New-York tribune., 1879-10-28

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lcans. wso naNc been uuuulc 10 question ms eaaciS,
his INTEGRITY. his long and iattin uNo'on 10 luz nne
Rcpuhiean cause ia, o0rcleS y" , n hy1n d,sncf
dominated Nv the machine anu: o' nN,ue ,' ,nS
conception of what was ntani 10y the m'Vhlhe, ,u'N
svidciitr regard IL as some sirauge monster. ~ Mnoh
should h.y. 49, arrncy m the nomination oi Governor,
although they 10 not seem le olg v 10 II n ue"nN w
nom..iin others upon toe STATE UCket. NOw 1" qn.t
the aAcusops these Young persons lei mc ttll
them tta the machine TO which taey cicris i'ay hu'
the Organized Republican patty OF The safe ~ New
Nort. without waich nothing valuable IN rotcs con- oe
gcai va. To he nominated by II - therefore, tut
nomination ny the organized Republican party Oi tins
s,,nr, i, for s,'b shou the North
puOiic oluiru could not have been created eonlacteu
ana ,'lrer.,i Indeed. churches and societies. be
neVOl, purposes. are, IN sense, organized machines
foe tn, ViUmOon o. religious good works ana khdcSS
ar orc any machines and their rails Cncnccrs To
direct Mith of tucse vast aud terrible CD
giurs S.,iinau tAuudeied tn the anu VIII Others
is great chcf hurled Destruction upn armies of the
rebellion until they quaied ana finally SURRENDERED
until at least hev better the subject and
IL they would preserve tncr sorcspec they should do
no scriiclins-at least, uut after IN, election Luz, @
they do not belong 10 class o outside ramps wo run
with the machine only When they INNS II &c o,'' on
tire right path and rs sure or success. in,iv a. s
who rcse iais kind Of prudence ana never del.5,
sonab oertuty which lie to outsrip tue othei IN te
succeed. and naturally enough. Won like 10 ne eng-
neers as a'ohets 10 tne exclusion O moss VINO p"e
the OBJECT To- this, and iuss that tue tanps are
ride ali they shall take au outside seat ana leave
those wro have organized the machine and conducted II
thus tar 10 continue 10 manage 1t. | can assure the
Sonnr es,en who ate iissasfed with the numina
fon a. Mr. Cornell that ils unjust au un-
reasonable view for engineers ara nitm"n 10 tax ana
trust my advice VIII be adOptedto scratch no kePuo-
tickets until anor the election.
now have The vi asure OF presenting 10 yon mas
Ter the science Of finance. who does not bury ms
treasures thc earth lie IN the science ot
human nature as wcl for be knows that men do NJ
equivalent 10 the soh0 metal. Hence, Rc-umpuoh'
which hc Democratic party r,eled coud .si,'l a , oe
hocOmp isled nor maintained, has become nNed anu
irrevOcsbe. with gold flowing into. Instead OF iri tn'
TREASURY c is form da1lc enemy o. Usury, 10y IN
der influence interest has shrunS from TO per
cent. aud should be nueh ionscr adnini''ei our our
sink 10 = He Is not ther lavor'ie p.i v tne pc9lrc
Te>pc.t fud honor Jonn ShefiG man. net 81 49,,
nor uf O merely. bat Oi tle Iuled states o Ametlra
Ncw-Yo-k.
ADDRESS OF SECRETARY SHERMAN.
