New-York tribune., 1884-10-24

s,ss snd tSsn il turned ont that newmsde states
man arss SheT Ta. al ana the snea same Sushcr
They did shed any tears over Ihnrnan nor 0vsr
nor over SaS eSf They
what politics Is and know that !. the l2s vo,es Vd @ ,
solid south south iSa hse enough a for Them
had had great settlement for peace as IL was hoHeu IA
ISL and then Thsn ndr 1er Gee eo pppauc
General Pierce appause Of Hampshire, was was 40
sS sSe ehHsS "ss all Ii the sa NornSn people and
chose him in order that pnso ine ot onp" in who Was
Sehnd be S %ss i the great Northern people behind
him No no. but the solid south And the hSrnori ht Ut
was the first lighting Of the the mountain Top
that call the Northern hosts 10 IN, an od uu
5ne Ss SSs oSaaG apssd
by Northern men and the solid south Ana ght rndn But
,HSpsH M6o was ss"' behind S'n Buchanan i the
orators the edors the of bs pS"rfh No Gov
ernncnt was welded bring abont the W This Is
the then Indeed dniat and Presidents in
the of the solid South We nay nave thcrn maj way
II they choose let them think that Governor M
from beginning to end was northern nai Democrat
stand in the makeup OF his mind and purposes, as
thai honght that in Gi the War was failure and i9l,
that unity and peaes ana an an m MAKING peace with
Now If any body chooses add the item of his vote to
p,t the Solid south i'm possession OF the Government OF
ihs country because Governor Cleveland lhssesl whl
be in and the South will be out let them Try IT, inS m
thousands of them that do not think IL wise. s r.
do not now speak of who have come over of nc
laborng industry the tariff question speak 9i ,e
Democrats who and have been Democrats ann p'5
hans think the urgency of the issues has been REDUCED
vel they feel that AS they look at the Interests oi ths
country. though they would he gad To see p,in, W,
TraS Snry d hry do ike to see The made while the
ends the strength and the purposes OF the party re-
Well now What else there in the Of change Of
the Democratic party thinK we ,ho hae9 newocrec n
party and in their understanding tnpw n
that the reason we-thlt Is. honest people nor Demo
crats-shoud for them was because ne was petlei
body saw that their candidate better than the Demo
cratic party. do not think they Will lnngn'erl ct, M
side that was better than the Republican party AP-
pause I have never known so concentrated aug a', 80
than this great Republican party that saved county,, ~
lhppauscl think the "hurrahs were tor M Ine
at mcpnG"nf Se fcei party "a their '" leader just as
because he in unison and one ot the nnnoGr . anu III
sympathy with the erea, of the Republican party.
tAppausel
THE CANDIDATES
Well let us look at the candidates. What has changed
the Republican partyl What variation In the purposes,
in the patriotism in the intelligence III the resolution VI
the Kepubcan party has been Accomplishment DId we
NOT 20 into the convention for nomination the same
marty We had been ever since 1901 Did they not go
ont of that convention just the same parry parry 'n p wrh
cau candidate. Applause. Does anybody say inn' ,
he not and is not Kcpublican Does any ,, l,i
but a Republican applausel from f h'a" o TO
n tom As maniicted for wcny four years Applause
There has been day when he was no. hepuii
can Is he any mere a Republican now that he Is nonl-
mated than he was beforc l. he any less now than he Was
beforei Applause Who then Is gong 10 a. ort & 1r:
Blaine IL not going desert Are the hrphhlral, sols
10 desert the leader of their party They are not l'rat
applause know that great many people "no no ay
for our candidate but for party IAppau,c nave
heard ~ few OF or party that we're TO lclx. ,nr I
port of the candidate ana also lcaVg our parry & a J,n
the Democratic plrtyand they are the honest part OF N,
transaction Derisyc laugh'cr have heart r'nU,I "nG
fagkincensc and gold the altar Of Republican patriot
ism. but they were going 70 eynsn,h sS We e rroac m @
election day the number ot thosc men eonlihu'l3 ,
ishcs II is not American pOsturc-li i not an ipc,t
posture-to say that an In3rI'S ana ana ~, Ioo nf
with them alone. DO object o nhsoiutc ifGeuolo .!
