, 1874-10-12

IomrnraIico meetings hnyu bcon held everywhere
throughout tho State, a.'1 yoatorslav alill to-iay
thrco lsavo boon held el. 1}cnideA, To-day llaH
boon sat npart by tho alato Temperance Asaocla-
tims for tito ,loliyorY Ut Temperance sermons
from all Tho pulpits Of tho Htatp, antt
IL waa understood tint 1t would 10
generally complied with. 10 that MI who
can be influenced will eaBt their Yotos
to thu ond TINT lilo axter bill may 10 sustained
| or ltcat-upton adoptod, Gu tho other hand,
lenguos have beep formed to support no MON for
! Office who will not uso hlH utlnoat influence for
tue repeal Of tho Dsxtor leI aud support rea-
unite tho aerinsnH agatnst tho Republican party,
| dat'a have ucted. Tho temperance people call
thia tle csslH, and i,ayo just isaaed and aca.-
a9ont tlo only question Ia ths eocttur u
Nnotliar m no whfsliy-1lug or temperance shall
SPEECH By SECRETARY DELANo.
DIT. VERNON, O., Oct. u.-Socrotary Do!ano
addioaued largo and enthusiastio noottng ut
tho Court-Houso In this city Inst oyonlne.'
TIE srHEolr.
~, Mr. noano reviewed Mt cnRth Tho past hasory ot
tAt Republican aud Democratic rar!ea, making cont
r1sons . ectween slo two with remarkable c!carness
II 'sa seeonsa Sp III H.
ststas and clearly tarcaia tic course which Tho
Wed @dn M g sS
7ur sAr1oS's wanps,
81 Gq rso @ e ee aI 1asr % G sss0rnt M
nsiSiy Why Il IF, i ssSs5 II s.ssa 'sss 4 u
improve hts class Ut poopls sud protect them til their
rIIhte before the. lay. II the Ereas PARTY Of
oblig4tiann tosartl th,ae whom /. .und .lately
4sS,, Svss s.n S y esp t,1ys to Sa e nj seSs als
aasl,vedly would bo pu1liuhel. The Secretary Rxyn
lhe pruhltitonissa aono sound an4 fransl3 aa,,ce,
side iaucs to tho abnsnonento Of higher and ulore -
porant aaesnous. lis thought Inst
VIA tho right to lod a ullen ,eal calao and dispose
otpsrsonal rorurty tho rgl. Of FREQ loeomos, aud,
~ III %ge a!s taS s1a IF e oes.y anA M sr
and that .io en who ignored eli ths for OF. -o.
lobby, ls 4 10 temperance. religion, !ratcs-ununls.
couEsu cacnated II nut deatg.c to resoro thu Dsn.-
oSr1o party to bower ena Illus 10 lefca rahor thun
obtain, the object If their daaire. referring 10
THE II oU1LE IN TIFF aoullJ,
the secresary rs4 kad that tbs peopio ID tho goutl
e.n'fs1n'ly n tho dtsaectea perttone Lad recently
Irlably Aolg, by aattcry and fawning, 10 cover nn
tner resl p:rposea oi rapsnu, murder mil n,archy
1.rn mil s ut,nSst sucltuo conesri,a sag liz rrss;-
ts.t, tho raso4s lal hcen eliplau9 at,d ast.utiug
aI,''a ansons their oatAhond sFaaspns 10 ring about
.he very revolution Wltuh waa recently inauguEaC<l
4. LquStHpa But tic lreSisle understood them, ansl
.htt whcn ~; parey wss sought or s1rannttons we're
insalreeston bc Put down. Ind inatsutly tho rabps
gn.1Hnltrel. The Secretary prgt,ed tlat tho prcsi
an patty an hat ID oua ss al the force II s
soM,ns94a s Saen legally requred to etscae .hS laws
ttry then proceeded to ltse,ss at length the
FINANCIAL QuEKTIoNS.
He chargea tho Domecsatis party With tho rosponai-
wtaieby "a total actual cost Ias reached 1,cariy,
not 9ntte, $500 eue.ooo. He alluded to tho fast
paid, aud that dur dopt was now oily ulout 81 ioo
qa0o!o ue demonstrated tho h.atcsn,anshi qt tic
Kep"ll!can rartJ in tscal* With tllis question, and
thu cra nf tlo War, u Especially dNriog preailent
ur;nt. Ala;!nihtrat.an 1aa secsitsry then gdvcrt
md denounced them severely He nssersed that thoso
WHO purchased boads dur1EN tllp War
worthy of all pr,se a C. sonor Or discount or
notes tssucd aut1eF such circul;ancea and for saci
sosiara,io, nanoly tho te Of hn latlop, would ho
slvsed powers Of the word ard he could not iiuag-
ino Eow any but s:bei pr rebel uymlrsthIzsrs could
exTavaganee. l,o snoGad ] from ~ olrlal ll'es recoris
That, Of tho $aso.Goo,oD now nnnuaisy
a %ss e9s s aY ntssssf or ]
pensions to o'lr aoitiora, and oher e1poloes growing
out Of The naTooate slayculaoFa rebellion. liz thai
eens nose @ tel the 1ess wsfo ol It.
great per CAPITA for present population u tbs OK.
penSeS oi tle aoserninGlt were
nunlSa nucuAHAN's ApM1a1srRAr!os,
snd nut tritlo largHr tlan they had bean during tho
Adn'inis1fStlon m 1 IT, o1 Mt. Van narcn.
publican purity would not ho endcu until tho rtvil
Hts Of tho cn,ancipatod fully rccrad u1,d
tire South until tic sacred obligations of ,ty in
regard to the puhlic teht waa everywhere uclnuwl-