The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-05-02

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the field look 70 General Grant - the
great leader In the war. They are
grateful to him for II. They have not
forgotten him. They remember that
he started without . name, . poor and
unkhswn man, and against the COM
petition 4 two millions OF men who
went into ths army, came to the head,
and has . great pilifary record behind
him. [Applauss. And then they
remember another thing. They re-
membsr that be has paid $sl5, 900, 900
o. the national debt in thlrty.seve
months. and win pay nom SIC, ,0oo, 900
70 SIS, ,O0O. 900 moro In tho present
month. [Applsuse.l They forget that
he hes mads your paper money worth
twenty ler cent. more than when he
came into power. rApplaose. ] They
forget that he has reduced the expend-
Itures nearly $l0o, ,ooO, 900 . year. They
forget that he has adopted . humane
and Christian Indian policy, enough
70 immortallse any Administrs ton.
TApplause.1 They forget the proud,
grand position Of the country. They
f0ryUt tnat " have raised the national
credit % that We can borrow money At
dve per cent abroad. They forget
that We have made . public sentiment
~ his flrmness, % that Democratic
National Convention dare not g into
Tammany Hail, or anybody eise's
hall, and proclaim the wicked finan-
cial theories they announced here four
yesrs ago. [Applause.1 These men
forget these things. Gentlemen, the
masses Of the people are somebody In
this country. It seems to be under
stood now that gentlemen are running
away from the popular expression,
and chidlng the people for wanting to
send delegates to the National Com
veutl0n f6r General Grant. It does
not appear thst there is man in the
State Conventions Of fourteen States
oppoe9d to Grant. No one in the
country who looks inside Of State
Coaventi00 b opposed to him. There
never hes bseu saDeh unanimity in the
world before. [Applause.l Men forget
this; and what do they propose? Why.
they ret Together In Waehfngton, they
pnt theis ntEle hseds together laugh
teri, and they are putting the people
out In the cold, and few self.consti-
e.,e~<A "A -S~o lnndAr,n nRa Avfnnp St all
ND for them and Hendriexs has been
to Washington, and Pendieton has
been to Washington, aud Belmont has
been to Washington; 1 have not
6eara that Tweed has got there yet.
iLaughter.l And we have got these
men al running to Washington, rum
ming away from the people. The
people are for Grant, 'ed by the office
holders. New York i. governed by
the ofIice-hOlders. Massachusetts, il
governed by the o01ce-holdsrs. God
6less these poor fellows, they had bet
ter remember this thing, that the
people Of this great country number
forty millions (applause1 that they
have been through one Of the greatest
wafs In the history Of the world that
when IoadeED lAltegod, and when noWs.
napegs ssquawked [laughter] the people
ss}d: ssFight Il out on that line to the
end take our sons, take our money,
tske our bleod We will fight and We
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a0d yOn know they always ~
AVE. "wan think s0.and-so. Nov.
eentlemon. thew have haan instruofinD
4 nreat neopIe. ma aach one of fhnse
nSopie ssys II . TIanrhfsr and -.
.nlanee.l Nov We have ont 1 0reat
manv mon s.I,sn IN the oountrv I'm
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there are men who read tkesa crast I
independent papers. edfted bv the
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ent Of the "ve,s' a the .sve's,j sre az
them. TIAuahfer.l Then va noliti-
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channei' And Seen neonle,s mans~ino
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Mn nemocrsfic iaeders- Come hacs
intn To onr rsnks. Go 70 phiiadelnhia'
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