, 1869-11-06

churches comes In drihblea; Il ootnes ont Of tie
Es .9at wofa tn o15 ktcneas ind out .. the met
paid little bylltte, but taey paid regularly. They
ps paid eTe1s SABBATH o. czcl5 fortnight They pait
snd ,sst. kept paying. and The result Il
we 'sf9sse' a4ses,.n. s'esa q ID sss d'ss sa
band, when We want to build enc church, nov
church. call sogether the rtthost men in the con
much vii seu s.e?. Toar soa4sSusors s K sze sn oon
nned vef7 much to the wel.so-do in tho consre
81 EMs,ion. ana wnen OF church is up q last TOO Of
eonutousor1 enough: II u not popular enough
few men give great deal. but II Is not In tn'
| Aggregate 30 much ~ when \ great many per
should have IN onr ts1iaa nj from nlteen i
twenty articles taxed, no more, taxed with ~ y.
70 ,,. ven0s solt1; nd Tta IN .4saS s4S
lie soTs1rnens would resi,ze ihfee nnodTet
n,lons year. which u Ill that our government
TO The payment Of The debt EhJ, gentlemen
last year ne rased Sd, "a 900 on four articles Il
or ta11G and The! a.e jast The articles taa
| uqkoss, tobacco tea, and coffee. [ApplA14e
Nov; 10 lataseh* M sgxs,; hhro11u. dner ftnds
fsS,es eeeaa at ~ s?n and me IKE and upon oihe
coarse wooatn blankets which now bear da,v a
l4d per cent lcaging the cheap telt carpets ths
nov pear duty Of 10a per cent leaving tue corr,
Noollen unde1sh,r1 in which our Isnorers n, :,
clo'htts, which now bear duty or pi per cant Il
come IN free, and we can realize ia tnst NaS \,
M.nont me a!iRhteht question. 5lsO 900 900 yet,
nuttfy-sosl, which "a the power; irnu. which 1.
N abeolntc necessity; sali, Whlch every bod;
cHnsumes; lumber-eFesythlng that en;ers int5
ine pItcesseb Of tndustrJ-I say va can let ii
there things come IN fire: and, On! What sttm
US ~ tue Industry Of this coautr1 Il Fe coulJ
nave These articles Tree aud cheap! Oh: who cat
haDd, II the simplc matter Of lrapspor.aIion Wss
ehcapened. Gentlemen, remove protecttoo and
Jour tIelEh9a tall 70 one.hal1 what they now are
Of the Wcst, To-day, l believe. [Applause1
Tnese three Objections are the main ONES That ws
!ncef, ana yon can Judge whelhe1 have ans cred
thsm @ Or not: whether have fairly met them o.
not ! cannot forget that Am sreatius tonight
70 lhe great c!iy OF Chicago. lam rely sorry t6a;
cannot ia7y longer In this clsy. and see 1nore Of
Of lis enterrt1,ing citizens But Ii certainiT seems
TO tue teAt the intcEesta OF Chicago beyond tnose
o. any e1is IN ths Ha', Or an5 city in The United
aestns "a; iniet ssts OF chicago lie IL the line Of q
trun, Oh. which the duty nov ID S
nsE Senf Ae ia the line Of cheanplR iron, on wh,cn
! tns da!g n.y. !, PR cent; l!e N The line OF cheap
Of Industry Ia these modern tines lAppIanses1
Dnt some gentlemen seem 10 be atra.d that We
lsAen od TOO suddenly. md inst Industry vii snr.
Ter IN consequence OF the sudden change In ous
Revenue t5sttn. Dur protecttonIst friends 40
@ w VIZ diani Sieafes sse9 loo
thsuk Of that 10 1851, uncn they spring upon the
psop's 1I'a;. Of =, inese Cnised Slater, without q
discussion before the people: w.taont the
!. ~, call going up frum Eael Or West, North or
sou,b, .eizipE the oppurs1nisy Of the withdrawal
q Int SoulheEn met1lcI8 before the war tfukc
oai-l rag, why didn't they think 0. the difficulty
cEaoTloK revenue AJstcm suddenly at Ihst
juncstIe- All NJ once tarin, whose average
changed Ito thta Morrill, ta{1H, which. win Inc
spt n'lnScs, and add'ttonp, and complications
n';sr s,9SS "a. up9n T.. AVERAGES duty dut,ablc
T. not nc least dagger Of our getting OF these
dutEs TOO suddenly. We shau yet them oI lust
g. iast a. We can get them on 1iut there IL ire
nendous array OF indUence against ug, Great
corporations have tneis Interests, II they talnt.
