New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-18
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY OCTOBER Is-TWELvE fAGEs

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especal yehenence whenever we yehlure W SRI Z,
about the suppression OF the colOred Republican ,O'S
1be south Now Il Ia hardly necessary for me 10 as
claim both for myself and for you, any ts ~,
~ the exCon fedorate OF the South. feo hotnns D
10 'Io osi cordial and hearty good will and admiration
Tor Lee Jackson and the many brave men u" b3
va only less strong than that feel for sucl
Southerners Farragut, Thomas ana Druy .on' q.
own states went against it. Applause When such an
ex-Confcderate that gallant southern GENE.
fbe results OF the war, the Republicans always u
turn show that they not only ready put eage 10 ~
him honor We do not inveign against SOutheInots Oi
what il is now the fashion call their ancient history
but We would feel ourselves towards. lndesu, W. w
! hrsltatcd for moment most slIohhy W
denounce such OF them rs are at this present te c
principals and participants IN wrong GSG
Iyr adicrs If the Democracy comes INTO power ~ ~
would rather il under their leadership thah uIer
that of their Northern allies can respect an
tolerate who fought us openly nave nOthihE pt con,
cmnt for Northern Coppcrhcad who tried to stab us
IN s5fety TO himself Applause We may depl0re' out
We can hardly complain OF the DelnOcratc soiiy vi
, majority of The pcople are Democratic but when
smch naturally Republican states as South carolina,
Mississippi and Louisiana kept solidy Democratic
a. gross and crying evil against against, . which
every honest man who is not coward shoud protest
with all his might and heart Great appauSt "I% nav
say ia not based upon any parrish, 20 gtsI Tho ~
fcla election returns, Charles nudley warner account
of his Southern trip. Cables grand apPes 70
right, The Frccdmans Case III Elmty anu borcto
Silent south" and above all the answers maze iheTco
Ly such Sontherncrs Mr.. Grady, Of me iH"d ~
SiiirOh These answers, infinitely a,npoI y "" than
VOWED though they may he. practIcal.y resolve ,io
selves down into three propositions, cond ho thew do
not them. Third and most important, II tney Ho
want them they shall not have them. Can these 20
called fair answers The second proposition ,, Is
| urtrue: the third we ourselves should 40 onr
6s to roT obgoDq9a n sood the faith n'' as '
reason for frauduently DISTINGUISHING class OF our EEL
ow-ctizeus 10y any man who honestly DolleIcS III w"
American theory OF government. Applause .,.,o
In 1850 South CaroIna had nearly million people
whom were blacks. 1h,se blacks are almost entirely
Republicans yet in lsSi nearly seventy Thousand OF
the ninety Thousand votes east were Democratic Is IT
waving the bloody shirt 10 ask how IL hapIs III h
state that twohh- OF me voters cast onlInI %,
.'n ,lat nuet unv reigps IN south Carolina but that
ouct Is OF the kind the peace that once rlgeu
nm warsaw DO YOU ask what can do to remedy lhs
All We can AZ least brin. the great force OF au en-
ightcucd nd aroused public opinion To bear against H.
nlrr tho heroic leadership or men like Cable there mas
already sprung up the south small but appreciate
,d 'I1vyiur sentiment against it, Instead of weakly
and supnrly bcayinS these men IN their grand struggle
for ght let rs, for whom the task Is 80 much easr AZ
least help them by word and Thought If We cannot ny
deed and them that the sympathy OF the North Il
we can resolutcy refuse To put or Keep IN power parry
that profits by such wrong DOM lireat appsnSo ,
long ~ the Democracy dcPehIs i"' Suc'C "Po IN,
electoral votes of these SoIthrrh states p iS
obtained ,b tS1Gl DENY Nr fa"a s all space 0
in the control Of the National Government. That is why
or ~ nd regret the facl tha he is. regards his lnau
til policy arrcd with the same stuck as his opponents
tb south Who has sought To have all classes OF MS lei
low ,Irns protected ia enjoyment Of their political
rihts vs. hear that the rr.ult IN ONO has increased
ihe chances IN Virginia; exactly a. mas
hrlpcd rs here iu NrwNOrk But 40 one thinks tha II
or Mississippi Why Is this difference Because In Nir
rnia there % chance tor far play, while IN Carolina
we owe the CNistcDce OF this chance.
In CONCLUSION wish again that our success this
vii ha iu wise rcbukc 10
The Administration so FAR as the laters good
deeds aud purposes arc concerned but II most cmpua
H.. M IN fH %
uaiiou belongs; aud such fcDuH Was never iboIe
G"ncmcn have only TO thank you FOR your courtesy
ard to say how glad ain to have had the cAanc" OF
Loud applause drowned tho final sentence OF Mr.
Eoo-rvclts address aud it some minutes before Inc
president the club could make himself heard " L.
great treat IN FOR YOU. which every lover OF goo
things will heartily appreciate. IL Is the pleasure ana
honor OF Introducing you Henry CABOT Lodge. OF
Massachusetts," Mr.. Lodge was greeted warmly ana
stood some time waiting Tor the applause TO suDsl'c'
lie said IN part
MIR CniIENAN. LADIES ANp GENrLENEN: | came
here see. not 20 speak. aud am sorry that am not
prepared 10 address you. Mr.. Roosevelt told mo that
he was coming over here address you ard invited me
To- meet the Young hepnbhCAh Gun OF b'""hy H. auu
from the hearty greeting which have received an
glad indeed that dd 80. feIt Guiuy
p Ecss asked ask me If I had speech
the Indian who was found wandering about me plans
ana on being asked II he wa, lost replied NO; Ilnn
another state to look toward NcwY5rk aud Ito domestic
Affairs Ne In Massachusetts, look with anxiety to"hd
tho coming contest III TINS STATE am sure mat every
Republican Massachusetts looked with great respect
10 he nominations made by the Republicans OF New
York This fall II has been said In the papers that tho
defeat Of the Democrats this fall will be rebuke to Mr.
Cleveland. IL will not be rcbuke TO him, but
the grasping members OF that party TO which
he boongs. We looking for tie
end which the asccndancy Of the Republicans again 10
power VIII bring our purpose now j. 10 put MI Day-
export aud MS associates on the Republican ticket INTO
or. this fall because 10 Is the most admirable Ticket,
and because Of the most admirable men u at It's
because IL f. mu-t admirable act to place
such Republicans In Office because know that the
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The country because represents the best business
interests OF the country.
Mr. Lodge WAS frequently interrupted with loud ap-
plausc and when he attempted to stop was compelled
20 continue by the requests made by the audience.
The closing scerc was OF great enthusiasm. and
when the president thank the audience FOR their
attention amid ringing cheers for the head OF tho
ticket proposed by some one in the hall