII ti,rc are pN..cns,r.. whose lace. white.
az" uy y as,n .rgl 49, harry a' tl,} m;ht.
SIM, d, viii 'urt us urlo'n ha. Icni, ~
4ala, ~ %.' ,, e 'r' n i,r ,s a,i 'a'RiN'" ~ N,.
AM ihi' tney ic,i. ihc snip came g." near wreck
Aow Whom ihr suite. -,r,r,ly ou hrrvay
l.. .ic'pms d'a. and ,un triei,'.. hcI
Aui oIsl,e youa mo ~ roi state
Freedom. lat venture i- D. . r.,o'e-, 'tei.h;
p, "a & l' ,,,I. M.'e size steers
Ana .aae e ono,, 6sn a, KAY, wl bc rsl kec
In tla nff,rp,,p nft,r an u.llr..a :, Co.. L..
school children hy the Rev. Mr. Buckley IL
stamford. senator Blame was introduced nS a
Three helriy rh"ers w.c" given ns h. zane f1r-
ward. cnmr herr.' said Mr.. Blaine ns
GOV Chamh rlain did with the ana 'rsianding
thnl th's WIS roe PLATFORM and that every
man was rnt titled t. sprak Just what he thought,
So long a.. IN IA" lhn"ung" Of the statutes he
kept within IN" limits of the law"
MI DLAISEs SPEECH.
There IS an ggiai On on tho southwestern
frontier OF the United stat . AZ the present time
that may sihy develop INTO a poncy lnyllv-
ing national danger and ultimately grnye disi,s-
lfr IN iui"iliE"nt representative in Congress
from the stat" Of TrNns has become ths "Nuo-
ut ~ "a new policy, and has hoen urgins Il
upon the Adm.nslration at Washington win
p"fSuuslV" tnr'r. II" l- sustained and rndnrs ri
hY not lrw NM, NJ al n.M-pur'r- in various
s' tons Oi the country. Tn" ,uu-e or may |
not SAY thr plOu-ili' pr,ioAt. of tbs nrw pD.i y
l. tlie IN ursion Of pr'd.tory bands from soma
ui the border states Oi Mexico into tie State nf
T"Nns, and III" s"zin; and carrying of the
nerds ana other property ~ her people Thu
lin' bl h'h'u Nik'h 10 suppress anu prevent
th,sr ont lrnErS embraces three points:
FIRST The pursut OF these outlaws hoyOn1
the Rio Grandc. and thcir capture and punish
n mt on Mexican soil. II is understood thai the
War Department has 'ssu"d ord. ~ to the Cen
rral rommandlng the Southwestern Department
t. adopt his course. This Is openly agrees, We.
and though not done t1 creute war. has strong
tendency IN that dire ton. A similar Invasion
of Canadian soil would produce war with Great
Britain IN slAty days
S@cond-Under u thin veil Of Quixotir snnti.
mentnlism W. are 30 extend n moral support Ia
good government in MrXicu-though what tins
may precisely mean WE are not very clearly in
formed. unless We are ut liberty To- infnr ii from
thnmor" outspok"n policy embraced in the
Third propOs ittiOn-ln which upon "A certain
contingency, we Are urged 10 give material sun
port 10 that party or administration IN Mexico
whlo h best promises to insure law and ORDER
IN oihrr words, To- nssum" "a sort of protr,turuta
over the SISTER republic; aud IN ihr pending
dispute il IL quietly hiLtnd that we slOuld sts-
Wln Lcrlo. and frown upon DiH2
IhrSr last two movements arc not UNDER !
stood 10 hav" the assent OF approval of the Adj |
minlStraiion nt Washington. those who Az, on |
ginr"ring the measure not having induced our /
author ties To 20 further than the step de- /
rh'd IN the FIRST piupps ton.
NJ "a romiortnH and rons'latnry aldonlum |
tha IN no event shall any Mexican territory hn |
acquired or annexed 10 the United States. As |
IN many other eases of similar drsil;n and |