, 1876-09-06

noon. Gen, Sherlda,'6 spcecil wa f,il Of Nth
and sound argument. The audience, 1hItp !
convulsed with laughter, wero forctbly a,.
1nneni - "'' os''lae"t III" po"c1au4 a1Gu'
e"s
1~nrA~4
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sotttoi otsnat.h ~ IN. 1sth,,n.
COLUMBIA c1rr, Ind, sout. 5.-Arrnr,,,no "a I
an arrangement made bv thc sfats f,cntrot fto,n, .
lnittec, Senator Sherman, at Ohm. nn1 II. Il
Voorhees,, Of indiana. met IN Ioirt debate a.
.,,s u.sn. naIe 1sy' lug spe"s1u. tooK place 10
eao tunac square before AZ least 5ooo people,
about evenly divided between tho two partBca,
Tie village was alivs With music, naes. bsn.
nrrs, e.c.. nrnr,,,ct1 for 4ha cx,.sof,,r t.fe
,lozcn hra,s han1. a,,si, .ta II. .ss.h ,,. - ha.
49, .......s. "aos t'su tns H'' VAN no'sc' una
.ne Enthusiasm was WORKED up TO hIgh pitch
a. AZ p. m' the Joint discussion began. Senator
leneth. fui, of 1urfc ard or1rn,cn, -h,.h
~. rn..s .a''s "'1 sua''as, wig"
NC ""y aaYelsaty 1ouha " I'M
possible TO successfully combat. Senator
the Rept,h1ttan md De-nor.asic ,,,rtfre, .hou.ar
.bo, thcv cr.,ad nm, In, -. ,hns a1.,,,,s
lint I'll. gep,hjtcan rsrtv II - the ,n,ss -, "a ,
government, good morals, public houor, and
nattonal safety; that tho Democratic marty tz,m-
pnsed aisIoyui mi, trra.tnahtc r1rmcnt. wI,icb
ar 1n,,ntrei tn iaw ,,rt,sr mi n,,.,,,n .at.a
As one 81 tho main issues of tho campaign,
Seuator Sherman proceeded To
AN ABLE DISCUSSION or TIE FINANCIAL ouka
11ox.
10 oaI ~ 10 a,. s"s aasn9s sne nsumtlon
ac'7 ana s'aoiy acknowledged tno paternity OF
that measure. He showed TINT tho ro-
sumption of specie paymcnta at tho
earliest nossthtc mumsnt ia thu on1v
Poe''''' 'uos"e"s - bug onty
@us,, .iPr...s, osPss, eu hMu uo
!smessn tnaa Luz a.lnnai s, currency cou!a % fe-
ustoa in, o' ~ pS.o.e te onM TIE! o. tne pfes'
pfastscaoic, tohsrcsa mao plenty Of tlnT 70 takn
"hntevGr htePs may oo ueemea wi4e between
now ana to'n. ns alraignso tne notnoefAt.o
lsafths ~ .o1 ns nypocf=caa = aoa & &patefns ef3uree
convention ilad Nominated one naru,1n9ncy man
aila one sott.ltohey man, anu plaeed them on
platform Ml.icn eall ue construct IN dluescnt
s, n th r. cT luz x xo nasn
money. &c saia Lhc nt~ Loule ptatoftn demanded
fepe1' u Shlaal part ol Inc Resumption Let,
WHICH Il III HSnounccs - Hlnuranco 70 fcsamp-
Democrats at VI. Louis, IL ...-.-
j.. on;!pa. IN FAveS or ~, erEngL saa' ntsuhF1aqN M
n eon.1ae,,o aha sha nhoar go, senator
.', Inc 'aGa @ tna. lugn nas N hytnpa-
thy With the!n. Inc SENATOR'S argument On
t1e unanclai q1estioh calleq lorth hearty hp-
plause, espeSiasly ~ mastery exposition OF tho
Houpfe-4atcu attituue ot lle democratic party
on tl'at issue HG ffoteeded 70 discuss tho
gsis S, huIe 70 9esuls !soui reso5atlon OF tho
against giving to the Contederates the
sontrsl % q TIE 0oveEnmsnt Which they
Hau sougnt 70 aeSttoy, and shqnca lnat, Win
Deinocsntic PRESIDENT and Democratic Con-
Eress, many Mlll1ons Of dollars Of 60uthern
Nnrtlatti'R would be allowed from the Nation
n Treasury.
DAN VOORHEES, ~ ..-
made speech one hour and quarter long. Ho
| e1patiated on the bard times md the great
1nanclni distress, and predicted that Demo-
1e claimed that The Democratic NATIONAL plat
form was opposed to resumption uutll It Il &C.
cuu,pl1shed ny Tie operation ot natural laws.
Willie acknowledging gold and silver to b tho
only true hnacs Of acllsency, h. deuicd charge
thai the Detnocsat'cporty was dtsloyal, and cAlp-
pcalIng part Of. tho Resumption act, that =
Democratic President should Be elected. In tfs
/ entire speech lie did not mention Tildco.
SENATOR SHERMAN,
him Of TINT fact, and. after analyzIug tho
| alleged reduction IN Government expenses by
! the Democratic House, sat down, amtlat great
applause. .... '.
Voorhees,, acting on Shcrmaha hint, devoted
Ills closing speech Ut fifteen minutes to eulogy
!. u Il!dcn.
Both speakers wcrc courteous and d!gniaed,
but 8hernian's arguments wcro too much for
Voorhees, rhetoric, and Republicans arc con-
graduating themselves over the dlscuhston,
nlght. - ....,v...
.rd .nestinr hy Nn. .fnan. Et,fa, ~ aea
others. '>'>'
| LAFAYETTE.