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

FFTIOW- CITlZENS: IL is now a little more
thsn T. AZ months Gca since haG the honor TO preside
this hall under the auspices Of the Young Mems
Rerrblcan Club. tie tTsi meeting held anywhere
IN ths road land ratfy nominations oi GARFIELD
and Arthur lcreat applsuscl. whom now already the
American pee lie haze good as elected To preside
ever their dcs,nies lApplausc Al that early day we
hardy Anew what @; contest was before US and
necessarily nreA shots in the air The enemy were
not vet IN the field. and man knew who would be
their standard hcarer The ana tie * pecta"n was
az that day that Tie venerable SAGE Of
eat Apostle q: F.aUGas the Democrats love 10 eau
it-,hat he Was 70 be the standard am plant his
pct,onless barrels upon the inexhsusibe platform Of
tie frauds o. ls-S-was carry all before him Laugh
ter and aVI 'ausc-l
We'll by an0 by the Cuelnnau Convention assembled
and locked aboD. Gea aud conclute1 70 abandon that
issue wisely considering that the vcope Of America
did not carr straw about because II they we're T.
challenge them criticism Of the election o. 1870.
and ths events that followed IT, they SCui have fouad
Tint he psople cyeryw here East aud West and North
and South. were aOuudautly satisfied wiiA All the
results that that election aud us accom-
panvius events had brought them iapP'au>el;
becsuse II had brought thcm--aud the people
knew ia wise aud good President lereat applausel
and the pure and spOdess Administration that hai
established the possibility aud the oxpediency ~
ouetns the Government GU purc business nnncinlcS
for me simple welfare Of the people eud divoTcius II
utterly from politics. The people nowhere. IN ani dis
trict the Union had any fault to fnd with the Admin
,stra,ion az President HUes. loud applause They
knew more had been done ~ these four wears
than were hksly 10 DC done IA any future
four years fol The development Of the strength
AID prosperity q the country; that the
national crcd had been established an .mperiShao e
basis great appausvl: tat gAc puolc cot had been
REDUCED sud the interest upon tie remaining public
debt. ny countless millions
AID ihcu sec wtn prosperity lad aceon panied It IN
EVEN trauch az lutlc aaG % private lac Ihv Jar n,
YVES holdlng ais fr he market &C ~ pei bu,hel
Every m ano factory 10 The country Va rUhnlnS inl
time All tie uicvhsulcs wcFc RECEIVING What w~s he'd
cut 10 ,sea as O.. ySa r srea - dSr s s5S
svas beef Tor every mechanic tat ~@s Ready an" Wit
TIE DEMOCRATIC DILEMMA.
9, when the Cincinnati Convention looked around
,he 10 zee II they could stand the old ISSUE Of The
4. frsud" ~ 1916 n sp:e CT Nj Tide = boomerang
letter witch re.o,led AID Kicked hia oVr lauSa.cgl
they said II would not Go. On" IAey dropped lin
Ike cold potato and selcc cd tie brave Tue 10Y a.
d. b,a@,-. tie superb Haucc X lGecat laughter
We'll. now. eeatlepeu. the Republicans should Dc the
last people in the weird comp air Of tnat selection oT
take Il that Il there Is any Que man IN DC counir'
Who las done al 'bat Was possible 10 tst-ance vote
from tic Democratic t,ckot aud drive them 3" tL'
VA eS,ry :i.Se be opens b. idou,a. every ID
seuds telephone ~ Telegram. or NrIcs Letter II
Inay - sand lhu
ysrh blast upon ais buele horn
Vas NpFt1 tr4 t-CuSaa4 n.Ca--
20 u uAa.tierl lis TELEGRAM 70 riais'ei ,sreat
isuSh,s 0csiaiul brought Us 1900 voies lis ietei
- Esgtlph has doae moEe 10 assist The Republican
eaus~ an1 sireug. hen III vote tsai VII - il-ca up ga
ne "a % November Tor ~ eSuc l-ies than any Other
doeans-t slsee oeslna,ns o. unes kept v %,
- -,i.1s Vel now rcat ,euseu, way that
~. d. oyk reasonable southern DellScrAilo l4E
- - ~ Nerfa have confidence - dleT-wLy
81 Tsey sceei a@ % - their siAadaid-0oarvT Ca
"a, Pf,as'Ps "a, .s p, ~s SPon Which tie,
i ,,ss'''S assrmI j' ssIsd Il Us tSs priaei