The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-03-11
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Il % = eoanaa bsbls e epperhsad
politicians 10 cain for the neaccrssss
p4rty N antiquity pessaf searly eqaaI 10
the age of the Federal Gossrnnsnt itself.
and sn agency in the production Of all
the desirable svsnss IN oar national -
tory Mr. SxUlssear. Of DeIewars,
touk occasion to rs- -issrate this unEeanded
and ally claim In the uBitsd States
Senate . fsw a1ys 4gos aaf Senator p0b>
LITTLE answered Ainu follows;
Now, lay - M AenmAhae fTiend
irOa Releware, for psrsoaally thsss are
our rslations thar the Democratic party
by name ia a purity Of very receAt origin.
/ remember leng befsrc ID was born /
was present at iss chFiztsaing. 1 pro
pase ia = noasat 70 strip, of shls rail
Shleh euvsrs what are elalmed comskinsa
to be the glorious aateeeisats Of shs
great Demceratie party, What d ihs
fact Mr., PresideAt : In 1898 the Repah
heaa paEty vas eFlgfasaed, and JsFsrSuo
and Nadisoa sed Moarua and The, ,Krsss
stat Smen Of that psr,el we're its foaadsrs.
Ia lSo0 the Republican party elected
Jefferson President fer four wears. FL
lso4 the RepubIieaa party eIected Defer.
son again tor four yaaEs mars.a In lS0s
Il Was the Republican PARTY which eleetsd
Mr., Maids Va ~ l'rasident VI the Caitea
States In 1872 the Republican party
elected Mr., Madison \ seco a time Prrsl-
dent at the United StassA Ia 1915 tsa
Republican party elected Maapas ~
Presldent, and sgaia in is2o elected
him wIthoas sny opposition whatever.
The party opposed to the Rep tbGeaa
party duTlmg Ill that period fran 1880 10
lS-1 VAS The Federal party, aud in lSzsl
the Federal party as saoh ylalAed up re
e4t>teace, and 10 .s24 there were faur
candidates Cor the Presidency, every esss
II them running as Republicans, a9t -
Democrats NJ, Crawford vas tAa nanal-
nee ,d the regul,r cAueas IN lS3G .Gen.
craI jackson ran as an independents
Republican candidate frnm Tsnasaser
Mr. clay as an independent Rrpuhlssaa
Candidate fNo,a Kentucky, and Mr
Adams as an independent Republican
from New Engknd, tor b. It u.ss tiaas
had givcn'ia his adhesioa to the Repub>
hean party. In 1871 there was 90 choies
fer Prssldeat by the pe ,pls; il went to
the tloaSe IT Representatives and Mr..
kd1ns vas cha>eu as President, Ia
l>@S, General Ja> k>on nomiaA'cd by the
- '.,>, ah is 4 Fem,>r4l,c candidate,
tut oS the loop,ss candidate and as 5
&put'j,au, Vas elected President Of the
| ul'ei State and in lS34, fur the ans
lH,e IN the history of she country, was
the aNsamp ioa gjvea T. the Republican
p*r'!, ,r that branch ot it which support,
eJ GenoTaI jackson II the pelAucratsa
Rspahlicsn parry L sas roatriyaaea
II Nr Nsn lSsreu So secure, not The
oas,. "a .;,n ,t. Geacral Jackson, but his
sS71 nnmina;!vn as Vice President aader
htm, IL was when the first Nat;oual
'onventfuR thst was tv;r heId in the
[ ute .totc~, called als} ut the instiga.
tIoH et Nr. Van. Baren aud his friends,
and then for the hrst lime that hraaeh OF
the Republican party which supported
Generai jackson assumed the name Of
De,Bocratic Republicans, Ia 1896 il
assumed the sana,; in 1S41 the same, and
trom that period graduaIly it began To
drop the name ct Republican" and il
was called the Democratic party. -
But, sir, as the Mhig party in 1850.
by the issues Of that day, was disolved
aud buried iu the tomb Of Webster aud
Clay, Its great champions aud repreSeota-
lives, SO The Democratic party, when il
drew that fatal knife which severed the
silver cord and broke the goldea bowl of
peace, when it drew that fatal knife which
destroyed the Missouri compromise, dis
'uived also aud weHs into fragments, and
rPon the ruins OF all those parts sprang
Uto existence with the ,newness Of lie
he Republican party based upon the,
deas OF the old Republican party Of
leferson and Madison, and to those IDEAS
t stands pleged aud has from the begin
ing; and l tell my friend from Delaware,
hat the true, real Republican party,
'ased upon truth as its foandation, In the
lature Of things never dies, and il never
FilL And, sir, five who represent that
&rty this day in the administration of
fairs are but true to the principles upon
Ihich it recognized itself in 1854, and
gain in 1856, sud triumphed in 1860, it
) to hold the control Of the destipies of
his country for generation to come:
ut if it IS false TO those principles We.
hall pass away as the faise Representa-
y es Of the true, genuine Republican
arty, ay, sir, the real Democratic party
Fthfs country, as ii is this day iis true
representative aud champlurf.
g. ittir hoy, On Coming hume frcrn
harch where he had seen 6. psrson
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