New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-12
on me IN every way do the work that beieVes tor
the best interests Of this Republic, lAppiause'J
Il Moody ROYNTON'S SPEECH.


tie best interests OF this Republic. tAppause'J
f. MOODY BOYNTON'S SPEECH.
General McCook was followed by f. Moody Boynton OF
Massachusetts, whose denunciaton OF the Democracy
received continued manifestations OF approval from MS
hearers. In substance he said;
The Democrats say everything that Is bad against the
Republican party while their own party auded TO the
sEe Deeds are better than words Ihey hays 9Sa ne %
potant bills originate and wh9t nave thSy zone
can senate protested against the delay. Our popn
lation has grown tweDtyfod. our Wcatn
va estsbI,shcd IL 1. overcrcwdcd with buness. but
relief refused. THIS is prohibition OF Justice be-
cause cannot be tried II is IN favor OF wealthy
corporations who defy the law, The Democrats de
sroyed commerce by the war; but now refuse ASSIST
Uniform bankrupt law II was refused. one and
quarter million OF black voters are refused the suffrage ny
by asserting that the blacks are ignorant The kepno
snce The Democrats would not haVelt lne{ se siAy
seas in Goa gress because Of The blacks hut VIII not az
lew them to vote. l. is fraud ON free government Ap
plause. such import mi questions Nere me- go tni
the tsri Issue could be agsted on p an 0I h0Tloh
Interests Their stupid demand for 20 per cent horizon
"a reduction shows them bankrupt in sa'esnGI ~,
They would have the Nation disma Ise,
% SHf eur sSaeesTd elite. liable to capture the navy Of
Spain. or infantile Chill; with capital when conc Ss
nearly completed Notwithstanding us OF tne ahcsnt
nTry Con left tn. Naon dismanted and
fencslsss Appliance 49, ~.
cratic T party 'GT from 0t the Gays Of Jackson Sincerely
lsnorant OF all that perlaned TO business, 1851
BANK and thought it safer 10 place the Government
funds ina bank ORGANIZED ~ s dn e1.s ovs
$4,000 IL specie lie regarded TINS as sstei man ne
upon the latter and destroyed II Destroying the Gov.
eminent investment Of millions, destroying oiedits Al
and millions. bringing general suspension Of business
aud uneIsnirlcd Bankruptcy and distress upon
Ss S.S9 a aa YAH ad Ss The %
wronss by Jsck.on, issSra~c' sad tr ny
And the people In their might In lsiO aud tWhed
out the Democracy. tApulausc 5000
The Last Democratic Cabinet prepared for war hv Trans
tsrng stands ~ arms Is southern sis'nss ana
The heavy guns we're placed where ths' would do ser'ce
seas rendered helpless AID dlsnanll'd nc
UowellC Obi tsrn which had baukruptsd nearly all the
konhstp mills aud hlled the lsnd vita the commercial
lTrd that the Government sought IN vain for loans at
rom ~ to ~ per cent nleIss dhy ,s s'1s "i "'
More than hall million Young men died To wlIe te'
dom GA the nag Of our country. iArplsu's As
inned g. cal the war failure Tue MIN. NINlh ana
The ard hirh ha. trcbcd the assessed wealth trch
led the udus of the country, eui thousands OF mcH
ptrawar, Investing more IN internal coEusioc lnsl an
s r 1"f" 'S Shp Republican " P.IIy "" sustained y
pccessions ~ patriotic Democrats who stlll love lhc
Ia var md pe."" iApph,u,ol Ths Republican party
will continua untl the humhest otfsn eau occupy hs
ballet untcrrlhnd aud unbought
james q. Blaine roPrescs, tho American nag "nd its
protection Ia the most 1Ltaut lands 10 the cfch7 "l INC
Republic "a" Vel as TO- me ,ns "" ny ak,
Tor the lnwy and tho strong anu whlo l"nourk c.'h
shall sweep The starE We have made moro progress ~
twenty years 81 Republican power than IN All the rest OF
our History Another such span Of Republican supremacy
will find our country with hundred And twenty mlions
az people given law and liberty, peace and fraternity To
all theinhdhants OF the American ointment APplauSeI
THE OTHER SPEAKERS.
The next speaker was George NJ. Is. Nudge who sald
he had been employee OF corporation for hfteen
years My employers" he continued "never demand
I'd OF me, however, that should work fourteen and
sixteen hours on stretch There is fundamental prin
rple in the policy Of the Republican party which is the
protection and fostering Of American LAB -,,..-.
General George Palmer delivered vigorous address.
which received with shouts OF delight Among other
things he said:
shall climb the steps that lead to tho White House We
want Willard Flmores, Franklin Piercos' James
K Polk. or James BucsauaHs for Presidents VS. want
OF = higher aud nobier character thtn that Oh
thai capacy and give him praise it neatly. We
character sigher aud n0ber than that Of Mayor OF
man who while Governor, made ba gains with Irving
Han aud County Democracy in order to secure their
man who represents to the fullest eI-
tent American citizenship whom they may tattoo
the more we will love him. lGreAt cheerins.]
Ex-Assemblymau Henry L. Sprague the last
speaker. He said:
II had beueVed some morning Suouu nave
expected to see this great gathering here tonight
should have looked fer you al the Offices OF
the Board OF Health becoming reinyigcrated,
electrified, re-ma gnetizcd, for morning papers
predicted that the Republican party would be smitton
epeechess should Grover Cleveland be nominated
TODAY. We have had glorious meeting here
tonight and thank you for IL.
! want TO say word about the independents Those
men who are going through the world striking them
selves on the shoulders and CRYING. 81 better than
YOU are" An Independent said TO me; don't want
names g. Blame" "Nhy ." | asked. Il don't
Ike his record" Have you ever read
liz" "No, but beard so and so say
40 and told him TO read Blane's record "a though
H. were iurvman bound 10 examine the evidence and
weigh and determine impartiay, and he will find that
Rlaipps record the MONDAY The same can
be said Of the independents whs cry aloud with fear
lest Mr. Blaine involve us In foreign war. tell them
te get his peace circular 10 the Southern coun
At the conclusion OF Mr. Sprasues address there was
call for SIGNATURES the roll OF the campaign club. The
call was responded by rush to the platform and
busy scratching Of names OH paper.