New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23

admire he Puritan character. reverence mo
riicri,o in his sturdy belief in God and deVooo" "
dusy 10 r,y mind the Pdritan represents ''r =,
.,d,..l ,,nservativs 81 munkini-consefNSNe IN
aahsrng e. the rule = God AMI Hora",E '"' 80
RADICAL I'm .n,orce.Aen, go The -dcF'hce oi ~ =,
FOR, :, man and regardless o' inc - .,.,r,uv :,
"a. rest 81 mankind. And - cle Ia ass Ear
,,uster row IN. leANcn Of ina 'rrS' ms ne =, pivm-
reJ in thar little vessel from ,ysbri and
cum -. "a, ,,,,r,can Ire uatl We hnd ~ a.. ~
animation % American history tAa' -, i, v'nch
IA every emergency. M every slea,, ~, rurnose OF
ia, f4crlc Ok G1v'gnneni SE5 "a .i p.riisr char-
or, CIVILIZATION have pee. '"r .lv.svs fSr liberty
+iS,,. for truih. always for MORALITY "'"''S
IN s,,,r lact Tia no. Only is New f hi
~. ni nomesteai OF the Anerieah hrpaa"1S pur-
th@' Nev ;ssl,mt hrmness and New EnsianI pa
io,,.ir have guided the destiaies am sa,e -, he
perpyna;ed the si9r,,s , 81 IN" wh which haye
49, 80, .r.,nf,d since the pur,tanf lahls' :, rsn
r%oeth 'CH SEpgia". Hy o. t hc SUBJECTS rsa'
,9. 30 our connt.ys history touehed upSn r :, von
- e,oGueay ana ,Slinnre my fe.low-ctzens !:
aS coon. wer:on m.y M Nor pr np; he uttered
inyocttion that he expressed III knowI-
he futare va m'en asl ron oS from his
raii. 70 tho presen' hour has TINS spi,nu' y. his
ceased To be az American "vii 40, -. boar; Of hearts
49, 49,, mn, a, Tho b ,sinain. nio1 man I'm m.,
.h ,i.n. fnr controversy had passed = mon S n",
IN, - IN, ,u.u= had nominal, d th" mr.
him n me hcu, nj" ,n;o aooi No nan could re-
sist and a Union man At the end we.con''~s and
return 81 tn~ old hag w.ih lts ne ~ Welcomed
,,l ~ tba ark ,crea: appigusfN IN ny Ill az
much aswe may lament the passing OF srh 80" nsw
GRADY We need not lear Tor ~ rA1 'Ar W,,tfe-son
l,s. 'r.ai;on ia the South when fehI; i,ng.
~ ",..,~t'v comes Ia The board OF the ~ ~,
end society IN Neq Nork ard uters s1cn ,o'n,ry
,,ents MS rOnorPl MIN ANA YOU ana our '
move to-nsh.. Pro.oASt' 1pp'"'''
80 SECTioNALISM NOW.
Tho IA Mason and Dixon's line Of battle 'n.a.
cad hqs been swept away. TAere Is Ne" "a"'
m -, the American Rcpuh!!e-ihe night rnde' Wv
et,rs and stripes: this time contest upon VIM
an .,,. mo-, ere on one side and ell la" men v"
.h. o,her ,lnpiause); a contest ior ;:ue hue'H'
.,utcst for A real freedom. a contest loi an a.,
vnnuslicnns,il a contest for good government VS..
r,,ous honesty In high places "A wen - !" ~
n.ces a contest IN which the weapons "' Nv -
cr,.hically stated here tonight shaH no iO"s
he the sabre aud the rifle and the cannon, o'a mi.
= n bonest ballot freely passed ana hON's.!s V,rk
IL from Maine TO New-NorN and from ~" MS
10 Ncntuc&y. and from NeA'uoK! 10 '''
Stand IN the prescace Of TIA, southern man ~rS
couid no, have been frightened by the DoSy u MD
tom,rnt zion or have believed that his success M I'm,
,rIniiy socak IN The presence OF the, 7o,utns,h
nan who has stood there Ike tower ol S.,nj a
Car - ! have known and 30 far rs peneNs' Ling
u,yc, Given one utterancc IN FAVOR 81 WI. III M
h. vhitc or back and never has been ti' n,her.
ashamed - ut.er MS voice upon any W 10 bcrs to-
no deemed I. necessary am CAD 10 W IN iiks
night am glad 10 participate In an ocedso. -
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