New-York tribune., 1880-09-30

Now think that uhdef u V""'u"'o i: lii, - - IN 10
nIatform. and this palaver at the
bnstings. tie Republican vote IN those
II counties will probably De tbs aUI4Ss %hies e to
he IN ,luled in all this pro.pcri ty OF free palioI
full vote and fair count suppose dna tnar as9rD
gate vote will rise from i6ooO TO a2,VVpo' ~ r;oor
,eonin are made of: | don't Know whether
thew like this palaver. don't thlnk IL s
credtabe to candidate tnat Is peoGr 'sn ne rrn i,'
rrinE as that | don't think it s creditao,e 10 n
nartV even though it is worse than rs candiate' To
such solemn oh loye nor psncpes
and practice that l have ever heard 0l was
that of the man who broke his WIGS neau WIZ u
motto that hung ~ a frame al .ie,r pJusu n1a. NJ
hless our homev Applause and laughter Now,
1's mind d.at;' tlat; they are far off; they are
ro',t thew are feeble; don't distress yourselves
ahout this injury of the poor blacks III the distant
part of the country These are state rights aHu we
mean to exercise them" Bat when American liberty
accuses tho Democratic party of having made
an assault upon tho first foundation right
Of liberty and equality, the {. Demo, Demo
cratic party undertakes to reply: W hch
have we made such an ASSAULT Why, we have
prophesed in and under the name OF liDeriY anu ~
ana under the name of liberty We have cast out rad
zeal devils" The answer is: "lnasmnch as ye
have done it TO the least OF these poor disciples OF
liberty, ye have done 1t unto me" lOreat appauSci
DEMOCRATS GOING BACK TO THE PAST.
What was the Democratic doctrine in 1907
What was il ND TO the end of the war What, IN
eoual stress will it be again 1t is of dssolnble
Union, distinct States That is the difference be-
tween the Republicans and the Democrats.
And now, gentlemen, we must consider as
have said tha; the Democrats do not crlticise any
troube in your affairs during the last fonr years
vour government has been administered. w nat 90
tb.y call attention tot Is 1t we that go BACK INTO
the past ? No it is they. 1t is they that go PACK
into the past Their whole proposition. ther whoi9
discussion is made up of the passions OF the past ana
they wish with party made up IN the same wiz,
to bring back the Government as ~ stooi III tooo t
over the heads of the party that drove thcm Iroul
that Government and has kept them Out ever
since Well now, these Democrats are very deVout.
Senator Hill said: Why VIII you Keep up Gov Gov
crnment9 Ii Won do not think we are lit Tor u, try
usl lust try usw He says i IN the same easy way
with which the schooiboy in the country tries 10
wheedle a kiss out of pouting beauty, Just 12r
Snce, for four a' years. a We'll, IN an era of good
FEELING after an extreme effort to q compromise on
The nart of the North. in 1850 we chose PieTce--a
Northern statesman. better than his party only Tor
four years. and just for once And now ne diu teir @
connry to tattcrs, during that fodr wears, ny the
r"neal of the Missouri Compromise And we tired
another kiss from the Democratic party In Mr;
buchanan and just for four years. Ana now ana
he rack and ruin this cOuntry-only IN four years
And now. for twenty years, by faith In God ana
falth in the people. we have made 1t larger, more
nnn
IApplause.l Aud now they want TO pnt IL 1acK' Mi,'
lust Tor once Just for four years lLanghter.l Wen
think that when the people 81 ms COUNTY, nIhe %
partnership between these leaders and our affairs,
ihev had better think a little OF mat story
Of partnership that was made between
somewhat experienced and practical
merchant S0t and capitalist VINO had good deal Of
nronerty and not much sagacity. :" Why"
sad sad lis friend to this experienced trader,
"naeri"Sa aayS r made Yes. Hf% HSvc pa'%s''P %% M
IoucsU well. what does h. pat in I" "Why, he
puts IN 100000, and | pat III ,,h ,he experience
Well, now long IS tins 10 last ;u oh. oaiS a ia
sIoo sI@r 600 and he the experience Laugh
ter. Nov these leaders nave hau
great deal OF experience llaughter, ana we nave got
a great deal of money; but even at the
end of four years we would not haye
their experience If we had not any money
left. Have they not had the experience OF
buchanan of terrible war, of the ruin OF National
credit OF the depression of trade how can one
listen with dccency and coup0snre To Inc oIier oil
such partnershp' Arc we iIght-leaded anu pos sEo
Sessed eS hf s ass aeas i "i 20
character of this sober American people is that
the character of New-Enganders, and New, iorkers.
and Pcuusy sylvlnians, and the people OF the great
West We'll, November wi tell the story sald
four wears ago that this people did not need
auo,her oye-opener for another generation; but
tnrse experienced SOutncrners think That we are
now ready for another eye-opener that VIII iast us
for fifteen years more -.
I'M. notice without having the fear OF the Pharl-
srs before his eyes, before IN immense crowd 0i his
fellow-citzeus publicly gives than ks to the God OF
stroved. Well, the Solid South did not
destroy slavery LanshNssr N dhg diS roI %escefrsy aey
siaS''Si ean party S" tnat destroyed slavery, and
thus all that Senator itil III IL mas iPnma 1hma
that the Republican party did. lLaught.r ana
cheers. ,.oo =. ,,. i
tt,,sf .,vnr Tn W.
Coed SSp tor t laqshIcrE E well, t,r it was mot not
crss nor the dcSscated Democratic party of the
Nor;h. II Is the Republican, party that made !he
war II success. Applause. Hayard thanks God
thar this vas done well, these great statesmen are
r,ght I'm being dcyout, ard right III assuming
the humility of David IN one OF his most celeDTatet
lsalm,: "NOH nObiS domino "-'N9t INTO us, u LOTd,
hut unto Thee he all the praise" lApplauSc
ABIIORRENCE OF sECrIONALlSM
Well gentlemen. we do abhor sectionalism; the
uen of this country the great body of people OF this
ountry have always abhOrrcd sectionaism they
ahhorred It before the war; they abhorred in the
war: they abhorred it during reconstruction
they abhor it now Applause. And, thank, God,
they have got all the seGtIonallsln now
from and IN the S0iId South. lAppausc.I Sec
toualISm of tine South has always been eager, JOY
ans and aggressive: the pride and staple oi Their
poliics; with the North slow, sad, reluctant de-
| iensvc-ncyer with us sword to attack nothing
| hut "A shield 10 defend. We have defended the
| IuiOo against s. ctlonalism IN arms; we have pro-
t,ctcd the Constitution against sectlonalSm III
| uracc and we will save the Government. Long and
| Continued applausrI We will save the Government
| from passing INTO the hands of scctIonalIsm next
| November and four years hence, aud eight years
| hence and twelve years hence. and so
| ON during the long roll of the his
| tory of the American people. lAppause.l Let us,
then understand that the freedom of the suffrage TO
the black means the freedom Of the suffrage to the
white have not Yet found anyw here. IN any system
ofethIcs of morality, any doctrine 9i
distinction between coors race rs To human ghts.
| / nave known them trampled on, but have known
IhcI1 rras>ertcd. and do not believe that great
| Marty and IL noble people tkat has kept ITS
| tait6-that IT would preserve the Union,
| that il would preserve the Constitution
that il would pay IFS deots, that II would redeem
ts orcenbycks-l do not believe ihat it will break
the faIth that II has pledged TO the poor and de-
fencccss because they are poor aud dcienccess. APP
| p.auscl The Democratic party may pass by on the
her side of these poor sufferers of the South, but
L aLA.I.. a.It "a Iiln