New-York tribune., 1880-06-15

of Sref until waved in glory morning Of peace
esfsbshed The finances gave protection to the freeman
gave the Government now beginning 10 ro vxbole
waierlOggpd ship with abandant prosperity, noor
some guaranty and support. and placed t on tSpc
n%estps UUng si W6c6 such Conflict forth with
| such wisdom that our cuunitv from the
dark days following the war to @ tne ec"FTrnnicdM
reaction Of the pGry Irdarsb Is pS The Dem
9erac 9ry and the the opb r. pbaraecr aFf and its history
he rains OF Government and to deny them to the ke
publican party. lApP anse'J
| PARTIES TO DE JUDGED BY THEIR CnAkAClEh"
lam told or others are. that the Republican party mas
ro,bnC but is trading only its past character "ell'
ubat ts a man to trade when he offers tkpertorm
public service except his characterf Is not that poor
| thing for mum 10 stano on heIe hio WV
ancauts for the Government; both OF them are 10 ne
scrutiniEed What is historyf we ask thr Demo
cratic parv and 7 need not tell you what that ls
uaugbter What ia your hisioryl we ASH the kFpu"-
ican party and need tell YOU what th"l Isl lNp-
plausel We can talk of its achievements, not tnat we
may suck hoEey out OF the ION again. ou' wa" w '
find the character OF the party. an ,,,o mon They
love character. There are IN the DtInocIac pa a t
day Of men as honorable pure; wi%e wa eIo I
IL traditions Its HABITS, and the od blood that nroke
o. in Dioehes Is YET IN & S ,oen TeS Sc I'm; what is
total is by reason OF the past a%d ny reT%n @ rn % e
rtr marty is i1d tc by It's p,st action, and the
Republican party The Rcpnbcan party Is MT M to he
put III power again brcausr Of something II has GHnr IN
me past hut because what las & done an FE,Gehee W v
Of what IL s and strong evidence tha' IL VIII uo "n"t
| IL promises to do Applause
TIE LIVING QUESTIONS OF THE DAY
Now let lis look above the question of party aud
consider what have to do III the hcXt four eiGhi'
two We years What the living questions oi today
and what are likely 10 be Tomorrow Slavery disunion
| and tie war need not I've discussed now In
| doing this It is fair to look TO the
character of the party order to see whether
1t is the proper TO carry ont the Coy rnmt M dllnE
the next four years md 10 dca wisely Win lncsc new
| mn.
clshct VINO had been kickcd ont of one hinK Tor sns
pcioas conduct and convicted :" ano. hPr. came % ana
asked TO employ him ana J sh"nd saw, tay to @'n ~
%! YS@r record bs, rs not aT E@ye rrrenie @" wc
| | Sh0uld say 10 myself, :" il L. coed TOR tht
man ~ bank presidcut" (L'ug lClI II is Naii the
Democratic parry has chaht'd, HoM 10 WT hn'% M ",
rrcorda And say there is nothing IN Us career 5mce
The DAYS the that likely to egcndcr confidence
In tn hrst place. call to your attention the fat MAT
num6,r Tie popuiai%qs of %iheT n;,ios All ih world
III %3H H. w. Wr are h in %s q" ine
world We hnvc framed on nstiia''O"sahd oar Laws ana
our public rcguatlons ard they wel" "td Nv lirciheu
for frcemen. Now regard 10 this great POPULATION ct
| foreigners. WHO come fr,m rnany and ernnHnava'
viii he III ymlHAy with you laGoilpE urN--'hG inLN @
nal Sa n%gG t6t 10 IG rca 't re 4rG ire s"yc
| INTO the dust and to keep Their shakes on
Inc Republican afiy It's birh, I" all rs measures,
the spc, chcN q liz prom urn m to S whole t"feGr @
dtmOclRey, and las ~ ca IA afuity ana sympathy Wh
| he
| loud applaust.I
WORTHY CANDIDATE.
