, 1876-01-09

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subj ct to he Ell By t1shou st oe,aic to CORFU,
tho leo Ia md manta the Republican party Il
power. The amo. 4: OF gold which has Lain
IDLE IN THE TREASURY.
Or teeu used for unlAwf purpos.s. has averaged
about {lc1 00U,DJU, tho interest Ut which woaid
to az tas 70 IN
ppi TO the fe Hoard. Bat this money has no
aixnys hIa idle n the Treasury. Political favordte
erest tha, ley might bs able to contribute
to carry ee tons nsin:ai1 tue rty in vo"er Il
s7o. Just ITey1 US to the uctoLeF elections IN 1enn
eylvans four or I've million lol:rs IN E!d were slid
il the New YORK naract. Ind the pros eets, viii tour
Or Gve million dol rs III c: r:ency hesides. we're iae
Ill the hac.is - trtan faso:te lxnlers, undeF the
| trcttute that it v ueccss +! to
| MOVE TIE CROPS
| Of The West. How ulny fortunes we:e msdo by
large aauonnt Of god was to 10 put on tho Erke:
| vas communicated IN advance know not; nor do
! know, escep: from report: bow many hundred thou-
sand doa were contributed to cary tho Pch1lsyl-
vani3 eettou. by ths fayofites who n4d the uHo Of
i!1,0ao Gu Tor long time without interest. 1t is
ony two or th.to yeara ao that tno Government co-
t.oIled in MI it's departments y this EepuD tcan
9anizatian, Issued, without authority Of lGw rome
s95u0 600 Of xreenba; ks aud yet Till par:y,
been keIt del recirted and una stl'y diluted snd The
Government prom:ses to pay demand s.ys be.n
pud'a:ed and houaht up At = discount. Inns
soLnd currency. Could inlp3uenca 80 farther un-
less it 10 in the nsslgo Of set that three years
ueuce greonbacls .Es Is rtds .ncd In coin, without
providing cny b. whie it b. onr. .ished
But lonR tcfore that period arrives it in to Eored
that by tue blessing OF od aud tho will If the eole
the Republican org -uizatinn 1t now exists will be
power ess for either go0l o. evil
For Que ALI net III fa:or Of uuy achem9 for the re-
sumption Of epe*ie layments which L. to be brousht
aeott av tho mud boarding Ct gold in the
Treasury OF the United States. !ooi ,li on ST. h
accumulation Of money in the Treasury Depai tment
dangerous liberty and there are better ways ct
restoring the sIece standard by converting the
Department NJ the Treasury into geat bank- Why
tas not the Republican r:ty. il really in favor Of
round currc taken st1s long ogo 10 bring it about
instesd Of addlaz IL time Of peaco to
TIE ,oLCAE Or lnaEDEEuABLE PAPEn?
Why have not tie Nsttonai banks Leen required for
the last ten yeass to keen Their reserve the gold in
teseat they have received te bouls deposit Il with
the Govo nmeut7 Had this be n done, tho National
D.nls would today have In ther vaults in gol more
than 50 PR rent Ut ther entire circulation, and could
resume tieti. payments Hitncrt any khooL to tho
country excelt woEll be felt in the increased
activity aud LIE Wh!th would 10 given business.
Why has tbs Gov: rnment collected one hundred mil
ions psr annum In gold more thun eded to
It's god obhgatona aad tk:n use1 IT to saavs
10 o%n notes. instead q receistng greaa-
orrrecia,e tneir valne7 Let The RepuI.icsi,
e Iers answer hese questions and no. attempt longer
TO tlccct and mslead the puoc by pTam Of villa.
they will do in ls9. Tusy have hid control Of the
inauees Of the country tuling ten ye.1B Of Eow27.
md have shoMn themselves lconi etcnt to give tue
country Eocna currency. 1t ia time they got out Of
the way and the power w4s 1ntrused 10 o:tcE leaders
to desEe rune means OF sessu:ng the country from
the ua1lczl embarrassment whic the corruption ia
conpltncy, md bluudes1ug Of the Republican pltty
was bought upon It.
