New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21

commiserate that distinguished statesman from
Massachusetts lgreat laughterl geu''o
who left our party little too soon ana VINO loh'u 'n'
other party o little too quick lLsughtrl oo'"
mserate two or three distinguished eehuemen i'n w,
this city whose departure well intended put III
,ined lIaghterl I commserate Mr. Jerome
comm,serato his Hancock Republican Club corr
miserae the general poverty that has attacke" Tue
treasury department OF that club lGreat iAuen'crJ
commserate eli those good men who have oiscoVereu
that this /. the wrong year TO he Democrat. ufe'
lsugbterl I comaiserate everybody that ought 10 DC
oommiseratea Renewed laughter.l / commisera'e
those thousaads and tens OF thousands OF Democrats
who ought u know better.
But we have very solid and very serious Work III ii"
OF u.s. remember that we had great General VINO
captured vcksburg. [Cheersl 1t was n Democratic
stronghold. Iaughter.l He did not merely take inc
town. Int he took the folks that in 1t. But he
nassed right on. The DISTINGUISHED gentleman
turcd Richmond lie did not haHoo over ON tho
map which we mad never heard OF before ian GUS
Appomattox fgreat cheers where lie coraieu 'no H
ocrauc party and captured then
THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY FEARED.
have seen in the Democratic papers an
attempt diagnose the condition OF things whon mas
overtaken them. am something OF philosopher auu
have great variety OF reasons why the states OF obo
and Indiana have made them sick. tLausherl First,
the Republican party absolutely sohdhed ana
united and II was absolutely right Next, II has mag
ncent history and party TO which IL Ia opposed mas
on Internal and diabolcal history don't want 10 r
tate Democrats here by referring to their history;
know the enthusiastic disgust with which they s'en "
the recital. lLaugier know that II there " ahy hhe
that will drive Democrats in meeting asuhder us 70
read To them their PLATFORM OF last year You can
dsperse a Democratic audience quicker ~ reading 10
them the platform OF their patty than by reaane ne
platform Of the Republican party. air1,d =, se
Democratic party the agricultural instincts OF TINS
country afraid Of tier lis pro1G sr sa,n ~
fl,. hat
were afraid The tariff alone did not give us tue ne
tory bat solder tS nsn Is Of paPec,s for the
blessed old banner, our flag. Applause Hhsn
~ ,honSan5s of men who could not speak
what they Thought who could not think what ihey
wanted 10: who could not vote viihoE conSsa!nt md
whose hsro was not counted they cast Il, u they
did vote when thought OF al That ana suaeu 20 ~
the solemn that TINS Nation had made that
they should tnev pleased, our gore roc ana taI
Is tho bloody shirt. Applause ! wave the po".y
SHIRT and propose To wave aat blessed old Garmea nnt
under he Gag stands who cannot say inst what
he pease- and vote Just exactly as H. % iS'
ff;Teot CheersJ when mat blessed time comes, when
North aud south and East and "tsI every nau Is mus
tbinc HONORABLE and noble. 5onS with ihe stnoke,oe-
crmmcd. buetriddcd battle SCARED hags O. the Ke-
viii talk now Of the Democratic party. Observed
in looking their sad and melancb9ly iltfauTc.
that we arc enioined 70 be umonOus. Il there u any
thins that Democrat likes u Is mar moDy lug tc.,i
some things. aud | am opposed 10 being haFmo-
NOUS about other things am opposed To tAe "a y, lo
HnIUu eD,o false CONT am opposed 70 harmonious
murder lapplause assassination, midnight ialuS AZ
agents OF political discussion. EGrcat appaiseI am
oppostd to harmonious fraud IN politics. lApPAu'c'I
am N favor OF a narIaonoas '4n'ly 'i
know Of potRnf to do MIN "a S ia 1us o map e NJ
gagcmcnt but 10 perform IT, lApplause.I
WHAT THAT FARTY's RECORD SHOWS.
