Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-08
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bondholders will be made to bear the same
burden as other property, and those bur-
dens will be speedily lightened or other
anaiWerse sequences will follow, invol-
wing perhaps the violation of national
honor and rof plightedr taith. Continued
My friends, the irst step in the right d.
rection is oDlay bare every fraud. to eX-,
pose and correct all corruptions, to cnt off
every Unnecessary expenditure, to dismiss
every superfiuous office-holder, to abandon
every unconstitutional scheme, to abolish
all military governments. to return to the
teachings OF our Constitution, and to the
enjoyment of the liberties which it specifi-
callY assures to u.s., to give repOse to the
hearts of the people, in order that labor
may be stimulated by the hopes ofja rich-
reward for its industry. The, rest of the
journey to happiness, safety and peace,
will be comparatively easy. The first step
wifi cost you labor. 1t can only be ac.
cOmplished by putting out of power the
Republican party, and putting in its place
the Democratic party. Tremendous cheer
ing.] -. :. 7'i' ~ CO -
I speak in no low partisan sense. The
Republican party cannot administer our
Constitution. [Great applause and clap
ping of hands They believe they can
make a better Constitution Their belief,
their teachings their tendencies, their
wishes are all for its destruction. I do not
attack the foundation of their philosophy,
'By their fruits We shall know them"
GGreat and continued applause.] 'snt
II 4 know full we'll the difficulty of this
work; yet / do not despair. The signs
around us are all propitious.
Connecticut heralded the coming morn;
the sun arose from the, horizon in, Maine;
its radiant rays were thrown back in gold
en- glory from California and lighted the
lofty peaks of Montana. Higher it rose in
the heavens, and Ohio and Pennsylvania
were warmed into new life. 1Cheers.l
Soon New York and New Jersey will be
envelopSd in its rays, lCheers-l viii VIII
from earth to skv. the full lustre of its mid
dav splendor! [Great cheering Llt ~
/ beiieve you will and The whole land,
bathed in the warm light of diIicious day,
will throw off the noXious vapors of the
night which has just passed. o. M qliT
, Do your duty, men of Wisconsin. Do it
as your brethren of other States have done
theirs. and we will obtain possessionof the
powers of the Government. [Great cheers.
We will Danish fraud and corruption anu
extravaganza; we will regain our liber-
ties; we will restore oHr Constitution we
will reinvigorate our Union; we will hold
out to the people of the South the hand of
friendly and fraternal affection: we will
bid them be at peace with US, and in re-
pose at home. [Great cheering.l We will
Danish from our councils and our hearts
the spirit of hatred and vengeance, and we
will invoke the spirit iot charity and for
giveness and love which dwells in the bo-
som of God himself and then the whole
people, attesting the benefcence of Gov
ernment thus administered, will, with
tears OF Joy a I'd voices checked with emo
tion, thank God that Though sorrow en-
dureth for a night, joy cometh in the
morning" [Great applause] -'if .-'