, 1880-07-29
Urgent Calls from Helpless and
Prescribed Republicans at
the South.
Tho Manner in Which Southern
States Havo 1ecpudfnted
Their Debts.
Over 5000, 900, 900 Of State and
Municipal Obligations Lost
to Creditors.
The 1rish-Amorican Republicans Of
New York Enthusiastic for
Garfield.

Garfield.
THE DEMOCRACY.
TI1D1:S'B MEETING IN NEW YORK.
Sptefas Utspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
NEw YoRK, July 2s.-1t was Tllden's
boom to-.IEht, and not 1Iancock's by n long
shut Til.lrn druw tho Immense crowd 10
the Academy OF Music, and Tiltlen got tho
there was roar for tho old 1nall, and l,e
loot;cd rs tick'ed III 4 man could look who
reflected tint Ills WAS the popularity while
nlIother's wns tho nominations; tl,at ho was
the fay0rft, but another tho ,lguretleatl of tho
Democratic party In this campaign. The at-
tendance was nearly MI ut tic Academy,
aud tllcr0 wasn't enthusiasm enough to create
aiythinE like n goo.-sEzcl audience Mt tho
overflow meetings Which Ind been provided
at Nilsson Hall and Irving Hall. Only II
corp0ral's guard uf Tammany1tcs were to be
seer, anywhere abnut. There Is great talk
about tho Democratic lmfun and harmony,
and NIL that; yet thia was rs sdislinctlve,y n,M
exclusively an anli-rntnmany ratification ns
was ever held. join Kelly Ind no share or
interest IN It, md plugged tho "Aclillrs slllk-
ing III his tett.o Tllu Nestos Of tho council
lid not give much ntlyice, but lie wns re-.
eeEye.t ns though he carried the wisdom OF
the purity
1orTLED' Ut IN HIS BRAIN,
and lis words wero taken III rs eagerly rs II
they were Nuggets Of gold. The SnKo bore
himself well under sucl. tIatturtng rccognt-
tion rs few Democrats ever hal! here, a,ld
bowed, NIL smiles, with Ills Int OIL thu place
supposed IL represent Ills hcart. Iio lool;c,l
neither stronger nor weaker tllnn OH Ills last
public appearance, but he did not then loolz
exactly lively. Tllat he should consent 10
prcstGu was accepted OIL NIL hands rs N, yt,-
expected show Of sayor, and the appreciation
Of 1t WIS hearty enough 10 crafty any man.
WHEN TIE MEETING OPENED
tic Academy was crowded. to It's utmost co-
paclty. On the platform, surrounding Mr..
'l'ilteis. were the prominent Democratic yIs-
itors alld residents. 1t WIS tho most respect
ablu showing tho purity lIls n,adc III years,
the ltgfl-r0lllrctl, squnre-}awe,l crowd being
III minority. Alany Republicans wero urcs-
Cit tn enjoy thu spectacle. TildcM srnillrsl
to tic desk III his customary styc, his botly
bent, his lIatlds working cotlvulsively, his
whole appearance TINT Of n galvanized num-
my, rs II lsas been Tor sons years. liz spoke
with great effort, and was but partially heard.
lie snii:
1Wl{lk $ttll+ MY 1GliOWeQll32qtlS. 1nF fH3 cor
evr,li'lg frp'n my country home to to!n with yni
y oxrTssing an.! ,@1ssar!nE @ tho PURPOSE nr the
tho not,Inatton of Hancock nnsl English.
lcApors.l lmvo como, under u atlpulation uf
Lr g%I''Se ~ ytc tf to y s4sfss nG* r.: ,o ct
70 1ts,ttc IL spGcctl. Whit sha!t hnvo to sAy,
t'lersfos%: w! 10 but hr!ot and 70 tbo
pnIttht SUITES t!clnanda n change in thu
A.mnIssratlon or. thu Federal Government.
tEhsess itstorm Ea necessary to remove ~
tiplca and bal government. AppIt,ise.l THO
% ltssif r%pon.is % hi"F f"F tho b. it9s Sssa nar a
s sqat Il MbS aM u # s % siaf M"E',r 2, s our
a.d s!xIal!y .sons,!ne.l. VIII st.bvert, ne
nru II, prs,li. uni substitute In Its placo Il
ly1uAsy nf oti!crho!ticrs milling o,l ii Iowur
usainst tho VIII O tho .lHop'e. iAppla,,s".) rio
thoelaetion or hon rcir GusiSo Judgment. It,
| It will preyuntn repctitloa hereaftpr nf tho
ptS. l9hscrs conKrat,,latay ySu upo" ar ,; yo,,r
Gull aua upon your nominations, nn!l upon tho
n,apten.ls i'To!nise Of sue.css which ! s..o III
Il lilo mcotas ttGheors.1 j '' ''''F ''S'"eas
! ltEsDLtrrIoNs wEllE READ
declaring with yrrl,oslty the principles Dl
tho platform. 1.rtters wOrU read from lhMtl,
| Democrats, nnd SlH'n kcr inntlul WINS ti,ei!
WIS muei appilnslotl. T'nin Ewing followed
with III equally yttol effort, ald ho gJ,yt
rl'He t' S.'!lls ~ iinry Southern nIatory froti
J. llaNA0lpl' Tucker, wl,o atartel out b,
ss,ylnE tint tl,ert. was ~ Solid South" pnrti
IN VirRlnfa. lllnt Stats lad luen wild sfnel
1b00, nlMl llG ta'lllh pNnnsAb tint sltu w0nt
Gnntll.nv 10 cast u hn!lt v0te II. tho future
'!here l,ata onca been tw0 parties III thu
State, Int now thoro WINS only one. Mr.
,ruekur's etfart WIS llttlb too )" Solit
s94llly" fur Ills audience, aud WIS recetyet
''ri!!i meeting was closnl by Sonator Jones
0f Fsnritlu, who lnullu nlntller Thorough
Southern speech, but u very dull one. |
tl.nuEllnut this section thtre would 10
"So!iA Snrth.h tan',.-snlAly llup.tbllcai.
/ AT TilE lHflSG-lIAl!. stEEElNu
tlore VIA very characteristic Incident. TIN
lion. Gc0ran liariles, nf ties,rgIn, d yer,
stout ,nult, WIS Introduced, at1 Anlbltd iii
10 the speakers drsk, wlplnk tho psrsplrnttoi
from ltta br0W. lis WIS evidently s!cAp,
bllnkml surln'sly ~ lta rolled tllctt. nroul,s
slass tiIlpd with lh1ult. which lany hnvu l,,t,
irG,f ira, hut 11ukGh ht,tgnlarly like strufgE,
i,u,nacrnl!n whisky, stsuHt on TIC slble by hi
side. uni li1 lMg1ln !,tS BlHetl IN u tllici;
husky voice, possibly hntr'tylnx emotion owe
tlla c,.tlst. Ills volce a,ll .n1iitter welt l,t,
the gAss. Among. nthur brIlltAut thlng
which l.e said wars Mesa:
enn only kay, amid thia nolay arowtl. "poacG
10 STILL" It IL thu yale9 that t.oles fr1'nl cfl
g'iin1tL stere loHK slp.l This ftx'linE III ~
Uninn. II yua Ru stsit!, yoi, VIII! .iul 10 tcola
Mt III un th9 subject at disturbance. fAnUthe
zip nnd .1lch tnliso III tho nu'lienv.l Thi