New-York tribune., 1883-11-04

that these poor people would nave better chanoe uI
And IN the county az Large are nc s not % NJ
s feel that tie Of duty that that fought to save
the Government shall be helped aud protected by the
Now, gentlemen give way to more interesting speak
s1ss snsson nro SSe' SSt '%sS WsS say nO%
voice could be heard in any quarter this State that 4
one s TSdS % voters from the
contest and left to be counted as Democratic victory
good result II the publication II the elevation 4 the
better and % TsPec rep a 0SGT @eSo
the ony way to repeat and to emphasize that lesson,
agement Of politics for the present year that each
msp who stayed away year ago to teach lesson as S,
better lesson loud applause
SPEECH OF Mr. DEPEw.
Chauncey NJ Depew was the only other speaker.
He turned upon the Democrats with great effect
their cry, Turn the rascals out" His
illusions to the struggle to emancipate
Brooklyn from rlng rule, and partlcu-
larly the mention of Mayor Lows name, were
the signals for an outbreak of great applause, and
three cheers were given for Mr.. Low, in which the
whole audience joined. The vast throng listened
with the most evident interest to the close OF the
address. Mr.. Dcpew spoke to this effect:
FELLOW CITIZENS: The distinguished statesman and
orator. Mr. Evarts, has fully presented the Republican
argument that there is little left to be said One year
has gone by since last met you in this hall heavier
burden than that imposed upon then no speaker ever
bore. Tho darkness without was only equaled BY the
tory the only anxiety being about the size OF the defeat
Onr best expectation that the guard might be
able 10 the retreat that the rou might not De %
lowed by annihation. We are all now agreed that on
election day the fortunes OF the Republican party IN
this state reached tGer lowest cDD fI" ohi ~
flood has been steadily rising. The election IN ONO
nothing The great party OF progress ana REFORM
found il necessary in and Ohio to meet the ever
present issues of the liquor traffic and the sabbath Ihey
shops brought millions Of dollars to the Treasury for
the relief Of the taxpayers and promoted Law order ana
sObrcty. The Democratic party went solid for unlnt-
Ii icd tcm While the 6dyocates Of prohibition
friends Of good government divided on an excise qcs
question. In a Presidential election all Will be united
against the common enemy. No parry can always re-
main i'm power. The Republicans their long Spr3n-
acv both TO their own merits and the mistakes or ncOm-
pctcnCy Of their opponents. When dcfeat seemed Ger
tain and at times almost deserved, we have found
ncvcr-faing ally I'm Democratic Congress. Rcstlye-
ness under the cXacons and methods of party leaders
whom power has made arrogant anu uGiaoiiai an lIG a.
sisuble desire for change curious disposition as Iu
Massachusetts, last year to what the old man will do
make temporary dSt,crs come ho ItcUl.S srl1nn' snt'
From yOuhto old age wcnevcr get used to the cha-teh
long in pickle fell last fan with such fearful force the
lesson was learned. machines disbandcd faction disap-
party OF New-YOIk marches confidently upon lis mis-
sion. I believe both Massachusetts, and Ncw-lork are
rule. Neither better government nor wiser laws nor
purcr morals nor lower taxes have followed TIE election
Of General Butler, hut the old Commonwealth has been
dragged through the mirc and made hy-word and re
proarh al over the ahu >ad To n us In
ing Of human hides recognized Industry IN your state
that You have put them In your freight urn charging
for them fourth class in boxes and thrd class In bales
and double first class loose with no allowances Tor dam
age by rubbing r. lie answered: No human hides have
ever set been treated that way in Massachusetts, but the
morning after election, you viii ind one thoroughly
tanned by the people hanging over the Governors gate
Laughter.
THE CONVENTIONS CONTRA sTED.