object TO the Democratic party for great
varie:- of reasons. The life OF man Is limited to
seventy years ana you cannot expect me to consume
that time IN going into details lLaughterl will cur
sorv leap from ore subject another as some great
niece Of crninaitv presents Itself for discussion tGrea
lauchter In the place gentlemen can sou tell me
a promise that that party has made IN twenty years
IN which the OF good government was interested
that 1t has krpti VII somebody brush up his recolee
ton and reoT q honest ongae~nent that tHat
marty has entered into VIII people, that 1t has per-
| formed VIII somebody be kind enough to tell
me any great measure in politics within the
last ouartcr Of century. which today we take prds
! in reeouuttng and which We are not ashamed that
that party proposed or orsanized or iaHoledI an
iysU c ' ador,.6 Si' Of vaich civil liberty had
/ taten any hone Of winch we people
are proud that that party has aignantly eadiy
/ psrsstently, soldlv. dab)hcaly, demac1gicaiY oI-
poseii IApplausel Can you poiat Ine to single stat
ne National or Stu:e looking the protection Of the
blllo-D0x against fraud that That party has propose
Mon % Mere 20 T tu Of that character h been
acted and peaed that the repeal was not Effected oy
Thai /. pretty ia sort OF history the trouble with
it Is II Is true WI someo.dy 'e, us wat FRA.
represen some interest other 1ts not the manufac-
turinE nteIet; they SEEK ~ an" as 49,
1852. 1, Is no; the general interests eI Tue coun-
| nv; they would cvcrturn the entire system
/ Ina, is solemn question. / rr'eve 10 sec
/ II treated With so much leyIty. lLtuehterl
Sentative Of great mora. Ideas Row dees ae averae.
Democratic proce~so N the Oty 81 NGN1 GtA i2se J
DON'T represent any interest voice" Ihe Nhiisaey
H. =
.rut every single calamity Has taere been any change
in that party Il 50. when DID the chanse come about
wnc,c was born we hal very uncertain climate.
You cud 20 10 bel a. night and the weather would be
would the weather perfectly clear tnl there QUO
Gentleman wa disturbed At ihe frequency OF these
/ trans I0ns, and sat up TIL . ociocN one moIuln-
ana have T6'-b beer " slus up nights 10 cij,h Ia
Democratic party changing; art have uol seen Do.
been no change in TIE RANK and Gle Their professions
now io.k aooat % toy dd IN ls6o. o. course
sermons delirium ,rcmens, etc Tremendous aufhcrl
The CRY FOG CHANGE.
But where 10 tLey get their mIjorItes nOwi n tac
same localities where tacy have always come from
/ AID let u pause Cor few moments On their
cry Change. In 1850 our National credit was So
/ decretit thst We undertook 10 borrow IT IL,
and the bonds bore interest al per cent. ana We
! were OF red as high - cents on the dollar.
$50 we are able 10 dispose Of hundreds and hun
dreds 4 millions o. bonds drawing PER cent interest
| at a premium oi los yer cent. In 1850 tie Demo
cratic party WAS in power. In ls>O We have As hne
currucy rs any IN the world; it's like Republican
| r'e,ferm. II Is currcut everywbere II zoe:
e,,r, ahe-r As well IN Bath Ne. rs IN Tallahassee
Take TIE Democratic plat ogm about the ballot and Sc
how well they live up colt. II SAYS free ballot is the
r-t, preventative OF ali rights and must and shall b
r,.otaiuei In every part ~ the United states In view
! ~ the fact that 4: lso> ileN cat great ma!
tbous.ud fraudulent Yo.c- u-ht IA thls town, anL
ct,rtcd them and carrie he state ny fraud 50 COZ
sncnrus ana impudert tina; nobody C..reS Ia dcns &c.
NV ~ ciatfer for fee ballot ant claim i4ai O. IS
right prr>ervaiivc oi al Nights and must ana shall
=, u,,utaiuet ~ cverv Fart ~ the United states Il
Tsrhnps the e. x kies. lniu- political history. ZAP
| pausc. 49, 49,. 81, 80. .--. e.. -,
;he Election law. .al WHY Toe rei ca l. no. required
Z the south ihe .cu.ie -EtAl's ~ ASSASSINATION
..~r,-ts.u and iar, ana thctt; but fLey
! ~ svn~v p.rr.tr ~ fraud thrown down