Mr.. sherman spoke az first with husky voice,
having caught cold. as he said in the mountains of
New-J.isey; but has utteraure soon became clear
aud distinct. lie argued that the Republicans have
been earnest in their purposes while the Democrats
have been without purpose. and have held
an unsound position on every important question:
Resumption was brought about by the kepuohcans,
who have been the only party daring to have and
maintain principle. In the concluding part of his
pddre>s while Mr.. sherman was speaking In COM
incubation OF a. B. Cornell. some one
in tie audience inquired. "Mnv was he
turned out of tie Naval Oficc ~ Il will answer
that, Io ppidcd thc speaker. for lhave answered
ii iu ..4. .u records. There Wa, nothing which
AFFECTED Ais personal character and INTEGRITY, and
4. Pee. .leat ha. aociar,i tAt b. was IN favor of
Nj. Cor ,.l is election A.g sherman spoke a. ioi-
low;
FFltoN- Tnc political contest o. 1879 has
L. en- , .frr- o ,ne iuinciaI state OF Ncw-Yoik. 1t
j. tn- f,ffsnror of thc greater contest OF lssO. An
eve, atr uYw turned o. yuG. Nar', California Oao,
AMI low, raw. a' snoten their opinions, and now
Rrplhrrtn. ~ fhc Cni,cd States await your cecson
viefho sou VIII take The head OF the Republican col
unin. a0a ior them and 'or Yourselves honest
money .lFaf, re1aemahle coin. free and fair N
tonai c. c.ons. tbc ouorc mont of National laws in
crtrf nnl Territory of ihc Cn.on, and the pro
tecuel. Iy National authority. of cveiy ctiz zu
az Ole, Uurci states fhc enjoyment of
The crrll CUTS conferred hv Tie Cogstltu-
mon. v,her hc Doe ric pu1- native or natural zel
whit, .r ni.cs. Upon lhi. broad platform TIC Repur-
can party IS now uuiied. 40 re may hc shades of fer
ence OF opinion details and methods nut there
10 disposition or purpose with Republicans anywhere
e. rccu om Tho STANDARD of money or TO ahatc
one iot u,iie Of tie cvil or political rights OF any
American ct1cn. We are equally reso.ute IN the pur
pose mat these night, shall nc enforced by National
authority and shall Doe ovorthrowu or dwarfed by
frluI oi violence whether by mobs rihecubs or by
ciiics or states bnt shall he locally enforced by Tie
legislative rx. cufve and iu uic!a authorities Of tie
Uri,cI atcs. iAppau.c.l
tNucs al dispute between tiN T. ffN. -
md - .-aer 'ic parties t4a' vsl 90 srcas tr- mt
Il voa mot %, proper fo me- IN response the ilv.a
ton r vur committee. tc discuss lorll matfrrs rert
fuc the rfrr.ts o, the people - NcvY.rf, hui only
fhos- vl.ch affect rs well The whole people % The
Unii"' states
", Sc haG long struggle in securing 20 ttc p,cpe
tle benefits ~ currency equal 90 and redeomana -
coin. on vhia issue great ma-ses o. tie Democratic
party n nearly an the states oi lhe Union have
tecn thoroughly unsound. Tn ,he state o. Name
nearly the Who'll, ~ the Democratic party dfs'ricd
20 ~. Gre.ulsck parry. Tn Ohio General Ewing was
nominated by NJ, Democratic party mainly because he
had b.cn opposed TO the resumption OF specie p1y
mcn,s ud Icyed in want has been c,iled " fat
money The W. uc Of which based alone upo1 the
Inand 20 Of the ov.nmcnf. without respect 10 ITS
com va ge. In nearly AN tie state. the Democratic
partv as been, and j. now, thoroughly uasOunG and
utterly opposed 30 the of the great Of the
DelD .cfafic party of the state o. Ncv-Yo7k.
rfrUnrICAN WORK TOR RESUMPTION.
rtis appropriate therefore. that although hro, with
out o. melton OF party, y'u may aSrce with ne Oh
these u. tions. yet that should state 10 you very
briefly what has been accomplished by the Republican
partv iu securing the resumption Of specie payments
whc uo ai lasf has produced the revival OF business
and tAc CONAN ncement of an 0f hopeful prosperity
The Resumption Act was Republican measure sup
ported, advocated and voted Tor by Republican sen
aiofs and members, and without the aid Of single
lered 10 and successfully executed 10y that party the
PopuOlcan party has won nC victory more complete
than the passage execution and success OF the Resumi
tion Act. Prolonged applause.l
Tn, measure WAS adopted IN January. 1875, In the
midst ~ the panic. when paper money was worth
ouly - cents the dollar. IL was period o. Wild
speculation and imitation. Tic rate Of interest
higher than before or sincc-ihe Government paying
per cent in gold corporations III far credit from To 10
per cent au ndivduals from 10 10 10 per cent Rck-
Jessness ia contracting debts universal. Railroads.
were built where they were not needed furnaces
put W ln OF all possible demands and OvoIprO-