New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-20
in the second and Monitor and Uncas in the nd for the
CONRLING IN INDIANA.
A srIRRING PERORATION.

A STIRRING BEkDhAlION.
The eo1gd"g S fsy rn ep S " 2 22 '''
Our Democratic neighbois demand change.
what chang I a.S IN me univ tspeeia hng ~ which
they have announced change Is the tafh IHom iHNs'
ther resoutons-n the resolution passed by me last
nounced the tariff "a an injurious hnftil aOo uiun.
We have great pension roll that rprestnis
mat Immense multitude which wears the Dsy
conk-tne inky cloak OF those who mourn Tor
stalwnrt men Who marched return not again.
r. reprcsents nso the manned and TIDE crippled.
We have a great interest account; We nave 4I.'-
cxpe Sc account; must raise annually g'e i az
cuue; raise 1t largely b. the tarih Ihr ta,in Il
adjusted rs 10 bear upon articles o. iOi P -
ton which compete With American LABOR w 80,
Whatever you take of OF any one place you mus uns V
In another place. Why should you take ne tIn on o.
iron and put IL on tea and cOheef We dnn ''d
and coffee. We all ice H. WY raise 1ZOOvOpy lr.in
TEA cof in rla,e Of rails ng tnat ame r%ovVVoVoV
from IRON. thus keeplug mp Tue price OF ~. u"tt P
WINCH bouss nds aud tens OF thOrsan0s o. Americans
iIvrf Here you have the coai6elds Of Ipdianal va
riey of c1a and excellent for 81 pnrp1-es nculinI
lron-making-and bringing the iro' from ~ nsiai
Of Lake Superior and The Iron Mnn,ain II ni
eacn other. as by magc, enormous wealth u
notes hat interest But ne Democrats say W
they are opposed 10 protective tarh. lhey are l9t
means carried 10 IL l0gical conclus Oh tha.
ing Ind ana throughout me COUNT Is % ue
ed The Dauper labor Of the Old World Vel. II TIE
iaborlng man Of Indiana and the ~ WHO p"ysilm
wages, and makes morey hOm his non m'l' l''nIlE
mil wants that cnsuge say 10 them - TIE zen gerie-
keeper said when ask 4 by little chlG about c"fa N
horse Z" well" saws he, my little dear. y0u IsYs
your money and takes yonr choice" IL 'nghter
ezs to TINS audience aud bid good bye 10 all The LADIES'
ana all the OF Indiana, who have been so hni as
YOU too that 10 let well enough alone Is one oil tue WI"
esr OF all conceivable things.
The Tariff Act may need and does pern, no u"upi;
some amendment Other laws on the statute hook could
DO improved no doubt. d. you know, Mr. Chairman,
o anything human inst could not be impl0Vsd / 30
onroYd NJ doatt Of IT, That man must be napious
n-. win dpuD X !
composed Of men and women and human nature ~ hu-
man and men are made OF CLAW and while humanity
mains human aud men made Of clay 20 long there
Will be plumbers variations and shadows OF turn
ing in the path Of judgment
DIt in reference TINS tarf question. Do YOU want
give thu ID mocrats the power to repeal the thiin
lawsi Do you want to launch his Nation OUT upon
shoreless and soundless seat Do you want the men
stood in against You. tue men wlo carried ms
Government to the brink Of the precplce ana tben
stepped pack expecting tD see II unge over and fa INTO
the sepuchre Of he abode Of epOchs aud the tomb
natIOnteS that have gone down IN darkness ana ~
bUOd-dO you want these men To come again ana ne ne
cnarioteers Of the great Repnbnci lCr-s 81 No. mol
Never. Mir. Chairman, untu God Almighty intends to
strk this people with blnoness rs destructive as
thunderbolt Itself An invitation to ride Is not license
10 duYe llAughterI NOT OJ goou uta' lirnt "eu
laughter and appauseJ But TINS is sectional Laugh
read in the Democratic papers what partisan am.
lLaughterl Sectional and partisan to the last degree.
malt true. and that enormous Democratic average
IGrpat Laughter and applau-e.l preach no crusade
against the South Before and before God, n |
could do It, every part OF the South should ossom as
the rose their swords should be beaten into plough
shares AMI their spears into pruninghOoks'; there
shoIld be ne ther wars nor rumors OF wars neigh
Dor should not lift up MS hand AGAINST neIgnbor. NOE
should they learu cruelty and persecution any more
A. n w-Yorker II I were to weigh the question in
golden tlcs should want nothing bar prosper
iry FOR TIE south. Every year New YO'k-that great
state whose Interests and WHOSE honor 70 so dear to
me-every year that good Commonwealth pays nearly
three tunes AS much revenue TO support tue Govern
inf e;ed P aSop u.s. az all tn Sou hem states put to-
grthcr. lApplause. Wny IN G0PS name 40 we want
the south loor ana distracted 7 know DOM. And
possessing she does country wnicl needs Ony 10 De
ucked with hoe to laugh with the harvest possess
ing a. Tennessee AID Georgia and Alabama and oiher
states do ma ural wealth evOnd ell thc dreams %
arice,-why, say, NewYok not want The south to
and what DO IN NewYerk in order that she may
OF the public burdens No. | not sectional.
