New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-02

We may rejoice without harsh words for our enus .nc
enemy We may rejoice that the l'epuhc our vo'"''is
and cur home shall be again under the firm control OF the
marty which has always testified its devotion to her msu
buttons and liberty by words ana by dee's' me re
publican Congress already secure, VoooEsSi's u ~"
people progress, prosperity and a1Vanceh"h'' Inv
iosson NJ This campsen has shown that loyalty In America
prevails and conQucrs, just as II prevails III oner i""
and the world over when the Nation is called 70 Us own
defence Loyalty is born Of any particular hauon
nor does It spring from any particular seeuoh I" uc
ba lint LOYALTY Is persona and Identified with the char
acter OF the individual ani this ground alone Is eN
planned the ana the cause ior 50 many
Democrats and Third Party men coming W NV
support OF the Republican party
REPUBLICAN LOYALTY ON ALL SIDES.
LOYALTY marked It's progress from Oregon with IT'S 200
Republican ma GRITTY down Michigan raising its
rate from 1000 to $4,000 Republican majority over 10
Virginia. where the next Governor shau &c tne
heroic Nathan Gor 1t pressed on to the Diamond STATE
and for the nrst time In eghty-iour years Delaware sna
snsak for the LOYALTY OF the Republican in our Leg
islstiye halls Nor do forget the scene at ST. Louis
where the red bandanna was Haunted In the faces OF
free neope That insignia which used the lunch
Of Furopean pauper labor receives its answer when ST.
Ipis sends TO Congress Republican Representatives
and Tennessee follows in her footsteps Cali Up the
records and stamped every is the grand results
ana the magnificent figures 600 for PENNSYLVANIA is
only excelled by loyal Kansas Did we promise at Chi
caco that the Empire would be loyal Though de-
feaed tho lives and Warner Miller is not for
gotten redeemed pledge (cheersl and yet ono
step more will be taken that here in New-YoFk city
LOYALTY shall be the only password known to our party,
and its violation break forever the confidence Ie
posed IN It.
TREACHERY MUST BE EXCLUDED.
Treachery at the polls forever be excluded from
our ranks Those who would attempt to betray the
party's trust in such manner must 60 from us when
This shall be accomplished, and it Will be DONE our iair
city may ranked where it should be-
with the New South before US, and the Solid South
behind us, states of the west DAKOTA oi'iaeu
and admitted Washington and Wyoming Territories raised
70 statehood tho second century OF the Republic begins
like the began with the machless Washington always
LOYAL 70 the people and the Republic The second century
gives an assurance the Republican party will secure
Republican form OF Government all over the land not In
theory but in fact foundation is the opening up
OF the highway ballot box demanding fair ballot
and honest count prolonged cheering and APPLAUSE
GENERAL wooDFoRD ON THE SOUTH.
The time limit expired before Mr.. Foster
finished his speech. but the audience insisted
that he should 90 on, and he did. When tho
spplansc thai followed him had subsidized he
introduced General Stewart l.. Woodford. who
was received with great applause. He discussed
his favorite topic. the Southern question: ana
here are some of the things he SAID
You know how little chance Chinaman has In the
city OF New Of san Francisco and you know how
little chance coored man has in the South with It's
prciu0iccs.
bloody For twenty years we spoke Of the suppress
sion OF the South but fOl twenty years tho
Republicans there counted out But now, gentle
man, you Presidential canvass In which no
Inference OF the .ody shirt made We have carried
West Virginia. We have carried St. Louis ana ne
lleve that when the State NewYork IS won tho North
ern States ranging from the Atlantic to the Rocky Noun
tans be the Switzerland Of the Republican party
fCheers) We have fight for the cradle
and the grave. The Btarbons are dying and the young
Americans being born (Cheers)
Ex-JUDGE DAVIS IN EXCELLENT FORM.
Ex-Judge Davis came next after General
Sheridan had increased every ones good nature
with few neatly chosen words-for he would not
make specch-and General Jackson had given
another token of his oratorical ability. Ex-Judge
Davis seemed to be in excellent FORM His
speech aroused tremendous enthusiasm. This IS
the substance of what he said
have had -four years Of Democratic rule four years
Of yacu' No human being place his finger upon
one solitary act, single measure which the Admins
traitor Al Washington in that period Of time has given to
the country Of the slightest value. Cheers God
rules in politics well in and In peace Tho
party that for quarter Of century ruled this country
the party that the country upon its broad shoulders
through the terrible civil war the party that carried it
trumphanty above of secession and carried 1t
on principles made the whole country rich and pow
erful and prosperous the party that has given US an
advance in that quarter Of century unparalleled In the
history Of malkind-hat party has again boon called upon
10 take Che helm State and TO give again TO the country
long continued period of prosperity ard popular hspp-
(Cheers) m
our duties fellow citizens, arc apparent We will
take into our hands the Civil Service reform (Checrs
We will take into hands the administration OF that
law that been sgnally abused than any otheF
that the country attempted 70 enforce Cheefs
Remember gentlemen, that the best mode OF preserving
ana enforcing law IS to redress violations Cheers)
That is the best step for thu Republican party 10 take in
the direction Of Civil Service reform The Tribune Will
call the roll Of the honest coundrels who have been
placed In power 800 Of them selected rom the prisons OF
The country nAughter) Oh my Goa how my soul shud
ders when Of the terrible consequences that have
fallen on that party who have turned the rsscas out
(cheers and augner.) l have lately seen the phono
graph 1t will repeat sentence exactly as 1t has been
said or backward with the same voice and lnonatiOn
The gentleman who showed it to me spoke the words
mad dog" IT, and cannot but think OF those people
who stood on the Custom House steps shouting mad dog"
INTO tho instrument the rascals OUT and who
now shouting mad dog" backward Ioars Of laughter
and appause)
We Of the Republican party. VIII take care of tho
surplus for future and wiil take care Of IL IN
such way that not dollar will he stolen and not an
industry In the United States VIII be crushed (Cheers)
We have thank God got in the Executive chair and IN
both OF Congress men who viii perpetuate the
patriotism twenty-five years. and atone for the effects
Of the four years OF calamity which we have had In
Democratic rule (Chcers) As General WoOaord tod
you ago, 1 tell you that VIXEN we have or
ganized the Mountain States when we have brought
down eight Senators and the members Of Congress
who will accompany thcm when we have brought those
OF the mountain, and surrounded Harrison
and his Cabinet with that additional power the hour Will
again arrive when Democracy will be able TO
tho power from Republican hands. tCheers)
VARIED BY CAMPAIGN SONGS.
Professor Adams gave variety TO the proceed
ings iron, time TO time with popular campaign
songs. lie was called Oh at the close Of Judge
Daviss speech. The entire company joined in
ha chorts with n vim that unde The biO clanle-
Iers rattle. John S. Smith. chairman of the
Sub-Exc, utive Committee OF the Republican State
League then took the floor. He dwclt upon the
excellent work of the League, particularly IN the
Empire State. His speech listened 10 with
marked interest. and Mr.. Smith sat down amid