New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-23

violence which we have oil Witnessed, but shall
90 on. w na@ Ss an. NE aeh A at e SsSs Of
brethren calm and careful consideration Oh Wn~ 'nc'
| intend to do.
discard at 't ihe outset the idea that there IS
any other real living issue at the South The IDEA
80 often advanced thai there Is any question OF dis
LOYALTY 9 this linton ha, there Is s sny Of ss 1
might as we'll be eliminated at once, from the calcula,
tons and considerations Of every man
wss s as With this e sSs %as"
| to the gentleman upon my hight General sherman:
never agreed to foresucar the love and the affection
which have for my gallant Old commander 'ehefa'
Lee. tApplauseJ
THE SOUTH THOROUGHLY LOYAL
AS time moved on identified myself with the Ec-
publican party In all soemnity and seriousness say
the people of this Nation that the idea and thought
OF secession and dsnion Is banished from that sec
un as much as from Massach usctts that there Is no
more loyal section. barring This question of The
problem Sos m This ' Nation n mers anu apcned
and the Southern States were asked TO leave
Ss TCUs so have S besn s
disaster that could have bciallcn Them uToiohgoo
The question confrants the Southern, people in
way they cannot avoid and you In way that you
shall have HIS vote. II is easy to declare what should
be declared and should be enforced that up TO this
ing suffrage which 1t has not enforced IT IS not
easy TO look OF the consequences in enforcing the
snSe TO Of Gase as Of SOUTH SaTua n' a
the the NsT. England Puritan place himself ,, IN
dO a In Is doing i Ss do % noi forget that nunGed
men at this moment-men OF your own blood-have,
with the brave stanley penetrated the heart of the
dark continent Of Africa surrounded BY hostile tribes
fmtful-that is. men of that blood unwilling TO be
anything else but the dominant race wherever it
England, that when you get iransplanted to any
N rfN
for it. or die in the acm I me ,nt tell that
and match the Nna wealth S iO' hch inc here
assembled would never IN those crcumStanees
yield their dominating Influence and live IN subsection
while ignorance rode over you. point out these
a. aboHP @ rae anS ND s b ne me-
who loves his Nation who realizes that This Nation
around me and who knows that New; England blood
has enriched our section as much as 1t has any section
Mr.. Wise, in closing. talked of the advantages
Of an intelligence franchise and said that when
men like the descendants Of the Pilgrim Fathers
present system, especially as it worked in the
South. and devised remedies on some such lines
the general tenor Of his speech indicated, the
electoral problem IL the South would be solved.
The tenth toast Pilgrims Abroad" was re-
spondcd to by General Horace Porter The SEN
timents were
will 60 lose myself
And wander up and down.
Comedy OF Errors, Act /, Scene Q
IT'S ever
That meri-st when they ate from home.
King Henry V, Act /, Scene p
General Wager Swaync down to respond for
Every sister society," but he begged TO have the
scope that this toast afforded him somewhat mar
rowed. Instead of replying for all if lac were asked
only in behalf Of the Ohio Society, What does
our sister say?7 he would answer; =" Our Ohio
sister says Let US go home.''
This sentiment met with hearty and general APP
prevail and everybody went
the speeches Of Mr. Dpee Dr. Taylor COngressm0n ketd
General Porter and T. s. Isham see Fourteenth Page.