New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-29

and order or stronger devotion to the public welfare
thar the Democratic House OF ksnrcseuus. Tbsy
lowed Mr.. HAYES 10 be proclaimed Presidenti lne,
knew that tire Electoral Commission HAD, IN usso
the epir OF the law and IN utter M aes er
fury forgery and fraud The solid soutb con,u t."
have shasen again the very fouDda1on of our Govern
have ben destroyed. and cnnfusien Wou " ma, I'D
Iowed-whch condition of things the Repub lcdn leao
ers preferred g. tue loss OF power. How ud he peio
cratic rarty actf It's repres ntatir : p ~
and order aud the publ welfare and resIa'u ,e
more moment han cfce and patonaee ana pvi saon,
70 Wait in patience nnnl ,ne psopv ~ gnoniny
the fOust stain FORM of Government SUI I'm
deadest now ever aimed al free elections !" a' ne"
try. Toe noble conduct and abaegsioa o. vac & ,e
cratic lariy. under hrs, irving epcums,aNceS ~
so ndu. trously charge. The Dem crate party I'd 1ne
character OF s csndldtrs N Us ~ restore the adj
mnsiration 20 lie former purify a." ~ sInrog any
OF settled results OF the civil wsr , r s,,o,,o
WHAT has she Repubhcan pTy DOM 'or v" p a,5
ipteressi II has been IN power Tor gens, ;,n al"
that interest has fallen mo wre'eneu ,n tbe
has absolutely doEe horg ~ erT'ea Iarcelv m tor
SHANE OF having our own So0os cdrfieu '"ih0'9 :" w
eign bottoms s ,ors, ,ras
happty rendered IN the councils OF tue DemOcr,uc
party al tie sast session of the present Congrrss PHI
in orier on the Speakers Table OF tie House ana WIZ
surely be resebed aud acted upon in DeeemoeI next re
mtlinr the revision of the tar to commission % e3
berome e' a law. as it most likely viii. the
question SusstlS VIII in great measure . be
emipated from party politics, h auI
and compr, ~ nsiyv way. want IN this connection TO
saw a few words manu- acturers of the eouhr.
and TO assure them that they need nave no rn
OF injury err interests IN thus connection; nc
Soc he var was over $2l6.0O0O00, IN 1872 Tue
amount necessary now rs ees.Isin nrnou IA
raised In an intelligent and ou,ness-nke man
ner upon the articles imported WHEN come
factured in this country. without giving an ADEQUATE
protection TO industries. There may De keep,
fonal iuGns VIII ch may require greater care out
tnsy n ate Nv the hi known as TIE Wool Tariff b
Il H,nxv oil hart N
assessment the classification Ihe ~ y ',a'
trest ~ the safe ground to our industries The bur
den Of an II erna taxation VIII DC uist "oosn a." o
decrease b. reduction in our rate interest II pei
ter for oni who country ahu al ~ a ~, uded 10
farturng Interest, that Sn1h p as "a ct,cai
should become law. Will tno be wise auo @
fec,on and tariff Tor revenuc Can II be said that
free trade IN the present condition OF our country po'
Every promise and profession OF The Republican parry
is alsed BY iis public rsSopi w9,o ~ rc@ns
ates re terauces Of partys platform on ths SUD
1et % elfr " was from Office by
Mr. Hayes's admins rauon because OF ms con
pubie oflca, acts. TIE tfUla is he Republican parry
has been power cng that us mssoyelnmen, ana
aroirrary acts have orcome chronic IL, 'oo"trs
to beAevo the Government and is pStrSng"
'iI header fashioned by the Democratic teach
fnes o. the fathers OF Guvernment-soid rr
70 !. f TaI aG N e Of oca dhonor He bows
alb Oue obed ence 10 he Federal cons ltu Ion anu '
The maDdate of the tovereisnY ~ Iegnnics re .n y
honest. cspble aud wihy lie VIII Lee chosen ca nrT
ana ai its luhaol,antS. lAppnuse
GENERAL EwING5 ADDRESS.
