New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19
CURTIS Of HENDRICKS.
THE SHAMELESS HYPOCRISY or THE REFORM
CRY WIN SUCH A Mas oN 1nE rfcKHr


FROM Harp-rs Weekly Of S,ptem6r2 1870
As the letter of Mr.. Tildcn In It's cfort 10
please the rePaatnS esment 81 sr nary rn.Ts n.s
what kad OF public man his associate, The representa-
tive or that sentiment TO- since IN case ct Democratic %
cess The Government might tall into his handA Nc
Hendricks made distinctly favorable inpiessioa
| nor and senator and long engaged IA public tniirt
Trained like Mr. Tiden In the school Of prsa'ey p3h.
OF slavery and the debauchery OF the National tnili
conscience. He was faithful supporter oi inc de:
grading Democratic effort TO stide freedom IN Kansas and
| 10 dshOaer the National name.
During the war ne was a Coppsrheai Governor
Mortsn In his heroic cOstest with the rtHel Lcslathra
OF Indiana. had support from Mr. Hendricks VINO vas
elected by that legislature to TIE senate OF me nea
states lie LETT his church when ITS minister pIeichela
loyal exhorne his people 10 sustain thef uoV-
ernmen Aud early In the war ne san N d spcSin ~,
Of aboshlng our market the South ~ DESTROYING tho
peculiar system Of sbor In that section tfen would Id
wise the Northwest to look out for ltselL'
1t was just ne time that Mr. i1den was ENGAGED "a
eondact Of the war Mr. Hendricks zeaou.ly aided THE
work by addressing meetings. the calls of which sI-
free from the death grip OF this wicked tyIanuca and
nbecIe administration ts arbitrary aud illegal arrests,
and its draft and CONSUMPTION laws ny when peacesOs
citizens from their homes and tue endar'
ments Of Domestic NE, to buso Ter and oe nI'chelea
out aud hear bis advocate OF peace ana lelnys
AID in this vein he spoke In tcotuy, l-o2 AZ suSn
ton war 1t was the anti-slsvery men who were ltyi
"Tf Congress would take bundle OF switches, ana
for the people; but until that IS done y VIII not be
we'll You may hear the prayers 10 our ehuchesi yolt
not be restored as it was until Aboonsn Is buried
never 10 be resurrected' -
COlOred regiments hid Osch authorheu Anu "o ca
Tbe crowunr act OF injustice has boon completed,
They have passed bill In tue House of Representative
90 arm an md the President when he shall nave signed
it, viii have offered direct insult TO every whts MAJ
and I'm the United States-sn Insult that every
Naturally the audience responded XIII the niggers~
and Mr. Hendricks would be- OF course, Ld, suhfu1n
OF the coua rsh OF both races lie advised hi, hear-r
II IN body came into their neghbOrhood "taou law -
ARE DISORDERS to attsnd TO that gentleman ~ once
and the response was, "Wel attend To- thsn Old ieov
lie dl p advise euistng for be said that he would sos
recommend any TO do what he did not mean 10 DO ha
TO ompromise at any time. am ready 70
to The people Of thc SOUTH, 'CSIr ~ 1s11 quo
will secure TO you youc coir'WuOhh usutt
and If You desire them. additional guarsnteea'
IL dr,,n SGe'f egbt5 and spending the oeope mo,sr
and lives do not synpatile WIN nm. tol-ftss WI
rot meet until next DsC.mG ,No ana t n u, t booS'
sts II naS that sysns will settle IN" qnc'oh petors
snce 'i Ihc Prcsdrnt issued hi. proclamation it Is Eoial
aganstus do not know Whether th-i li"el.n,t,9n
gsng 10 be taken back not am gon- 20 vote 70 tam
il b4ck the first opporuMiy gSt L,I.' u y, W. ~,
wicked thug to have i'sIe is ,p,, g2h youb s1.
no hight ~ make Abolition pnrpo'eo me "ii ns
Lincoln .s,' to ,hS P s.og. yoa rrn in Tark,hcr
and on farms, TN pnt yon y dungeons ~" 10 no'
These we're Mr. Hendrckss views and words while ~
country wts ensgged IN a mortal STRUGGLE WIN saver
and trta.on Ishere any gso reason why ne should ;,
selsrtcl from forty millions Of people io oe me poe
sihio head of a Government watch Dee DID hH best q
dcatrpyl -. ---.
When the country that n" son ,hi o destroy MERGE
Wet rnus rom the Mr. llendficss ne senator nshl
tho pnWcr NJ cons OF the people 10 anpsh hlavrv
by a constitutions anne ndmtnt lie Nti'd he'hi hl
now Amendments IIc one NJ the ihfr' -thiinis"4
v,od t,t "A nropnai iu that no Clpfe man shlull NVe
unless ho was worth $3.50 I'm his own right or ~ mat "
aud IN emancipation that the Indiana soldier. Wh hoN
sTcr him Nv aprlk III banquet tu General NheimahW
at "A reuulnn uf veterans Hiupe the war no ms bes
known oulv Democratic Asplihl I'l lh' iN,.ssWH
apparently tor the reasons mat NJ uY"i w "n,ss
slate aud would be- acceptable to- ca Rebels '"lp'ihe"s
t,i yrat fr Hendricks went ino ohio ~ advocate ne
election nf Governor Allen upon platform oi lnpuals
ZION Imf hr VIA evidently mludfal 81 tho npnpt
ton, NJ h, ,anr that he dissatisfied hph .d,so hs
MARTY aud been Laughed hi Win Rif1 H'N u o's
itupi ever since fnr hin desperate stusksa lo All ~
sham "A enro liu his pbptthra were uhds isioed.
aad he was tho ltsa'd'hilA o"N"msln " -
most DANGEROUS wing ~ h. parry tm~
seeing sure defeat With such ehnsdhes
hoWrNar, and having decided that their own plsnabe
cay was reform, the managers prevented me- sn'un
the ur,t ace, nominated him Tor inc wee l'HueR
cy thus pr0clamng unmstakably both the lhsa'eny
Of heir cry Of reform ana the power Oh tue h'""'s"s
regulators, IN, A.. -, 80.
Co man bo is familiar with public aAa'rs ana msa
voud lain that Mr. Hendricks i Ia any senso whatever
repr.seHtatVe the 10y ANA sincere pit"sh visns
conntry of sound and wise financial system OF Os In
movement I'm the Civil Service lie Ia no sore repre-
tentative OF reform than Fernando Wol, aRl no more
stands for what tho Democratic platform declares 10
the necessities OF the tune tbsn any OtIer fs9lS
lar Democratic politician Ia the country Ills assocaiton
with Mr. Tilden upon tue ticket Is illustration OF The
hollow pre;ence OF the Democratic campaign mere mAy
be who In some way represent -agaclDs adG
ment and statesmanshp, aud the elevation OF polesoA
life q. Mr.. Wheeler does among the Republicans; BUS
Mr. Hendricks Is no more one OF them than ISAIAH