New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-06


aud deliberate Judgment
WHAT THE PARTY DEMANDS.
II has been averred that in making this nomination
every other consideration should merge every others
interest be sacrificed in order, and with aview exelU-
syely to secure the Republican vote and the state
NJ New-York (siight applause from back seats Gen
temep tina Republican party demands OF hls CONVENTION
carry the Presidency with or the state Of New
York appsuss that VII carly The LsS'1 nss 81 mo
senate; that shall sweep into the TIDE tse pe SSn
gressosl districts 10 recover the n0nse OF pi
he sen by the National Assemblies seted the
obtain the a.sen, Of III: OHdy and no, yet or
work Do dSns that sent Us here; We have
c0t 10 shape our action that 1t shall commend Itself
Elders to the deacons and the members aud the citizens
that attend churchesa that fear God and love the
Judgment Judgment upon what have done Now how shall
the Views Of those people, come to speas 70 you you
wish OF the electors of this country-the Repuh-
I''I speak Of General Chester A. Arthur. Of
the state OF Yew-York Cheers and applausel
Arthur shall content myself With saying that his veins
filled with the blood that draws is origin from ths
sturiet stock in the universe He passed the typical
M OF an american BOY Tgo. s hy ae Four
years hc taken mp by the National Assembly hat
dent OF the Tinted ,,c states w,th tSe saiSted
1856 when boy struggling IN college IN my own col
ge in wsmtow Ga dear lear. oa has and ms
YEARS sat by his side and fei that when the "a
tional CONVENTION had nominated Garfield they
had done themselves honor they he'd done me country
way and in the then circumstances OF the
country oa G1'r upon II In 2e
forgotten providence Mr Garfield was ,,, remoy yai
called to tho difficult and almost d'1 cart
position Of the chief officer OF this Union ana rom tns'
Kind, considerate to all, and with charity d Tor
all and MA malice Sat,ss asahs Until Within year.
every Republican convention IN this Union has passed
and III. conduct In the Pre- sideniIal Office CAppausc
| snail say that need not utter commentator
A WISE AND PATRIOTIC ADMINISTRATIONS.
What have YOU said to-dayi
In the administration OF President Arthur we recognize
a wise conservative, and patriotic policy, under which
the country has been blessed with remarkable prosperity
and believe eminent services are entitled to aud
| will receive the hearty approval Of every citizen
[Cheersl the reside Of every constituent Oh
this assembly mean OF this representative assembly, ana
they will hold you what you have said on TINS OCCASION
We have peculiar constituency We have greater din
cultles than our Democratic friends. when our Demo-
cratic friends have hed up oy vere IN earnes
| and have achieved triumph. nothing makes
them SO happy, nothing makes their constituents 20
confess they never believed IT, people hold such
doctrine What shall they say to US ,S SnaI we caa
II I have not said enough Some ten years largo
node mode OF distributing. inferior and clerical
| officers throughout the country was INJURIOUS
to public morality and would in the end be s9Dyersys OF
what is called the atatlon of Civil service &C. rS
ISiisi it S'S ~ssSct necessary, but y
aad by and through the iss oo or t tRs
earnest men that determined that reform OF
Indicated must and slohd be accomplished per5eyered
in il until now for more than esht years no 5us
no state TaiSaon IN favor Of Civil Service reform
We passed laws We have appointed ComrisSleaeF RS
The commissioners have gone into action AMI during tho
administration Of Mr.. Garfield all the principles Ol mo
civil service hem sp' MIR in practce
The Commissioners themselves IL Their report TO ,ne
nct has carried out law and has aided them to the
extent OF his power lCheerS.l
YEw-YORK POLITICS.
Another thing wish to say. It may be said thai
I bold an Office. do, and for 1t
am indebted TO Rutherford b. Hayes
most excellent gentleman who did to the great
Office OF President. here to speak for the man
| who is now President; but the day has come
when man can safely come here and oppose
R nSn iSea to TIN the SewYorE deegatonl its
my friend Judge Robertson, of the state Of New fGEk.
| an honest man. and brave-hearted Ia carry ont his
views directly in opposition to the Ghe5 Eteea 1--WE
with perfect safety perform that service am b0und
did ao say TSu @uch e has been sd about
New-York state politics. Much has been said about tho
c. Plat turning the crank OF the machine. tanghtcrl
/ have, sir, to prove that NJ Arthur has not
faction have but to point to the fact
that Roscoe CGnkins has given Ais T pl nm e
That resigned his Office, the that could not stay in
Ga %a to- ptsade mr. G Mf n to nc %s
nate Mr. Robertson for Collector OF New-forh
SPEECHES by wINsLow AND PINCIIBACK.
Mr. Winsow, OF North Carolina. also supported tho
| Mr. Arfhur aVin ne
sentative OF the Republican party in the time Of peace.
prosperity progress and the exponent OF all that
was best IN the party.
Mr. Pnchback OF Louisiana. also spoke in support OF
Mr. Arthurs nomination, declaring his belief that he was
the best choice could be made and that he had tho
best chance o ali those mentioned to carry the NoVehoF
election.
SHERMAN PRESENTED By FORAKER
When Ohio was called. Judge Foraker said:
Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Convention:
econdiny Speeches when numerically considered, could
either candidate or elect him to be the Presl-
dent OF the United States would not III view OF wnas
has rauspred in this hall tonight take this stand 70
perform the duty that has been imposed On on
do not necessarily follow such demonstrations,
humble way few plain words for very plain eut
very great and grand man Loud applause ba Sts
times since came to Chicago TO attend the convention,
She viii cast her electoral vote for the nominee OF ths
convention lcgics OF GOOD, good and applausel;
no favor on that account She would h-r
self II did Otherwise She could not de- less wlthous
Injustice the memory and teachings OF long lice OF
Distinguished sons who have imperishablc rcnown
for themselves and their country, both
{ on the field and in the Cabinet
4 am not here, therefore, 10 ask anything Tor
her nor in her name, condition precedent On tho
contrary let distinctly understood that whatever
she may do other years happen 10 know that
she sometimes acts Strangely daughter and APPLAUSE
She failed TO carry our flag 20 victory IN fresdeI
tial campaigns She has always been ready 10 enthisi
asclly follow the chosen leader OF tae party ana she
was never more 50 than az the present Tune tGsay
in past, her highest ambition Is that with her