New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-26

SENATOR HOkR REPLIES TO NIX. SCHuhh'
MEETING EFFEcnvELY HIS CHARGES AGAINST MR.
BLArNE-wHAr THE ELECTION ~ NOVEMBER
WILL MEAN.
WORCESTER, Mass, Aug. 2i-The Spy VIII
publish tomorrow letter from Senator George F. hoN
To young friend. IN which he answers at some hhB'n
the charges made by Carl schurz in his recent speech
against Mr. Blaine Senator oar concludes his letter ~
follows: .,.., A.. main.
VIII he a docaIat by the Amcric IN people that n..
esiy viii be no lonser one OF tae teqniSu S also
ment think Mr. SChurZ is entirely mlsthsch nv 49,
ile maj thew do not agree win him IN his estimate OF
Mr. Bnue. It will I've a declaration th!t '"Hy ~, w
what Mr. s,hurs huks he hIds t1 tSny
1t VII ~ BE- when 9 Se p,a Mr. Blaine hi- glow
ing hu of admra ion aud nor when an ,.en ,eot
ve'e fr'sh and famar nvn =, 1 ss, Nv psnrs
vindicaton If the pr ncpa charge asainst hn W. b
umphsut u vii 10 desiar on INA ta le 81 S,s own
state wi the rerr sentatvrs 81 vast mNofl w WA
Re- Nh teams OF the c9nn VINO Gsre r him as thcr
eandda ror the Presidency u viii We . Ir,,a,tuWnn
et Man Wien they twice in sueccsaieh made him rena
tot II viii bp declaration that They astee WIN Va ~
almost hat nemncratic Hena'e vhrN thet, without ah
Instant Hesitation, e'rnrmea blm tt ~, h,sh S"e A.
MF rehufs aava "the trehis OF Mr hlahe shf m m
fence haa hren con Tened" lhtp Hdf 40 s"Hn ,nnns
hin not eNt OF those lotl ahd luN"us onat5oai tn
hy that IA ihs complicated md't"l VA 90 In -
million tunes the hfealh o ilmn hut w wy "a as,u
the possibility OF An adverse Interpretation oI tno hea
ing of single phrase Iie says that our answer II onS
the cry IT party. l think him mistaken ~ thls also'
Your party Is but the instrument by wnioh freemoh et
this indispensable instrument. II Is an hslIu
msnt mad A. OF men and praScay OF s t tu accom-
psh and deem Vita to the prosperity honor ana gVy
OF your country. 1t instrument Itself possessing III
tefligence Judgment, conscience, purpose VII
WHAT TIE RESULT ~ NOVEMBER WILL BE-
majority Of that party must necessarily ueV rmiu' Us
plan of battle, and the commander under whom IL VIII
fsht And when you eParate yourself from the party
whose prii cples aud pupos are yours you eectuay
abandon those principles AMI purposes You might as
well say when the army the Union was about to en-
gage tn enemy at Geltysbug or Lookout Mountain OF
Five Forks that you didn't approve the plan OF battle or
didn't ike the general and that Tor that gay Ony gu
would 20 o, err to the enemy fight at ano her place.
You cannot do II without being dese't'r No maj er
wncther Won dislike Grant Meade or sheridan. Inc
bait on which tue hope OF Union and humanity hangs IS
to be Isht here The lines they form No man Know
this bc.itr than Grover Cleveland 81 am chosen, ne
saws t. repr sent the pat purposes ana poIGr 81 Wv
Blaine IS eced TO execute The plans, purposes ana
polly Of the Republican party Ana ne Ti III, 90 ' ~,
Nou may not liLe The gene al ne no. 49,
OF the Republican party i.s ctei But lon ngn i Oh
differ If You for Grover CcNe ana II Foi cect
form for iii, genera ion. The OF rec trade
against protection No1 bd farewell Tor H'"tn, 10
mon cancer 10 spread over The bcI Of the Republic
There is hut one thing ON which Grover teVtiaLc 80
he viii bee pr y las rument VIVA. be SAD III ls cen
OF accepta.ce he echoes IN his letrr Ia mar iee"!e
mo chill 10 the Allegheny Mountains, m ue-
GlTss m t ln6 sc T'c il. cpp noms m re- T. re.