hs1aJed against u.s. The 1a'nc1s or the lobby pYe
ieo iaes conrf md se sers a,a,s as' ;b,
VT can do Will nnly tate o1 the dottes gradually,
an1 1H fc~ II tiu,c: We hope the dn,y on cod
~ W ,s; SSms CO tols wta,er aa The duty oa SAT-, II
The Inolop0ly OF the Ouondaga Salt COMPANY la
D0Ie odlo1s monopoly than aug that exists 10.
na5 ~ M ny eee n a any ely'zcd coan,r5 b.
conlpeis every Mao, WOMAN and child III this
coutty to PSF into Ila co!.erA canuot 10 into
hisIor, Of ina: thing. but Will lust tel You waat
DuLcan Stuart u glorious old Scotchman. down
htse !n l!e'Ioit, The principal owner Of The Sa2t-
DAw SAT- WGrks In A.ch,gan-1 viii tel, y0n En1t
he lo'd me the other day. Said he: "We don't
country. II The Rotefpmenl viii take an
Tho duly on foreign sa1, viii show tho Onon-
ahga fellows thai aat can Be ma4le at profit ii
thete Cnlled States" And be tUId tnc Eoue facts
III rrEnrd to the H2T In which TINS company ot1er
1teir e1!t IN pentral rnarkets-fof ms Ruce IN can
ana, into which salt ~ carried ilee-how they ottr
the!r fat to the people OF Clnada on the average,
al Sl.N per barrel ot Eve tuslcl. while their yeT
HesGhlofs IN Sysacusc, New fcrx, canuot ret
tGlsrsi 1css than ~ Is was told receatly ~ !
thoulo uaue him. IN whose wor,i you would
nave eonncenre-who was formerly Treasurer Of
,he 5ta's g, e New 5o1s: hs said to me: "Whea
Tell that this UnondaRa Salt Company Kent paid
agents IN Albany all the time who.e on!y drtg 1t
~. 10 see That The monupoly conferred BY the
when was member OF Congress knew tue man
perfectly we'll who was the ps,, agert Of tnIs
ohondaRn salt Company, whose sole duty It was
which they had" Gentlemen, that IL The wny
ihlSrh are going on in this country. Some OF you
may th,nA taat II re cu1ld have moderate protec-
u HGnid be very good thtpR; bnt We eau have
10 SEch ayFtem II We wanted It. The lime has
gone By when an American Congress will set dls-
psetionAtely and view the Interests Of the pcpple
AID put little protection up0n weak Industry
out Of tie great profits ol stfunR Industry, These
are rot TIC tndussries that nre rrotec,ed bus The
OLDEST nna The very StfonGt8t. snd tho yefr r1cb.
eat industries are the nnt1 sh... hsse III: fnost
t,outt, Offered tn them By the Government of iGr
Uuits.! State. fApplansel '4N
Ten more words and Am doue,
icH ask me, Low shall We practically cn In
work to Eet these dut'es on. 1t Is an Amesscs3
Coapress that puts the duties on, and 1t W1l be a
AmsHesn Congress that viii take 1ne dutlea on.
Thinking Of this fact, inquired, some ysA1s ago,
with 1eiei cnce TO ntysrit, what my personal duty
Waa; and came to the couc1uEion-I came to The
Reorganization for myseif, Without consultation
any man az member Of either hon~e OF Cou-
E1e11 Nno waA not pronounced and outepoken IN
s. Ss say To NAH a0's rno xeas DC
hls vole IL either house 10 nut
On o. 10 perpe,uate such enorrl.t.es as these.
God, snail step ii until die. lAppisuse. NOV.
