New-York tribune., 1880-09-24

Asothe, thing that VIII happen II Hsncocs |.
s,v ronrSas only speak OF th0ss things pub
arise from vndicstion OF the theory OF States
the !. .nS CONG. s.dSs
power. in accordance With bills that have been per-
cid state bank VIII be- and the
shin plaster currency will be rev1ved. r. outside OF
there but this one hing-the abolition Of State
banks-upon which the party could pride Itself. that
tude. In abohnR this system the Republican party
abolished bad i, money Loud applsse There na, not
system was established loud applause.l
THE NORTH AND TaE SOUTH COMPARED.
See how will clog trade and paralyze industry, all
for the sake Of experiment TO vindcate state rights
must call your attention TO two other things in
the history of the past years One is that the Ee
publican party has been held up the and indg
nation of the country by the Democratic pariy on
account OF its harsh and cruel treatment Of the SOUTH
as they Well ten years have by and We have
reached the of the decennial enumeration. Take,
among Others, West Virginia, nestled up in the
Aleghanes. with little arabic land In the valleys,
State which has not the face OF i've
ner cent. putting Itself alongside Of Minnesota
Immigrants from every State In the Union and from
almost every civilized country in Europe. Kentucky
equals Indiana; Tennessee keeps abreast OF Illiuos
Gcorgia-wel don't know where TO put Georgia
Laughter vel Georgia equal, ,pennsylvania Great
there Is persistent effort to keep II out OF this
tins southern census Will disclose, and VIII
tentionay discose-it is not for say who in
tender s who plotted the panthe fact that there
one and half TO two millions in the South who are not
there applause -nanIes OF men in the grave and
babes Which are not yet born [Great laughterl
onS wno Sn have nnyhnr more re- I" do ne
Government OF the United States than they do with the
czsnshp ana yet as capable Of exercising the Iish Of
iIanchse as II they were in the moon lIauehterl
We see In Alabama the negro vote is just about; the
the white vote; IL Is unanimously Republican
md vet fiP ,r
10000; and the wonder Is she don't turn on Demo
iIas %nd the a present, herself SeeFd
the bar OF public opinion of the United States with the
double the power in the Presdena election at the
white man In New-Jersey does In Mississippi there
four. In Mississippi to-day four soldiers OF the
Confederate army Will exercise as much power IN elect
Union soldiers in New-lork or New,Jersty. vii
exercise by voting for Garfield don't know
Applause And now on the top IF the onr aho bali
millions OF actual men OF fssa and blood deprived
ernment. we have nil ion haf OF imaginary men 10
overcome there are millions which are counted
that this sort of thing must be stopped lCres OF
" good, Sood,' and great cheers
WHAT MAJORITY OF ONE MEANS.
There not a of people the globe that is edu
Gated the standard TO submit to a majority Of one,
except the Anglo-Saxon A majority OF one in
South America, in Mexico. IN Central America means
the drawing of the the day after tie election it
means revolution. But in 800 years on that side
Of the ocean and on this, the great race
which belong has been educated to believe the
doctrine OF majority, and that the doctrine OF ma
iy of one as when u is q majority OF a mil!iOn IAp-
plause What say to YOU is-and II there be Demo-
crat within the sound OF INV voice who does Ine the
honOrto listen to me, say to hm-that there is
enough strength in the allied OF EuIOpe,or wealth
Angosaxon race OF the United States submit 10 fraud
uent majority lGheersl The mills Of the gods grind
slowly but they grind exceeding ne" We snail not fight
ths tomorrow next day or next year. but re
peat in another form what have said: that you cannot
continue the Government OF the United States wnen The
party i'll power bases itself on the joint operation OF
fraud and violence. GAgplause.l
Now, gentlemen, this fight has Just begun. The great
battles that are coming of next month IN Onio and In
mastery OF this Government On the p OF that come
New Jersey, PENNSYLVANIA and New-IOlk, and II you
comprehend these issues coming to your own doors
ana brcsides that Won throw your Supreme Court ana
tariff aud your financial System and your currency
by iucompe ent aud dangerous men uave no doubt of
the result II you believe believe every rejecting
stand still while stand well; that the wise thing for
this people do is to stand by that which has proved
the Republican party. which has brought fhe country
through great revelation OF blood aud through another
great revolution OF distress and finance; 1t you
believe tha party is 70 be trusted again Is for New
great Industrial and financial system, 10 do her
duty lApplausa.l Aud | want to tell New-Jersey:
through This great assemhlass Of her cuzens in chief
commercial emporium, that she cannot vota tue Demo
ticket with safety to ner great financial indus
tries. lApplau,e.I
A REFERFXCE To MAINE.
Ia ny Stae-I don't know that ought 10 speak OF 1t
when an 500 miles away-we had as bold game,
des crate a game played against us ever played
In Louis II sought to he done under the form
OF law in a sneaking way, and WHEN
see suel things done by the Democratic party
we are at liberty 10 Judge that that party
an organization is not friendly 10 untrammeled vote
Of t1e American people Ia Alabama. in 1872. with
comparatively free VOTE we threw them 81 900
believe threw l,l34 three years after In Mississippi
oar vote Of 10000 has absolutely disappeared. Give
me n q
vil insure the election Of General Garhe4d very read
lily.
THE SENATOR AT THE STATE FAIR.
HE CoNGR ATULATEs THI PEOPLE OF NFw-JERSEY
UPON THEIR NATURAL ADVANTAGES AND THEIR
LAw-ABIDING CHARACTER-A VEIN OF QUIET
HUMoR
The attendance at the New-Jersey State
Fair at Wavecy yesterday was probably unprecedent
ally large attraction the expected pres
ence OF Senator Blame. Mr. Blaine reached Newark be-
fore noon in company vita ex-secretary Robeson and
General Fitzpatrick George A. Halsey, John A. Hill.
Phineas and Others met Mr.. Blaine at Newark and
went with him Waverly where they were received by
Senator Potts, General sewel Professor Alertoa and
others In the afternoon Senator Blaine made short
and humorous idress After an INTRODUCTION Dy sena-
tor Randolph he sand. IN part:
lam indebted to my personal friend. Senator Ran
oopn. his exceedingly kind Introduction lhl' l.
part which am unaccusiomcd to. but have Thought
that this year the great State and country fairs
whlch are now beng held are an excellent
means OF distinction from politics. People come
70 these fairs as American citizens, not partisan
A jefferson said eighty years ago. we
are all Fesleralisis and all Democrats have many
/ ind memories OF NcwJersey, but shall not abuse
the M by speaking about them here. / was born on
farm and not so ignorsnt but that could correc.
he man who asked whether ii better 10 shake the
turnips from ait Till the frost brought them
down daughter. While / have no instructions
TO give you, I have congrauatioDs. DO
not think that In all these thiry-eigbt states there
one 40 fortunately situated NewJcrsey Ii stands
bet ween two OF the greatest populations in the Nation
You are like man who stood before the greatest
nark in England and asked TO wnOm II
belonged Are you the owner" wac the query.
No not the owner" was the answer. some other
,ann. have te trouble OF taking Of IT," You have
al ns advantages of the metro OF NewYork and