The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1884-06-12

ty. The assent by the National Assem-
bles settled tie question But we llla'
| exert influence on this body We may ob
tam the assent of this body. and vel or
work is not done. We have got 10 go,aa
TO The constituencies that sent us lure
we nave got to shape our action so thIts
| snail commend itself to the menthat 20 l,
the church, to the clergymen, to the elder
TO the deacons and the members AMI TIL
cltlzens that attend the churches-;ll tllt
fear God and love the Republic have got t.
canvass our action and pass in judgment
upon what we have DONE Now, how shall
we meet the views of those people | coin
TO speak to you in carrying out what | be
| lleve is most likely the wish of the eleetor
| OF this Countrywide Republican electors
| nave to speak of the individual. speal
OF General Chester A. Arthur, of the stat,
| Oh New York. Cheers and applauSel. l.
| l snail not dwell upon the early history of
chester A. Arthur. l shall content mysel
with saying that his veins are filled Will
| The blood that draws it's origin from the
| channels of Argyle and from the north Of
| ireland, the sturdiest stock in the universe
lie passed the typical life of IN American
Doy, without money he had to make uT
Dy energy for what he lacked of the filthy
the Nat;onal sSe,J ' t 40 ot'H bo up ~
nominatad for the nf;oo nF Va proa;5 's,,t
of tho I1n;+ad Statas IL 80
on tbo sana ;nI1ot ,,;ti ~
Cola rnar At w 'iio '% , Tatl
~, %oa,. :, Joee hu. nnoM ni..
in co,Iora i, 49, Nv. mpoi poy oSi
town 49,. IA 1,7t =" " a,.a"'ilo
hovbood daSs Voc ,ses,,,d ,I Te,t lns
in fbe Wst;onai Enn@5r ssnu Fd NV i la,,,
wears cat NV lie 81 ~. fo,+ +bat iItt
tho N ationai I,onraytin laa
GarfieII tbav lad dona 1homs so hnp,or'
th1v had done tho conntrT tha araot aSt u
vor that - vas Ne thsf WOW" spTin
tho tben =, 81 t%o we" a,rl =,
confer m,on Il In tha nrow yiS nf Z a9
q monrnfni ! ,aaiam,.,,aiv a oaUor,to No
forrntton nrov;daana NJ carGe,d VIC 20
moved from tha t;s5 of oot'on ond NJ
Arthur was o,IIe.l ~, Tho ,IiHionlt and ~.
mast diehaa # a,,;n.s nos;t;nr Of H. otiaf
nIiice,. Of tha iI,;7,s,. md frrp, thot fin
his Yiorlr has LOO, nsi..,t rn.,,n.5
swerv;,o nd ,,omsaIerafa to ali ali a az
WIFI rharitv for ali anI malioe ara;nst
nome he his disch.rGed his dnties IAN
nlausel until within = vear every RannhL
licn,, convention in this Union has messed
a resoli,tion9 Of nnnualified -commandatio,i
mon the man and his conduct in tbe Pros.
identical Office. IAnuIu,spl Shall say
that i need not ,,iinr commendafion
What havr.yo, to saw to.dav , a''-'.,.s
Tn the .ldministration If president Az
thur we recornige !, Wis. conservative and
natriotic noIicv'1 undar which the onnnt,s
has hann hlassed will raniarlr,bla' ,,,os,,,Sr1
itv Ind hnl;ava h;s am;nant .a,.,i;.as I,
entitled 10 an, VIII rscaiue. tha heaytv nm.
nrovaI Of ever, c;t;aa ,fr,hosrSl 10 yja NJ
r. tha f;roSda' 81 a,,aru 'lant - Il, l.
oSsanhiv nn,u ~ tn;. ,.anrasant,t;,,,
asse,nbiy and th.,u ,gill holi 1o', to NM
"on hauo s.;d on fh;s Az, w ~
maa''1;or W. hovo ,rrant or
J;e;o''Itia, tin, ~ no
mt,o o,, n T,l's,, o,a 1900 ha,.n I'll
non ti,n S
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il9.o vos 4hi Gnu how
Gu mummy nis'Neo p,tGti ~ ,l''
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W o,loli 90 ~ low Srel s'i - t't1
allu Soiie s Iliey ngN5l ueiioseu ~. i'sI}
people nola no Sucl docCli ,l, MliaC silssll
Iney say 10 us onail we leaa Iilem 20 say ny,
were you III earnest apout biilS tllng 81
nave not SAID enough. some ten years
ago large pofIlon OF our citlzens came 70 70
feel that the oficefs throughouJ the coupT
tfy was injurious TO pubic morally and
wound IN the ehd pc SuoVerslVe OF , tiie pest
interests OF The people. Ihey starred tfen
what Is called the agitation OF ClVllSefVlce
REFORM. "A great many as thefe are Jo-day
Delleved IT was not necessary, bnt Dy and
by, and through the perslsteney OF the ear
nest men That favored the motion, the ear.
nest men that determined that reform OF
the civil Service upon the principles that
they Indicated must ana should pe accom-
pllshed, persevered N IL until noWfor more
Than plOht wars N ltl0O1I no State 10n-
ventlon has ever been organized without
passing resolution In favor OF civil Ser
vice reform we passed laws, we nave
appointed Commissioners. Inc commas
sloners nave gone into action sand during
the administration OF MI. CARRIED all the
principles Oh the clVll service relormefsi-l
ana Unat included the Wnole hepuhllcail
party peen put III pracGlce. Inc
commissioners themselves III their report
70 the Natlonal congress declare that nm.
Artfur IN every respect mas carried orr tne.
law ana mas Mued theh 10 Ihe extent OF ms
power. lCneefsl, 1.s,
announcer tllhg WISH 70 say. III may pe
Saiu IiiaI l lloia al ounce. 40, ana lof 1T
an liluenIeu W hutlellolu d. :, Hayes, i
70 the %reat ot,;ee n of prns;Iant IT nanOa
here to sneak for the man who is now Pres,
ident; but the day has come when man
can Saiely come mere ana oppose lhe neitu
OF Ine ,NaGlohai aQll1lnlSIIaGloh- mere
lpollelilg 10 Inc New DIX deiegatloill sltS
M, ~ lrienq Juage honeltsoii, Oh the ssate OF
Now New oIh' Cle CoiieCCol " ,eiie. i oIC vi
view OH, coming mere IKE an honest
nini, aliu pIaVe-neitrlea, 70 calIy ouS ne ls
views uiIecIsy ~ opposlIioll 70 tlle Snlei
EAeGulIve ol Ihe llaOion. lhppiause ana
laughter. ana ne Is mere WIN perfect sale
" W peIiqlll Clal SERVICE, IN poslila ~
II lid not saw 81 mnoh bau Loan lea;tlt olAr,,it
New York State politics. Much has been
said about the New York machine, with
Roscoe Conkling and Thomas G.. Platt
turning the crank of the machine. Laugh
teri. have, sir, to prove that Mr.. Arthur
has not prostItuted his office to the purpo-
ses of faction. have but to point to the
fact that Roscoe Conkling shas given his
whole influence against Mr. Arthur, and
that Thomas c. PIatt, the man that resign
ed his office, the man that could not stay
in Garfield's administration because Mr..
Blaine was so wicked as to persuade Mr..
Garfield to nominate Mr.. Robertson for
Collector of New ] ork.
We have space to publish infnll only the
speeches of the gentlemen who presented
the two most Observation-Disclosures
Mr. pinob.n ofpannsl yv.n;, saoonaod
LII i'ihs y. iii'f.i Nssiii u'ooooiluCu