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

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i1em they made him ssndar with %s nopf
of seducing honest, loyal, Republican votes Mei, ~
didn't work in 1872 aughterl and IT does not wo,t ,b
1880 The people are not so easily deSeSed he old awny
skin and head and name Of the hon 0n.,,. b bs
something nh hike .sn and ysf ftea
and there saw the same old. -condihoned IlIavofea
ass ayq 3, IN Rt tne Grsnt in s9 great a
nlanse and in hterlapyhing TO heat Grant IN lSI2,
and 500 in 1880. IRoars of aughterl
THE JUDGMENT OK HANCOCK
Well. thcn the people of the United States already
pronounce their judgment on General Hancock Ills an
entirely favorable judgment They believe MIN 10 Do
too good soldier spoil for the sake of making DAD
President lGrcat app!ausc.l Besides, as you Know
and viii bear me witness Ne"-ioiA
especially wants General Hancock Tor nome
consumption and home defence. tGreat' larGhter'I
How can we snare him from Governors. Island where
he holds more than imperial sway. How snail We
be safe unless his military science continues to point
the guns upon the top Of oil Fort Columbus Tor tn9
No. Stntlenc n. Ncw-Yolk cannot spare him from ,no
high ana more deserving position weich ne NOV C Give
full benefit OF his military science 10 the Gnu VI
his natural life
TAT this point E1.Mnlster siousbton with General
Grat eanluc on hsar appeared at the rear OF the plat
form After he had been called upon and had mace a
brief speech, Mr. Cboste reSuned:l
Geut,emcu, suce vicksburg dcUot think tAat General
Grant has ever had any need 10 rrer 70 ms
,natssr CeneralDGsasrai Hsneock-l aserl and Of
TIE s'mense esteem II which he IS ned ~ ire Nc1h
ana p'i' was saying that VIC copsc, spars him
ton on Governors Island. tLsu2ster.l was only
going to close ttst se,ies OF observations 0y syhs IN
list 10 I've end Il his nra sfo and that by
and BY hc Lis supporter officers shall have been gain
ered 10 their fathers In that distant dsyand we hope
il NAV be f.r fer disaAtthat no m0y he permitted 10
step into their shocs and then at last WHEN me ,ime
shall he win have the CONSEQUENCES OF never nav
ing had the peaceful tenor % his life DIS,
i1aocd except for foar Gopths by posiit tl'sd
complete aud an abs .oldor-dyins at last IN his own
bed Ike Napo csn 81 81 Helena, Win the "otds' iec
d'Arince as bis last utterahce.
LESSONS OF THE CAMPAIGN.
Now gentlemen, ia these four months that have
passed since the sou,uatou Of glorious candidate.
some questions involved in the issue have been settled
rs IL seems One OF them is that this great hght
ID which we engaged lie n TO be won by defamation
or cauuny or SANDER. DO no; think that upon our
side of the house word has bcca said to
the personal di.cre!t of General Hancock. Appause
We know that none could be said Renewed APPLAUSE
But how with our csHd,datei From the very nour 9,
his nomination the Democratic batteries opened al
along the inc, and 329 Democratic ora!ors, on w
stumps in S29 Congressional districts shoued Al nn
S29 untl they black ~ the face; but to-day ater
II al, GeuvIal Garheid-immense cheernsJ-GeneIai
Garfield stands serene orcc. ghdsuhiei iHhocen' ana
already triumphant. Renewed heernG'l man III, Ia
spoke with more truth than poetry when when
had done It. lIanghter If the people OF This country
thing better than anOl1cf VI l. nl"!