That Yar,y i responsible not only for having de-
oaurhed tia Civil Service, and mismauage.. the
huauces bur Los also disregaldsi tho Limitations Of
tie Constitution and
usCRrED FOR TEE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
powers .srrctve Of the nights Of the states End sub
yessiFe q the Ltsry Of tie people Controlled y
Republican party, tue Federal Government has en-
tered Of the State. Of tue Union ena by military
power set up Government its people contrary
their cxt ressed v !. has undertaken to control this
e.eettols Of the peoPle by the enactment OF unecn
in sere ztss party with little respect for the
Constitution, demoraiked a1lt corrupt. Gnd which
has lrovcn iss*=f either dishonest or ,ncaIabe,
of deatnc with the financial QUESTION, srd whieh by
itR nfsnanagement has brought embarrassment and
general dsaAtsr upon the country no longer
the support OF q 1Ees and hon st people.
The remedy for evils under which the country is
suffering Is to be found III Of the Civil Ser
vice, the election Of homes: men to Office End the ad
tn,ssr alton Of the Government In strict conformity
to tbs Constitution.
TIE HON. JAMES Il. Doo11TTLE
was next introduced. lie eald they had met on
the anniversary Of tie Lattie Of Nos Orleans
He lauded Andrew Jackson as military m.u,
&Dd as statesman, aud wished there were only
more men Ike hlua. He "as great III wa.-great
iu peGce lie Was Democrat. ruomoer Ut
tie party Which held poacr for upward OF fifty
. .ea:s, aud made tile greatness and glory of tno
country. 1t Was a yrrat w.rk which they now
lad undertaken, to throw the great Ropub- |
llcaa party tlom power. They, had 10
small worK to 90; mad, while they knew
it h+d to be doue, it was 4
great undertaking, aud they should consider veil |
The work in Land. The Federal party had dis
appeae led. lie Republican party was great end |
by ehlo aud many uu>crupuious men, /
aad they could get nouey from the vast army in
olce. whisky rings, AMI importers to sls- !
laal IT, They had to rise aud make SACRIFICES
aud oppose these men. Ho had experience in
i, and hos great 1t was to be. Three attempts |
4ad been made to wrest the power
from the Republican party siucs the War. The
Phlladel! Ai4 Convention WAS tho largest ever
ned, and MAS reunion Of the people OF tho
safes, aud aheo the Massachusetts aud South
taronn delegates, headed by Gems. johnson
I'D Gra, walked down the aisle arm in arm,
u. o00 men SIZED tears. lot IN exuitatlon. but III
oy, that thete would be no moro civil war. lie
lad stood before nauy an audience, but had
distinguished men IN tue country we're there,
et this Convention fasled, and hs would not
i've The reasou.
The second great movement WAS madc in New
hosen for President aud Vice President. bus it
allul. He then alluded to the Liberal Repub-
'cao movement which nominated Greeley. and
% bel'esod TINT it wes the money levied on the
'hlsky-lling. gold spectators, and importers.
Ehich defeated it. He held shat the defeat OF
irant would not bo nomnateu for q
hird term. Tho time had not yet
ome uhs0 d parry would dare to so nearly mp
roach imperialism as to choose canotoate tur
third term. he secuted the third term idea
1e thought Geu. Sherman would be tito next
and:da:e for prcs1dent and the power which
,ou'd nominate linn, would re-cEcaso tie
faco Of General OF the Army, and placo |
irant In i. for hie. This. he thought,
'as the movement on foot. he wauted |
lem to organize against ths
Military domination Which was threatening our
.c1abican institutions. He thourht these |
uestous should not lie oyerehado~cd by siue |
'sues, such as the one OF pubic schools. Ho
len alluded to tho military occupation of Lou
lhoa, and held that 1t was one OF Grants usurp-
tons. He alluded to the New Orleans Conyea-
on, in which delegates to the Philadelphia Con-
eutou were selected in 1868, aud held that it
Is controlled by soldiers in behalf OF Grant
the NoH- J. y LIE NoYsE
as the next speaker. he said they oil agreed
lat toe duty OF houeHs citizens now required
mt an effort be made to rescue the country
ON the Gli-p,eyains corruption. They must
'Sanize this party FOR common honesty and for I
10 good OF the people. Tue preseut Admins {
at.on had couo go FAR, anc had been 60 loug in
'WeE that lle peopls had lost all confidence in :
he doubted md suspected the present. move
ent uSa!0Es the IeveDue-defrauders. These | .
lines had been committed for years and :
':hing had been doue until TOW to uuearth
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