The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-08

thought it WINS wise 10 present 1t. there could Of
course 9c no Objection to so doing. Is that the
casc with the subjects imported BY the pending
amendment nsk this OF you who have heard
this debate and the tone and manner some
times assumed Could anything moro fully
reveal deep and abiding conflict Of Judgment
VIZ find Wide difference of understanding ~
t. what has in reality been, and what Is 70 he
ties then we find wide difference of opinion
rs to the right and wisdom Of particular
Proceedings. l. one part Ot the Convention Ia
GORGE the other part to surrender liz judgment
and its ,uuScirnr' or are We to present the
spectacle OF Convention agreed nhout Ivory
thing before it. but spittin, aud uuarrclling
over matters not falling within the scope of its
duties. and all this that the scothsaycrs and
phras"mong"rs may have their way,
There seems huge nnNicty IT, ply the ne
pulIicans of this state with catcchisms
ant test oaths end to pare i H,aI an in
hear great deal of rumors of wars TO be
wagrd and crusadcs To- be- preached. and ven.
All this5 WHY Rruu6licans Of Now York should
~ Thought rrcd'srosed to fni fault with Mr.
Hayes lWss.S my oumprrhcnslon. Ihey noml-
nomination than any other State did or could
Rive him without them ne could never have
Is from mon who felt bound in honor and
bound in morals truthtully to represent the
cun-itu'ncy Whlch ilHd trusted tlrm; Even
the mrmbor from Richmond was believe, in
the end prevailed upon. after much difficulty.
70 confer his unique and delicate vote also. Tho
h,puhlirans of New York made one Of the most
faithful AMI Hrduous canyusscs ever madc for
The success Of a Ticket and under needless and
rcrplcxin. omlarrasslnenis they gave it an
uncNamplcd vote. The REPUBLICANS Of the
delegation in Congress from New York.
with few exceptions heartily supported the
never have hccn cfioctually inaugural
ed. measure II which ono in great
authority said. as reported in the Ne,r York
-ervation and experience " men and things in
Washington during the progress of the count
10y he nstrumontaity Of that Commission |
ann thoroughly persuaded that it, creation and
organization and action saved us from anarchy.
conlti-lD n. and civil war believe H. ADOPTION
are the words of Mr.. Stanley Matthews and his
Dlo-t and Influential relationships give special
Importance tuali hcsy-. Air. Matthews might
have added anuthcr thing about the Electoral
Commission; lie might have said that IT. d.,
bowers did de' Idle, H. the ono chief ground on
which the tai. of the Presidency Is now uphrld
and defended. During The only ~ So. un wni,'h
has occurred since the AN of Nurrh--u -lN-iOu
Ol the Spuutr-if ollo~ltiOu WA. made 10 ANY
measure oi the Adniui .friiion. that opposition
dit not como from New York surely no Re-
present AIminiStrgtiDn ~ my Knowledge
NIt fh,n 4. H.. ,.'.'.',,i,,,. t,, 4 r,'-.. In,
-f.ufly. from the n.-t accusing nrpuh'iaun- Of
'n.s state Of uufrieuuy Llas toward me. Pr,si-
dsntY
been made Vn l. publlcaAsa and kent up n"w~-
tlnrrs SUI posed tu Dee inspired Ly tho NI-ars
uld rhami IONS az the Pr dent. II cannot bee
tented lhht other assaults and t. Of hostility
arr, constantly o,.ufring which Il il hard 10
q. .oneiis WIN tho Wisl II thUir nuthors ~ rr,-
serve The Repul .!enn party. II II equally hardto
recon II. IN Ink A. witness viii .au-.s,,,n-
ry nnd iairnrs-. ihr Convention wili pnrl lon a
t...r-0..i .iu-t.u 1 VIII l.lu-tr,ta ia = iu my
'wu 0u-,. though oihnr cusrs ara MT s. mark
la'd1's III .etak me- part Ia Ioliticai salapasni.
year. PROSTATE health and mularial disease.
contracted m Washington disabled mo for
ti.e the lalors oi the canvass. But cnnirary t.
the positive iuluu. tuua 40 my pAy~i IAN. | 1T