Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-13
THE TRENTON OUTRAGE.
Attorney General Wi1ianos's Reply 90
Governor Browns CODmu EiealiOR
Regarding Ihe Trenton OuIrage.
The 1ErfsdieiiOu OF this United state >
Courts Cla1ned-ssecision Of Justice
Greer cited ~ Authority.

M, VERNON, OHIO, October ll.-Sec-
retsTE DelanO addressed a large and enthus-
asf c nesting ~ the courthouse In this city
lasl evening Mr.. Dslan5 reviewed al length
the pa history OF the Eepu 'lcau and emo
cratic parties making comparisons between
the tw0 with remarkab clearneSs and force
he dealt severely with the kuklUK White
Leaguers and other things Of tue south, whom
he denounced IA the bitierCst terms. lie re-
coanted the Injuries uow being Inflicted upon
3 The negroes in tne late rsbel states and clear
] - f9reshaaCWed tue cOurse whlcc Ihe admin
D l-trat On " ulu adopt tOwafd those people,
/ me secretary argued that the enancipsted
| blacks Nere 10 a measure The natiI' s wards
| ana until ? rseeuuon, rspine ana murder, en-
I account OF race. color o previous condition.
I should C. a-e, the out es Involved upon the
/ hepublcau party by the Almighty would not
| be 10 nlled- Aestated that The obligations Of
] me Republican party were 70 elevate and i'm
prove this class Of poole, and project them
/ in their II hts before The law. and Ii ~. ps--
] y Of great MOI al ideas shOu q desert its
1 principles upon any CO lateral Issues aud ne
| glect 70 perform its Obligations toward those
! whom it had lately invested with citlzsnshtp
{ 8nd the elective franchise, then IL deserved %
/ be beaten, md most sSsuredly would be pun
I lslea. The secretary gave Inc prohio1uOnists
some sound and friendly advice and warned
Republicans from being drawn Od upon side
issues, 70 the abandonment Of higher and
] more important Questions He tnOusht mar
personal Liberty, the right 10 hold and alien
ate real estate, and dispose Of personal proper
] tg; the right Of free loComOlion, am, 10 a
word, the guarantees OF life, liberty, and the
1 pursuit OF happiness, were worthy OF some
conslderationi and that the man who ignored
All these Tor an ideal hobby-let IL be temper
auce, religion, traoes-uniOnism, OF any Of the
stl more modern isms-waE pursuinK a
eogrse calculated, II not designed, 70
po1er and Illus 70 defeat rather than attain
Tie objects desired. Referring 70 the trouble
people ia the south, especially IN th dfsaf- /
iectCd portions, bed recently written and
spoken much regarding he President, proba- I
bly, hoping, by natery and fswning, 10 cover 1
~ the real PURPOSES rf rspine. I1Drder and /
an Erchy, and that while protesting great |
loyaly 70 the government, ard the utmOst 1
soltcitude concerning the President, ths rass- |
Gals had been shi pping and distributing arms /
among their % h-blund assssstns 10 bring
about the very revolution which wss % re- /
Gently inaugural ed ia Louisiana bat that the i
President Understood them, Gnd when /
par ey was sought, OF explanations we're at
tetapJsd, the President required Inst o ali \
tnst The insurrecuOn be put down, and H.
s1s uy the Febels surreude ed. The secretary
argued that the President wss true 10 the /
great priHci ples OF he Republican party, and /
ina ne wouId use all the force AZ his com
manC when legally required o execute the
laNs and enforce oruer and good gov
eminent. Ire secretary then proceeded 70
discuss 81 length The financial questions. He
chHrged the Democratic party with toe re-
sponsloiliiy OF the war, and with pIoloDglng
reac he'd nearly, IL not quite four thousand
ull lions OF pUiar-- He adyeried 20 Tue faeC
ready Deen paid. He demonstrated the
sat smsnship Of the Republican par
y IN dealing with this question, and
explained no = largely taxation had been re-
duced siuce the close Of the wsr I'd especisl- 7
lE during President Grants admtDlsi-Rtiou Z
The tecretsry then sdVerted % the repudia-
uou sentiments OF the Democratic uarGy, and
denounced them severely He asserted that
those wnO parcha hased bonds during the war I
wer- patriots worthy OF all pralse: that 70 dis
honor onT notes, tscOunted under such cir
CO mstau ces, and for sUch q consideration. viz
the life Of The nation, wOulI he Gu acteo dis.
hol ora ols S. never 70 be forgiven 10y the civil
IL 3 powers OF the world, and lie c0nld NOT
imagine uJw any but rerels O. rebel sympR-
thiz r. could support q. Adverlng 70 the I
the Onicisl records that OF the two
undred aud ninety millions OF dollars
now annually expended for all purp ses.
one hui dred and ui y-heNen millions or over
oue-hsf q requi 81 10 pay interest on the
pc ubiic Dt, tcnsl Is 20 our soldiers and
olner sEPeas'1,s, gIo%lng 2nt OF the D mo
sLraspo fhat the expense OF The government
de ucting those crtafe1 by the rebellion
were BOT s. great per odpttd for ouf present
pOpu alton as The -xgen e ui the govern
IN eut were during Mr. Buchansu's a1minls-
IT ton, ana but 4 trifie larger than Jhey had
been during the administration Of Nr. Van
Bur IA. He said, IN Inclusion, that the mis-
siuu q the Republican party would not be
ended until The civil rights q The emanci-
pated ace were fully -eoureo, and law and
order wa placed on = solid Foundation IN the
entire sOuil- nor until q e sacred o ugatioDs
OF duy IN regard 70 the public deDt we're
everywhere acEuow edged, and therefore Re
Dubic4ns should stand by their colors and
Dot be uisled nor deceived By collateral is
su-s cunningly dsgseed tO divide and defeat
the great party y hich saved the UnlOn.
The friends Of Count Won Amin.
having pedti0aed for nj. release on account OF
n health, Pny sieisus were appointed by he
Jion. They have n1s5e report recommend
Ing ! change 10 The place n co M meDt, as
ar =lld e8errise are ntcsssary. The eonnt
Val pr3babiy bs removed % n sanitary stikb-
u III rr Ia fneaDullf ffH NN .aHFNu.