New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-10

South East and West are ahko prosperous. tn south
never prosperous a. 81 The prc"nt iime. ! ne
whole American pr"pc. 4s.OOoo"o s,T'ns lam e
tiny. WHY shall we hang our engihe In lsto'
plausible argument might nave o"cn made Tor c.'-s
OF rulers. No such argument can nov be Su'ia h,u.
The rapidly ncreasg prospcrit' OF III. c9uh ~ J.. cI
Providence inisput oily the WORK OF tie Iep"p Cn
party, - shall mpt 70 snow.
am familiar with the pubic career of OF neral dr
fed, anu have had The honor II intimate relations Win
him Tor FIX wears ne Is G.. tahS u Fts',,., .' .,
working warinheared. hOuc.t tLTi-tan gent ema' OF
T. be..et with family - wlole proper training aud
edu alton he i carcuy devoted lut he = ana alwLy-
fo-ai accimu .rio1- hv a fetline of seif-enal and
| economy. lie l.. however, lint man. ard Do common
with all OfHcr men must have been on guard m soihr
moment ol MS very active and eyentiul ne OIL 10 say
intima that De ever TOOK into ls hHud, LuV" neI
,fr ana s. N INV iod,rncu; absurd.
Garfield ami II laco.k have had wid " dnerng
elu anon aud experience with hrelouc ani asonltc
pocal m at ons 20 that there respective qu nca-
rons or the White House are fairly 81 iect exanina
tou and IL is the prls = OF every man to e&ini
lhcai; hut after all back of each The nominees lies
ls pirtv which must control. and every 81 Zen should
LOOK over tile whole ground and 90 ns x President
Grant does. support The party he believes nearest
right" II inpos ID to deny thai on perhaps The
gIavesi-is-ue before 90. - in aci between tn sold
south and the Solid North The Dem'cr1 &C. p1ry II Ger
'ninv in a IN every NJ tlerr sta'e bur one.
II Is where conceded that Without Nr"Nork there
l. 10 hnfe National Democratic iarIy. Il T.
everywhere that the Empire s,ac. win the cry
OF Nrw-Nnrk eit ont l. strongly k-lunictu. II Io.o"7
me mliadtl tu N.T-York CITY, without waicn II ha- no
tic'ty. iue Solid utn aul Iammauy against tie al
loyal men Of the North and West!
THE A BIUoN OF HE BORN RULERS"
One chiefecmeut in tbs contest Is then, tno old ante
War hanhcriug OF brilliant and arGr ssiye southern
statesmen fOr practical supremacy IA Jlc Government
at Washington. These bon rulers coutrved T.
fhe whole country hfty years before the Rebel
non. aud they want to do II agani Afer III North's
experience OF ntN Year OF 9''".i Iiit 'i'' 10 'n
bcil0n ter all Tie human ana material sacr,h IS
mate Tor the Union after having iofb rn' to max
treason odious after our eXperir.ce oI Two
Useless CONGRESSES, in broad sense. under
the control OF fornyeu bur uniorgvns rebels, are we
Of south Carolina and his party assure Us that ven
they have again out-cOuntcd "a. captured and
have come or loVeteasts ana tne atI eau LOT e'rIL
body. Clear the very hes men Of lie souin are now
justly held responsible Tor The strictly sectional lines
which mark this campaign
TIE REAL QUESTION.
Tie real question IS. shall the loyal States now sur
rer der to the solid South NewYork city the super
vision and revision Of the tiona credit. currency,
tariff internal revenue aud civil service This Is the
whole question. In seeking to answer IT, ne fnd
tat the south persists the voices Of IT'S sen lead
crs -pcau II tie North a. lis oppressor ana hater
uot" thsianc'ng the p'puar Ioro arn l Win r. ~
have been treated 10y the pr sent National Admlnstri-
ti0n. At'er an interval OF nf N years We ma no ev
dencr thtt the present generation ol o1u HT el WIZ
forgive the Iowa states Tor defeating the Rebellion
south viii deal with The y nth A. Win An enemy
WIN yer and wherever II IA, power. ne
OF ~ enemy toward the North dc ear and
numiate thc defenders OF tnc Union Fr"ma business
and DICTATOR of the policy o. tine country PRIOR the
war. has andicaI ~d all rgAs of Leadership by us
II. own ZONES, dcots n, has hus weakened and Grip
pl.d nor prosperity. wasted much ~ her power. ana
1--WE the south control Of the National
purse ana credit The SIutl has hid the
balance Of power and prlct'a control of tn" House or
Representative oi nearly six years. and during all
mat time has supported with gret force me widest
.I - NO..
south Graz, the silver question ihe simple truth
sou, for sound currency docirac.. II Wi prove
costy freak ~ military enfhnsia-., II The curre.ey
que lion be left 10 the "h'fn ru' r. Ala-n ne
South i confused and iwpraetc'ble ~ respect
20 the tarf anu J. formal r.vynue la.- IL cann't os
SAT- or the tar z. nor can tie shadow OF
good reason be gwen Why tne " bonn rllrrs sna. De
them win is 10 invite dire dsaster IN place
oil present uuexamp ed prosperity
THE CANDIDATES.
Thor. is no preteuce that G uera Hancock non
mated because OF any opinions he holds on the
important questions which have called
your attention. He Is only known mil
tary man. and such was nominated. Genera
Hancock depends for success upon men Whose policy
am nave ever been tsseutiay hnsur 1" me welfare
Tie statrs; men who can no more chanEe her
WAYS thau cOpIrI- change their spots Iue North
desires 10 i've win the s"ith a. qua nor a.
with masters. The Republican canaldate' now
ever. ha a record. a man auc A cg,la or OF me
MOST satisfactory cAaIdc'e ~ tHe WIZ '''. m
has great resources OF Knowledge aud experience
Wulch III LlM TOT Ihe uOs cAi-1'' at"l'-' I'm
culture. lie L. natural man. oil icugA sense rcess
Industry aud innate ntt2rv. Il be cannot b" trusted
Hi, politics are the politics winch saved
the Union, wAcn necessary for It's security and
highest welfare now.
Chairman Warng next read dispatch from
Chauncey NJ Depew. announcing that he would he
unable 10 reach the city IN time To deliver ms prom
ised address that evening. General b. +. Tracy and
Albert Daggett were loudly called for 10y the audi
euce Both came forward and excused themselves
promising speak on another OCCASION The meet
ing with enthusiastic cheers was then brought 10