, 1874-10-30

becauee OF Huo!i man? It reminded him Of
man who came home and throw out Or broke nil
house, because ho Ind been bitten by bod.bug.
Wero they tlrod Of the Republican party7 Tho
man who waa tirod Of tho Republican party
would bo tirod Of ansthinR.
In military or civil 1ifo-ln national Or In 6tAto
affairs. Wcro they not read5 to acknowledge
that the nopnblican party. waa running tho
country In tho best possible manncr7 Woro
they not collecting Silt, 100000 Of revenue eyory
43, 600, 900 Of peoplo2 It MAS the Republican
party. Would tho Opposition 10 any boltor2
Tic men
TIE THREE REPRESENTATIVES,
could 10 selected. l1o acknowledged TINT .11r.
Rico seldom spoke; 11r. Ward spoke,
oftenor, for ho Was oompotont to apoak
anywhere. l1o had Witnessed their labors in
Washington. end he mover knew of public trust
Somebody n,nHt collect tho rcvenue eyory yosr,
or the country could not bs run at all 1t had to
10 collected from their internal rosourc1s.
Would the gentlemen who wore Booking oloction
on or 'he m other aide ba good enough to toll what
plau t1ey would adopt In
RA1slNa THIS nEyrNuE7
The money was raised from alcohol, high
K!noB, tobacco tn all its folms, aud no man iu
lllinon felt that the Tux Was being collected.
Tho T. woFkingmnn was as deeply Interested MS waB
had not that fcol!ng was forgetting tho duty ho
owed to his nag Thoy should study these 4ues-
tions imrartinlly, aud sec 10. thonBeiyen wileth-
Or otango would not bo injurious to thoir best
interests.
lie ACQUIRED THE OPPOSITION
OF belonging, body and soul. to the Democratic
pnrty. No mnttor wi.u name they called thcnl-
selves by, to that complexion tboy must como
at laHt. He would ask Mr. Loa1oyne. who, 10
heard, WAS worry ros1ectab1o man, what plan he
eoing to loyy upon boys aud upon womon3
[chcera nad langhaer:1 He Should just like to
know. But, thoY would aay, that was not enough
to run this naIion To bo surc, they wore right
in TINT. Tley had to pay tho dobt;
foreign rotations, the Judictary--aiI this needed
expense. We'll, I'LL thoHo were paid every night
TINT the su1 went down over the nenublio. And
1t was tho only wny to do tho business. They
could not run tho county now SO i'll tho days Of
John Quincy Adams. But as no WIS saying,
THE NATION rA1D AS IT WENT
not q poDlly WAS wR4tod. He waB not In tho
SENATE simply for tho bonelit Of illinois. Ho
was tlore for all the natlon. The Repub-
9a1 party s,t.a aa s not DsGys sev In h,ossS hS
iii looking aftor the interests Of 100000 900 Of
people. but ho was naying that. they needed
moro tllan El1G. ,U00 q year 10 run the coun-
try. They were diminishing tho debt. They
roducoa it day BY day, hour by hour, They did
ncvorthe!oss and thny would keep at 1t until it
becamo apparent that 1t would he ipimical to
tho interests of tho nation 10 reduce 1t further.
Then they would lot It stand, 50
THAT TIE NATION MIGHT REMAIN INTACT.
Why aid not tho ether fellows CONC out and
talk like that7 He would just Ike to lear them
do It. But, 1t would befasked: "OglcBby. i,ow
much do you mako out Of your tarltT-yonr
damnablo ta.iff2" Just about F20b, .0G0.
[Cheerp.l Tho Republican party propoaed to
paJ
THE INTEREST or TIE DEBT
every ak months, and every three months. We're
the Democracy ready to say that they ~ond 70
that2 Wore they ready to rny what they wuui4
do at all9 It ,wae nonscnso to talk Of
tue Infamous Credit Mobier business. which
the Republican party had stamped out The
question was, What wero thoy going to do now
God grant that the mcn who would hnye brought
the nation to disnnfon nnd bankruptcy might
nevor have controll Bit, il thoy were to have
1t, be should like to fln.l out
HOW THEY WE'RE GOING TO RuN THE uoUHTnY7
If they wete going to do tho Bamo as the
Republican party, where was the use
in turning the latter out OF Office ? [Lnughttr
aud choers.l But tho Democracy, or tho
In gold Well, we're nut .l>e Republicans pledged
tolthat, and asserting that al along? OF course
they woro. *
DIr. oglesby then wont into vary prosy nc.
the other money the. paid out, the Republican
party paid out S3o,odo, 600 every year to tho
widows and orphans Of the soldiers who had
fallon for tile Union. [Oheering.l Would tho
Democratic party do that? No; but tho Repub.
ileau party would, for they believed TINT they
for A1nericH.
WOULD .lEssns. LIE s1oysE, HARRISON, AND. .oAu1-
r1ELD DO IT?
II they did, it would be through fear Of the
Ou tic subject Of tho tariff, tho speakor said
he would not buy Articles in foreign countries
because Ae could got them chea2or. Ho would
hayo oil these things manufactured in America,
from American resources, and by American In
Eenuity. He was opposed to turning 43;o0o,0oo
Of people into farners. He would iiot close up
factorlcs block mp our rivers. and bring ruin
and Bterllity upon the whole 1and just because
10 could buy thing Is ccntg cheaper In En-
gland thnn in America. British mechanics
upon
THEIR 6RuLL AND BLACK BREAD.
Efe would never Yote to reduce Americao work.
ingmen to this condition. Ho would give every
man short hours, good wages, aud good food;
pence and plenty was hia motto. Glyo the man.
ufacturing iutorcsts Of tho country fair show;
this waH his theory Of protection. Tho nopub"
lican party would reduce tho tariff Just "a taat "a
1t could be judicionsly dono.
III 1eforenoe to tho
TROUBLES IN Tue SOUTHERN srATrs,
the Spnaker said tho whole difficulty Wns with
tho colorod man. THANH Cod l,o ,was free. The
Republican party did not make him; God natlo
him; but the Republican party had lifted him up
out Ut slavery aud oppression, and had 1nndo
man Of him. Tho Senator threw q sop ut the
German uaalcontonta by ilattoripg thor lovo Of
liberty, and by recognizing their seryicoa in
hghtiug the battles Of the Union. They rightly