New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-23

tho snoIs would raise storm OF Indignation that Wouo
sweep II from mower
proresser SaeIve smoke earnestly of the need Of
adopting a sound platform. Carl SchuT, whp Ell
tered while Mr. tceye was speaking ,hilou WI
ing the floor made report from VIC N'"'
mittee ON Resolutions lie e'in ,' Lc
There was no new ttn "i r,,r The oucs-
ttons referred to A. for the rcnso0 that We gre WV.
bero tn ,Npto.s ownione" AZ this statement there
was ana audible snicker m the audience"
Mn CrHtls rrNps ~ AruHrss 10 lHh FrnllU
Mir kchu,g said that Mr. Curtis had prepared "n
addtcss which the committee had adopted hn' '"''
Ar tntiis would read a.. which hc did o' follows
rho paramount laauo ~ the utesdDntH ,lsyun Hl ,'
lef we" M aud honoar It ndwiuattatton
uana ngso' Hnl vN' ,,s n" s,,, rtnmcnt urau which
thr psttuina ut the iva retiltA un no. ''''Nl t
So tn,aa ahra IL, QUO platform =. scl9nnf i'av,,.'i
hy me o,hsE NTH evidently conismplio . t'n'iH
nHeemee Of rnhlr orlnen oHaH m ,t,,ingnes,
a. d,,lats upua otbot ava otidmll pnrssunns N'NHs
which in me present 'ehu''"n "' "in'" Scs indeed
disturb the suucs Wilma th"n7'Nea n"t"" S md
nov cuhtre malaN ny hnAlt ahd unam"nn' "m"
saee the s,| i'aGc cue s. most Vital political
nr, it h,. bre thr eudesVor OF good citizens !" h".h
.l,, ~ .,t az orn pro -ress aud reform Inc
Indispensable necessity lhis course has been long a
Broad Sc most hrcatoniue National P iudou.
political corruption meI',naiy ana "on1rt,,l.rf II b
senator Hosr ~ lcnsetts, IS The shamd Doc
maj a. trle way by which power should be tanrd
In the Republic is to buoe tle people with the ol.ars
rtSl for tArir service ard The uur eud 'or which ID
amh,tion and the craudeltion OF personal revcaec"
But this doctrine naturally h.s HToag.,,,.c
rhc corrup, spirit ami tendency have so raridy d.
yr.uped Chat they s'.t p.,-..on .., lain my
10 ide appeal 10 The pubic conscience "rcn tlr So
rorut alton. oi public men 10y tae 70 III I'n ., M ,
puIhr men equally gully declare ihIt su',v
,,nine eminent position ,prov,s every mpi .
su,wcon OF wronedon2 snd' dcsp'hs t1 lr, XII
measures {" reform tle sy..-u oi OH ID" , o,,ny
fosters dishonest politics, MAKE -iet parry "o'',,
IS he duly o. every citizen wEo for great
and beneficial ends has hahnaliy supported PuE 10
pa1i To the character OF those whom o. selects a.
It's executive agents, 20 be supreme Na"uu nc ~.
ten icucy more El'a 10 the pubic welITe c'Ah-' nc
conceived and when by public indaerthrs or t, 49,,
'''nlirs hiS colIupI ~ 'y 70 Tie ishcsl
ho9r n IL, S , g3 nd imperative than
that OF battling ana defeating the demand.
THE REPUBLICAN, NOMINATION..
Ifthe Pepuhlican convention had presented caIdl-
date whose character and career wee the pied 90 OF
re-olue contest with the tendency mat We have
described If they had oretold stern dealing with po-
zeal corruption and vigorous correction " the vast
abuses when hc long undsturbed tenure Of power 10y
any party breed D. the success OF IN" Candla
had promised iutexhle hone'y OF aim'ns'rlt on pun
ncauon OF the Government and ccVttoa Of me parry
standard, every Republican voter w1i'l h'r SIdN suP
tho anticinauons which this nomination lofnIS l.
offers canaidato who i unfit leader shown by his
own words and his acknowledged ac.7' wmrh Sfr OF
oil. al record 10 be uiwoIthT Of respect ana coho'tfi
gam; a representative OF men, methods ana conduct
which the public conscience condemns ana W"lch nus
trtte the very evils which honest ien wond reform 7urh
nomination does no, lIou'se III ~ , ~ 49, -,
flexible official integrity and wise JUDGMENT sole ressfd
10 promote reform in the civil service am
ccas 'e-sy TO pursue ana punish .. p IoHg
we generally supported Republican nominations rs
more surely promising reform than those OF t"r D,9p
thaf ihey woud correct Republicans cannot hope thai
Irh e.
the past he corrected or the party reformed We
are very proud Of the record and services o. me
Republican party, but not with our consent or comfy
auce shall that record he dsyraced.
lieent independence Of IT, own members or WI SINK
from an agency 10 secure good government into r.
moral ,crrrncnt II was tho party % political moral
it' ard of rs9nA H7rjy Il 3hl'Hgd un,.l'E ~ we
political sgency not 10 pc worsapp.d but TO he iuy
was organized. 81 do not know said M IS
ard, tA ~ AIS aI'i WaiL "e 1,d do 80 Inv
iua it VIII a"ls or ever ons preserve it, conrh7e IT'S
moderation and rs con 'l..gHc :, IL 11' ' .o J. %
faithful, al preceding parties have DONE u VIII va"
sorrow orreset on my prt pnr-h as tn,} 1it Le-4
ms rra, must not be forgotten. II is Win pro
'onud CONVECTION of il, wisdom t4at Republicans faithful
Eepnoncon fathers tha, political morality ani
u,i1lv of administration are more precious ti1 parity
are now constrained oppose tnc hepn'uctn ire,tcn
tia Nominate ia ,hc iLt- 81 WaaI 90 ~ t.t - 1t
pure rcrub,cansr. OF tno puAic welfare AMI OF tho
nO40r of the American name.
The Ecpuolcin nomination La, Cor jh, tim snp.r.
.ii Ill nDr issues by BE- sing to. question ~ o;I' Cd
honesty. Iis question cguupt p" Jy"d.d except .pol
the meat ~ thc oci, character ~ candidate "e' uo
be considered and ~ I IN order &C. secure parry l'
ent the members %: party ought 20 vote for any can
td4tp who l. been Iczt y nominated. tHi- I- plea
b.vnud which parry Iatrr~s cannot z Acqul scc."c IA
4, would tui. me SURF. ndcr OF the ssIesprCt every
,,tsr
Irr, cnuld be no candidate rp unfit that th. plea would
, ,,.,. t urport ,r,I l;,,ubirtu success. justified
H., AN ar f,.,. which a. l.. t. r bic would
m c .r,,v a. ~. Nittl rfaruc al The party and
how that thc spirit aud character winch created It,
great traditions are rapidly pcrI-!Iug.
,.r.,e. ,.,., ..rt.ptit.> ,unI-rp CrrVrrA~D
ii'"i'' 4"' -
Upon the practical questions o ldlII ana HH"'e' anu
oil ar oDc-iioI- mon which b,h parties divided
49,, 49,. 81, ..... 1t,i.l.t IT,. .,.,i,i., W.,
"l'nh '"'''-''''N' We ''' IL" ' 90 ~