New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-24
nEwyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY S-KLLE SHEET

sylyania. lGre1t lauehterI ne, ne mus 1aa,,hiay
And be tells us that his doctrine = zoe term wih con
tlnue RS long Nature lass lLaughteal Inen ssna,o
n IndoI, b wrpe nln let ef I don't know whether
senator Randolph answered II or q a ttR.er! DnI
that answer ~ worse thai tho nrst ,, =
understand now mat another ietie, - k"'1H ,,, the
period Of incubation At Governors 'shI up,n tnJG
great subject OF the tariff L. won't DO lA'P'"'o anu
They say one thing they suro Of he IS opposrn
TO paying Southern pensions and 5Du'noi" g,insf
He saws mat man INV lyuHn1 GooIfT
this Government haa no ri9nt to peisr'' H DDI 80
that fought against ms G9Tr,n ~ ga ~ a
rlght to Office. Loud and prolOuEeu ap.aurJ ~, ,,a
earn pension by tearnk our nAE pn1 on e
Longs'ree ~ Longsreet has epen'en OF VII ~ vi.
LOLgstreet admits that he was wrong ana lh,lo %
40 Drawer officer in the Southern Competency; lN,r
pause Every OF the South VINO VIII say, " hlue
st Ike - don't want HIM 10 say that be knew ne was
wrOng-d ask him 10 cay IL that ne no" ,uinAS to
WIS wrong, and every man Of the South tO-0d' VINO
saws wrong and who SAYS from this lay iol"@iu
viii iakr him by the hand. IRenewed ann an~ Bdt
wnIlc he Is attempting 10 do AZ the b'liouK "ngI no
against him while he uses Northern General 10 9lit
Southern trap won't bite WI ioIgye uen " ,t
they right, while they insist thai STA SoYefeisI
is the proper doctrine, am opposed 10 theH chmo'hs
maneooN says that he viii not pay these c aims he
AGREES 10 veto b hat hs party may :he agrees IN
advance That he viii defeat party that be exncs
elect him he 10 eff ct, says 10 me people, iou r"h
trust tha, party but zoo can lnst me- snn59r lot
! admit that tary haven't hah Dite III
Inc Is safety compared 20 me hunger tl,ay co. Bnt
b"fCyeen nat vTsf appetite known ~ me moor q
rnrty md inc public treasury a throw the sGeid OF
nv veto" IAnpause.l NJ inan has a r.gA' to say ia
advance Whtt he VIII veto, any more t0ah . JuIkS
has a righ. to say in advance how BIO VIII
decide a case. lAVpiause.l The veto power ~ a
distinction with winch tAe % %" >, sut,on b mas
righ 10 say that VIII veto untl b." has heard b0lh
side Of Tie On suon [AppIau'e.l But he agrees ~
I would ra'h~r trust party than csn Death may
veto Haucock, ana Death 9as nor Dee" RI , s~S
Ter Tylor, Fillmore Andy Johnson angi-
ser i don't wish Death 10 elect any more
william II English becomes Prtsideut OF the United
states ffll3ses No. no, no! All need to say about
- all You don't want nm. " etner he many stories
hat nave been tQd about nm are ltue c 1r ny
I don't know. and viii not eye eufrsn'y
10 solitary word AGAINST the reputation Of an Anerica1
cries If Good RI what l rave got sainst bin is
what be has done 10 pubic life When Charles sumner
CHARLES snmnrr tne pfilanihrOpist, who spoke to
the conscience OF hs time and 10 thr history O1 h' uuf
when he stood w tue United 81 ana madt
into the senate Villain aud struck hun down a though
Congress. and wGen resolution was INTRODUCE IN
ne House To- cApel that man Wlli4u II. lug,
could adj to the nturny OF That public act lAI-
pausel Ina is enough Tor me, and whatever DIS prl-
va e NAV b. e. II be that Of auCel. never, never.
sassin O. free speech. [App.ause,I General
dancock. they tell me. Is statesman auA1;rfl
tat what Ittle time be uas had 70 spare lrO war ne
coui spare rom triff he ven . the COnsttu-
non Of mis- country showing under VIVA ercI Instances
VI OrGenera can put AZ defiance the I"Lei Ss VI the
But while a1n upon that subject it may be Wei for
me - state that never will be President of tie United
sisres. Loud applsus-l Now, say that II. VINO.