manner rs 10 VIII. shall lead the Republican party Nay
encourage and uphold IT, Aud after the leader Is ap
ppower | sim believe in freedom in critic ling. and
freedom IN resisting action that doe not represent tc
will Of the people But 80 long rs the cohesion ol parties
asts-and without cohesion of parties there can pc no
freedom in this country long A. me cohesion oi
M 1rlt yc & hc ny b~i@vcI in our principles ana
tmr S'onT nr r"cine to tr,nph And so whenever
ANYBODY in party makes mp MS NINA thi' nc -
willing To incorporate himself with the Democratic party
and take the responsibility Of his action, ne ' thc
night TO DO a. he h-Ony 0beiient 80 his own con
and of duty. But then he Is 10 laas ine
from us blows in tTont AErsn.ed Ersad and Hendricks q.
make 1T out are OF the same mime aiin @ go
sra m G pd mn Sa III he xpcc il he
in. to carry in the Democratic party Ana we expo.
Mr. Blaine great applause to carry in the Hepuphcah
party. Renewed applause and cheers . ,,, ,
If We did not think We would MOI Noe TOT inl' am
as we do think and think the welfare of thls country
and it, honor and safety require The Repnbcah parry
still 10 have the administration Of IT. affair We are RoS
to vote for him. Enthusiastic applause ana Cries ol
"Good"l
No EXTRAORDINARY DIssATIsFACIION.
There has come about very curious c0ndi"n oi
things Let how 1t comes about. some people
think there is something extraordinary aDoul W-ua
tion or "A protest. or discomfort with the nominee
Of the Republican partv-that this distinguishes our s
uation from what prevailed before But that Is not so
When General scott was nominated how many diScon
tents were showni The result that those VINO 1ol
lowed caprice and passion and political resentment let
the Democratic party continue with what has been shown
of result And then. when Lincoln great applause
had carried this country through the sunEIltS o
the war. and the war was approaching ~ clos
two years after he had signed lhc mn Immortal ,aa
Declaration Of Emancipation renewed applause % %,'u
he was rcnoninacd by The Republican party III inat M
great position that he held before the Na',on % % i,1
world why there was a greater dscon,ehl ana thu th
candidate was put mp for Repnnlcah' 10 0N",3 N",3
forIand lincoln Hsa srou, mn" IN wns nm rr
nation we had an Independent, hut lhcfc was n@ni @
now when they think there is something wonderful in
this fcrmcnt fnd that these macontchts nave 10,
time nor tu attempt cleavage IN Our party ny MAKING
a candidate that The Democrats would take mp ana they
would support. No. They have satisfied themselves
with maintaining an attitude Of repngnancc to the Dem
ocratc party and affection for the Repnnlcia,n
partv; but they for the Democratic
candidate aud against the Republican candidate ana II
anybody 4ays that political and personal r ,Ir
this or that In politics has any thing tod0 WIN s
matter they fan into great irritation, and as VT 1huZ
allowed himself 10 saw II anybody Ind said that the
tnrn had ANYTHING ~ do with II n had been mistake
M io that time but that II anybody SAID II aitcr MT
siburz had made his speech that II would be lie.
lIaughtcr Well, et n see how MAT H.
TAKING MIR. Cunr!s 10 TASK.
read n little noic-a political letter
written by Mr. George William Curtis Laugh
ter aud hisses IN preparation lor action at The pend
Ing convention Ne addressed IT ~ gentleman inlcf-
ested In our politics IN Pennsylvania
% yuu,o az ,br 9Th nst tprrivrd The independents ~