The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-11
Tas 8utland daily Gloht
FRIDAY, AUGUST II, 1876.
Tilden and Hendricks Rally at Gas
Teton.

CAME ONCI IOI u lttiI VAIN ch 'H~ -
sues OF the campaign" and then proceeded
to denounce what he termed ''the bitter
partisan republican prese, said he was a
Greeley boy in 1872, and announced his
intention 10 vote for Tlden, because of
our 'lndefuite tariff bringing stagnation
IN business and overwhelming our land
with distress"
Mr.. Redington said he would not say
single unkind word against the republican
candidates and then Immediately said
"There is not enough of Governor Hayes
to SANDER, he is comparatively an insig-
nficant man, q third rate man like Hart
ranfl.'
Having made this announcement he
asked "has Governor Hayes the ugly hon
esty required for presidential candidate"
Mr. Redington has very strange view OF
honesty, to call honesty "ugly;' George
Washington, and Abraham Lincoln, ale
universally admitted to have been honest,
and both were very kind men and both
very benign looking men. Perhaps in the
"war wrinkled fronts" of Tilden and Hen
dricks, there is an "ugly honest" cast of
oountenance, in Mr.. Redington's mind, but
| think the American voters will amend
this by striking out the "honest,' and let
the "ugly" stand until Hendricks clears
up his mule raid on the treasury, and soft
money swindle on hard and soft money
platform; and until Mr.. Tilden gets through
with his chancery matter in the Terra
Haute railroad, his counting out John A.
Grlswod by proxy, for governor, and sun
dry other like little jobs. Mr.. Redington
assured his audience that governor Tilden
is "white man." THIS announcement
was received with immense applause by the
democracy. 1t is reasonable to infer that
they understood 1t "white Lacquer" but
this would make but little difference, and
especially III the south, when these words
are Synonymous. He said a friend from
New York gave him this information which
was satisfactory TO his audience relieving
them from any apprehension that Mr.. Til
den is colored.
Mr.. r. S aid be would be willing to trust
| the democratic party ten years, and then
change for the republican party. and by
that time the democratic party would be-
come Thoroughly corrupt He then made
the remarkable announcement Il think
there ia no great difference in the parties,
| think the names should be changed, and
the democratic party he called the repub-
| licau party and the republican party be
called the democratic party ~ This as
sertiou sdn)o-c is founded on the belief
that oil the virtue and intelligence, or the
ma Orly Of 1t, goes with Mr.. Redington,
or else being dainty man ne cant stom'
ach the name of the democratic party, with
| its horrible record, ard boiug a lawyer, he
attaches the proper importance to good
record and a good name.
MIR. Redngton then astonished his au-
dience by saying that he thought Governor
! HAYES will make q good candidate for
president :" He then gave us touch of
his sincerity, when he told his audience
that he thought that the democrats OF the
South were fully as patriotic as the repub-
lcans of the North. lie then announced
that Lyman Rogers of SALISBURY strong
republican will vote for Tilden" DR.. Rog-
crs voted for Mr. Greeley in 1872, and has
not voted with the republicans since, and
very likely both Mr.. Redington and DR..
Rogers think Mr.. Hayes very insignif-
cant man, and if ever Mr.. Hayes thall
learn this he will without doubt feel duly
dsquieted, that any two Vermonters shall,
ana do thus lightly hold him in their es-
teen; but as they are comparatively young
men they will be likely to get over it with
IN four years, and certainly before they
| .csiraHIy | homo Mr. Havoc
will not hold the state of Vermont account
able for the constitutional right of any of
her voters to become common scolds" or
"chropic grumblers."
Mr.. II. closed, by exhorting every DEM
ocrat to come to the polls in September
and reduce this republican majority what
they can, five hundred at least; one thou
sand if they can, and rs much more as
possible but told them that this would re-
uuire great faith and effort, but it must be
done and If effected it will have great ef-
feet on other states.
John Cain esq, was next introduced,
and addressed the audience by saying 81
am not going to say word against the
candidates of the republican party. They
are third rate men, ETC. but he did exhibit
small show of fairness towards Gen.
Grant, by saying "Gen Grant is an honest
good man with bad surroundings, and bad
ly advised" etc., and then took up the stale
old iasehood and catch phrase, "1he
mission of the republican party ended wher
slsyery was oyerthrown.' MIR. Cain knew
very well that the republican party was
not organized to overthrow slavery, but &c
restrain its aggression upon freedom and
free territory. that the overthrow of sla.
very came from the reasonable blunders
of Jeff Davis, and his confederates, and
was result of the war, aud not anticipated
at the formation of the republican party
The overthrow of slavery was mere in.
cident, not a purpose of the party in III
formation, but an instrument of punish.
ment. to traitors. Mr.. Lincoln declared
that he would make peace with slavery, al
with slavery abolished, as best he could.
Perhaps these mission men have forgotten
this fact, but think not
But through the wisdom and goodness Of
God slavery has. been abolished, and the
colored men by the "letter OF the law, has
been made free, but in his town native
land" he is envirOned by men more hostile
in spirit to him than in his bondage; simply
the condition of exchanging slavery for q
cruel caste of virtual disfrarchisemen in
the end. 1t would be the height of wicked
ness for the loyal people of the United
States, north and south, to abandon these
colored people who thought nobly" IN de-
fence of the flag, and for their own free
dom to the guardianship of the democratic
party whose slender mercies are cruel" as
the grave and with the colored man leads
to the grave-without the most strenuous
effort To see them well established in theil
freedom. Mr. Cain said the battle in Yer
mont is to reduce the republican majority
in September for its effect on other states
Mr.. Cain notified his audience that the
democrats are going to carry Rutland In
September, and elect Mr.. Redington AZ
representative. Mr.. Cain further said, 81