The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-06-15

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Next year, WITH 8 b Democratic
pant'of the White, Houses the sseene
would be different. s.ss buas esRsts
A Republican member. Them ire
will have our hands on our purses
and watch fobs,e. ELapghter.l - ~
Mr.. Harrison. !. Worry good; bntawe
will be enjoying the music. yBawans
to see Democratic President there
listening to the music, and / hope to
be one of his friends, with my feet On
| the balustrado and one of his Partau
gas between my lips. am opposed
to tho abolition of tic MAJ ine Band.
Think Of the Democrats who want Ton
get into the White uousc, Tlereis
son of the great Empire State,
(IiidenD greater than Alexander
Alexander cut the Gordian knot with
his sword-but the knot was OILY
ring Of hemp; but this man las cut a
ring ofssteel-a Canal Ring and he
may be in the White Houses Iwmits
the'Marine Band distberes 70 give hiS
music; and if be should lead q brido
to the White House wo MI plaY fIies
Wedding March, and furnish sweet
music beneath her cham Der window
LLaughter.l .Wesbaye other men
that position, any one Of whom
grace the Presidential chair, as It
not been graced for long years, "a
wo to dony him the. music of.the Mas
rine Banda sNevefl neveft nevert
[Laughter.] We may have one from
Ohio (Mr Kelly ill Allen) wlo
never speaks the Senateg8i lla
uttering words of wisdom, (meaning
Senator Tharman) Are We 10 have
no music for hina., No, sir, heysr!
Ineverl neyeli laughter as
much at the style and mauuer d tho
lspeakeraasa at the evident bl0nder Of
his last rcmark We have a littl8
! lwcst Of the IIoosior State, Il greet
Democratic war horse, (alIuding to
Mr.. Hendricks, of Iudiana,) q man
who, they say, is little of5atrimIfer
He is a trimmer, because his mimi mi niSdisis -
80 round that he secs both sides ofa
question, and does not grow wild on
any such. llo may be in that posi-
tion, and | may be his friend in that
White House, and shall VIC have no
music from the Marine BandG Ncvors
cir, by my vote-nGyer! never! ncveri
(Great laughter) We may have in
that scat, Mr.. Chairman, man who
will fill the chair as it was never filled.
before, (allading to Judge Dayia OF
the Supreme Court mot a. sing!es
inch of it that viii not be filIed9
Daughter IA man great in law as In
politics, one against whom not word
can be said Am | to sa:ae here
from Illinois to attend his Inaugural
tion, and am to go with him to the
White House, and have no music to
aid him in tripping the light fantas-s
lic toe2 Never, sir--never with my
coDsent-never. Confined laughs
tory There is still another one from
your own State, Mr. Chairman; great
iii arms, great rs civilian (aluding
to Con. hancock of Pennyslyania)-a
man who, if lie had not been great as
a General, would have been great in
civil life. He may be there. He
will wish to have some memories Of
the past brought to lis mind by mar,
tial music. Is it to be denied hinl2-
Shall n Marine Band be refused him9
by my voto, sir, ncverl ueycrl neyerl
(LaughtcrO Then, sir, thero is still
another, "tho Great Unknown.o lie
ia coming tea thousand strong from
every part Of the Union. gs4
Mr.. llardenbnrgh (Dem., N. W
Parker. M 81 a,,s 8
| MIR. Harrison. / will call no names.
He is all around. The Democratfc
party is full OF the Great Unknown.1
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