New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-06

the Union Of country. they toward each
other-n state OF secession and as II resulted with
Try Will triumph andthey will he defeated The result
i1non and Heath. Mr.. Tiden ieisses"aon't hiss him.
gentlemen. e l. not an Old gcceebu an old fox Laugh
OF ttst party has strained organization this
resulted IN rebellion The authority which he exercised
old Democratic party, when II commanded that i
,nsn Should desert their cSSGsuy n"d n 60 ip 1sS
end Of Nh. rden langhterl. ana with MI. Tilden his
party throughout country but skeleton OF an
army II has rs captains It's cclones. ITS asj9rs ITS
fuil pTIvai.ss. ILaaebteEl
ara Vital one. The Democrats party. rcorean' ze.
aud ie6stAblished IN National power having obtained
combination Of the solid south Condolences with
fortunately for the eonudenee OF an almost apopecac
people. they have obtained the power only 10 abuse IT,
capacity Of fidelity aud loyalty 10 tie
cause ~ their country Wei Tor w. ana W.I Tor me
MY of tie human Iaee and gre liberties OF sanAnna
e,T,s. .sfeue was once slavery thnt PARTY gained a
temsSrsry ADVANTAGE. and now tas possession
moment only expose its sioyai purpose ana
ues incaneiiy The coinersionc ana tis u Y, 81
Prom ,hat pc:ni they begin auda that point tn Wi
j. based upon an aeg atom o absolute state SOW
oreiEuiy "a. that the dheosat states OF ms Innn
over 80 Government of the United stses 81 America
down on The field OF bssile. ard which. az the
Somisg election, we VIII pie into tlc dust lAp
fns country was rst colonz~d ann settled tbat there
but two soyereigns over tins coil and one was
the sovereign power % tbe King OF Sreai iiflta ana
the otn-g was and a. praise De 20 God. the sovereign
power OF 5he Repuiac n America exercised by the
freedom OF Aaeriea, the people OF America ZAP
p.euse.l
L., us look for a moment. he wert on, the
practical workings Of this doctrine. What has Il
sionrdl A rebellion more in;omOns and blaody than
Isav n t,,s docsrins were sound l. iur one woUd 60
oiltl d
ana ex erinnte IL forever. and show the blood, AND
maintained slavery. which a sin IN the eyes
OF Gcd ana rcprosch before nations ana De
fore men: how u sought t. maintain ne sIly eeNen
Of Sorth 10 the south waen rene moer al That
ana rine what done last wiuter n Their odious
and yranulca attempt TO irc down SIC beeii - OF
tic country, and 10 rtestebE mat o0culae Which Nc
extr,r Gish d forever History against ", public pol
"a - -airst ~ ioaividasl liberty l. against IT, che HE
OF our country endangered by H. Nhy A. things now
arc H1 they se 10 make tncu GU condition Is wore
thau n Wac before the war Tam ,lse hs OF The south
- trsors Is taos were called the Constitution. for
hey ashaace 20 cal tAem slGvcs counted N
make up representation in tonrrces The Nortrsrn
Iuan WAS seuhec .. q h'Sh Az "a ~" 49,, = Is nm
iui y, never voted From Tie days Of Thomas Jefferson
A. p. fEe JAMES Sahan nv 10 ds-.S's ss ~
~, - he rsion Of John Cuin
ry Adams. there was NOT llau who Sal la tc Ircsi
GENITAL chay by tic VII sro hy theacquie.cence
~ Shareholder. Aud no sas'i,r VINO Iie man Nas.
waetser Genera. Caes Or MAJ Van Huien, Il lee did
uot stand 10y them no matter Aow i5t ne haa sulr ne
- scs criminal. Win tkc exception OF Adams
Goucy OF enjoyed any Of the dguiucs or rewards OF |
public oicc unless b. did ihe nicnial aud slave Of
Ihreei:hs OF slaves and colorcd men. who were
not good oa2"sh 10 shas an Tue nshts OF s,nIensgl2
dron for and evcr-ihese people were Soed eoush
XIvth Amendment The negro sdygncod 10 perfect
manhood ,.d counted IN. fhs increases cr rcre-
sentiGa they b1t IisIni 20 vote. iteiesrc
CAV their condition than their Mot At the
sav mai theic is in Holy Nit a parable Of
q man possessed OF devil VINO swept and gsriished
M an >, H.. sr That h ouT cealrio., We sweet
and sYushod Aouso. aud wen. 10 the battlefield,
vbero We swept away the devils there Oul
Say hnt sraishiway seven dey Is. sch have
N Washington aGg lterI. ~ aud te condition OF
Lhis people u wore now thsn y VA before
To do away With that cured doctrine OF states Rights.
and ever Your duty IS men fulfil your mission.
1--we up to the fan standard OF American manhood
winch have the Ingenuity of tie devil
Sssn human soo reason Sna S are intended TENDED
snow that they shall not prevail and that thes
DO pore resurrection, bu be doomed to eternal
asnnation. loud apDauss.l
GENERAL wOODF0RD'S ADDRESS
General Stewart l. woodford introduced by Mr..
Phelps and received with hearty applause His speech
Ras as follows:
Mr. PREslDEsT LADIES AND GESTLE,tEs: The night
short aud tins great hal 80 crowded that must
somrress what would say into toe iewest possible
There are certain facts connected Win the pend
, ,hs%' fho afs; is this wnstSSer nay have
been the cau-e, the South to-iGy L. solid IN tee
South plus the state OF Newly orb plus shy at tie
snmier 81 Indiana. Connecticut or NewJsTsey.
third fact is Tits: II New-iork 80 Democratic
either whole or by halt this Autumn Indiana. New
Jersey and Connecticut are cour9gea to unite win
the solid south fourth fact Is ths: II whip
The Democracy NcwYork this Hall. elect Repub
iean President next year. Applause Now with these
facts every thoughtful man IN The lace should
no more OF discussing private ike or dislke OF
candidate on the Republican ticket would think
IN midst 81 battle OF discussing the color OF my
would have chosen y my leader. lApplauseI
have come here To pass no eulosy upon Republican
candidates, but have cOre 20 tsat IN the hefce
white lgat beating tis Nation Ia this nine
teenth century. with Slid South made solid by force
and fraud with Solid South winch II the product of
shot guns aud ballots, duty to elect the
Republican ticket and tbs Nation. APplauseJ II
without passion or pIt1uuice III Know my |
heart there turks nowhere Ia It's deepest re |
feeling OF pity, Of love- and desire 10 do them good
II might without irrevercnce. would lovingly SAY,
thew Know not what they do" tAVpisuse appeal 10 |
every returned soldier within TINS had. TO every old
pose lad when re went into the sirife when ray
that aid not 20 trampse Siates into the |
DUST did not 30 that might pin conquered |
provinces 10y the 5zyoDei TO the General Government
but that did tAaf We might have Unici equal IN
Sewent that might crush treason aud then the
Traitor making HIN citizen of Asnd that should
bless his citissnshiP. lAppAusel Why then do fear
first fear light of history. II Solid
South tas tore Gown tns1 III sue su", sNe ne ssa
West and Northwest forever 10 nDelty, anc made tbe
Missouri Compromise that IL might get Missouri for
slavery thst solid South which, when a
OF years mad swept by In iuin tore down the Ma
souri, Ccmprcmlse That II might give al the Western
land 10 slavery. Il was that solid south which,
r Tsss into war in the spring Of 1861 DO
you ask tie meaning Of tire soid south read that
meaning IN the ridges Of every battle field from Geys-
burg the Gulf DO ask the meaning OF the SOLID