New-York tribune., 1880-06-13

the Cs,y of NewYorh representing various elements
OF the purity that wcre so provdenally uGa uGaIr,ste
ihe country the party ami each other ON 50 inrIns.o
an issue from all the contentious tnpt Feeheu M whole
In LANES Garfield recognize lniI WbOse 9in
career has been Uf high purpose; renrc
and noble achievements iie Is e,1csns who have
risen TO the highest stations and honoIS Nv VIA ste,
their ndG OIGr t nc Congress m ises
from high honGrs and rapid promotion won O VIC nstion
SGs @Sss he he h@s sSgD hG aq' with growing and
newer for nearly nine successive terms nu
we t iSe lin tel tates Senate Ills nomination at
Chicago was the nObies political tlnnPt eT r.
National Convention by deegate anu S NT Nnd nsdae
ngy enthusasc reee9n was the p prende IN e eIn oE IN
Of victory IN Ohio i'm in OctCSeT TS aTH her Whole duty
toward achieving 90 grand result =, - ,,, ron,bl,
cans Tee6Tnize not only one cir west and anIest
political leaders but man who, ike Geneiai nsi
nteSriIy devotion TO bis party, fidelity to honorable
obligations and unselhsh zeal are heyOhu ~ unre
served unwavering and wafn-healted snppor M Oh %e @
ticket and Is the assurance OF party ences are
buried Therefore. Be it ,.,. v,uar Mimi. Re.
ReSored That the members OF the YOnng MEMS ,odv
ratfv the nominations Of Garfield and Arthur, anu
heartily indOrse the platform adopted Dy 'he On''n
Prsoved fSat we believe that words of General
Sisdom when he said In order win this victory
now we want the votes Of every RcpuDncan OF e.eI1
America of every Blaine man and every antl-lalne
man the vote of every follower Of every candidate Is
In hebSlf Of iSe Republicans Of New-YOrk we make
this solemn pledge TO Ohio: " Every Giahl ] hrpmoea a
aud every anti Blaine man, In this state VIII work lo
Garfield and Arthur from now until tne pH hn C1Is1 @ d m
eide the success Of the Republican party ior a' eaS
twenty years to come"
BENY K. PHELPss ADDRESS.
Benz K. Phelps who was next introduced to the meet
inc, said
r.. ,ho ootbor,ro unon the ulatform are represent
atiyes of every shade Of opinion IN Tue
Republican party. In this audience are tnose
who have entertained different views IN the past
but the cordial sentiments which brug us toGetner TO-
night accept proof OF harmony ana certain
barnser of victory TO take occasion TO reIer 10
the very admirable resolutions that have been prepared
for the consideration Of this meeting it would be
to that passage which recognizes the o classes
III the Republican rary tnat eXseu ,oTi 10Y Se NJ Char
man. believe never were in favor Of the machine
Mr. PneIps"otcers have believed that the organized
department coald work more efficiently than the Vol1n
reeuar troops / confess to have been a little Of
that way Of thinking myself and l have. noT
%gte %Hee m fG' nu TYSr there viii be no. difficulty about the
methods Of organizing do not stop TO GOhSoe Sni aTe
insight OF the enemy Discussion should then cease
and all march forward for the common 10 cause SaSs
the one hand party waiting aaltlng M uemhno m h q
the knee OF ono weak old man. On tine
in rhe mast with harmony iu its ranks and enthusiasm
sysTy GS%T Of Ge
| have been placed at the head OF the a", uekee
Both of them possess the characteristics of youth and
slreuG'n and iRe y py its sn0 Hd
There Is one thing desire TO upon ALL and that
is that shall remember that the battle Is not 10 the @
strong alone but to The vigant' the active anu 'ne
brave. lApplausc
ANlxPREssIOS OF CLERICAL OPINION.
Dr. Howard Crosby was next introduced by the
by the chairman, He came forward and said
Ifany one wants to know what right clergyman has
To be present at and take part in ratification meet
lug my answer is simply this; that lie who has the right
To vote has also the right his for his vote
Applause. It is said by some that the Republican
party was organized in order to put down slavery; and
now that slavery is dead there s nothing for 1t to DO
We don't believe in that. We believe the
Republican party had q deeper meaning; VIC believe
that it was formed to support the Union, and
that business 1t will always have OH hand. tGreat ap-
ulause Il is true VIC have slavery In It's actual
form we know perfectly well that the dread fearful
strife IN which engaged put an end to that excres
cence OH political body but we know ths that ater
that fearful war over the results were EN-
bodied 10 constitutional 0mendments and we know that
the same spirit that caused aud made the Re
! publican party defender VI the Union
that same spirit exists in endeavoring to
nuify the amendments to the Constitution
And shall we disbOnOr the noble dead who gave
that for which they fought and by renqulshne to tnc
enemy the fruits Of he conquest Great applause anu
it's the Republican party tine party of the Union
which stand firm for the rights OF the Union and
for this that the Republican party grew up
giant very birth. No! The Democratic party
-and do say Il partisan sprlt-but the Demo
craft party the past thirty or forty years has, ~ my
essluaIiOu, been constant threat to the Union
necessary that there should be party for the Union
aud suci CONSIDER the Repn9lam party TO- be. lAp'
I
That there were but three prncipes when Governed sovcrni
abuse aud wlskey loud app ausel In 1861 the best
OF that Mrty LEFT 1t snh joined US under ,bn Tue
viii on us because we are party Of the Unon lAp
pauscl You may bell We uiat these noble men VIII
Arthur especially If samuel ]. rden be the representa-
tive Of the other Side. Loud and long continued cheer
AxsoN G. M'cOOK's APPROVAL
The Hon. Anson G. McCook was next introduced. lie
said in part:
came from Washington to-day not for the purpose
of making o speech, simply show by my presence
here tonight the intense satisfaction have the sue
OF the ticket nominated at CmcaIo Ike lnaloI-
en- 2c1ce; but go far as am, personally
concerned, whoever had been nominated would have
of the convention fallen upon that eminent citizen OF
the Repubchat little man who received the sword OF
Robert f. Lee at AppOnatOx (great cheers Il am very
sure the Republicans of the state OF NeW-YOrk would
have H @ e coee @ Of hS covenon e
upon courageous statesman VINO Tor twenty years
has 1eVOIu uH MS BIth' w th"
par,y VINO the other day prevented the larceny OF the
great state OF Maine. lCheers ! am very sure also
that the RPpubiicans Of the State Of New-YOrk would
have cordially and enthusiastically ratified aud indOrscd
bis nomination.
straightforward Secretary Of the Treasury you would
have supported him lyoicem;You bet on IT, IT, Cheers
In Lominati0r-Garficd and Arthur. In all paths OF
life General Carrie has discharged bis whole duty.
Wnen ne saw aim and purpose OF the Solid South he
informed them that thew had failed To shoot the Nation
70 DEATH SO they would not starve 10 to death. Chcers
General Arthur yen have known as true friend ana
wise nnseOr a Republican Of tho strctost sect.
Cheers.J
CHAUNCEY NJ. DEPEw's SPEECH.
The charm IN then announced the next speaker.
Cbauocey NJ Depcw. Mr.. Depew, who loudly
cheered. said;
think can, with congratulate the Young Meme
Republican Club Of Ncw-Iork. tnat thus carly IN the
rolling and opened the campaign I'm our Empire State.