New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-16

1ui,2 ~ @ provision that guarantees the payment
pensions to Our soldiers ana leS sI, Debt AN" or amy claim fol
| the los. emancipation Of any slave; 800, ,.,io, :,
hay rc,nnc Ell many Of the burdens imposed by the VAR
and since 1868 it has reduced the Natlona ueol over
BT economy and prudence IT brought about re- re-
sumption OF specie payments nS M 1rVc"t #
has furnished to the people sonnd ana slp'
aud within twenty years OF lhe 'os" =" " b' % ,,,
costly war, We have an Overlooking treasury ana u'-
r. has established the principle of international arhiira
non ion the adjustment of claims against other nations
which threatened war il passed the homestead laws
onrnig nm the public domains 10 actual settlers; u en-
acted the Laws compelling reforms IA the clN service anu
Republican Administration has faithfully executed n't
" has hown itscfto the party Of progress and re-
| , ~ ' i,v and order or liberty aud equality. and
nrir tbe whole period Of it's existence on all question.
involving the welfare Of the people or the INTEGRITY OF
The Erubc il has encountered and overcome The active
| hp.tiiitv or Indifference of the Democratic party.
H. In devotion to principle and In prompt response 10
the demands Of the country. tho Republican parry OF
| 10 day is he the party OF other rais. ,.
Judging il h, il, record no fair minded man can have
ErpTh,cIns .noud not be deceived into giving aid and
| comfort To- the Democratic parry. winch although mas
ourraduc now ~ a party of patriotism ana ic"rhl Is
i.scuiIil, Inc same when u declared The War Tor the
ruon failure denounced the amendments To the Con
~ututon. ana per~0tcni| oppose" an '''''' u 'I'
me T'' ~ cu.us Of 1850 the city ~ New York IS
shawn fo De the largest Manufacturing city ~ the Union
| Us 1000 manufacturing establishments 'mt'oN
| the value OF 7I@o.ouOoo0 annually ana thcl yearly
| wages amount % rlo30oo,Ooo ,.... ,. ,,.,,.,ioo
IN law and boz it, National platform the leplplcah
party Is pledged 10 apoy that WI PI"rcl mes h'rr
er and encourages vast and varied Industries 81 the
| couutrv that projects the American WulkhgInan from
competition with any form Of servlc or contract labor
eitirr non, Europe ASIA; aud policy that Protects
| the citizen native or nauralzcd at home or abroad
from ornrc>-on illegal arrest OF uhILM l uelenVh i
| good Republican doctrine. and we heartily APPROVE H.
~. Whatever inequalities ef-t, III our peseh, Uit t
the Republican parry II pledged To corieol ~ IuS'
methods and the Democratic party cannot cl abe lis re
suorify for the late attempt In Congress 10 egisate
in interest OF free trade by vague ana eNaNe ecla
rations IN its Chicago PLATFORM when mean al thlns'
| V. The Republican party fayors and always has
favored any policy that by lawful me1us extends Amer
prove every legimi effort to open the markets Of inc
| world. bat especially those OF our Western i'm,1phelo
to Inc products Of American skill and capitals thus re
avn s,rrI nm, enormous traffic practically munopoizcd
A. citilcns of the state Of New-Yotk take pride
ip Commenting Tine wise aud gnncd Administration Of
| presiirnt chester 4 Arthur It is small portion OF
the glory Of the Republican party that II mas gwen 10 iH'
| Nation such Presidents abraham Lincoln ulysses
| Grant. Rutherford y. Hayes, James A. GARFIELD ana
WIh iIil aith and confidence In the character carae
ty and uitrioiisin NJ james q. Blaine with warm W
| probation "I h,'',', l',,i f a ,,idaa and tio
| abilities WINCH lh the l"lEhtnl ~ w 9, Wv" ,,t nr
| whole country. have placed hm m inc lI"hl l,nH VI
| American statesmen. We Ilrl-' ul-''' '' H-'' -
houornc effort to add hs nam" io the brilliant ll'i -"
| Republican ltosiionta .,..... ,.... ,, -,
uuid lu rittt hl. shown ita appreciation of inN 4' '+
of tho sullrra and saIot. col tho lao war. Nhoao Nhni
| Without hope at ictud Ha'o that which comc7 ii"',
ni, t,, r. government nf tho people. fpt the pcog'
| aud 3D., tur people shuud uul loual' it"" ih' 'iiih
| nc.,-u,l'ue Ia John A to-un ',pt"o"tn't'r "Ih
t,U -,uji.r oio.o own tcoutd 10 d. distinguished 'u'
puIr 1. h' milt 'iN 'rrl,'' W,i' m,' '',. vi
ws,,iuIut utun hi1 nomination ior Nir' Fi'''''"' o.
| The uIi,d tales. . t. Dol.
wa Mo- Republican parry come, 4,f". in' i,'liy ~, ~
moved ,oura.e. tI-d ultululnr-s hi-h aniu' anal s"
'.. ainin,. tlali'u a. fair Gaio,, u,u wi gee,
| protl,p'c miu,irr7, peaceful h9n'' "h" ~ I".,t
| io!, worthy oi Tie traditions and position oI the s'"
EpguUHc
Afcrthc resolutions had been adopted the Glo'
| club sang We'll follow where the Wllte Plume
| waves" each stauza calling out enthusiastic
tokens Of delight.
