The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-24
RINGING TALK FOR REFORM
A STITESMiN's INTERE RESTING AND
CONTINCfNG UMENT
The Hon. samuel J. Randall showing the
PrcniHncy and Corruptiou Of the Repub-
Iican A Administration A Now Era's Dawn.

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Provost, n. Il. Gordon, editor OF the Now Bruins
wick Times, ex-Judge G. 4. Cowenhoven, Col.
novce wsrren uardenberuh and numerous
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other innuential residents' AS Mr. hahuah
made his appcaranco he was received with ring
ins cheers. The distinguished Pennsyly,nian.
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after being introduced BY Judge Cowenhoven,
said;
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hepupilcan leaders woulu nave tue people OF
the country believe that Samuel J. 1ilden, n
elec,ed TO tho Presidency of the limited States
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"ouii ia'or "nu au III tne paSmeht Vi tuo
Southern claims 1t Is one Of their latest and
most brozen snb,arfuges to hind tho ma.aes
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ana 10 coneeai tne'r 0wn uespe,at@on Ion aha ha
IaphclN. res tntN Wouu ihstn IL into tns
minds 9i all tnat this would De one OF ms chlei
aims, aided by the Democrats 10 90 this, ana
70 compensate Tue iOtmer save owners lof
tne slaves emaneipated' ana 20 grant
othtr CI"lms lnclueht 70 Tue lale war.
brought before an inielliGent people. Pay these
..alnsi l Cin ~ pe uoner Tue iVurtn scc.iOn ol
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not no, only snirms me Federal ueot' Out prevents
w ua,nen. 81 tne reoen ueet o. any otnea r
sin n."t,s1 IT. ~, supp,gss'nn sne % s ame
ia,tYr ,iY are oy Una. section rendered nun ano
rae VALIDITY Of the pubic debt Of the United state.
payment Of pensions and unties for service in sup
out nci,her me r S,ed sats % ny np' apy nv si
ssn STn er ay @ aSy ee or 5soS n
si Of insurreeton or robS lion SssInst he united
States GAINS for the loss emancipation OF any
70 change this, my friends 10 would require
two-thirds of both Houses, and on the appiica-
states OF the Union. These claimants for pay
ment for property destroyed by the Union army,
from the beginning 10 the end OF the rebellion
under oath, and as declare again this Issue has
been raised to detract pupIic attention from the
frauds penetrated under Republican govern.
ment lhe Court Of Claims and Congress have
not loyal. Now, on this point lei us compare
Tor A moment the action of the two Coprresses
The Repmbiican Congress recommended the
naymenf az sight n,iIIions Of doiInra of cl,ins
hr5nght bv the war The recent Congress. with
ali they NAV saw in relation 10 IT, comes To the
front In this n,utter having recommended the
n,vment of nniy two hundred Thousand dollars
OF these claims. fApplause1 do not wish YOU
~ annisnd rhesa ara facts thai m,st he ciycn
70 ,pa vorid in rS,1atinn - tbs cSn1yes 81 ,ba
Renubiicaus no ara ,v vnrL mo sith desncrntion
I've ".lo ~ W., mJihlns NJ VIII VIII %
of the late ,,reat condcf
Nav a w-rd or 60 ns 10 tho armv and what
tho last C"ngfess dld toward reducing The ex.
nenses Of ihis arm Of rho government We
Ecnt Al 10 tvsut Wv. thous.nd men and did
ali thnt was reu,Iisite besides adding al so0oOo
for its supuort il was NOT the Indians ms
friends. that the Repubiicans wanted the army
to attend TO, for with all this force,
three tnoussnd men onlv were given To-
Cen Cook No, they wanted the army
TO use against the Democrats To-day they
send a thousand to south Carolina whore
there is no more need OF their presence than in
the streets OF your fair CITY They are being
sent to that unhappy, i'm poyerished, and mis-
governed State TO dislrm its white citizens,
w ar0
ment arms. and massacre. II need be those WHO
oppose them. Ii Is an army sent into peaceful
state to influence the election, 10 bring
the negroes to vote tho Republican ticket
and to disfrHnchise white men. tGroans Tine
same force brought to bear there may be brought
to bear mere in your own State, and my own
loyal State. Peunsyyania. We must meet this
my friends at the ballot box and say to these
demagogues: " Thus Tar aud no further"