Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-09
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"afts ~. ~ tbs co1ntry I'D did not bsiIsvs
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T., tale a termination A. he vas 10 receive ali.
~ ,hoS tsas MIN 20 ISeso MIN ont oT ne hapds
Of the Democracy.
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80 ss,sntsi vItbsat isnr hss,n,.
no,1 rim uIs sourss III no seIection IN a Cab.
M We atsn 10 IA caiieJ into auestion. Uis
an,,inises ye,e III chiidrsn. and hs va respon.
slbls ioT ihsir crimes. His best friend, the one
rIi,,sn,. HitS tbS naSit,sn nj seeretary Of STATE
kVbN sver bsarI n spcb a pr5coe,iins heioreS
Ths oosiIiob IN Secretary Of Inc Treas,,tv Was
treated In 10 anna say. and 40 they go %. and
NJ ~ Vs IN NJ ainioneTsGnol Tor Tie hence and
prispsTitT Of the welfare Of the eountty. y : =
ia Was 10 haVe no polloy that WA naainst
thu viii on the people but he IL Found enn sNaf
IN the nurnhsse III An island uhh Ms IeutsoenI
no ,sS ,iVen TrealeT newer than hnV uinlster
AZ any COURT, ia this treaty the President be.
SANE lSSS1 o sS6 S'Ssq ~ ssas,
-onti vnts M maj Treaty. and s,nid name
oth.r SsnSiors who hal Inc same pToposirioo
made than. senators ADD Oangresimsn were
White House, Ss'n saa SGTs aa sG oppose.
scattered scatter M through The land, and made the
scheme most odlOua He must 10 removed be-
eAuso he would not Yield his patriotism TO the
country. Ills whole life had been a nrm adher.
enee 70 particular thoughts, but they struck Oh
| honor TO the foreign court
Il was decided that be must die, and he DID 90
down from the position q honor and respect no
| IN his stead. We have a Government hrst In
| he hands OF an oligarchy and next In the hands
Of military tyrant. ...- a.
tret clubs that Just came ~ passed. the speakers.
| stand.
On tssumlnR he said that both houses Of Don.
rea, and the appointing power Ts yer, 10 me
j llinple justice, and the Southern people would
meet them hall way. They hal accepted Horace
Greeley as their candidate, and he Nasc0nndent
that the moyenont would BE- successful, and 70 90
until they had entirely emAneipatod the south.
ern stal6s
Dn- .. Q. Hill, 90 VIRGINIA.,
was then introduced, and Astonished the sudl'
ence by saying that hia memory carried him
/ back 10 1895, when he and his friends struggled
| At the point OF the bAyonot TO have voice In
that election, Ton the rebel sldc) lie then said
| something about tho haK, uust what, was lost
| In the nOise,) and continued I now come tor.
ward and grasp that banner and shake hands
| across tho bloody ohasn Inc war mas maee'
d It In good faith As a virginia.: We Of w.
ginla only know Hraht and Wilson ~ their
| leta They haze been the authors and eNecu'
| tors OF the ku.kluK aata, thR suspension OF tho
| writ Of Aabsds corpus. We vefp Uillipg ~
listen to GIANT whom he said, "Poaosl r. and
am not hors tonight TO delame bis character
but we live In dangerous tines There Is tho
Geneva tribunal sitting with closed DOORS y
must be looked afleri no knowing what horriole
thing thoy will do; am not an inteTnallunai
layer, or ! would say mOio. You DO not noed
TO DO sil fesapdi yOn all know what you are
about. AN candidate for u1qgTess RON lhs
Eighth Virginia Congregational district. u
am elected, you will have warm friend.
have loved you In the pasil shall lore you all
In tho iuturei aud, bidding his audience al
anoctiOnate Eool night, this ahle and eloquent
Ohappaquack retired TO the rear OF tho stand
JUD0E EhBREE, OF EENTuCkY,
was next introduced, aud spoke Il the countless
Thousands and the upturncd sea Of faces as 40
gin At "Clnclnnaiy,N II bosAn long before
that, Whan the patriotic Senators dared TO Dc