ADDRESS or Mr.. EYARTS.
| Mr. Evart, was then introduced, aud the growing
onthu-ia Of the meeting repeated it, welcome 10
hun with a tenf,d c.4p..asi* Most OF the persons
| on the stage rose to their feet and
led in the cheering, and hundreds
Of people from PIT TO gallery followed
| them. 4 false cue started the )and behind
| the scenes, but tie audience Ead got
ready for tho music Of a great orators eioluence
! and would have none other. The band was siicuced
| after "a bar r two AMI hush came over the house
| while NJ. Eyag.s spoke. lie said:
| L>pu, AID D.,rLl WLN-FfLLow Ci1ll->s: | misht
satisfy myself 90 making but sIiutiuol o tins great
assembly sud ENJOY with }ou oar seu. lton %, al wa
y,u asht "a 1e condition Of oui coni!, on Is
condition OF parry, and on me iA"i-s'N'' A"ir
oct".n the sor, oI DE- country ana lI1 I''i .im u'
c.tncr my sense of t.e p"rtneneY - mere i"iA
| =.
.rt1Idton-, oar PRAISE % "L Pu0", h''l' OH r'ao
ON acl. gates 20 he great convention oar "cr p.hco OF
zoe, Ven thr I' 1'' % n' y oi me- Demo
| I4ry. ml-ut le,yc tHIt 60 speak TOR itself
! Bit am tod tnJt there is some CONFUSION oI nina
aalg orir own cals ~ me party. ani considerable
Inl4r-t III, u tar opposite party s Co., roontpa ana
| ln@ ,nIe-ujy and Vs.ur of republican Institutions We'll
gr,ticrn n,r a entiou your p-It. yoI VIII give
10 what the great transaction that i~ proceeding iu
country, viii ~,ll,.r you ind the m-ituohs Of our
mar saI.,.e Of great nation. iu whom aad
iu what party aud wnat principles iney vii enlsl ther
| EoY'ILiueu, for term oil years nave n" oe,i ul'dF
| pof,d 10 ANY experience oI The HJmIl onS the cleo
s.r,e. Of Presidents o the Guitei state, mat have
mad the the intelligence, the loYAtT necessary
10 de- ti.y were NOT c4nd5lstes
Or Presidents VI the Republican party. applause
a NATIONS GRAvrSr DUTY.
Now the tran action by which great. poIu.1us wealthy.
ycndent brave people meet aud BY the union Of the
voices candidate or hs opponent dic o. fix for four
years tho character sud principle OF the government
that are to maintained l. of the largest
TONS tho nobest Efforts and the grayes duties that
have devolycd upon people or nation In
| this world. lApplau5cl All little considerations.
all criticisms. all ycld length final will Of
people rs by ballot she pe>'rS thtI Judgments a. 10
what causes. what principles, what loader, they approve
the wisdom Of the sstibshcrao ree countries 10 now
the ruler vas bs selected. England. fre- nation
In 10. Institutions any but ourselves. ard perhaps
France has method that it Of
pie having settled thcdrt having deerauned what party
i TO be powor-eavcs 1t for that party, repre'rnting
| their sentiments, and being III the majority,
| TO select the prine Minister, who the ruler of
La Gland by the viii OF the people IN favor of the party
that hId the majority. In france they pTOyidr that the
| Chambers Of their representation drr themselves 10
| choose. ~ the majority by which thoe Chambers have
| been flied hy the elective franchise, their Pfes-
| dent 10 OIL The term for seven years.
cur ancestors de betatod Traycly whCro they would
deposit tbs power and duty oi selection verytuiug was
free. The Congress was free; the Representatives and
Senator. all from the people. in or
Other: debated and JET rImilct ofcI aud over
| again way and the other first. that Congress
should choose The President; but they said
(aud this their lgst. their nual. their nohlo
| reason and wisdom. and duty 10 The people,, We viii
choose the Congress Ia all IT. branches but wi choose
tie tfc.idcn hy tte rcIp" of the United states zap
pausrI ard tine executive power Nt hc divorced
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