New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-31

such was the history OF Great Britain when the
DYNASTY OF stuart ana beheaded the Kings and when
tie great ruler who followed sank IN death the country
the stuart dynasiy under Charles H. All reasons were
given-how good be to be instructed by inc ne
OF his unhappy Subjects how these Woula hCt nv, he
energy aud the severity OF the Puritan reign now nc
thought II better to have back some 81 IN" a'
ties II society ana then lDe people 5id King with
DE friends together once more uh0eI liI O wei
Ien9yatGd E9hsy aIa , Ne ali know disgrace
after disgrace, shame after shame was III te ~ arr
Secr tho ennefic mower that they had once asserted
aud In the revolution twenty years alteI WIZ ,oe
William and Mary were put upon the lhlohe, lnt n''
the and of all ali the despoe policies ana all tue uoS
potic rulers OF Great Britain O., IN rooctior after
the reat revolution and submission to the better anu
more peaceful schemes for the Tecau Oh te
of periods Of amelOrated authonyi ana many III Ine
Repubc Frauce. you soc the CONTAMINATION ihaS was
yoached IN spite all stumbllngblocks and all draw
But our great Natonwas entitedyes 1t was
10 % through twenty-five years thirty or forty 0rhy
years. If need lie, TIL the principles OF me
absolute freedom OF suffrage and honesty OF government
And did fight against us tho woakenn9 nnuence
OF poor human nature and wo held the GoVerhVn' a
the successive terms until the last year Wien, ~ ~
would assured the predominanec OF our prihcple
in the Executive power we were overthrown mere III
o ols own nnm6ars we lost the election by 100 votes
IAppause.l Very well. we Republicans o3eyeu tre
laws. lApplansc.l We Obeyed the Constitution. LAP
piause. Ne obeyed the suffrage as It was deposited
and it was counted Applause But ior tnls ~,
lion, suffrage and the counting OF the votes %
Cleveland never would have been mace teSue VI ec
not fair and not counted. not that they were h0t r
and counted fair in the Northern states bnt III the
Southern States there suppression by hundreds OF
sands OF that would have been cast for us ana
no count really made all in favor OF our candidates
Now that TOO. we submitted to- for was the law ana
tho Constitution. when violence and fraud intervene
can We know how bear it until it becomes intoler-
able. and we know how by perfectly psaceIn anu per
feciy generous methods we can melt down that cNceI
ton Which the only disturbance OF the time ana
faithful obedience in this country TO the Constitution
Well. now under the old conflicts between the Demo
cratic party aud the WING party, when any measure
carried against u.s. OPPOSED as we Thought TO inc
interests and honor Of the county that divided us ne
tween the shareholders and the Northerners we used
to think that it was done aud could not be helped anu
moved, step by step, without resistance or as
aud then new encTOachment perpetrated upon us
bat &C last, in 1860 determined that the people OF
without any illusions, without any jugglery, without
any banterng that should prevent our maintaining
the Constitution and laws OF this land; ana when
escaping all bounds OF political ahlagoaism
there was an ontDITSt OF na sN war i,ynotNsp
not disturbance of the peace is to take place when
votes are cast in one way ana not IN anothSr Ap
been taught, and whatever concerns as in regard TO
ten ,uce of the Constitution-a tho amendments in,
cudod-whateyer is necessary 10 DO done to that Gnd
will be cheerfully peacefully and quietly accomplished
going to reverse all the Vordicts OF
the Government SS Appa%se We have already re-
versed it in Ohio. Great applause We are gong TO
taken and the votes are counted so we are going on
oar ranks not thinned our veterans are not AIS
eouraged they are not discouraged This Is Itself 99t
instance. Here you are in I'll vast assenbago this
Indictment night all sober quiet faithful R"publican
citizens. who love your country and love Its laws non
ored yourselves and respecting at least the protection OF
everybody i'll this country. lApplausel
Row TO PREVENT THE MKT wAE.
