New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY OCTOBER %, 1879

State Of Mississippi II not be worth our while 10
consider tue and disaster o TINS single state Du
gentlemen. o not box may stop whole rain: ma We
do not intend trai Ms-ipri stall net as Tot BOX !"
Sop the progress 90 this Nation. Laughter ana "h-
piausr.l
ErPCBficAN TRIUvPu IN sPrCIE RESUMPTION.
Now. DO not need IN this metropolis aud in tins state,
where. I clad To saw. parties have agreed
together upon The great aud fundamental
basis OF hnauce-ihe issue Of rcd' enable paper
money and Specie rcsnmption-to say much
the subject bur wi say. in 4 word. Thar this great
and difficult prohemso gr' lat and difficult ma to have
occupied the greatest Nation OF the world much longer
period IN its solution than it has u.s. although they had
less ieules than involved usfbis problem has been
solved Ivy the Republican party 10y which sicp
by step have been opposed by the Democrat c party
and step by step have been carried by The good
ard the trim courags OF the American people. Zap
pausc
Why do need to comment on particular measures and
their vicssitues however. when the whole has
been one of definite and complete triumph to the Re-
publican party. ana of definite aud complete disaster
the Democratic parry lAppausel Beginning with the
first great onset when the Inhiton Bill sti6cd by
the veto OF General Grant Loud applause. Some
called for Three cheers for The next President aud
loud cheers, MINGLED with few Kisses. were giVen-
which was followed by the passase OF the Rcsumptlun
hill by Republican votes. opposed by every Democratic
voIe by the measure To TeDeal that bin. passed by
ate; down To the dual accomplishment by the Exccu
i've of the Government of tho great du.y
Hayes loud appaustl they have always been defeated.
They sad 1t could lot be done. ana II il done it
people L. Ought to nave ruin the people and they
not reconced To any more because II dd not rum he
people They would rather IL would, ana they believe
that the people who follow The Republican party ought
To be ruined. [LauShter.l Well. ,ntemen, 1t is a hard
ship know. for them bear their share Of The bright
sunshine Of rosperty that smiles all over ths land
Il y about the streets monrncrs faughterl
but notwithstanding tins. Republican benefits mean
Tor the whole counlry the eyi and uniaItniul as well
as the righteous. ti;cncwed laughter.l
80 DEMOCRATIC PARTY REALLY LEFT.
But really one must come TO TINS conclusion, that
there is no Democratic party at all that the only party
IN TINS cOuntryand regret 10 say i-hat has united
counsel unity OF purpose, UNITY Of future plans Of
It's existence that existence and rational
appeal TO the country to continue IL IN power, the
Republican party. tAppiauscl I regret this very
much. regret it, say, because there should always
be- two great parties. sincere strenuous rivals in the
effort the country, and in their appeals to the
support Of the country. But there r. Demo
cratic party solon Chase ran away with 70 n
Name. General Butler In Massachusetts,. Kcamey ~
California augherl; 81 is beaten in Ohio lcheersl; IT,
divided IA New-Yorx, Renewed checrsl Why whore
the Democratic patsl rne last sign of DEATHS that
II mas not been able 10 stand even with the cohesion
Of public plumber divided among its Laugh
teri
What are their prrciplcsl hat do they profc ,
TAoy do not intend 70 have Democratic clrdi-
date the Prcsii .ucy wear FOR The ensuing term
Tie - ly candidate thttis proposed h. the ms
lad the last term. lLiuehterl What do you THINK OF
cirryiug great country Ike this four years after
1850 no more living, progressive. vyliying ami ,x-
mung programme than thar Fraud cannot b. CON
dOued laugLtcrI after Tour years OF meditation on
ihat suh,cctl
Now, when I remember the Democrats party as il
used 10 be- when remember how II defended the right
81 suffrage for te foreigner FOR me Door, FOR the people
Low ever the champion OF IT. extension, ~ us
protection; when looS ulo1 what mat Marty did Tor
the and remember o. brave face toward foreign
nations "o" rs "l'"s' ~ ',a 'r -,',y, ISi or
EARN shoG pr tnfk'" ~ as h Wal rather man thHt
q q or sailor should Dee oppressed upou the nigh
and as remember rs st0d and csucl indifference 10
me "rp. Ss"h "l u'.luH a.. our ,o"hlIb ueh on
land, then snow what ~ HIS done or thc name OF free
msu utlOu. how IL has enlarged our category; how 10
has mautg ncd onr flag; how II mas done everything
mau'ulN-up toH ccl ttin pont, however much others
NAV Lave Uttered from them 20 their duty 20 our
country aud their duty 10 humanity.
lay say 70 another sense, that there T. no
Democratic party. NhN. look 40 their candidates! 20
unwilling tley To present themselves IN their rur
character thit they borrow flag candidates 10 run oNt at
their front. They did not dare tO make bead ISL
except under tlc mask of Horace Greeley. ANA tAcy
Charles Francis Adams; IN New-York they take from
Us Rob neon ana Blgeow; m Oaio Ewing. WHY have
shoulder 10 shoulder with Republicans. statesmen since
49, ,r rrue IA every princpe OF honor ann generosity
i'm pocsi Why don't they put up some DISTINGUISHED
citzen that belongs them ask for the suirdges OF
tneir conntrymeni II Is because their heart Will
allow hen, to do II but they nave got decoy flags thai
they haul down. ana masks that they can take of
after the battle.
TuE DU1Y OF HONEST AMERICAN CITIZENS.
Now gent lemen wnen contrast the Democratic
party OF the past with the Democratic party of the
present, how does ~ stand Tho contrnef How tragic
has been it, fatcl Wo told the Bpc Of the hard
fate OF q strong VINO He'd from lion. AMI a bear
met him. and ne leaned ls baud against wall ant a
serpent stunE Inn. ~ U1rh this strong mln 80 n IL
with the Democratic party. Fleeing from the Hon OF
Northern loyalty II falls under the feet into The
brace OF the SOUTH with - cruel clans aud leaning It's
hand against the strong wn Of tho Democracy ~ New
York the serpent OF Iild nism bit it aurhor regret
extremely that the claims ~ Southern statesmen ara
the arrangement ~ the Southern people subjects
disiascful sober 50 isncd and industrious people,
should fore ii AGAIN u the front An oanest gen
craI concentration OF public opinion all Inc Of
fhe country must put down this agitation ny
Improbable III honor or prosperity to any political
marty, and showing that IL di~tHDs the
nubic ucace. We must not be dragged
through another twcnty years of unequal
contest and nccd not IL exercise our power. IL
IA me duty uf every honest American citizen 10 put the
true interests the country vast, maniiOld INTO
fbe hands Loncst Statesmen Who love peace and viii
pnrsue righteousness Applause without much de-
az TN. great people shall put again its naive hue
OF resolution ana address Itself enterprises of great
nth and moment" Loud appause.l