Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-08-24

wish an equally explicit answer:
l WIN he support or vote for any
man for president, in 1872, who shall
hold that the I4th and 10Th amend.
ments. SO called. have been riuhttullN
incorporated III The organic law, and
adopted lin the manner and hv the
authority c"hs,itutionally appointed ="
y. IfIhe democratic party nj the
next general cunvrntiun shall, in The
proclamation of its creed, take NJ
"new departure, but cCudrinn these
fraudulent amendments as the results
OF .ross u-urpati ans ~ abuses uf
power. and 90 To tie country upon
This with Other great living issues
between "ousiiln,ionali>rn ai.d ceu
tralis.n will he support The uuWjuDu- !.
Speaker D!a i.eo:, tisc Sltuat ou.
SARATOGA. \ y . AUGUST l5-Air
B.aluo. speaker al tlie house ol Ts. !.
sen,ativtS. was. tits tVeitu4. .gg....- T.
Cd al the Union hott, bv on. ;tuu~au.
people. VI ien A!r Blaine aplrare.
j'he WAS greeted "tt!i enthusiastic ap
| Elause lie was iutro'i"ryd hv " IA.
Ii ShacSttt After returuiu4 thank
tor the personal compliment. Mr.
Blaine wctt uu To say that il srcIncd
to him there never was a time when
there was less need of speeches. or
when the iacts on public record car
ricd with them ttIeir own arguments
The two great parties must hr judged
not 10y profession, but bv acts. The
republicans are in fall power IN
! W aslIiugton-the democrats in New
York. There i no need tn draw tnp
picture which this brace of facts IRE
/ spnts To- every intelligent mind In
Washington every dollar of SUI uIplu~
,unds is applied to paving The national
deh,, while in New York, eve Y dollar
that can he wrung from tax PAYERS.
is applied to the benefit OF the private
ring. Stree the inauguraliol, two
hun,lred and fifty millions of the deb.
have been raI,i, and this payment has
been made while taxes are repeated.
including eighty millions per annum
Without The aid OF the leadership Nol
tamInany, it will be Impossible for the
democrats to carry Nev York, and
L n.
chance in 10 is not worth reck oning
The power of Tammauy, with lis
money in the north, aud power OF
terrorism in the South, are weapons
relied on by tie democrats to carry
the national contest next year. Were
il not for triS we shou.l nave peace
to-day thrJu5io It the length and
breadth OF the land The united ap
peals by the ten asfirants for the
presidential nomination by the de
mocracy would produce peace in the
south. This brings to the test the
sincerity of the new departure. What
is the new departure? Why certain
constitutional amednments having |
been regularly adopted and ratified. |
the democracy refused to ablde hv |
them. In several instances every.
democratic mtnill,r ot congress voted |
aga nst the constructors III the house |
declaring these amendments to Ee ol |
bindind force, hut the late hir Val !
landiglIaIn, discovering this was iu-
ci,,ient rebellion, called Hal; :" and I
the party in Tie north generally obey |
ed, Resolving, upon the Wuo e, thui /
they would agree 10 submit To the
Constitution OF the United States. AMI
th.s law abiding spliit beng 50 un
usual with that party and the seu>a
ton Of constitutional obet ieuce t.
he so novel. ey, with one consent.
called it Il new de. .arture; hat vie
must be raripnrd Tor little mere
dulito as To the sincerity Of tne n,,,
departure until we see it bear flu;t
Ne WI pray and ho, g for tnc best,
yet all he while he tortured with DIS
trust W lieu every man III the United
States enjoys his luI! nights under tie
constitution. by the co operation ot
tie democratic patty then we Shall
have faith in the sincerity oi tits sud
den conversion. lie pointed IL dem
ocratic rule in New York as false t.
the first principles oi religious liberty.
and aiming Il deadly blow ut Amer
can liberty III attempting to Interfere
with the Orange procession, ani de
manded for Protestants and Catholics
alike the right t. celebrate thciI I'm
niversaries in their own way. Wit
the course OF the democrats he con
tras,ed the policy ot the republican
party. which showed no ia .oritism To
any religious sect, and was true To
the s.irit Of the Declaration Of InIe.
pendepce rs To the law OF the cOnsti-
tuition. He also eulogized its foreign
policy, which was one of peGce, aud
its history contained no more bril-
liant chapter than that which record
ell the treaty of Washington Our
differences with Eng land were graver
than those which existed between
France and Germany; but we had
settled in wise and Christian spirit
questions which might have led to
greater war than that just ended in
Europe.
The speaker concluded with q
glowing description Of the progress
and present prosperity ofthe country |
under the republican administration
He pointed to the continent without
slave: a constitution perfect in all |
the elements of civil rights aad per |
sonal liberty; the increasing financial
confidence, and nation of forty mil. !
lions. the freest, happiest and most
prosperous on the globe.
The Reason for it.
Many persons have wondered why |
the democratic party Oso much op |
nnso1 tn tt,a Enprt owl 4, /