on the contrary, wherever that Tag waves would have
Democrats sfop mat winch hey In
scurrOus slano er aud personal yituperation L.ugn-
lauGhter II any church is worth belong az TO.
it Is worth belonging to not little lL1ueh-
your hand hudeth to do, that do 70 even with your
might" That Is rue in politics as IN religion. II
did not believe that the Republican party Is Tn man
ght If did not believe that 1t is breaking the way for
future age; did not believe thar those v no come
stormy sea when we have Davigatrd VIII see standing
high up the peak and the penuon OF the Republican
party Igreat APPLAUSE; II did not believe tLat
looking az the lighthouse which the Republican party
has been GuGs on fne p OF q lb Poetry
did not believe that flag Of the Republican party he
vonc any other banner ever borne In human hands is
radiant ana Respondent with ustrous achlcyene t.
Ter es That's So great appaus did | not be-
iIeye TINS Won d not oe a Repub lean.
saw tue Republican party born into life in the throes
OF fearful moral aud military earthquake / s.w II
take conro OF the Government when ha' The continent
stood under tue of revolt It take coutrOl
nf tae Government when every Nation OF he earth
one, was banded aEanst Us. saw u orsaulz. tue
armies and the fleets and the huances. which
fought successfully the mos gigantic war IN
history. saw It liberate 100000 slaves tApplluse
| saw IL establish an absolutely free Republic saw IL
generate Tire National Constitution. saw ii build its
house unon rock ana Inc Hoods came ana the rams
descended. aud tie winds Dew aud b. at upon that
house ana II ielI no. l-tea SPisuse because u vas
was our sde."l Yes ard He our side yet. Re
Lewcd applause l saw tue Republicans DO all these
these uings-rescue from destruction ma ionaty 10
iestabT the greatest tue world has ever seen and
party stand. GApplause.l Therefore / am Tor II,
not little. Int a great deai l sat by IL cradle |
IL hearse. | Oeieve IN it, ana whoever be-
loves IN it-no matter whether he was
le in tie fer the Pr siioncyrea dis
amp luet rcnew,d laughteil wneher or not let him
il hanEs on the DuSh Applause, ard voice. rtai's
III The Eepubhcan party Is running in this cauvAss
lLIuGLterI The Democratic party is running also "A
voice. How a0out The GccenbacAerSFl Well, they are
not unnins. lGreat au-tterI lhey axe running only
turkey and came IN and tod his Grandmother he had
put tuirty dozen under her Llughterl She
e",i ba'c6 m rtSen doz n egg !" Or no etd he
| Knew sue could not hllcn them; bat sud re-
wanted the old tool spread hen SELF lGrcat laugh
tet.I So It is with the GreenbaeA party. lRcnewed
IN rbc small eff ut which hope earnestly 10 make Mr.
Chairman In &. Is canvass, | aus not going around 10
pronounce puf> upon candidates. You kuUV your
uldHte tor Governor, Nj. Porter. So do I. | served
wi.n Inn la Congress. have nothing but respect for
him. /. It worth while | could speOd hall au
hour in telling You what good man Mr. 70 ter is. N
Porter l., Republican he is TuuHinG % Republican
CANDIDATE. II lved In Indiana thai is AL should walt
To know. "a voice" You would vote FOR bun.
wouldn't yOn D." would nine days IN The week II tie
election lasted nine days. lGreat laughter and gp-
plause Ii necessary. the ught before election would
sepp with eye open ana one foot o1t OF b'd Grra
laughterI You know YOUR candidates running for
Sfat know
runn ug for the National Offices. know General Gar
Held Oud ana long continued applau, aud know
General Arthur. lApplausel could say good deal
auoat both Of them. could say great deal with some
eelng about General Arthur, because he Is uels
Dor ny friend. my associate, and because X
purer honorable. uprAht. generous, square.
uau never that / kGOw Of, walked Gods earth than
Chester Arthur lGreat appiause.l IL nyOoiy wants
abuse him would Ike 10 appear az the spot where
10 20 be DONE and stand by with and If ielt at