Ihave alrcady said, ladies aud ccutlrmen that ac
celt tie results Of the immortal Convention accept
them as beng d"carL;iOn OF the viii OF Providchrr
ttppl,r And II is easier accept them because tn
choice has fallen upon one whom al men can receive
without abatement undiwith scruplc-a Cnrsuan gentle
man. IApplausc IA man who has known every stage OF
American citizenship, from the day when h." went bare
footed On the farm along the track OF the caiaa
| m whose
before hnI-a VINO has not been brought up win
golden spoon in hs month, hut VINO steadily mint ~
! his fortune and advanced along MS path h"l
by tricks Of policy bat by ST.%S mir,,1r M ig
, COUNSEL tic Nation and has sat there fh il'th OF
him most perfectly tluud cuccr,l ana who has tb wv
great flrmness If convection with grr Rindnc, ~ uig
ing those cunvlc;iuIs who has Strdck many """N "r
the night without making th'mes oi th"se W w;"'n nG
who has used cocilaiior, ani has irrnds
as snohE his antagonists as hm,hE WH
10 the admiu,ra on Of that trust Of mine
5 with tie ull sympathy II his party hr!eV" VITA ms
nadnes, mat his Adminer.lioli win be 90, A. dl'..
long and honorable Inc OF PIealdcntN We have had.
Loud applhuscJ
COMPLIMENT TO MRS GAEfILD.
And it is the com rlimcnt Lat can pay 10 his
| partner. who needs preside al the White House.
that her voice has been IN the street. hut That Sic
has cit the purity and sweetness ana thc oi'cntJ
of her own home. Lond appnusc.l Those vii know
hor her only praise and NJ greater pra%c can
Mrs. HAYES. GlIud alplaus"l
And now in conc;uslon, le; me every man not {"
allow himself bc caIrcd away by m"r" party and nos
10 allow himself moved 10y di>app0utnc"ts with
III lis OWL f"ciop. Let every faction lower ITS banner
let All separation and differences pass away tCcus
For the sake Of the Nation. for the s.ke ol
humanity, let us lift again that banner Of
the ~ publican party when took thr c"un-
Try through disruption and through war.
I through intestine turmoil, and itroueh al
,I tftI E,il ft-
to IT'S course, unln the broad rnd 9" fac" id pros
persty has been Re achcd; Let US pot ni 'hw' l"t
the eve OF he accomplishment OF lts nohlc
fri iift It tncc more and rt Garfield ana arthur ia
the chair at the White Hon.c. Inthusiastic chrcs.
which renewed again and aGaih aIleI Mr. Becchcf
had taken his seal.1
SPEECH OF EDWARDS PIEREI PoAT.
The chairman next called upon Edwards P'rnepont
TO address the meeting. Mr. Picircuoni, who was
| greeted with applause. spoke as follows:
Was not invited here to speak aud not
going tp ak came here To- lear my TREND General
wOodcrd adre,sy a"G TO iiifn to HRolher rend o.
tChecrs.l l shall not detaln yon; am 3nly
800 prolOneed that voted for General Grant
the first ballot and that voted Tor General Grant Oh Ia"
VI Let ne len You in single word why We voted for
nc GsneTaI I%h s mpon tn snc Mny pps
II WAS personal elimination alone There was uch
personal admiration mingled with IT, bat We voted Tor
General Grant assured OF his
ton ], and certainly many Others. had some right 10
! before the day of meeting ! invited
| 70 there with General Arthur. oar object
| 10 ascertain the delegates In, their trnc
| srntuncuts. aud became thoroughly satisfied that
(icLcra Grant, and that General Grant alone, would
break the solid south. Aud we believed, as patriot
| men, that il would bc "a good thing II We could break
the solid South, and thus brGg about that harmony
winch reverend Clergyman has earnestly plcaCcd
for TO night. We assured tha General Grant could
carry Virginia, that he cond carry. Mississippi Louisiana,
F,,lida aud prODably North CaIOlna. We were salts
fled that II cot Id remain firm aud steady that likely,
the break CAME they might come over to General
Grant for benefit ahd the betlanrnt OF this whole
| Try There AZ
, 3O4 and after thirty-six bil!Uts, gave ln 3UG.
| [ChcCrs.l
Now we were not 30 wise as the Convention. I am
| one o. thOsr VINO fully believe III, and have often
| pressed pubic speech, absolute confidence the