New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06


Mr.. Conzling spoke with great dallbex1 i; 8
tisar fonea. ana IA his usualiy impgesejye n4nntz
HIS mention Of the name o. GeneEd>
Grant was recsived with raneWe1 da1uels
strations, lasting two or t1xss minn>oA -
briefly examined the third-tsrw s1de0fiom ~
Grant, snd urged that u was 20 eh3eet6ea - ~
net found wanting. Wbsn he bad eeon5le1 eke1l
minutes there were iond calls from The Ra1l1kfc5 e.
" time" time" but Mr.. Conkling raid De eeten-
little later Conkling referred TO- Grant e belnk
without Telegraph wires running tr0ln NJ bnn6q
into shs Congeataon Eh,c B., was ss.4snfiy
S Ioud cries of time : time, uiies
can people Go listen 10 The gsntIsmsa whe ~ "a
them to hear him finish" He was thsn permitted
to proceed until he referred to cIsctlcne0rng en-
triyances'" which excited Anosner outourN - -.
lection. 3
The following lie Mr.. Conklins's speech IN xRll
When asked whence comes our candidate, 10 ~
from Appo@atsox. tApplansa1 oosy1nx insfFn1eaoes
own hrm conviction, rise IN tefan Of shs ss.s g
NewYork 20 propess n0mns ~ ~,'a sns1e ~
rue eiecnon befure US viii be the Ansserlifx u A
politics. 1t win decide whether Tor years e ees.s
The need OF the hour candidate who can csy dau1t
a States North and sos emo lssyns ss:s y
opp.9sot and Not Only ne MSss But severn
ne alone Of hviDg Republicans has carried New-xesx
as q Presidential candidate Once ne carried steven
according 70 a he snd wss ne carried so
The Republican party With ITS STANDARD =, MS bend Y
In war peace, his nams 10 the nst tilnssxieas
borne by auy living mans nis services attest be great
Was Sorn not alone Of things written and said but q
arduous greatness or things done, and deuE1B ana
6aSa seafsheS u vain IN tne past Any csls.
whom tue Nation -, leans With such .csea
e SSsnc e'" Of human distinctioa. ana Ss1sns
filed al lands with hts renewn modest ar1 ssIsss
poor the owy IN the utmost ends Of the earth iso
1s ss dsecs Of n systems Of
and he cOmes back better American than ever. with
wealth Of knowledge ana added g the srd
him in all tine fieroe ligat that beat n.on him
teen Years Of the Majors history.
Never having had a policy to enforce ssainst the
TREND, and the people win never befrny desert him
Viied and reyed truthlessy aspersed b. pnnbersess
Tpon h@ aSSs and Il:
hold on the public heart The amnlnttica
been burned once force spent and General GRANTS
name Will glitter as bright and impeFsaabIe star in
10 tarnsh IL have Murdered IN forgotten sravos and
their memories and eptaphs have VANISHED utterly
sty he has ever IN peace as IN war shown ne very
Es1is the %ess principles and
prophecies Of true reconstruction
na1eS hs AVERSION TO war ana mis- love Of peace BIZ al
arnfrst,on of international dsputes which sfsBds -
Inf tine w WSSa s GpSscy When isa ,ea q TIE hs
OF It's popularity and ireLzy had swept pota Louise q
alone. overthrow expansion aud cleared the way for
10 him immeasuraby more tAsa to any other sasa z
due fact that every paper dollar Is a. good as gold
with him our leader We shall have no de-
mako sa"PT Ss s no snS arrows u
aimed Q. him, and lie broken and harmless a. bis
INN. When ne said Of tho black men In Florida
W9sreTss s s% ssy po %sy GO ssp ss
dwses a1,v.I the cabins , o. ; The South South
Of c9G sner 1S Re "nd the
dead. whtn be refused TO receive Deids Kearney, be
should should dictate laws to whole city would everywhere
meet foe IN him. and popular or unpopular, he will
bew to the ine OF right let the cnips ny where they
Ills integrity his common sense his ana his
S would amase Solomon He thought there could
BE saans . a n1oiT found Af him
told we Mnst not even afsr an interval
such f faiiacy Involve The American people exclude
jefferson Davis from public To as WY 10
And now the same people are -, asked , te
he Sas nd ara a' s e 81 .
try; because. not only In war. but ai,cryard,
sS MOBILES. to sss Rspa Z
an eleciiouee1ng 3ugeiery "a nypoerisys mssanersdei
IS No 70
he has heen weighed in the aud found want
and IT. the an who
ners to the lawyer Sno pleads s your case
whose hands give your You, ssu. or xsa as
and BY his works have .r. know hmi VIVA.
makes ,s ns .s IN G s an 1' ssne
be- applied to selecting its incumbent who darss TO
said i that Grant has used Official power 70
Sesn st PA1 $ %Scs OF
power. without telegraph wires 'ss, running n'g from
trvances without effort his part his name IA On his
couniry's lps, and he is struck az by ths
i TSGls Sii be- the death blow Demo-
Hs stFucf a, By others who AGA
y ne hss sssss
s G Very not facts Rs' xncs make ss %sa
"S excellence mpesch him There Is no third term in
the case and the Treteuee will die with the political
about third term except those hopeIessy longing for
first term and the dunes they have made without 6u-
sentiment his favor. without Intrigue effort his
Giant Is the candidate :, so whose supporter
he is a R puDican who never wavers-
He and bis friends stood by the creed and The cand
@aiOrty as the very essence q tSe faith aud mean
Upheld s s9n fam .snss the
time TO time depoy between the lines and forage on
one side OF tho other
The Democratic party is standing protest against
progress. It's purposes spols It's hope and very
existence Is Solid South. Its success Ia to
and order.
This Con veAtOn is master OF O supreme opportunity
can name the next President OF the United
States and make sure OF his election and
the power which dominates and mildews the
South. 1t can speed the Nation in
career Of grandeur eciirsing all pass
achievements We have only 20 bsteu
above the din aud look beyond the dust OF
victory with It's greatest marshal at its head
As Mr. COnkling took his seat there was another
scene of disorder and immense cheering by the sup
pOrters of Grant, which continued during fifteen
minutes.
Mr.. Brady. of Kentucky, then seconded Grants
nomination in brief and eloquent five minutes
speech.
GARFIELD NoMSATEs SHERMAN.