The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-01-28

where. loud applause.] | deny that
they are turbulent or disorderly, or dis
obedient to the law. Renewed applause
Il say that the Democratic party OF the
whole country, here and elsewhere, nave
accepted the results of an appeal to arms
and mean faithfully and honestly to
abide by them. / say that they have
no countenance and no aid for any party
or organization, or State or city, or man
l'who means insidiously and corruptly TO
endeavor tb prevent their fair and full
kexecutioH Applause.l say that they
more than all other menknew that WIN
peace and order, and good government
1t allied liberty itself. Nor do | mean IN
what have e's6id to charge (the ARMY a
the United States with completely aid
\ the nisCDnduct' or tIf6se VINO have corr
tr6lled it. FlCge YRicysl as I rye are
intelligent, iedhcated And CONSERVATIVE
men, and in their line of duty they are
efficient Instruments of civilization III
cultivating the improved arts of war,and
brepareusto meet yYAWhr VIII atcpeighi
nations, ,while theHsolaiers,T themselves
are brave aud, modeshi and seekIoDlylto
do their duty, ,lthaL byotheir oathand eht
| listment andithe command of their efli-l
Gers isimposed uponrtlIem. The'olllcers
oftheiarmy should learn TO preseryelt
on the one hand, andprelent itirom9he7
coming an 4inslrumentqof despotislh on
the others i Loud applause,l 8uillJd 1i
D History is filled with lessons1for onr
instruction. 1t was.the bloated and red
faced Sylla who saidUto the Roman Sem.
ators; -jd lp no 'Hr
81 pray you gentlemen, he seated and
be not disturbed; the noise that you hear
in the streets is only my soldiers. killing
my enemies" ..,.,
When Charles sent >tol the House of
Commons and demanded the five mem
bers who had signed the remonstrance
all England burned with indignation,
and the monarch lost both his crown
aud head. Applause ,1l, M.
Thirteen years afterwards Cromwell
marched into the House of Commons,
and, excluding the members, he shut the
door and put the keys in his pocket.
Six wears afterwards thesOn OF that same
king who had lost his life returned and
lIlb lDSl GOlIuHt SVNNiAiiiNiA' ""D NSt'''
lished upon the ruins of the Prectecto-
rate.
In 1899, Napoleon dispersed The Coun-
Gil of the Ancients and in three years es-
tablished the Empire, In 1851 the last
Napoleon seized in the dead of night the
Deputies that they might not take their
Yeats on the next morning, and before
twelve months he was proclaimed the
Emperor Of the French.
Philip. of MacedOn, when he had sup
pressed the insurrectlou in Phosis, made
such good use of his soldiers that in a
few years not yestige Of Grecian liber-
ty was | #, having lost ii because they
loved their ease.
William, the Silent, in his little Dutch
Republic, combated for twenty-five years
all the terrors of the Spanish monarch,
and at the end of his heroic life, when
gasping under the attack of the assas-
sins, he left to his couAtrymen these
words, "The surest bulwark of liberty
in tree State is distrust." =" Men of Gin
cinnati see to it that we shall not have
lost our liberties before the first Centen-
NAL of the foundation ofour government.
either because we love our ease, or be-
cause we failed to show our distrust.
[Applause.]