New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-09
SENATOR WILSON SPEAKS AGAIN.

THE SAME STORY OF WHAT TIE PAfIs Hhf
DONE-IT Is NOT A ONE MAN PARTY
GRANTS ADMINISTRATION BETTER THAN
LINCOLN'S-MR. COLLAR GIVES SOME INTER
ESTING INFORMATION on SEwIEG-MACIftNES.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUNRI
SOUTH BEND, Aug. S.-SenatOr Wilson adj
dressed audience here this evening of people ths
meeting being presided over temporarily Ivy NcePres
dent Colfax Mr.. Colfax explained that OWNS 20 tho
broken voice OF Senator wilson who obliged 70
leave on an early train and owing to sciness in his
own family he would not detan his Audience
long He said South Bend was distinguished, among
other things for the manufacture Of sowing machines.
having a mandatory where three were turaed out
each minute he then introduced Senator WILSON, whose
voice was scarcely audible when he began speaking.
Mr. Wilson began by referring to the record % the e.
publican party as glorious It's trials had been great and
il was not born die until the great work which u ~asor
ganzed TO accomplish had been performed 10 sal lha
Republican party alone could accomplish fully tha grana
results of the war, and could not trust thar work |"
alien hands To do that would be treason Tho Repub'
lioau party would carry out It's mission OF love ana TO
Cancellation The Republican party was not controlled
bv one man. nor by few men. ana ne
begged and implored the few Republicans "Ao ia"
left the party TO come back and aid IN accomplishing
what the party was organized to do Tie R'pahllcah
party was one of reform and progress IL Wns rtor"
afory party and would correct oil the eYis now o'
planed Of Tho present Administrator had D'en an'
ter Administration than Mr.. Lineolns F"
Mr. Johnson's The Offices IN WMnns'n'
the Treasury ana Interior Department, w'rc
| managed honestly and economicaip' ""
| the country knew IT, The whisky ring was oe'o a"
the county had not had since the adnni'tfl'on o.
John Quincy Adams 80 good and so pure an 90 n.nte
top "a the present II was true, this Adhu'''"''o"
had nade some Mistakes IL WAS true thlt tiete VIZ.
some nod men in Office but that could no' Dc ne'ou' 'n
| President Grant hal done the pes' ~ 'o'.p
Washineton's administration n'u O'0" 49,,
""9".s q was to be expected tlh
| Grants Administration should DC a.a'Aeu' pu. 49,
49, hd boeu reduced The revenues iathf lily collected
,I tho laboring men were better paid now thAn eSes
| na,,re and the country Was never more prosperous
| ,an now Tho lab0rins men Of The counly 'on'
no, afford 10 have Cen Grant defeated tins IA" l-'
Republican party had given to the country TAO nOlS
aaa noey il had aided railroads 70 deyeiop t1' S'"
,rv nv giving almost free homes TO poor ID a ",D"
unes nc nav railways. The Republican parry n
made tho du,lesN> on impOs.s 80 low IS W.
10 opnose Labor n had even the poor peoN, INV a.
and coffee ana otherwise takes Oh 'no' '' ,ors
dld NOT care a pleayuue for the stoSaFI'' tn' NsY
and Che yanderots. Tie vented to proecV 1e ''',,D
classes to give them their righfS ard saorodiS So
them. and the Republican party would cc'U''"o ~ ,s
this was the beet eoautrv the world fo~ te ,,
coss and ne Dapoora PARTY IN favCr " ~ mai
snye uojcy and would rot care for the fien'S ~nIt
enss md SO Ii ought not be trusted az IN Ihe ~
iirnu Marty was purer and better to-day thtn ever
and die men who had gone out were ot httie acSo.S
apd heir loss would not he feI Mr. wilson $500
by appealing 10 his audience 70 raly ato"n" -"
liza IA nlrtv and continue its power. 80, a,
A. ibs conclusion or his speech steps Wct" ''N'''
o,@anz- a Grant and Wilson Climb.