II 1tu Zen Of Chicago can sec, Jour way cI..ur 10
CoMe to Aimiiar conelat.on This thtug is t1ore
wheh these protective dut,es are once laxen %
tetJ VIII never come back. lApptan.e1 va
nevSt s' 5 shal g. hack Io tue dA!S ages; We never
in:s Fscirc,tou 20 called, is but IN outsruwt and
rrlc-reser! AM, snesc.ore, II you ASK ne,
s9T Isoe1 s1ali We practically manage tni*, ray,
~sea e ,s ne no'sasn.Ss esssogs E!
up your nlrdA II you see ycur way ciear 10 DO It,
10 require OF tee man 1or whom Fou vote to Cca.
tectiVe duties Do that, and the Thing Is done.
And, Eos, gentlemen, We care nothing ns,tat poll.
nes; {%. ~, We haSs no @ Easu plocys.isa ca sly
II either O1 1nr eTebt political pxrtes In the con.
ttst uhlch viii te uro1 Us before Etry toEg will
take stand tn iavor OF .hefc 20 things hard
ul:nct and itee conMcfce-h they Will pro-
nohnce decided . Tor q IetuEn to specie paymert
II we have not by that time rot their. anil
nlso decidedly for the abolition o! all dutta not
ttcessaIy tor the support OF the government
then ! hc.icSe that the free tradera ot the
United STATES, whe. hy hist time y III b. an cx-
cttcsng E'ta' "!Ms, tte'cs 5on doubt IT. vii tote
fer ihai pa!!i.esl psisy, whichever II may he D1t
~sh further to IN, HAT, II both political parties
ut that time shall ignore these tssues-H they
thaN ray nolhing 10 their Ela'Ioms, and nothing
that il ritk ouLtrt1 nnu une1ceptonaole In fnvot
Of theac two Grtat issues, aud especially this tssue
q = ttee comtnerrc-'f both Of them soalI 1suore
II AID pass oy, then, jnst a. sure .! .on and
ueht'a, sap'ass. lg!sc pVtlse ol this, although
~ stTr humble tnGiyldual, and have
very Nttlc or 20 political influence, will
It. Tse .9n not,es !o-neer in sas sear Of grace
In these United States lApplause-l Il may tie
one Or The other OF the great political PARTIES lf
canvAsh TIE Free Soil PARTY was VEN small Al
nre'. bui II gEew, ana 10 will this: and, "a sad
i!>s night. 70 Milwaukee, with these words
tns'' fns 60, elude, thanking soa most heartily
riFa..ht tnp4ss.to1 1' Of 'es Chicago nass noa
ia rtople,-tha1 II obcdy cIee will summon NJ
lional I v6uxent,on Of Free Traders IN lsia, VII
10 1t myself. l Will hate those that think as I do
1otEc together IL my Htue study ID Nilltamnown,
ard see poHe gentlemen present here who
nsye een IN that stnd5, anu know tha, il Is suf-
ucttn!ly tnal',-l say We Will hare a convocatioo,
rr OF later, aEJ, bellcEe, much sooner Inn Ia.
ter, VIC will Viz lGreat applause.1
49,. fnE FkkS1nlS1 OFFICER.
We hare had repEtaeI t2t,re from the Eastern
tsahoaf!, nnd sou vii now give your attention to
= representative frou the oidest OF The North.
Eesle1n States, that ta, Ohio have the pleasure
o1 Irttoduc1ne TO you General Hrlukeshon, who,
y ne ~Ass lei NE trnall, Is q Repahllcao, aud
b,ees Republican :. that. lApplaase-l
General Bftnkcrhor then fAf1:
trtxcu or GENERAL BKIHKxRuoFF.
he aadt1 s'' saa sss s
nikht, by ny distinguished friend, Pro-
FtSior Pr.rJ. / teel 1t would tc presumption
ut1u my Tsatt 10 lake up my great AMOUNT OF
sour tine; but stu, IL day Ike ihc present, when
IN attack Is TO f'e u uane upon Erca, wrong IKE
nut H'rtcni tAf7n OF intQu!tics, I think Il is tue
dutE a every mau, whenever called upon, how
eser huuo'e be may bc, NJ iea.t 10 ray where he
Rtards npon this Fuhrcs; and, therefore, my
friends, With 5nur Per7n!.s'o3. Will re-rohd 10