The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-09-17

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fare not included in the sweeping de
nunciatiens that may be hurled agaihs
! the great body of;venal vampires VIII
q Isuck thelife-blood out of the faint art
I weary heart ofithiso unhappy Repub
A ic.' tApplause.l ln9,The HbondhoIde
Il ItWhom i mean Ito T. describe and de
, nounce is more OF "a bondholder thai
D he is anything else fLaughter.1 Hi
q name is legion, his fortune fabulous
b and his enpidity criminal. odHfs priv
i Eleges are prerogatives q his exactioni
! bexeuseless9 his presumption, pert; hi
d Ianibition arrogant sihis ingratittide in
famous and his dup1ieity diabolical
t[Laughter and applause.1 LWickedly
i Irwielding theu glittsring sceptre OF
wealth, he will pension presses, hire
to plead for him at the ihustings polit-
iicaI pettifoggersD and shameless shys.
tiers. J. He wifls bid for all manner oi
4 mem base enough ITO be bought ;'nor
ttwfIllthis be done in a ,corfery but upon
theo h0use-tops and in the iby-ways.
ttThey will operate in no circumseribed
sphere; they will lay foundations for
future mischief bothldeep' and broad.
They will found a party and organize
Fit wherever promises can flatter fools;
or banks bribe bargain drivers. Gold
twill be theirplatforma a-gold theft bait
tleicry-g6ld their watch -wordlgo4d
twiirbe the iinvisiblel power that viii
drive, their JuggernaatI ear over the
necks of "a prostrater people. zap
fplause.1 1o~ Bonds which pay no i'tax
and draw atgolden interest, VIII be
the rock on which they willieYect their
Internal temple and tie creed which
their voters win mtunfbfe over at their
affairs VIII be L creed Of caste iproseriipu
ton, Discrimination and oppression
Their worship, Will be d Worship of
idols; their wofshippers will behew1
fiedged nabobg OF PROFESSIONAL p6Hti-'
clans, too anifable and Susceptible
to resist the fascination IF d pfoftabfe
job. Applause and laughter Q Its
principles, PURPOSES and partisansi
must all conspire to make ita rsihkiys
and fabid1y aristocratic party, and it
VIII be bound to array Itself fai nsepeh
hostility to the middle aid Huhblef
classes Of society," ana put forth it's
fun strength to crash them and iexa4t'
itself; to make the poor poorer,1ahd'
the rich richer; to humiliate the 1itiid-
Bic ana honor the fkha naughty aid ifitkei
people do hot wake up and an d shake Off
the chains that now now seem. to, hold in
sluggish slavery their. spirits, sense
and sensibiiities, this party will mount
On steps Of. gold to the, seat Of f power,
and rule this land with rod Of iron.
tApplanse.1d 4 am, upon principle,
to repudiation, aid aid never ex4d
pect to q advocate it; but 1 warn this
Forthcoming squad Of sweet! scented,
squifts floud laughter and 3applaussl
that Juhius was writing for aff ii ages
time When he said, @ tie 4 tlqm qm6uftitudezin.I
all countries is patient (So5hly) .to a1eerrs
tain extent, and they y lad Bet. better be-
ware how they iggoad tto5 too far far the pa
tzeiee Of the American people. The
point that involves bread will exhaust
patience, preclude argument, arti1 5silt demand
action, and arouse, everything III III manlsI
nature nature that is conbative and 'destruetreI
We ftes When famine comes in in at one
door, will 60 out at all nothers
General Grant may exc latin, laiiifi ,Es Let us
h6aF9Is peace, "bat' there win Be no no peaees
WHEN tattters fc;1amor for stfmbss.9, LQy9l
atty viii cease precisely where hunger
begins. [Applause:l Caste IS IS 4, crime
whenft Compromises common Justice
and proseribess popular rights. [Ap1t
ptdfause. H laws " are are curses which in
crease the burdens Of toiling indu ustry,f
to tighten those of opulent idleness.
[Applause.] The palace is a a blessing
only III IN that. land where its shadowa|
falls not gloomlly athWYar:tt the ithresh.
hofdl of the cot. t[Appiiapse. j And
not only parties, but governments
pass rapidly away that, to exist at ALL,
must tear the Yita1s out of one class Of
society to lavish lux luxuriies upon am
6thef. loud applause Had Louis
the Sixteenth appreciated this truth,
he might have enjoyed a long,, serene,s
and prosperous reign, instead Of haRi
ing to perish, as he did, upon the scafr !
fold, amid the, boots Of brutal mob.
Let this yoqngger, party, WhofsFeei who's PIN
feathers are just beginning to peer, ,outct
te7read tie history IF The The. FRENCH F1e nYh rev.
olution. There, is "a lesson in rin, it for
hem, and warning for the folly that
s frivolous and and RECKLESS reckless enough t9b
rifle with the finer Feelings sound !
sense, prudent patience and starving
'tomachs Of Of 2, q, people never So patrinI &
'tici, Loud, applause no When atha b
conflict comes mlses between bread; and,
bonds ,l tth3yP,9 tbs, bread bqrFea party will gedppsI
md md the lif,,,b bond party will go downoI
4 Applause, lqs, When the cries of the Z
hungry dyy gw7ll white f children chi Of the North
snsWer; ;tfhhe the IGlfi eHies Of the hungry black
;hildren I'D m Of ofl, the, South 90 the obanot+box
If the North will answer the ballot L
9oxx Of the Sout South, [APpIlaluse.lo Whe h
81 elopdl GYle9f of arR famrine fr9m sm the West sha
meet q ct midway q ofilogd of faminei iffom4
he f@gET East, y, the consequences m (Which nat
iraalIlyy ally follow wv when angry clouds meet j
viii Vi Il inevitably ensue and s4the first
,olts otis oftheiiH eftffh sii wrath will be boundTto de-
cen{dl upon Washington, yeuiBin find Ii
i structure #: costing millions pflmoney- 4
md 4 aisS scores of years to erect, teppInglI 4
nli,aI p tWiipplklliipg 7Wgiplli into ruins ,uo4egis-l
alton which fails to equally divide the