New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-25


IT. orr election. fLIILricrl Il all tle U"i.ci states
fo.us were rqraiIv IL .fAuicd oyer iHr entire cannij
there would ne only inr ever goo square t'' ih'
cuy thlag TIE United STAT soldiers ever did dt-ini
that nt.r ,ani,st daF Of ier use lmcss-"'s 10 PEI
mt tislnds 81 homes voters d" eVerc'-e the irncne
.hefc sug'c h u-e' voter BIAS henn prevented ii'n
N.s. sY tel sa 30 fHr rios- Of o." MY %
C.ntr.s-. ~ which oas nomb'r. or brwnri q c
,pvl- sand % repeal fitr' rli ZION
laws & hich bavc been tc.rrDnd ny the x nion "h"
ureco Ine) aud inr INV permitting ho U.s. ut o'ps
To preserve ito T.acc III the polls. ilr tlJnOp'V"
necessary 10 Inaintl.u the Amy ant SUI
port the Legislative. Executive aud Jndic'l do,
parimous OF tie Government shall no. he app0i fa u
and - that extent tn Goyewmolt siaii s'aiVr 10
death. The XLvih Corgrcss W.. Republican IN tie
the proposition and Congress adIourn,d without max
Isreat pp.aus.l duty bound. called fie XLvTih
Congress together ~ once lhru ioi lbc ili7 me ~
sena'e. They set up - ~ Oh. the rIlc OF King
Clucns-a Caucus ruled and controlled hy The eleven
sia,es thar seeded rom the Union. Those eleven
states pay Int - cert Oi your ixcs. conduct
hut per cen o your commerce, Vt they seek 10 inter
prct me results al tie war, they seek To merorct the
rs our financial and National policy lApplarse.l
have ord urther . say about ths caucus. There
Republican and Democratic pari 80. We have no pr
Yates IN the Republic ~ party; none of lis rank below
caucus, sets up Tor policy or candidate we dislike
We arr very ap. 10 sIowl, and some OF our people
whether i is Tdeu VITA n'd money or Tom
to the captains Office and take hat il handed To
them, no mattcr what II IS. WY. Ia the Congress
publican Congress through tho dicfdtes OF a
caucn-. lAppian>c.l Republican n,no,is never
pubic duty 10 the VIII ana dicaies OF oaUcr.. LAP
plausr u, Democratic friends 'ceul 10 Dee willing
-Yes, Democrats representing the great rec ~air Of
New York. wilunC-to subordinate their CONVICTIONS
of duy. aud th'lr consccnces even. 70 tine dcnr- NJ
III. .fI d ID. f ga
states that Sou-lt 10 break down the Union. Az
plausc1 That said President Hayes. Urles
Sl5,o0oOOO shall not be- appropriated and TO thai rA-
tent your Government snal sitvc 70 denim Iney
tac emf forms aud that Iuclcyo President ~ Ollie
Treat ap' au>c said ~; never Will consent %
Tuey wentiito caucus again; they were IN trhuli-
ton. They oid not 60 about nylr4 ~ abe II often;
appro rat ons houi any conditions Whatever anl
NY "a. IA 'n' so''uV'y '.. 10, o.. 10y. .a'n TO-.
repeal OF those wo laws; th'y assei the s4liooV"o
hat cond'tion and President Hayes a..in
s,tt tins biI BACK To rhcm without
i.Is ronseIl fAppinnse And today 81 United = ate.
laws are violated tncre j. no money nuprour.atrd
ofre'dcfs RutI thank God for one tail.-,nc-. TWO
Supervisors one q RcpuDlicln and tne her D mo-
a. each end ~ the cDctio1-f Dbl and iey
viii 81 t,errs 80 Long as r. b. II YES o. Pre-. dent OF ih"
United stu''s. iGloat app au,,.l
rrAs,EETISG The STAT. RlGITs DOCTRINE.
