The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-20

Repre- zen atives-there is its platform-tberer
.ne EXCAVATIONS OF Its amounted leaders.
me Democratic party has always been the
on that score. II was its friend in that day of
Iisi when a procession of money conspira--
tors marched away under the cold eve of Old
Hickor5," who, standing with arms folded
on the porch Of the presidential manson,
CURSED THEM AS THEY WENT.
Butnow, since specie payments have been
suspended, and that, too, as the act OF the Re-
publican party, we say, our House OF Repre-
sentatives has said, our platform says, aud our
candidates say, we will resume, when we can
save enough money by univeI sal system of
public economy and reform, aided by a
heal bier and better remuuerated state of nri-
yate lndusI ries. TO be able tn do so without
Qeulment 10 the people. There stand the
Democratic and Republican parties. one or
tne other or them will succeed. Choose We
my conntrymen, this day whom We will
serve. The Republican party thinks the
people viii be contro. led oy passion and
Win money. do not believe it. XII
patrick came all the way from Jersey to take
look at you, He wrote TO Gov HAYES he had
carefully Inspected our lines, IN At you were
poor, needy and in d. b." He thought II
your pa sions coud be ipfiameI and q few
dollars put into your empty pockets, that all
wouid pe well and that the great political car
lnsulted Ills count v, and published himself
pubic enemy. Kirkpatrick s idea Of Ameri-
can can. Pstriotism a, Amer can honesty had
oeeh the true IDEAL In the DAYS OF the Ameri-
can revolution how would IL be now?i Major
andre, the enemy OF our country, was negofta-
ung 10 gain possession of the Fortress of West
rolnt. VII b all IT, brave garrison, munitions
OF war and supplies,
THE GREAT ARCH TRAITOR, ARNOLD
had agreed to barter 1t away, and so wreck
the hopes OF liberty in the passing struggle.
Three honest militia men sat by the wayside
and as Ardre passed by they captured him,
ano lou 10 on his person the evidence OF his
darE guilt. he offered them bags OF gold for
his release. He from their appearance
.nat MS csptors were poor, needy and in
oeot- But they scorned the br be, and de-
nvered over. their country's enlmy to Col.
Jameson, who Iried and put n M TO q cath
The memory OF those three canonized militia
q. snny OF the forty Millions who now people
tnls mighty republic, hung, 4 may be, on that
one heroic act. The men will shine like a
oeautf f1I star In our armament forever. But,
his Subject ciis an ms furtbs WON'T pUTsTs
see l have discussed but one of
he many great issues now before the COUNTRY
Lave Tried 10 perfol m my task faithfully,
DO your duty men OF Indiana. and let the re-
SUI Is follow on. i am well satisfied that the
spirit OF unquenchsble popular revolution
has already take possess on of the hearts of
ON TO the complete overthrow Of the Republic
can dynas y, and 10 the full restoration of the
sound, honest and economical management
In every bureau and department OF the whole
federal government.
There's light about u g'esm,
There's a f0unt about 10 stream,
There's fire about TO glow,
There's a flower about to blow:
There's a midnight darkness changing
into grey,
Men OF thought, and men of action clear
the way.