QulIeq OF the cfnddtr than the su-G"'toI OF certain
vel known tratus;' Is he for pr1'cctoa fN.,,'E
know l. he in favor of rep ang IL" nure ~ once
law Nobody Ano&s There Is "t Eh-i GYeSt"n y ~
carry onr The vii of his party.
clarccS that th opposition T. Nh uc free trade
movement il viii lie lie hitherto 1t may have been
Mistake But zee he has reminded Vol nat they wcro
the Statement Wen il is true the} favored the uouua
ton Of Nj Edmun Is, who + proteciIonNt Hnt J. nov
tue tat every wspap,r aud every prominent a,4A
who has some out against Blaine, leaving tie
S ap.as 11 to free ' tad de- Do you hE Of an
Blaine have quite as lofty idea OF puri aud integrity
in public -tJuoa rs those who oppose him Ibey maze
man Dee not controlled by the law ot rgnt AMI duty IN
private lie he is not TO- be trusted anlu lne tehpaan
man Tor Pr -idut At the do not mean to
hep any party TO gain the Pres delcy by crime
TIE PARTY GROWING BETTER AND BETTER.
said in 1876 Just after the BclNrap tri that there
had been only less corruption relatively 10 tie SIZE Of
the country in the twelve years Tat followed the
beon but c absolutely tlan In the twelve years OF
admuistrat IN o. Washington nud John Adams That is
equally rue compare the last twenty years with
tie first twenty under the COustifu ioh. The indie
pcnl mt adlr enumcrdcS some recent eases OF us
.
I've II tarly there has been lturt, Tut indie
frustle reluctance To ace .Pt evidence o. 2u,t
aganst political associates. Bur In th main these re
cases VIII L. dishonesty hI- been de cccd ma remand
t. private life hy Republicans themselves The party
has been gro ing be t.r ana better II was bet cr m
90 tunu i'm Oh better 20 Ia n IN GS better "a 81
an bra 80 At.du s. called TO c act tina there ar
ever Victorious army march you Will So" these
Vultures uyug la the air The company o. Ia IL Nho
have lOrtuc hasfy md unjust judgment OF M blaine
contains many cr- whom love and honor. ulut
who.e friend MP am prord. Iucy have been houcsuY
mis- cd but iu Inc iuaiu TIA honesty purity, cduraIun
strength OF he nation t. IN the Republican party. INC
Who we'd the nation are m re piflO c man nose
whl rcl 90 destroy IT, TIE men who HOu sh 81 slavery
love freedom and labor bc ter than the men who
Struggled & preserve t. Tho men who pan the
dcnt are more honest than those who tried 20
rcpud,utt g.. The Who kept the currency sOuud
are better auciers han those who tled % deb SO
H. The men stan for 4ir elections ia The south are
more M 10 he trusted than he minority who hoping
e. seat on ir IN hr Presidency by murder ana ira'd
The putty OF Tia American home, without WIN there
can r 10 purity IN ANY he'e Is safer with those
VINO are irving cNulpate Mormon-m than with those
III who's Grover Cleveland Is the standard ti p-
son,l excel enc, The men who have achieved the indie
called vast industries into he, ana would excrt
every force which GOV rnm"nt can llgIilhy Wicu I'D
keep tie rate Of the Workmcu- are wiser ami
more lar. eng than tn &c VINO would put these
great interests .cr the heel 81 England again, ana
would LEI IN" pric OF ALrrl labor be determined IN
the bri Ish market. am, yours eNet ahecuonatty'
GLOKGE L. UOAR-
REPUBLICANS UNITED IN NORTHERN NEW
YORK.
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