The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-08-09


any congressional district to-day and
get elected on any other platform.
[Cheers.l If a negro is killed in the South
the Republican papers rsiss shout about
political assas slnation, but II white man
is killed down there he is showed to one
side and nothing said about 1t. "rhst' 8
soi" and applause. The speaker closed
with an eloquent psroratioD, in which be
paid his respects 10 the Republican cor
ruptionists and bloody shirt waivers, and
urged the triumphant election OF TIlden
and Hendricks as an earnest of honesty
and reform.
SECRETARY NEFF TAKES THE STAND.
When the applause had subsidized Sscre-
tsry of State Neff was loudly called for by
the crowd, and said that, intending to
make a speech here ct some time during
thsesmpsigu, he had only appeared in
answer to the fsttering call to say thai
there was q deep determination all over
the stare 70 change the administration, and
no matter who may It'll Orth's place,
James ID. williams will be elected
by 10000 majority. L I'D applsuse.l
What do you think OF 4 party that has
controlled this government for 10 years,
meeting tonight in the committee-room
trying to find an honest man to fill the
l.
remedy?") The remedy, my friend, is in
the utter extirpatlon of the Republican
oticeholders. [Applsuse.] Who is re-
sponsible tor the evils now upon the
country? Who can be but the party that
to-day controls tae destiny of the govern
ment1 Will you longer endure the cor
rsptiOn that is eating us out? (Cries of
''Now mol" and cheers.) they have
promised to reform the government. They
L.. D,.ff a. -
axiom tn no party in power can
reform itself. Their line OF policy will
be to cry out that the Democracy
only want to getcontrol OF the government
to turn it over to the men who sought to
destroy it. But we want no such thing
We only want to turn out the thieves and
pnt in their stead honest men. "Thst's
SOP "Thst's right" and prolonged sp-
plause.l In carrying out their policy they
nave evsn
PROsTITUTED ONE OF THE PULPITs
OF this city. / have as much respect for
the christian religion as any man, and /
object to a m mister stealing the livery o!
heaven to serve the devil in. In other
words, hold in contempt the man who
prostitutes mis- pulpit to the service of the
Republican party. Laughter and APP
plsus91 After eleven years of peace
this sectional question ought to be
forever eliminated from Ameri-
ca politics We are one people,
under one flag, aud sectionalism is antago-
nistic to the interest of every man whose
interest is identical with that of his coun
try. II every Democrat aud conservative
shall do his duty in October and Novem-
Der will rejoice with you in the overthrow
of thieves and scoundrels by honest men.
Shouts of applause. General Manson in
PRODUCED
PROFESSOR KBILMAN OF THE TRLEGRAPH,
who addressed the crowd in German. After
a short review of the corruption and the
sins OF the Republican party, he discussed
the question of "What is meant by reform?"
''Wny reform is necessary" and "Whst
has been done for REFORM" Then he
spoke of Tilden's financial operations and
his administrative economy in New York.
He dwelt on Hendricks record, and de-
MED that he was a temperance fanatic
he compared the two national platforms,
pointing out the superiority of the one
adopted at st. Louis. He spoke OF the Re-
publican charge that the Democrats are
showed that the party only insisted on the
equal rights OF all men, without regard to
their religious opinions or associations BE
gave a brief history of the South and the
transactions of the carpet baggers, showing
the aosurdity of still waving the bloody
shirt. Concerning the Germans who had
left the Democratic parry and Joined the
Repu blicans, he said it WIS not right that
they should call others Democratic Jesu-
iss. He illustrated his point and his
meaning by slluding to Carl Schurz, show
ing that under his flag are to be found
those who live according to the Jesuiticsl
doctrine that the end justifies the means.
In conclusion be said that union and
GOOD ORGANIZATION
was necessary, and with these success was
sure. In response 10 his call for three
cheers for Tilden, Hendricks and Will
lisms, led by himself, the crowd gave three
enthusiastic cheers. The applause with
which bis speech was received indicated
that a very large portion of the audience
we're Germans. They will not vote with
the party that will nominate the great
Know Nothing Orth, and his with drawal
from the ticket will not bring them back
into the party. Nine-tenths OF all
the Germans will vote for the great
reformers, the anti-Know Nothings,
Tilden and Hendricks. Professor
Keilman spoke for three-qusrters of an
hour, and the close of his speech was
greeted by three most enthusiastic cheers,
the audience giving vent to their pent up
enthusiasm In this way.
GENERAL MANSON WAS CALLED OUT
and by the illustration of the circus per-
former. who turned over one horse first,
and another and another were added to
the group till he turned over nine, he
said that Uncle Jimmy Williams had
turned over OrLh silly, and now ne called
on them to bring on another horse.
Laughter and spPlsuse.l He regretted
the treatment his personal friend, Mr..
Orth, had received, He thought that after
putting him on the ticket, without his
knowledge and consent, and requiring
him to resign an office where he was paid
Sl2 900 year In gold, they ought In justice
TO have let him made the race and get
beat by Uncse jimmy Williams. He
explained how the congressional finance
committee prevented the repeal of the 10