The conventions held at Richhcld and Buffalo arc
typical OF the conventions Of the two parties in this
state At Richncd there were leaders and no fol
lowers Every member felt that ne the elected ad
minrator of trust selected by the people of his dis
tct to satisfy that larger constituency the people OF the
commonwealth In IN, sPirit the sole piilo'e OF inc
result was after due dclbcraton the common Judgment
Of the But at Buffalo there was neither c0suIta-
tion nor dclberaon. The mob hung imaticntIy about
the corridors prophcsied noisly in the bar-rooms,
waiting the orders which might come through ihc barred
doors of the BOSSES The candidates were not cnyasng
delegates but importuning leaders, Dean Richmond,
that wise old master OF the Democratic party used TO say
that he slated everything but the state Prison Inspectors
that he left to the convention because II Kept ayS l4f
about the business their convention than the two Of
tbcir number who stepped of the return train when II
was going forty miles an hour 10 PICK up thtf la hu
to do With the speed the locomotive The result was
ticket without strength and platform without principles
They have been defeated for aPuatcr Oh 4 Ceat,tS "
cause in every National crisis they have peen 700 laeoi
too previous They have been opposed 10 Il. c",Crl
tration OF power IN the National Government wien
was essential to the National ehiNehcG nre III Ir" "
the unlimited exercise OF Federal authority Whrn tN
travagant appropriations we're to pg nde o I o, lnT
Federal Treasury for local purposes llei r 1871 hn
constitutional amendments ana nhalcIh REFORMS NiuI
favored them when the occasions winch , Hllyu
being have become ancient history. Nheh hhlimI'u
currency necessity, without Whlci hI%iino5 %
c0ud not be moved uavcs hOatrd they were for hard
money and when the credit and business OF the NatiO
and irTcdcrnla6ic grccnbacbs And now having neither
principles policy and fearful OF processing any, my
iov. fLe only Vital issue the tariff ont or their platform
and srrmOunt their patitudcs with banner bearing lne
notices Turn the rascals out ana lhe kepuplc"n
tfIF lfrT
p'iEy TEe Hst so5ier g Of the Black Prince who rushed
10 Land f"' knew it meant his King and country the
Crusader who cried as he struck the lhneh by our
the Hungarian Diet which, with drawn swords sautcd
Maria Theresa when she appeared before lGcIu MII NJ
baiT in her arms, with the electrical watchw9rd, We
will die for our King. Maria Theresa spoke Tor me
liberty Of their country; the volunteer bearing IN ms
breast the sentiment Liberty and Union. one ana t lH
visible now and forever" the buwaIk or American
Nationality; but when Tainuany ana me Iohl! %
racy ba%l Turn the rascals out they becom1 lne
champion GS0mGr9sr" @ @ mc 9n G rGt nS Of it radnSnt ali
created by the Democratic party Turn the i{iscais
ont The tax levy this year Is S2OOOOOO more luah II
tbc 1lscBs out The state Government Is Democratic
in all it, branches and our taxes nave c,,''I ooyr
mc,hboIing city Of Brooklyn contest Is now gong Oh
which illustrates the spirit Of the two paries Nou,
10 10 ti' Io c more than anvthin i'm "A decade To demon
sfr;Itr The possibility Of popular government win
cnricucy aud integrity in great cities lie has hlicd
rIrriul management from dckcr and dirt, from cor
fon and neglect up to the dignity Of government ana
he methods of wcll-Ordcrcd business Upon the qlcS-
on whether this successful experiment shalI De culh
ned INC Democrats opposing The reelection Ot Mayor
Low for the avowCd purpose OF securing the power
aud patronage of the city FOR party uses III thc Irtst
tiaI canvass while the Republicans, who might win III
the division are enthusiastic and unanimous for Low
and reform II the only party in our history whlch
has rcpcatc,lly demonstrated its Willingness IN time oi
local peril to forcgo partisan advantages for the general
welfare lApplause.I
WHAT DEMOCRATIC LEGISLATURE DID.
The Democratic party have in the last twenty five years
rcpcatcdy had possession Of this great state for expert
mental purposes During the same period the Rcpubh-
cans have been continuously in power at Washington
With so conspicuous opportunity they would long ago
have elected President but for their failures in New
York Every trial followed by distrus in the state ana
terror i'm the Nation The canal that grand waterway
IN ,rbicb we owe 80 much Of commercial prosperity