New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-11
SPEECHES BEFORE TIE UNION LEAGUE.
SENATORS HAwLEY AND sABIv on TIE REPUBLI-
CAN OUTLOOK.

SENATORS HAWLEY AND sABEN on TIE REPUBI-
CAN OUTLOOK.
At the regular monthly meeting of the Union
League, last evening. which largely attended. ad
dresses made by General Hawlcy, United states
from Connecticut and Senator sabin, OF Mime
Judge Davis presided IN the absence OF Mr Eyss
Among other things General Hawley said:
party s in its blood and bones what II dOes,-not
what II promises. The Republican party will stand the
test on what mas done better than any organization Of
the kind the world has ever seen. Beginning with the
abolition OF slavery, its recOnstructve measures It's
financial policy, IT. homestead laws, ts tnslstance upon
free vote and full count OF every yote,-ils whole
career In iactwtl stand the scrutiny Of the worc.
Whom the Lord loveth lie chasteneth" Two years ago.
House Of Representatives 1t was the best thing that
could have happened for the Republican party Two
to-nlght the whole semeat OK tie country is moi NOV
ing in the other direction Il Is due to the seventy ma
senate. We manaed To- get along with the help Of
Malone and Davis M Davis always voted with us,
because he said ways right At resent we are
little better of a. to our majority in tue senate and
have been irving 10 DO something in the practical
legislation. We have passed bill to improve the ClVu
Service. We have tried do something the banks.
which need not explain 70 you. bill arrange the
details OF the electoral count has passed We have con-
sdered the Importance and needs OF Alaska The Ter
rtory OF Dakota has wealth and Ieople enough TO war
rant her in asking 10 be state and she has not knocked
at the senate door In yhn We nave tried 20 tAe tne
FIRST steps TO recreate the Navy. You gentlemen, who
short time asked for tbs repeal OF the bankrupt act
have cimQred OF late Tor It's reenactment ana We nave
passed such bill We have tried 70 take some steps 70
rebuild merchant all measures we
nave no assistance from the house We htnu te pls
down to thensnd down 1t Is That IA practlcaliy the
end OF them Inc policy OF the Denocrats is 70 pass g
APPROPRIATIONS ana go nome 10 MAKE me most o. tIo o
cOnd ION OF legislation. When MI Carlisle was eected
the Democratic members from the South said: " We have
been catering 10 New York and PennsylY snia long
enough Let them go with the East 10 Tue fsepuOncans
that tne great agricultural classes or inc NOrnWe1
would lnd0rse their tsrn tinkering don't believe ~
cate OF protective tariff stand by the principle as
legitimate function 70 be exercised by government
whether It shall be high low what articles shall be
tree and what shall be taxed high so a. 10 pre- emf the
are matters OF legislation from time 70 time Con
slant changing the public viii not permit We passed
everybody content work under It's provisions for
few years at least They want change until tnat Jaw
and great many Democrats believe in That Is enough
for this year whatever may be enough ior tue uiie
one other thing might mention We nave been lnNes
Voting ia farce IN dfeen states of the Union. OF
US will come North and make speeches ths fali when
you may OBJECT because they will De Of the bloody snl
order You will think. probably might he mi!der
state in tie Union is counted as It cast aud mans
vote intimidated with a free vote aud the protective
issue fairly Presented, can carry snoh states a. "es
In The the success OF the Republicans at the coming
election because they deserve 10 succeed
Senator sabin sad
my hopes for Republican victory this fall Eighteen
months ago IL DID not look so But Muen"seI @
the country find the spirit extant ana the saine
belief that the great Republican party IL again 70 rise ~
supremacy By tho strength OF an emergency
In which lis services viii be needed. NOT
only the States the Northwest sending IA good re
porte. though the Democrats have expected detection
there but there prospect that may carry Florida
North Carolina, Tennessee and West Virginia.
THE PAINTINGS.
The exhibition Of water color paintings presented some
and fe striking things over hundred pictures
exhibition. Among them were CURIOSITY, by
Eugene Kmsch; Entrance % Mosque Algeria, by
samuel COluan Ease that Main sheet ye Luhbers by
Frederick = Cozzeus; WAITING for the Cue" by Hamil
Ton Hamiltoni A Fair Maiden" by EdFard Haninan;
Hawks Nest shelter Island" by Edward MO.au;
November In Normandy" 10y Carleton Virgins; ON
BuEZards Bay" by william Sarian Mistress Judith"
BY Miss 60 A. Northami Indian summer,' by George