Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-09-21

must. Great applause.f The Re-
publican party made the black men
of this country citizens. 1t put bal
lot in their hands. and it is the duty
of the Republican party to see
that they have a peaceable opportu-
nifty to cast their ballots. Applause.
There are plenty of men in the South
who fought against the government
and who were satisfied with the ar
bitrament Of the war, and who laid
down their arms and are Union men
to-day. want the govern nent to
protect them. too. Applause. AS
a general rule, however, the popula-
ton of the South is turbulent, and
the best men can not control it, and
men are shot down for opinions
sake. It ought to be stopped. tt is
a disgrace to American civilization.
They tell us that colored men are
u ACotCa ftA- WILL O4ls YES hCl
WELL i read every little while OF two
peaeeable white men going along not
thinking OF anything. as harmless
and inoffensive as lambs. and they are
approached By ten or twelve negroes,
and the ten or twelve negroes are
shot, but the two peaceable white
don't get scratch. [Applause.l The
negroes are the ones to bite the dust;
it is infamous. [Applause.l The
Democratic party don't care. Sam
uel j. Tilden don't care. He knows
that the Southern States are to be
carried by assassination and murder.
He knows that il he is elected Presi-
dent OF the United States il will be
by assassination and murder. [Ap-
plause.l And he is willing that they
shall go on. 1t is infamous beyond
the expression Of language. What
party viii be most apt to preserve the
liberty Of the negro, the party that
gave it or the party that denied it?
Who will be the most likely to pre-
serve the liberties of the loyal white
men of the South, the men that
fought for them, or the men that
fought against them?
TILDEN AND THE NEW YORK DEMOCRACY.
The Democratic party have as their
candidate for the Presidency, Samuel
J. Tilden. 1t is enough to say Of him
that he is Democrat He belongs
to the Democratic party Of the city
and State of New York. The Demo
cratic party of the city Of New York.
as l understand il, and we have
heard it out West. never had but two
objects, grand and petit larceny.
[Great applause.l We have always
heard out West that Tammany Hall
bears the same relation to the peni-
tentiary that a Sunday school docs
to church. Laughter and ap-
plause.l understand that the Dem
ocratic party Of the city OF New
York got control OF this city when it
didn't owe dollar, and that it man.
aged to steal until il now owes about
$160, 100000. / understand that
every contract ever made by the
Democratic party Of the city OF New
York was larceny in disguise. Zap
plause.l / understand that every
election they ever had was n fraud.
1 understand that they stole every
thing they could lay hands upon, and
oh what handsl Laughter and ap-
plause.l They grasped and clutched
until they stole all that il was possi-
BILE to pay interest upon. aud then.
clapping their enormous hands to
their bursting pockets, they began
yelling for honesty and reform
Laughter and applause L under
stand that Mr.. Tilden was n pupil In
that school, and that he is now a
teacher in that school
The Republican party is the one
that believes in the equality OF hu-
man lives. i believe it lam willing
to give to every human being every
right that / claim for myself. Every
man that won't do that is rascal.
Ny friends, i believe the world win
get better. / do. / believe we are
getting better all the time. Samuel
J. Tilden says we are a nntion OF
thieves and robbers. don't believe
it. II we were, he ought to be Pres
ident- [Applause.l Let me say, ffr.
Democrat, we are keeping the coun-
try for your children. We are keep
ing education for your children We
are keeping the old flag floating for
your children; and let me say, as a
prediction, that there is only air
enough on this continent TO float
that one flag. [Cheers.l Well, you
have heard from me. and you will
hear from Ohio and Indiana, and
those three silver bugle sounds,
Hayes and Wheeler, and the nation
hearing those next November viii
say that the men that saved our
country shall rule: viii say that the
meD who saved the ship Of State
shall sail it, And now, ladies and
gentlemen, l thank you again and
again loud and lcng applause.l