New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-16
chesrsi; and fought for tho great ora,o

And light for the great soldier and senator "gplaal
Logan. lApplause and cheering.l lie, TOO ION A.
lAppause; lie sought by proving his Hex. u" !, BY.
honor OF being useful - his country that M 70 e
the lawyer to make his record NE ne Il
hs pen, bat with his sword An,t. sa
And upward aad Onward is the midst o, tbssVtiss'
cannon he Is asked Tor the nopor Of being nsefuin
country rs q soldier o. Ddttlr WAY genile,,, . ii
two great colleges. one-Tay own, Ysleand the at's
their c9sket, the young soldiers that went r.
colleges 90 hsht for he conntry and thSs. s ss
have died have been cherished as private - va
As CAPTAINS, ~ ccOuels. as generals and ~
portraits adorn ,he walls Of taeir great bs!s AtS a
We are IN be tO5 ma Whra cOnntrYDan ~ og. ses
favored by early education, had learned IN m. n
Egypt o. lieois and IN me nest Of Democratic eosi
beads with WhDW ne associated that whsn ia ce0p-
He was attacked, whether he could r.s5 Ar ..Ii
rrsI Butler saws mat G.rsr1i Wssb,.s. Css
this criticism Of these learned people eon1 q
be caHdlda., for b, did not know how 10 .Sstt ~
word cloth" But this II idle aad frivo.us n s,n
Hdculc and shame, am sorry Ia say, tue oni,u
the education Of those great i0-tiutO1s thaf i,.N
Education Is great thing and learning IL cres, s1
hc ire Of treason lHd 10 nave survived n ana coth
b. reason Of courage and skil and faculty hi ~ f
rank that General Logon holds. Is a better reeo,, -
any Of the scholars OF NY time. lApplsusel ''''
MARRYING THE B0LTERs TO rAwuAxv
Well. now, we must end this speech. How IA tA.r.,
to be established hetweea these high contracting n,
between the exioiaied Republicans and the sofa 49,.
OF Democracy In this great ethyl I gobs.,s
who was to represent-fOr there must d.,
be some representation Of great boil., H.
these; when this uuion wa. con'ummated, vhohto
away these clipping Republicans when they are pres,,,,
before the political parue, for marriage. To- famr,s
Hail, who X 10 give them away; why, no doubt f,s3
NJ better, General -churz, tor he can say. they -
belong to me- AID he can give them away ianght.,
Bat wondered al stOppage 10 the ccremeny h ~.
brlte the marriage, aud after some fumhhng ,o NJ
why, We are all arraysd." great laughter ~
he would sndow these runaway hepable.,
with all the worldly goods that these three -,
Dcmscrac hall, in this city had possession o. hat -
not otherwise appropriated. lIaugbter
And wis s to furnish the trousseauH Well cants ar
but neither Of them Il OF an American fabric lfaugs,
Only know when righteousness and Truth are i0ls,ig
gether in this happy MARRIAGE, rightesusss,, oon,,
OF sefrghteOIsness and II needs Oher and trgl !,
represented by the Democratic party, will hsU
close fitting Chinese fabric. known as the Morey Liter
But respa's too much your patience and upsa a,
eonrtesy Of The distins gentlemen who are pa
the issues are unbrOkcn. would like to hear sopei,
that prded himself IN that convention and Justly ugs
presenting President for sinse A.,
On able colorod man. Mr.. Lunch. (Appsu.e.l / -sl
like to know n that fidelity az thus expressed aud 6
yering mp five million coored men for four yeas l
mercy Of The Demoor3tlc party. applause l,tn
10 have stood by Mr. Lyuch Dutl Ia greater tbt,t
stand b. the 5OO0,OOO blachs In the Southern tsnis
TnE TARIFF AID BRITISH N1ERrsrs
And then tho tard Ia just "a big aa It ever VA
u IL nothing but American independents M
American labor accorded with rho dignity hs
belongs 20 rufrushp. That II the AZ,
llmn aud II you would ask the lriti,h rar'i1mrh'bFa
twa 'ur ~ "a they dii ~ old King oruts iias ibr
would pas the pomurrtlip iaiils and n' ilo Reyes
can great hppauaal, aud n The Crown hii Gao apPil
mrni ~ the President for four yraa, ~ ~ Old kl
truirr's tine they had Of oar tsINrtuuft 10
upon u theJ would not appoint james g. llane a.
nut they say AAt NJ. Blaine Is such q spirited h.a
aud hr II American through AMI through, ani Boo RT
= AL
nnr friends and onr alles-tLat be nav sprak u6 h
some way that will get rs into mischief Gcutlen.