Nov, os-cii us. ga tie 1.,u8sious nat ,ccnrr
over ID SEE measures wnlt ~ W. SET r'.7,s;.o. al
the old doctrine o stat Rights in more offensive form
Ia my Il cnt tIhu ever before. II was denied that
the IN ,,A States had any voters and subsequently
hav.u n0 voters th' United States could not hold
election. I, was affirmed thut mcmOor- OF Congo.
were state or-.Is, and. as has bc,n stated 80 yor
Ben I'LL. took the ground mat members c.. Concr..s
ere ambassadors from sovereign Stes 20 the Con-
rrcss of the United states. Why. how would it souud
to-day u we sniI inut Ben ll AmDass dor, was utl-
uc Fernando Wood ia toe CONGRESS o hr Unite state,
-ia.-ht.r.l Take up thor speeches IN tn.s
nrst Democratic Congress and you viii hnl that
they commence In the advocacy Of these State Rights
where ihey lett of la 1861. when they ,ecedod and
went into rebellion. Nv nslow-cfz us, It has been
SAID 90 Won Thought some things were sctt II D., this
of STATE -nts had been abandoned forever IL has
Now, INV feiiow-cltizcns 7 know ! sYoak the scnfl-
ments oi all Republicans when say iAat we desire
peace and lriffrra re- atoms between W i"c -tcln
the NOrtn and the south tnh exist between me ni''
of NrW-lnrk aud Pruus5 lyailtI lAppiIut.. lAcle
for tins people that This We do nor
wish To nunnliate the Southern people. We
ciiizens. we believe that The SHE upon whcl We
fought and won was right ana forever right ZAP
rebels FOUGHT and LOST was wrong nnd eternay wrong.
and unti ali sections OF The country sAau agree that
r.ht. there VIII not be. there cannot De, There Ought
not 10 be. peace aud fratcrra relations between
ccpt the constitutional amendments In good iai,h. d,
tneyi l. that ~ Way, my ie..ow-ci,1on-. 90" Con
outrage 70 40no.c00 of Gods poor. IN, .unia-, Is
aeni.d to a large portion o. these 100000 IN The
EN- rnuchizrd, huj of many white men there also. We
brieve that the power OF that hag viii protect the
funniest Of cur cuzcns in me u,icrino.t
pa,t.. Of tie earth. L. the rights o. the
hnmblcsr, 0ye H." meancst OF our citizens
be- assaulted br tAe most powerful Nation on the gob'.
AMI tLo whole rover o. oar Army AMI Navy is 100 once
Invoked for ms projection Hut W. nave party to-day
winch says hlt II thft humble cizrn happens 10 he
RESIDENT OF one or the 'nas oi This Union. ha od flag
has no power project bin his rights. " RrpuO-
cans deny that
TIE POLICY or CANCELLATION.
am frank 70 say Tonight that happened TO Do
one Of the class Of Republicans WHO believed M the
Do icy Of Cancellation and kindness. thought the adup
on Of that policy would lead 70 rcciprocaton the
par, OF our Southern people. thought that
under II they would accept the results OK
the war In good faith. and they would execute
the Constitutional amendments IN letter AMI spirit ana
that they would accord the humble citizens down
there all the rights these Constitutional amendments
gave them In this have been disappointed grieyouslv
disappointed. The denial Of rights to-day is moro gross
and more offensive than before Before this policy
was adopted they mp the for ouragcs
and violation # tights that they ruled by carpet
btggers and negroes and by bayOnets To-day
carpet-Dag governments. there Is no bayoDet rule.
peat. the denial OF these rights Il more gross
and Slore offensive than ever before. lAppause.l
from riy knowledge Of the Southern states,
that there Ia class ~ people down there
do desire To accept Inc results Of the in good
faith who desire 10 execute the constitutional amend
ments letter and spirit ard VINO do desire 10 accord
to every child OF God. however humble he be.
ghis these Constitutional amendments gave BIN. But
NJ time that class OF citizens have been unable 10
Lemseves. The aggressive element that requires
loyalty 10 the Lost Cause passport 10 Official pO
siiOn social standing, rules and controls that
country. Aud whyl Ii ~ made solid tor the Demo
cratic party. And whyi Because they hope through
The ad Of Democratic party North tO frag
of il sufficiently great when added to tbs Solid
South To rule and control the country.
am not here especially 10 find fault because Rebel
Brigrtilcr~ are IN Congress- wish they all good
Union soldiers. Perhaps they have no better
send. What lnd fault with L. that these gentlemen
como 10 Congress nnrepennnt. They come gre ns-
serting that the side upon which they fought right
They come there declaring they never will make
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