tneY mean judge then men aud their candidates oy
their whole veS ami their whole records Those as
posed 10 ca umIy SCI others IL o Tey sind;el
him from his first appearance on The tOwpatn ~ az It
hour IN the CHICAGO Convention ana wht dd tney nmG
ges. t Of d, Pao T' he e'
Sty d ns of Sis adusry and talents and character
from step 10 another every one Oelhs hlshrr uI
the last no ha become trained statesman 10y ONT
of hard aud labor and devotion 10 tue public seq
wise; aud no question has arisen OF wmch ne mas 60'
ny a
They him in counsel brave IN the ned ana
strong in the forum ihey found aiSo lhai, a'h9uSn
the pubic handed by millions ne ictnalhII
still poor man. earning his d'iy b. cad by his daily
And So tie people Of Ohio and Indiana took him
and sa6 in ZONES that could not be ns,akcr that who
ever nicht bc against this Garfield good enough
for them and believe that an thr Po'c v a5 ,e
Great appiausel
AN OUTRAGE oS LIBEhTY
Now, gentlemen, do not intend to occupy your time
10 yonr detment auShter when this eminent speaker
from Chicago here 10 address you; but want TO say
one word more because 10 my mind, Il Is the
KEYNOTE Of the whole canvass Of the whole
controversy and that Is that these Ohio and Indiana
elections have already demonstrated that the party la
COMES into the field soliciting Northern votes on me
grou that II Is backed 10y tAe Solid south and already
Gss l3S votes from thar quarter all lis own and solicit
.nc only foTtyseveu votes mol, that such parry. on
The peoplS OF The state OF NewYork, those Of Indi
- - fL halisyc maj ms simple :act OF the solid
Sonth Is one II the cieaiesj outraees liberty and
Justice and truth that ever lAppisuseI
How came II solidi We all know perfectly wei when
i, US and mar was on he l9th OF April ls6l when
they fired the hrs; shot on slmter. tAppau>el How
dd they continue for all those i1u years Of war; after
ali Thai General Grant did To teach then better great
cheerngl after fifteen ears OF kccousrucuon anu oi
Constitutional Amendments and me Jaws thal nave
been passed 10 carry them into effect 10 eacl them
better state OF NE and manners Applause. Do yon
tSeTe comes from. TAI. play aud honest
suffrage no hone; m, man No NM IN o., ms
shotgun ana the Ku KiuX. and The terrors which they
Inspire, II E SVe IN o,,r own heoi Won nave II IN the
winch i full OF the inspiration OF knKuXlsm which he
| was Mr4unS these very lines ~ dlsaNo".
CURE FOR The SOLID SOUTH.
Now gentlemen. ior one do uOt believe the Nor,h
vii surrender the control Of the Federal Government
10 those hands until the Sold South l. broken up aud
| ,Aa, the only cure for solid south is for the solid
| North TO 81; right down upon .; lsr'at aTp!aus,
to SIT right upon II N lsSo, asi rs We did In
1854 and 1868 with notice that have come 10 stay
A. long as it is necessary and until that state II hinc'
! Is over lChccrsl let quote from the brief speech
Of the most effective orator that has spoken ~ tbs cam
paign Others have spoken longer. but none have said
more than he has said when be snld tua the North
| woud not DC ready 10 surrender the control Of
tho Federal Government into Southern hands
that ia 70 say. In, Democratic hands or
| tnev are iienuciD-untl every man IL every
sAou be free T. think a> be plca'es. 10 speaS -
! couuted iTrcmcndous applause and cheers 10.
| Grant, ST.. ,
| Now one word. gentlemen. about this color line.
viii remind YOU OF what Genera, Garfield saws, and
ev,ry man who vaies for Garfield Is found 20
sfsui 40 TOR HIM, General Garfield said IN hl> speech
! last August: Now tAat we have siVen freedom 20
{ sam OF liberty shines WITH equal raw upon
! every man and woman, black or Wht', Ia lhe
! whce Union" IGreat applause I9at time. CtuHc-
mon has not We: come. AttornryGcuc. a DrNcns SAY
that roal the records Of his office during hs snort Ter
OF service II less than four years, between twenty ana
ta.rtV officers the Southern states have teen HI el ~
the dlscharGc Of hsir dU;y and more 'An i",e ,ha'
| retAsy sherman. Mr.. Blame lappauSel. or
| MI. Roscoe CouShnS renewed apylsuSel. cou ]
| go DOM into south Carolina or '"pl ana
| speak As he would speak IN the Cooper iusutu,o
without carving NE II his hands AMI losing 10 hy
the way do not believe that 'lcrc = any man cut
that feels heart that .Tce sncc Ii free thought
and frce votes Utt<Ty unknown t2'r,.
Now. gentlemen, must AN You no longer, lass.
mating IS all tGcSe topics Iu-uteEl But oUe word
nn,ut orr NE uGcrs ~ Coucrcss O1io ami Indiana
| lave demonstrated taat the country wants change