New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-03
. THE CAMPAIGN IN INDIANA.
PENDLEToN AND HENDRICKS OK TIE STU



The Democrats held a grand ratification
meeting on July 30, at Lafayette, Ind which was
attended by about one thousand people After the meet
ing had been called TO order the Hon GeOig H. Pendlo
ton of Ohio was introduced, and spoke as follows:
NY FELLOW CITIZENS feel That will be Obliged to
do to-day what most dislike to dothnt H. TO commence
with apology bnt have suffered SO much with the
heat that must be allowed 10 apologize to you for the
mauder in which shall be compelled to speak. Per
haps you would wonder II am suffering so that should
leave home be With YOU; but have Wdini Personal
friends in Lafayette and wanted 10 meet them and
breathe your prairie air Three cheers Tor the green
backs IL was here that the men OF ONO, lhdaha ana
while come my feilow-ctzens, for my pleasure,
come 10 MI important duty We have population of
been set aside and dlshonored by tho Republican
party in power have come to arraiga
the Republican Party viii not forget that these Re
phblicans are amy countrynen, and many my warm
personal friends. propose 10 deal with them as mem
bers OF great political organization. Inc DemocIaue
Party Is colossal column in the United States. IL Is
ment as it was originally Interpreted Factions have
split of from the Democratic Party but stu that party
his mother earth, has sprang up again with renewed
energy The Republican party was founded IN 1885, upon
go with the new party but IL took dsuniOniss and
dsaffected Democrats VIM ts oganLhtl0n came
The sneaker after abusing the Reconstruction act,
and stating that many States had the eve Of Pred
stitutons they abhor and detest says To-day three
states are forbidden vote for Presdent ana the DIR
patches Of Yesterday 10 be believed the Congressman
who have renamed ia Washington have determined that
the in the Southern States not 70 be elected
hy the people but by the Legislature. The equality OF
tie STATES Is the Fundamental principle Of Onf GOyeIp-
ment II Congress has the right 10 regulate suffrage IA
South Carolina has the same right 10 regulate the same
i'm Indiana. II Congress has the uRht 70 regpi-
late suffrage in South Carolina, Where did u get " =
,chere did gett az Ipause for reply, II any gentleman
wishes Tepy-A voice: There u no gentlemen N thtS
crowd1 With this Republican party every success
whets its appetite for more Tins RepnDean party - q
revolutionary party aud eapnot stop IN rs onward
bnt will invent Evolutionary IueasuJes uaF al ~
day; and OF these hell hOub0s xUl
gives way for other measures shl worse. WY
%orsei ~ 1t is Tor fear OF the wrath :. to
meDt Tor fear Of glOsts. A voice HamieJ c ine
Southern States, after the war, not out OF inc
eminent and N only needed 20 I'LL the vacancies W py
them full states IN the Union They were never Oa o
they were but provincial territories These sOutheth
men are our brethren; sag they hive erIed VINO ls 10y
say they have snned; let him VINO y
without sn cast the first stoao'L GUd himself com
be reconced to brother Wisdom dictates II ano
God will bless TO- THIS Is tho doctrine OF the
party, the d0ctrne Of peace, humanity ana 9ou NC
Republican party take the Opposite side, ana say my
cannot live with Southern brethren say, sento
men, this Republican party has bannupted our ptople'
They have collected Of the people of these United
fourteen hundred millions OF dollars IN tuiSo
years. In 1850, census show property IN WV
United States was less than ~ ls9V
collected tO00OO000 being N90,00Oo0O more thani ~
collected in France In the The public dept OF u'e
United States Is s26 O00OOOO II takes So0OO0OO 20 c!
State and Government The $40 bonds OF our
nent are payable 10 the legal tender VI ",
country. DO prQOi peeded nowadays ~