IN time pe prefers peGce, and pre- ers the aV0oa-
tons Of peace; man who IN tDe ilme 81 peac Woud
raDcr look at the IN the " June RAJ her listen 10
the Jun Of rather lit by his door WIN MS VIE "nd
I loves peace, and yet when the blast of war
ana goes 20 the field war 10 IL end his ry, and
the wa, IA over goes home an again pursdes TIE
nyocatiOus Of peace-tat man Is just as good % say ne
least OF nim, as nah VINO IA tne Oh profound peace
makes NJ his mind thar h. would ike 10 make ~. LIVING
killing other oas. To say che least Of IT, he a. good
TIE REPUBLICAN, sTANDARDBLARERs
The Republicans have named as their -taudirdbear-
era James A. Garfield tremendous cheers, agalu and
again renewed the Standing waving their hats
AID the ladies heir han1kerchiefsl-Ja A. Garfield
cIecr-l ald Chester \. Arthur great cheers ana ap
pau.cl James Carl s.d was volunteer soldier and
be TOOK away from The field Of ChicSanauca "a much
glory a. any one could carry lGrest applause.l
Tie Is mo- only a sodler-he a statesman. lAppause.l
lie has studied aud discussed al the great questions
tnai az prosperity and Webeing OF the American
people. His opinions IRE wen Known ana say u
vou c-nlt that there Is not ia tas Nton there Is rot
t ~, ,, fsmrs a Garfria Uyreat cuerr- ikuow
lin aud like am. lAppaus-l know hl.u a. we'll
as amy otler puDlc man, and IKE ulm- The Demo
cratic parry say mat ee j. noe honest Inavc been
reading some Democratic papers tod and yOu Wont
SAY that every If heir editors hau PRIV tie sewer
OF LIS own anSAterI mo when hao ben empteI
and atpl.ns,I 1Acy tell me that james A.
Garfield j. NOT uones, Are you Dem0crltt Your
uartv rec t, steal uellly ualf tins country Zap
plause Your party stoir the armament OF nttiou
Your party wang To- I've upon &c unpaid laoor u
four Iiiuuns o. people. ADp.au~el You ave 40 r-It
he h,0r for tue purpose o. ~ "A NJ l0-on ~ non-
James A. Gadlcl has been al Cue urad oi tAe most nm
poItsut conui tees ~ Congress; he l. mrin-
per Of tue most Important one o. thc Nn'e
Of the United STATES. Applau,eI And you know it.
Hr }, ibe ledd OF tHe mouse IN one wave a. MS
hiaG Ae take millions from the pocket OF one niu
try pat INTO Tie 20 kct OF auOtOer; WIN motion
OF his haud lie could nave ulaI himself mlh "ed'H'
but t0-niZn. a poor man lAprlausel But he Is
ItpII .usel and 10 br4iu he Is mliionaire. l1relt
ayplaus.l suOw HIM ANA l ike nan. ithecisi lie
Apul4us.l Ana he men f0r wuom he bys done
uuuunoelel tayors. the uen wn"m Ire nod uy
WIN As great generosity. ne allowed, u-nec uny,
10 1--we, axe now tAIoOl-s th 10 Ine reputation " tAat
several ldt-s and gentlemen were passing muddy
place arOu4d mica Wcrr gathered ragged and Wreched
a. tI' ~ az, II rar iyoH" Ana irlIe Fellow SAID
Y.u cau't 40 IL vltI0u dlrying your nand~" lLtnSn
ter aac appaus".i Ana it doesn't mart u.s. anyway
never Iuofr profoundly happy than on the night
Of tuat l2lu uay o.. October when 1 found tuat De
tween an honest aug a. si1hg man ana M
snrids. ldre-t apr'Hlsel NIrn Quo sald Garfield
prolJug Il .P.au~c ami cnecI>i ANA Wucn I.dl5ua
.ua ca, ers and wien INDIANA up her hauds ANA
"a. . Allow ne T., iud,.-e uI,l veract,'i wa. Pho
carry every Northern state;" tIat sad 20 te. q" TIE
sJG Salth VIII pe confronted py great aud splendid
,uow G.raclI - like him. lL4u.h,er and cheers.l
Some people awe ,al, How i> u taa, you surpoit
sfh,-a wnen ne wa, p mnstet ~ .l.,nsntei.l " "SY
is By tuat you @Hp"r, "irn'i" ""r He - 90 Nnts.''
Sil tell you. mere a' tNO reasons Tue nrs - asa
nor Is be-Edr; ana secondly James i. Otrn,d ls uot
beus cyciy -ht lace claims tlr INNS i lie ocicE~s IN
u>cs that every religion should rest upon ats ally,
upon hs reason upon iis pefsu's.n' uY'n us