New-York tribune., 1884-10-23


and prolonged applause again and again renewed -.
Mr. Blaine nominated by the votes 9i thoSe W,l",i @
fle those men who compose The bone and snew oi tie
Republican party oprlauseh and 10 whose pres,'e WI
insrt IN, p%1 narty in Gaons ar for for the past quarter Of
century Renewed appausc do not man an ~ uo,c nr
than nomination mainly hecan7e 1t nc , e,,,
that would he ascrinod to me " ,' ~ ,h,, we tndo
pendent Republicans who have come on tur hI',n'
sI"n fNrpansoI There are two ciaascs ot Indcend'n
Grpubhcnna, one which docs nothing .o [ nua ,,
s, "IG,s nn, S do I'm. %hcr" by nhcsncc and cduce
zion feel that hc,ong, with tho Republican party
SENATOR MrLERs ADDRESS.
Tho chairman thon introduced the Hon. Warner
Miller. who was warmly greeted lie said;
1isars 90 r,r NorSG MF~s RfrrmIc,N Ctrn "r
qril ClIy OT NV NORN Permit me trsl 10 THANK you
Republicans; and. secondly to thank You for the cor
dality OF your reception nave come down ~, n,'N 10 ~
mainly Republican TO be snrc Perhaps the moral
Sense perhaps the intellectual sense of the people 81 me
great cy and The ncghhoring city of Brooklyn BE that
ss may in the great free county OF New Trn a %s
see ON the one hand the old Democratic party with is
record the War, during the War; and during the
period Of demonstrations with itS record against pl
fnoney and the faithful payment of the National debt
On the other hand see the sa,ne Republican party
which came into being IN is1o; Inc same P"tM tSs
War. and which has given us tnc wise Use
m which followed the Mar; the
party which has iited the credit ana the al.h on INC Na
Gon from the lowest point which reached curing the
dark days OF the War until to-day IL Is hlsher th'n 'i
credit OF any othcr clNlIIcu p,uPe' APl'%o' - -
Notwithstanding this OF those who used I" gather
with us only few months tell n, that there are no
political issues at stake in this canvass ana th the TWO
parties stand upon The same plat Orl "nd thaI t1e ISSUE
Nevertheless sti! believe that the great Fundamental
and radical difference between the two parties aretodaS
know mat Mr.. Curtis and Mr.. schurz-lhssesl-we
do not do that in the country. Laughter voice
newcd laughtcr Bat, say, nowith~i lhus those wv"
dstin gui>hed gentlemen, lately Socalled 'epuohcams'
tell us that the two parties standing today upon the
same PLATFORM disposed to doubt IT, know
that heretofore. when we have core MP /" can, can,
itself upon the Republican platiof ot iour years "ioe
past bury It's dead We accept all that you have done
and only little way behind you In me race oi
cratic party waited five weeks after held our conNen-
ton. and now they tell Us with the aid of afrw rene
gsdes that they have adopted precisely ihe same plat
form that have adopted in short tna they have got
up with They are not now four years bchihi put are
even with us in the race.
TWO IDEAS IN THE PARTIES.
But say parties are not made in day parties
do not change in "A day. In short during the en-
tire history of GoFevament there have been two
differing and ideas between the political powers
One was gwen to the world by Alexander HImon, and
The other by Thomas Jefferson. Hamilton would have
established Nation l day. He sought 10 give great
powers 81 the Federal 10y crnmcnt. Hrdd h9, ielr
trust the people with their own soyclc-niy ne sought
10 mould he thirteen coonc- into homosenro1s mass
pnd 10 give them a eoyornment which snonm Ir'tG,t
world ON the other hand. Thomas Jefferson feared to
trust IT, people in hc pursuit Of National Government
and o increase tho power. OF tho Individual STAT" GOV
i,,i..f ii .,i t,.o il.,. .f1ud CON
frontur cnch Other i''r. Ihc 9nrlrn, Gi n,.lon'n{
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finir mehi iudro ur italf o the o.c of Hu passed
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tltiNa fNHt ltH NNh .t. iH'it rNlHUNt NN"Nur iNN
hauhirrHul uVtut' a .irwteHWa trlih ,nl untin
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ali ,, ,,,.. f ,.,i. nailed, t, ana. ..t,,. ,iI ,v,r
vxl,1 ,,uttoli,l tl l.i.,.r.iio party 1T tao country
forn,.,rl, mn, ,,,rt n,f,r. thr War Almost without
exception The member 0t the ilu-r lrnm tie ~uulh arc
the siuc cla-r u mtu who held power n ihr Hn"lh ht
fore the Wal Nearly every unr ul them hed oi,f h tho
the tUnirir 6uNtruu'nl of were lh lur '"l'i"lN
Army, They are lhr 'inr III l"h'l' ia ,"r"S ,"u W
practice to-day IN lttud l" lht I"M'i' W inn i'"lM
Government, lhal lh'l were ht"I' H' var lhl nt'u
tniIendclcd slavery 3u tne m llstt m M g., % @ "", S
have surrendered nothing more lhih llt i"u"A lh'N
control The Democratic parry through tue eau
system. The Dtmocf"tc parry Is u"
day firmly welded 10 u'if lhc"lrs
Of froe trade ~ they were whh 'aho tNl"u' W " wa" @
doctrine in the Schai" Inc pcho' ' l4iH ,oI 'Hu1y
j. absolutely IN The control "l lh' wing o IL N'h "s %
u the Theory ." SlIi' rsilS, W nt a!ut % "aS & =" & o
Democrats of the Norm b'H'Nc III h"he Z" 'H'e'
fvfp nd "a