The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-11-02
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voters In this country who can neither reaQ
nor write. Of these here are ZOO, 900 in
the South. But 100000 OF these are negroes,
and over a million are whites. The
negroes are lesming fast and It they
are a]ow,d wall soon ali read and write.
But in many of the States the school system
is heing destroyed There is no Republican
government in any Southern Stale IN which
the Democrats rule. am astnnished that
any German, coming as he does from
great nat on based on Intelligence can vote
til party that has for basis 00O 600 OF
voters who can neither read nor write.
IGreat applause.] | can't understand how
any intelligent German can vote the Demo
cratic ticket.
tell you, gen lemen. strong as we
are, We ere not strong enough tn trample
"a he rights of the negroes Ofthe South,
ant maintain our own liberties.
When Mr.. Blame closed his eloquent
SPEECH of an hour and three quarters
1urahon the audience arose and gave
him three rousing cheers. Three cheers
were also given for Hayes and Wheeler.
EvENING-MR BLAINE
| said: am opposed to the election OF
Samue' j Tiden. Great appIause.l 1
nm sed to him because he is sham,
and has FIR near friends and advisers,the
wors rascals In the county; because he
was not loyal during the war;and because
ne did not pay. ibis income TAX. | have %
letter from high treasury otticia', which
informs me that Mr.. Tilden now owes
from $3.50 900 to $4,000 back income
tax. | am opposed to him because be is
a d. mociat, and The Democratic party
has not done decent thing in fifty
years. l am opposed to him because he
is the candidate of the crime as we'll as
the ignorance of this country. There Is
not an unrepentant, unwashed rebel in
the South but will vote fer Tilden.
want to say TO the Germans, and TO
all foreigu-bornSs c;tzens, that they arc
Indebted to tn Republican party, that
las guaranteed TO them their rights as
citizens. Till the fourteenth amendment
Was passed. you foreigners had no conc
stitutlonal right to citizenship. It pro-
vldes that all persons born Or natrraliz
ed in the United States are citizens IF til
United States. You can go TO any State
IN the Union and say, am cl'izeu here.
The fourteent!, amendment was made by
che Reput lean party, and was opposed
| by the Democratic party, and every
Democratic member of the Legislature ia
the United States vo' ed against it. fGreat
| applause THIS forever ENDS Know
no bingisni
This amendment goes further. II
| fol bids every Statet TO make any laws
opptcssing any class Of men. (Old tailor
Campbell said, what about women?OMr.
! 81 ine-Weh, God help the Democratic
party when The women get the ballot;
| they would make short work Of that old
bachelor, Sam Tilden Great laughterand
applause.
Tive things must be seen to now; that
Ire men who tried to destroy The Gov
eminent shall not get control of it, AID
hat the men who saved it shall contro!
l.. The Democrats of the South will not
Iet the negroes vote unless they vote the
Democratic ticket.
WHY is THERE DOUBT
in South Carolina now? There is
majority of negroes and Republicans
there. and yet the State is in doubt. Yet
the negroes do the work and raise the
crops there. Why should they not vote
Ii any man has right to vote it is the
man who works. Can any Democrat
tell me why negro in Alabama should
not be let vote? No. This right is as
wide as the country Ten days hence
the Democrat will find out that they
AN not carry the election this year. My
Democratic friend, let me ask you on
What you base your hopes of election?
A voice: Reform" Mr.. Blain-Yes,
RETURN, winch means intimidation of
TIE weak race in fourteen States and
gigantic frauds AZ the ballot box in New
York city. Great applause. But crime
rings its own punishment. New York
Is lie worst governed city in the verdi
The Democrats took it from the Wings
iwenty-Dine years agn. 1t had no debt
and 400, 900 Inhabitants. 1t had waiter
bOnds hat were source of reveDus. It
was q finished city then. The Demo
Gratis took it tneh and Brooklyn at the
same time. They have now debta gilmore
than $500, 100000 more Than the debt
incurred by the nation in fighting the
wars of tie Revolution and of1812 togeth-
er. There's mortgage CT $175 per
capita on all the Inhabitants. And yet
they want to take hold Of the nationt
Why, there hasn't been little mewliDg
baby born there since began speaking
but had $175 mortgage
AROUND IT'S LITTLE NECK.
[Laughler.l Samuel J. Tilden was
adviser of these cities, too. The Demo-
cra's say in their platform that rhey
want to restore our credit. What
Think of Buchanan's loan
1t IL Per cent. discount!
. do not want to abuse Mr.. Tlden. The
worst that can be said 0fhlm is the truth.
The best that can be said of Hayes IS the
ruth. Great applause.] He is pure,
apable man; he has served faithfully in
he army, in Congress, IN his own State. Z
has taken the political scalps OF
Pendleton and William Allen
{ Tilden has hair enough his political
calp Will soon dangle with theirs.