The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-10-11

that convention, dubbed themseitea the
conquering element OF the Republican,
party. But the gentleman from Cne-
mung seemed 10 think that " this CORES
ponding element ia the South man Who
"a cold blood. for political reasnus. have
murdered the inofien@ive. the ignorant
the dsten~ele.s the harmless he seemed
To- think that II their delicate feelings
were wounded hy discovering that the
great Republican party In the State ~
New York had some doubt about th..=
exubersut aud lushing professions about
| which W. hear. they would be- likely in
~alne way TO damage the good behavior
Of these men. ! am willing tonight TO
record the prediction. without being n
prophet or the son of prophet. that n
any one consideration reign. in aud
chaiu- up these wolves and tiRera of man
kind. who in the southern country have
painted psEe of history which will stand
~ one OF the bloodiest and most hidiou-
ia the book Of time, " anything can ~.
strain men now q l. that bond oi iatth
which you will take, II you show ~ the
/ reported Platform proposes that ynu
-hall show. that you are watching. aud
that with anxiety and with lear. TO 500
whether again the historical betrayal and
the historical kiss shall 90 in couples on
tbis occasion We have made no mistake
n this platform except 10 tell th.. ui.-n
who drrnched the land in blood ard
covered it with mourning. that they are
pa trial. and we are Watching them. II
We made no mistake but that, depend
upon Il that the platform u tho very
felicity Of a miraculous achievement
rRIsUrg TO MR PLArr
4 -. -. r ........ a. a. -. - =.
prrsidv~ here. toe propritty of whose 20
-,iiUn excludes him from this debate,
venture to reply. ~ his trend who know
him. TO = remsrk which tell from some
gentleman. I believe a mrmhwr fr0ni
| Westchest~r immediately "a my eye lle
-sid ! sustained the temporary chairman
of this convention ~ candidate iuF
| Postmaster Grs@ral Never, gentlemen.
! ucvcfl Whatever may BE- The crimes aud
shortcomings 81 The man who ba. been
| honored with some portion oi your con
| hdrncr in past years. aud honurvd by thts
state by being trusted 90 cast her vote "a
tb- National Council, he has never de-
| grad a the STATE. nuF degraded YOU. hy
| pushing himreli where he a. not wanted
nor ~ soliciting isyors - ths. fuoistnui ~
executive power. II 81 the REPUBLICAN,
s.-nator from New York been consulted.
a. b. was not. by the incoming Pr~rid-nt.
ha would hav. -sld 10 him that in int-s-
rity, ia executive ability. Ia careful,
| special fitness tor th- plao'. b. might
make tong day jparuty aud not bod
tnnre thorough Postmaster General A.
rpriing 60 IN. bighest staudinr than BE-
vouid nsye found IN the di-tinsu
republican irom TinEa, wha wgthuut pr,-
vorstton, a. | conceise. has been rudriy
aud very bui-trrOu-iy treated iu thls cun
sruuou [APPiause
The mrmi,.r from Richmond was *
esrdingly funny, a. u - his wont to h,..
~ relating AN au~cdote oi sous. Seuatur
"a connection with Nc Lincoln ! did
not understand. ~ other mcn,hvrs oi this
convention did. that hr tnt~nd,-d. either
by neglect. OF inads~rtaucc. of innusudn.
80 IMPLY that that Ssnator D. th~ one y ha
now stand before you n h- d,d - 10
tend, ! hOp,- he will 80 signify
Mr.. Curtlt-Mr President, when the
gentleman say- that he dfd not suppose
referred TO him. be was entirely cor
rect [Appisus-
DIR nkling-Tuen. Mr. President. 1
withhold q statement intended % makc.
aud | substitute Tor u remark which l
hope will not tranAgresa the properties
or liberties OF this occasion. la thtss
II q doubt rested ON my mind whether
the number from Richmond intcudtd -
covert shot - me, and that doubt sprnnw
irom the tact that that mrmbpr oi this
convention has published, IA bis paper
touching me. not matters political but
matters personal, in rrsp~ct Of which. 40
I thiuK Oi them. nothing but the prupfir
tire 81 this convention. .rrstrains me irom
deuouucins kim as | would l-el al iibvfty
10 denouuce hsm were 10 meet him "a
private life iiis-es aud long continued
cheers No. Mr Pfs-ld-nt sccofdina Co
that Christian cole. la secord nee = ith
which ! have been taught, these - no
Attonrm-nt In the thin lack Ot pubic
courtesy or oi private ceremonial obssr
vance tor the otfrnse one mau dos an
other when he violates that provision uf
the drcalougue .. hlch. speaking to him,
says. Thou shalt not bear false witness
against thy nriRhbor.' and winch tnrAns
thOu shalt not do a.. whatever the per
soual or political piqur or auImosity may
be Loud applause
Now. Mr. President. enough on this
suhi-ct / will cit down when l say that
Mr. Hayes. when iBnueuted desired *
actiy what Mr. Lincoln aud GrB'l Grant
desired Il the outset tor their Ad,niui.
trati0us What u thHt2 Wherever be
j. right hc ous 20 be sustained, where
ever be l. nsi'd By unwise or sinistrr
cSuu-,.i. 81 proper TIME aud IA proper
spirsi. dissent should H. rxptv.--d Ihc
right of judgnI-nt h the right OF every
citizeu. can illustrate THE. too. b. The
feu1ent instances "a whlch. ou niy oath
~ taur Btrrt sent. tive 90 the Our,iia de
trict ~ thr Other House. dih-fed in uly
vote sad declaration with thr President
of the Culted STATES aud his Cau-tIEu.
tI0nai advisers Neither OF th~m over
took off.-nse al this They never ds,n
an honest difference ol opinion q ct.u-.
Tor war or quarrel, nor we're they aHl clcd
by having around them men engaged "a
newspapers 10 hound every man not sb.
iect or oihciou-. ! he matters impaired
by sni~ arns.udIu~nt dD uut p"ttsnd o. th~
dutgrs al th.. day Th,S are ,pud oar
sphere lhry may De- calculated to puf
mote -,ih-h aud personal suds. ht.t tbFs
are hostile t. that concord which PLAN.
honest men know should prevail ia thr
action oi the RrpuHliclu ev"ryWhsre in
tn. State OF New York LIT u agree Co
pat contention aside. 1t us aErr, 90
stand by the unanimous rvuurt ~ . cutn.
mite. al siNte-n L-t U. - ou aud
compi-t our tax LIT "a enuacitt- tho
principles and m"thous ou which ths
Government oi tbs great State should
procr-d, aud on such n platform IT. ~
place men, upright, capable. aud who's"
characters insure rrsp"et, and then lrt a.
appeal TO that great jury before tue intel.
iig.nt Ia br be-ioolcd. aud before the
yirtuog-. t. b. tampsrel with. the s-lrc
tors oi the State Of New York. to -ay
whether they will intrust their Govern.
meut 20 sucn men, Huimatcd hy such
principles. or whether they prefer To-
hand over their Affairs 10 spurious re-.
Egrmrrs
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