Now. it was supposed by the Republican party that
when the over it twenty years ago, aud
when reconstruction had been substantially completed
by the amendments to the Constitution aud the laws
required by the cbanget supposed that we should
DC able all the country TO take up questions Of
material prosperity and the honor ard fame Ct the
country. aud It's foreign relations ana It's mme;' in
dustres, and all that concerned the greatness aud Sc
eurty ana good fame 81 TINS great people an over te
country. Who supposed that There nccd he
and should be dihcroncei Everybody
where. Outright to vote turned upon our being citzcns
in hs and That state and benz gGcGr r 10y The laws laws
by the Republican party was the "scertanncn and an
stltution and the laws APPLAUSE hut we nave pro
Vded that there shall De no enrroachmcnt upon the
previous condition. lAppIGsc.l That IS the law.
tAppauseI And another provision Is that II we
The whole population whether II be II Ncw'l ork or
Massachusetts or South Carolina or Texas. then we
taton In Congress and In the electoral ticket and by
these things make 1t out that every man IN
the question OF Federal politics shall have nlh and an
opportunity to vote and To have his vote counted. II
the Constitution cannot that first principle Of
the integrity OF the suffrage then We Will
nuG ont why that fact exists. tAppauseJ
am afraid there are great many men who iater
when talk TO them about the prCprety OF maintain
ing the Constitution. such talk Is called inammatoy
We say that has right TO vote that IL called
imnanmatOry. Why Good heavens! what have we
lAppause We are Tree; we are entitled to free
speech; we are Tree men we nave Tree suffrage,
free press but If you say thai one Of your citizens sde
pryed Of his vote l. entitled To the right Of having 1t
restored 10 NM, YOU arc lhHani3'OI because IL may
hurt somebody's feelings and they say 1t Is a
renewal of the war. Applause Let me tell you, gem
tlemen, that 1t Is the way TO prevent the next war
Grcat applause, continuing for several minutes And
war. Renewed applause ana great enthusiasm But
it is not by being nealymouthed about ~ Now. ncay
other side the water and here We DO not intend to
be- mealymouhed about anything hat Is IN the COnsttu
law. (Renewed appause Nor about anything that is
IN eonsonance WIN inc results oi the great war up
meaning in the dictionary and 1t is worth our while to
The mealy mouthed, the dictionary says. men who
decline to speak the truth in plain words. Applause
aud adgher If this palnnes Of speech mad prevailed
would have been no civil war Great ap
plaGse II Is because OF this covering up
truth and hiding it In ambiguous speech that there
finally co'oesi in tho government of this world out
burst OF truth that has been suppressed that VIII shake
analiou to It's centre.
THE COMING ELECTION.
Now going ON with this country far as We
have right to be heard 10 it, to the very endand
arc going to carry on, far we may all the parts OF
government that are entitled In and one Of
those is the right to vote next Tuesday. Applause
And how much is involved there Why. we have in the
State affairs enough to interest the Inhabitants OF This
State Everybody look to e In its uumborsits
wealth, its energy its prosperity, the signal favor OF
providence that u enjoys whether yOu run II from New
York to Buffalo, or from Lake Chsmpaiu 70 Lake Erie
II Is a State worthy OF our honor AID love. ZAP
pausc And when We have to choose aGOyernOrf three
would like to have Governor that In his char
acter and ability COMFORTS with the dignity of this Ma
ton. lAppauSe We have to live under HIM for three
years and We would like TO have him ruler under the
Constitution OF the State and the United States and all
the laws that can maintain build up advance and de-
VelOp the prosperity Of the state.
nut moro than this is in the election We choose
the Senator'S and to choose by that
Senate thus to be chosen, Senator Of the
United States two years hence; and all
the share tAat this State with It's
millions has in the Senate of the United States
two Senaiurs--On level with Rhode Island and Della
ware II Is in the Constitution aud to obey
the Constitution Let that when years
we send Senator TO the National Congress- send
who shall be at least man to whom the people OF this
q. faft ,tnr ,fI