, 1874-10-18

h, 1c,st buraerzo,nc, The rights Of citizens ar
jeaou:ly guarded in forcgu countries tnsy H,s
1indcoeG established, end protected IN every otae
1dded facilities for transportation are 81 needed
Hnney il snct. freely along the EcaboaTd- Either a
tse1cof shod come to the lakes, rivers, and canals
tle greet Northwest, for hero are great uasural chan
c.a commerce, needing tnIonr In, n,
seeking, e1d must ever aeek, an outlet.
But nth improved rivers and tarbors our com
r,erce, with tts eve1nc-esEtng demand, viii not NJ
vays ind relief Railroads must furnish II. Thcss
inland watcrB that carry increasing tonnage year "
year. daily becoming Of lees aud less relative IN
nortance And the railroad problem Is no legi6l
lion can so1c uor has the National Legislature ye'
solved 1t. Tie laws o. your State On th1t sup.
of conercss, based On The Illinois 1aw did not or do
not approve II 1t from obligations Of !unoa-
mental and constitutional character do not be,eye
1t pracucahle Competition would correct tne e''ls
co1aplutued Of: combinations kill oonIsetihon~ a
great line from the eeabord the centre Tor ffegat
nav fe inced to construct It under such
a viii secure lust fates With settled pol2c1 aug
honest anagement Of The tnanes G1 1o 9o espita
with increasing prosperity, which VIII 1o*4o"t ~~f~
will ret be found to build such route-
Mnot, good Government viii give It's ssa IN sncn p
shape - to o eaeon5ags e indvu. 11d exeEon. s
do not advocate subsidies. put wren ne Peotle Ky
must h.Ye rcicf way viii % losna hnu on .,ots @
subject Of taratoz, might properiy naTe 81 SPOKEN ken
mon the ta-in hope am not 1a1aue a on an5
suhject certainly i'm not On this. do dot oeneVe
that tee trade s .lwzss enttIe's and ur
sn;t. h9c Wien once well established, will benefit a,
should be encouraged and IN the partacnlaf efcn'-
.t,nr.a ~ cyeu age natipn there il scarceiy any
t,ng Taaily Important to the general interest which
NAV not b. sensible even necessary, as the Goo9
nould take Upon itself. AID 1t leaEt encourage and
r,rotect for the prosperity Of country over an
1:ler in brunch Of production often arises oniy
from having begun 1t @ so'nes & feo preee1F 1nt It
ccuot Be expected th.t individuals should. at ther
own risk, or rather At their cartain LOGS intro
ducc new manufacture. A protective duty,
dfnrn
tie least ncoDgcuieut 1node by which tde naoo ean
Itself for the support Of such an experiment -
s71thp1ity Start Mill. We need manufactures IN the
West; 10 hare the condition for tnelr SUCCESS.
would not create nouopolcs but Will favor the de-
yeonreut Of our great IN this particular IN
tbs ttfit Of the above otnons and would lcsy our
tariff accordingly. When we can compete success
f.:is md frec trade foiovu There can be no reason
fr attempting tho introduction of nlanuinctu1e NOT
adapted 10 this country, aad none such shoud oe pro
tected.
desir. provisional tarIT,-one that can BE- best
lu-s:e ead that Will produce this hest resalts nope
to st,e the workshops flourish they wall prove the
so;1Sees OF on. greatest wealth and the means Of
su,'Eo1t to tho tuass of ou7 people
/ Co not desire to SEQ the laoorer Wronsed or his
.-anc3 reduced but hope the time win when they
r,;! be advanced, snd when they can purchase more
ford clothing, houles. ard education for those who
fn! for on the COMFORT virtue, and intelligence Of
tosr Who work in field and sho IN mines and mills,
dIende the stability. prosperity, and Liberty We hope
4r enjoy. Just system Of ci'il-serFicc1 favor We
81Ch nDH. 6E1Fe 4ueSAou5, EkOHAAH Jul "a
r,&arfect and unjust reconstruction. are presenting
ers eyes sud they must be surzaounted hrasey and
Ell hor.rt legislation and homes: administration
acfc.nIcd in all things. For these Mill labor.
thank YOU for the nomination. It is pleasure to
i1,dor.rd Try ones friends .1ttr fcTyare Buch a.
h.: ts:e-I to render.
ih=t I ahal be reelected have not the el!shtest
tSt, and promise to bring to the further discharge
:.y dEt:cs honest effort and trust that act Of Ely
liz .a1 forfeit the respect Of tho people OF this dis
t;:s. ho have generously hoaored and sustained
rs III this hour.
The Congressional Committee elected the fol-
owing officers for tie ensning year IL. L. Bond,
c. Fl. Dla2tz, Secretary.
Adjourned