Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-11-01

show you the ordinance Of 1889. On another
one OF those papers he will have part OF the
! Fugitive Slave law; on another one some Of
the black laws that used to disgrace Illinois;
on another Gov Tilden's letter to Kent; on
another a certificate signed by Lyman Trum-
associate with. Laughter This certifi-
cate will be Endorsed by Gov. John NJ. Palm
er and my friend Judge Doolittle He will
also have in his pocket an old wood-cut,
somewh hat torn, representing Abraham Lin
coin falling upon the neck of s. Corning
Judd, and t1anking him for saving the
! Union as Commander-in-C Chief Of the Sons of
Liberty. Laughter ard applause.l This
| political tramp will also haye letter, dated
Boston, Mass, saying: ~ hereby certify
that for fifty years | regarded tn. bearer as
thief and robber, but now look upon him
as a Reformer." Signed Charles Francis
Adams. Laughter.
Following this tramp will be a blood
hound, and when he asks for food the blood
/ hound will crouch for employment upon his
! launches; and the drool Of anticipation will
run from his loose am hanging lips. Study
the expression of that dog. Translate it into
English, and 1t means, "Oh, | want to bite
a niger" And when the dog has that ex-
preston, he bears a striking likeness TO his
master.
The question is, shall that tramp and that
| dog gain possession of the White House?
| |" mol No! Mop "Not muchwl The
/ Democratic party has learned nothing. The
Democratic party does not know that the
world has advanced a solitary inch since
! 1850 Time is a Democratic dumb-watch,
| and II has not gwen tick for sixteen years
! The Democratic party does not know that
! we, upon The greut, glttering flight OF prog
ress, have passed single milestone in
twenty years. The Democratic party, say,
| Is incapable Of an thing but prejudice and
hatred. Ever man that is Democrat is a
! Democrat because he hates something. Ev-
cry man that is Republic II is a Republican
I because he loves something. The
Democratic party is, say, incapable Of ad-
vehement.
| The ONLY stock they have in trade to-day is
| the old infamous doctrine Of Democratic
| State rights There never was a more IN
/ famous doctrine advocated on this earth
| than the Democratic idea Of State rights.
| What is 1T? 1t has its foundation in the idea
| that this is not a Nation. Ii has its founda-
ton in the dea that this is simply a confcd-
eracy--hat this great Government is simply
barg in; that this great, splendid people
are simply traders, and that the people in
! one OF The states are sovereign TO he extent
| that they have the right TO trample on the
| rights of their fellow citizens; and that the
| &c eral Government cannot interfere, The
| great Democrat C heart Is fired to-day; the
/ EitdL i'tihbAIdhC DbSbm Is UtDuttu WIFI III
| dignaiion because of an order made by Gen.
Grant sending troops into the Southern
ates to defend the rights Of American citi-
zens.
| Who objects to a soldier going thereg No
body except man who wants to carry an
election by fraud, by violence by intimda-
| lion, by assassination and 10y murder The
! Democratic party Is willing to-day that lii
den and Hendricks should be elected by yio-
| LAM hnu nil e An,, s,,ty
partnership with assassination and murder
They are willing to-day that the rights Of ev-
cry man in the Southern States who is Il
| friend OF this Union, who fought for the ilag {,
that he rights OF every one Of those men
shall be tramplcd into the dust, provided
TildCa and iieurieks can be elected Presi-
dent and Nice-Presidcnt of this country.
| They tell rs that State line is sacred, that
! you never can cross it unless you want TO
| cat h fugitive slave. Then YOU have n
| right to cross IT, IL YOU wish to defend the
rights OF men, then 1t Is sacred line, aud
you cannot cross it. Such is the infamous
| doctrine of the Democratic party Who, |
| say, will be Injured by sending soldiers into
! the Southern Statesy No one in the world
except the man who wants TO prevent the
| honest tizen rom casting legal vote for
! Tn Government of his choice. Furmy part
| think more of the col red man of the South
! than do OF the white dislnion man of the
South. Applause.I For my part think
more of black friend than do OF q white
encmy, For my part think more Of a man
black outside and white in than do of a
man white outside and black in. tCheers.]
For my part think more of b k Justice
! Of blacR charity, of black patriotism, than
do of white cruelty, than do OF white trcach-
cry and treason. tChccrs.1 Asa matter OF
fact, all there is done In the South TO day Is
done by the coiored man for use. The
colored man does everything that 1.
done in the South except dcyilmrnt. The
coorcd man raises everything that Is raised
H. the south except hell Laughter And
! say here tonight that | think a hundred
times more OF the good, honest, black, in
dustrious man Of the south, than do Of al
the white men together that don't love thi,
Gov rnmcut, Cheers And | think NOR
of black man in the South than | do o
any white man in the North tina sympa
thizes with the white wretch that wishes t
traWple upon he rights of the black man
Applause | believe tat the Govern
ment has not only the power, but that it i
the righf II this Government to march al
the soldiers necessary into any sovereign
State of this Union 20 defend the rights o
every American citizen in that state
IChccr-
But the Democratic doctrine Is that thi,
Government can protect its citizens only
when ttcy are away from home This ma,
account for so many Democrats going I,
Canada during the war Laughter / be
lieVe that the Government must not oul'
protect YOU abroad, but must protc YOU a
home; and that Is the great question bcfor
the American poodle to-day. had though
that human iupudcuCe had reached II
limit ages and ages ago. ! had believed tina
some time in the history of toe world i'm
pudcnee had reached It's length, aud so be
liryed until | read the congrstnlstory ad
dress of Abraham :, Hewitt, Chairman @
the Central Committee OF New York, whereas
he congratulates the negroes OF the SOutI
on what he calls 1.-THE Democratic vic
tory in In1iaua" IL human impu
dtnce can 40 beyond this, all l hav
say IL never has. Llaughterl VIVA
dots he say 10 tho cOlo,cd pco les He say,
10 them, in substance, the reason the white