Folloin are Tie principal points Of General Thomas
Ewing's - czech:
Mr. Clai,u,an and Fellow Citizens: congratulate YOU
on lois ansplcl1us ard imposing demonstration IL l,
sne 5 5SI o a. i1 The Voice Of famnny
the voIce Of Irvng Hall # Is the trumpet t"ngne OF
tie reunited OF NowYork, calm to men
brethren tvel rally tor nc hzhi IL VIII echo
back from Aroos'ook Il Wi ov RE me AltEhah'es
the R1csy Mountain C eflis; gnu VIII '"us S -. T."
united acton The tr otic masses WHO desire ana 20
maud a change in the administration OF me GOVERN
WAY has the Rerubi lean party inaugurated the mon
strosit in gov rnmen OF Fed RAJ SUPERVISION OF eiate
Officers haze rxeicsng po%eii snI nfro, Of jec
eou' q @ye,c me hose ln,1orities b. op rating
tho fears end cup dry Of The people al he pcls h'
policy Federal supervision aud control OF elections
both lie Electoral College aud ConsIess WI
1all under the sway OF the fres ig
petnatin and Congress mere organ OF the TX &c
ntive. Aside from TIE consideratlons WAen 20 20 M
Democratic President mere matter. OF business
Sa,d M the people in xes since 1850, aud disposed o
by tue publican dynasty. Who has looken al dn
the money. Who can tel whether me ac siI
OF money received and ,eSpended ana OF 9ond a
and grcenbacks issued. cancel ed OF on maui
Il Wia s ace IN the CIV Of New-York IS
e1ye mot he to question of eeono zng punlic eN-
rendltures Bur is we'll worlny Of your al ention
pendurcs hebIens the burien Of the poo9ie OF M
CITY 100000 each ear &nd gateRc cue
OF the people OF Ibis state about SI'oOgVUD @Hna9
Toe Democracy have not only made tbs great ahnua
saving viii proceed 10 save os much more "hoh
elects and naUgurates Hancock , .
There is an Il er and reason for change
change 'ntlal 10 the restoration OF harmony DC
tween North and South The chef Stock ~ uadG OF '
Repubh party has BEEN and Is, dsIrust ana hat
Inc South. That party Will never 90, OF suae
ow ne mi lie grave has closed on half actor
in our unhappy tragedy 1t Is time Its reseIDeht "tf
buried to-. me pretence that the South ncdta'e
disturbance OF the settlement, OF the war; or compn
sation AL. IN any part OF TIER loses % IT, NC
leve TO DO utterly aud hlglt"uslJ laIrec ia a
charge reiterated MI lion times I'D every eahpnsh y
the NORTH has created apprenensiohs o. c h
Republican party has lodged and esea ca cOh9en Va
these partisan accus be put to tie test
If they should prove true. winch am sure my v" WI
not, the overwhelming numbers ana senl9eht Oi ca
North viii overthrow party responsible for snel
uga,,os ~ tbev pr,,ye false as am they viii, tn
admlnis ration OF Hancock Will demonstrate ina soul
and North 81 ia fact one IN Devotion o our couIuy ap
between the sections which VII
give new impulse TO our already marvellous ue'eoi
AZ no time IN our political history until now mas an!
party held power over twelve years. inc G ~
Government demands frequent enslss va ,e ~
lion; change for the sake OF change Grange 10 piese
aouses ON becoming rooted ana h th nerl
rule torches TO Presidents, thai they are are 81
i s7a the voters were ripe for change AZ
weuld have made II but for the oinn pun;
so,oc'inS cnn a lIe Tor President, who, though mos
WORTHY OF support could not possibly Ret the sod Vo
Of rbe DE m cracy H. 1875 the people DECIDED 10 nav
change Dut were swndied cut Of tbeir choice Dy Il
furpIng Boards OF expiring carpetotg gOvefhnien,
aided v tier allies at Washington. Now, at last II
hour and the man have come. .,.
Vino l. the man : soldier. statesman. a pst rot,
Democrat: one Of whose public services ana Dori
worth every American is justly proud IL has fallen
she lot of few soldiers have achieved eucn nltaI
ycnoWn as Hancock has won. His youth is bright WI
Inc fame OF CerrO Gordo. Cherubusco and Molno q
Rev aud hts middle lite The glory OF almost ever
field on which Army of the Potomac shed It's b"o
II hls fallen the lot OF few statesmen TO yindc ~
as Hancock has done, the impe.ishable princlp
OF ree government. His fame as a soldier VIII ia
while men remember our war with Mexico ana u
great the Rebellion on the waters OF U
Ehesapeaze But patriotic Americans VIII remcmo