gentlemen, let ne warn you that tie way NsEa
Is got into trouble with other pow,rh; Nateu
il not IN phtklng open ana manly IN
but IN Disgusting IL. Tremendous appsR
vii not SPEAK Of mys Il, tut thlnA yuu VIII inln
foreign affairs that did not speak Tie truth ard ciry 10
Wen. weIii Now let us understood We know Sha
the Republican party is We Know what the Dem9etals
party l.. We know who the candidates are ard lave
thi, 10 say for myself, and for you. Mr. Coairns
dud Tor these codntrymen ana Tor ne M,
nv cOuuiryInen OF the Republican patty: That nshle
will we he counted among me pioneers nor .M9hte
tumpeiers. nor among the RANK ana ME. we VIA Lols
found among the camp f0LOwers-nO, not even anoai
the chApains OF the Democratic party nat f. 10 e oTf
the pro rate form Of the Republican party INTO apo
ton OF power. lGreat appiause.I
Mr.. Evarts closed. and while he walked 10 BIZ
seat and received the congratulations O.! Jnda
Robertson and others the audience cheered AinD
the echoes A drum and life corps, comlosa
of about forty lads from eight
sixteen years Of age, IN Zouaye dress
who were introduced as all sons Of soldiers 2
the late war;" entertained the audience wiz
music which was highly relIshed. When they
played Marching Through Georgia. som" Of me
audience Joined IN the refrain amid great cheering
from the others.
SENATOR HAWLEY's SPEECH
Senator Hawey, of Connecticut. was the next
sneaker Cheers greeted AIS appearance On ihi
stage He said.
Mr.. CHArRNAN AND LADIES AND GrNTLFMtN; L6I =
congratulate thi. evening upon having Nttnel
To this great Grafton from most eminent ana houoiao,
citizen and great lawyer lApplausr Nnen came bsN
certainly say something somewhere. To somebody ~!
so full OF this c4so. AN aDunlihUy stsneA ~
comforted and s,renEthened az without aoIb, ~
a,e. Before, thought was right An0s a.
right. Applause We are here t-hlsh1 as Poi'N'Ss 81,
that is 10 say , a. AmeFe'h ,nd "i .Ss wso,
high duty 1t Is TO know something ABOUT F..ui
ALWAYS and to be wel'ntormed in view 81 every etCs
and 20 20 To every prominent caucus, ana aWNsVI
once. Laughter II there be any man 10 ths UVs
land who deserves our profound PITY not 10 say sn.
mitgated contempt. II IL the 1ran who says that hrA
nothing aud cares aothinc about politics. lie 3. one.
in n' him consists he abIicates his throne 81
abandous 56OOOO0O OF people tn chaos ara soslss,
No credit to Rim If these things do not follow" LII ~
he no complaint froa him. considering himself gsa-t
man Of culture. he sometimes does, II the great ks.
lie shah fail into the hands OF nen at0se.Aa
worthy speak OF politics went 70 N0aa We os.t,,
Z
the only one, think IN the book: ns
"POlitics.-The science OF government W.
part of ethics which consists in the Lst.at y.
lion and government Of a state OF natl n losn,,
preservation OF its safety, peace and prosperity 'v
bending the defence of it, existence and Hght go
foreign control conquest; the augmentation " a..
strength and resources add the protection IN tnen
for The preservation and improvement Of thef o'
III that be the true definition as you say y tneu NJ,
to the worship Of Almighty God there no l,,,,s
than that OF "A man worthy OF the name OF poi..- -,
lCheersl That Isl platform OF the hepuoNa n "a =,
aud when the distinguished orator VINO pitoerSasih
read that magnificent paragraph hich ais, ysa.sth,
NV vest pocket-iau from Mr.. turts aenH 40
history ami character OF the Republlcdh p-rVivsna
curred 10 me that No2h Webster had been IN e1s.
And when NV old friend General McC0ok lcn,bnM
bcarsed the glorious history Of our pMty,,i ~,
again OF Noah Webster and george W W.
APARrY MADE ny ira HISTORY -,
What is the Republican party : What Is any pNs
Not what it promises to be; not what II says ""wS
but what its sympathie' and It's Sorrow It's nole'J
,oar.. n. labors ami It's deeds, 10 deie" :"
II. victories. have made H. That "a VIZ -
party IT, All these things have gone mo wv {.
and built up its soul and made It's menial n"o
do not need u platform to-day for the h's,
Marty Ne need only the most maguhcent vs. IA 4
vraf. history has ever written. That l. our pAly ~