The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-19

brcatncs TAX ble compocitv, and rnos h,ni 81
half his waves IN. other men may live upon the
= under. II we W nj foreign tiuns TO buy our
sur. lue commodities We must he WILING 10 bny
from them what they h We 10 sell. We talk OF
freedom in this land. Let ns have freedom
everywhere ana free trade with ALL tAppiause ]
Now IA ia, t'ne ana oS pr,per msas' ita, we
MIR. riden. AM MIR. Hendricks are in fact all
agreeu-for have seen what tney all have writ
ten on thiS sut jcct-that tins must De a me sure
involving time and good man hgemeni and the
idea of hxinR d for the return 10 specie Day
ik6ri ussl The iac let" Of Tue ri'ter is, that
during the civil war this nation made q
grand, supreme enlrt. L. exhausted its
forces, aud iel back worn out. seeking
relO You rene nber the Old Greek legend
OF how Hercules the god Of strength. after
Staying the N@mean lion and conpuering the
Lerne m hys ia ne actuaiv sold himself out TO
Ms lions hide. iuns away Mis- club and sank Tor
wnile debassd III luxury and ruined oy prut-
ligate ease. Just so with the An.rcan peo.
! st ten disgraceful versa trance OF prOnigate
ex ravsgance, " barbarc maenihcence. IL has
come to an end 1he gaunt spectre til ttstartlos
palaces In Europe aud sends terror To the hearts
OF kings superlsm hunger. poor men diving
for want of od-this spectre Is among us.
Here In the United States, where by the orui-
nary laws OF national life IL should not make
appearance FOR centuries, 1t has come to-day.
We must atop our extravag ,nce. We must De
come economic we must have TO al
a change Of men and we must nave II At once.
| or the great fOtUearance Of the people that ,s
lasted so long will come TO an end and utter
| ruin at last stare us IN the face. lAppiause.I
CHANGE INEVITABLE.
| why should not we change our ministerial
| party2 All the world is full OF CHI ,nge. We
change ourselves In az cen wears, since the Re-
| grown to he II en-. and men b we grown TO be
old there rs new class OF Ideas; new sS set 81
In power rhsy tell us That we should not change
them, for they have rlgnt divine 20 govern us
years there have been half a dozen changes OF
ministry. Look at France. ID nasties have
bS. on, a Aaministration SAYS No" rhc ONCE
| holders say mo, We are content with Things
We are are o Srs' hundred ana two thousand,
band OF brother, ana we don nt
them. / don't blame tue poor fellows raey
| have wives aud families, aud they want tn ue
iength OF time at our expense. There is n othing
IN tuis world that endures forever. en- nge OF
air IL good for item. Let Them go home. Ap-
plause.l IT, Is nard UPON Mt blaine to step Down
ami out. lie nas had a hi Ia position ut power
and .nnuence. lie is a man " eloq9ence. II !,
not pleasant fr him to say, IL VIII retire and
be a member Of the opposition" lbe ms are
always IN favor OF ST ytng in once. RENE mber Ia
Englau long ago,when tue ory party was a. all
ed by the Reform party. there came from them
the great cry. Tue cuurch Is In danger. he
crown rs totterinR The Constitution viii fall u
we are not eft III oficel" And they were turned
out. Ana tuere was the crown sfterwHu. as
s f. as ever; the church doors were open; tho
anthem was stil sung; me Constitution " ~ not
hurt In the least al ougn they were out OF once
and kept on lrowling TOT the rest OF their lives.
TApplause and Iaughter.1 Let the reform party
70 Into power now Iuey are pledged 10 REFORM
and retfepchment, and they have as guarantees
Tor their pledge Joined with them some OF the
iruest and best OF tue Old Republic q party,
who would abandon I em and blight them
pledges. LOOK 10 Mr.. Adams OF Massachusetts;
lie was a Republican and Is now IN the parry u
Reform LOOK TO MIR. Dorsheimet. He was a
Republican and he stands VITA US to-day. LAD
pltuso1 Look to Nj. Robinson. Wasut ue u
All these gentlemen We Democrats nave taken
because we want them TO hello US. snd taey
want us 10 help them, not - Democrats, but AS
| citizens de erlnined to bring about the change
that IL necessary for the salvation OF our con
, | mon country. Let the Reform party 10 into
> | power, and Mr.. Blaine eau oe the leader Of the
/ oDpOsitiOn, watching the Democratic party %
| An upvosltiOn party Is as necessary and as use
ful in n co ustitutIOnal government AS u admin
, is.r ton party and II Is tue great misfottun.
| which the kepu bic IN parry has had TO contend
against that tnr nf,een years IL was unchc ked
hy a powerful apo ELI N. II e'rned reckless,
ness. it learned lawles ~. " Termed laNity o
Y / conduct ( ON too long iceu-e. lhesa ar inner
ent ~ IT. character. fixed 10 Its nature. Ii can
not he changed and the only way 10 reform IL y
4 10 say to It, +" Co.
. LET THE PEOPLE RISE.
The people Il now raised IN It's IN jesty, for
; after ali, when the peoples voice IA, seosen =
West, In the workshops here in New York. ane
ofeters ous' CT, IN tne lana "a tnn hIu sr 49, o
aie thiu gtnt blN fn tDeir own TATE and the l't'
. | uf theu chiii-"n depend on IN" necessity u re
! form. rctteurhm NJ. anu amendment. IL Is ~
/ n artN qu'r-iun; Il ~ not question 81 lheo
r,c= il tlucT i"n, "ii2 -n-, 90 bread aid hu !.
- tef. oil con for. nnd Il y ine-s TO every hehttl
. ana home. 90 Ihat's what's the matter Az
y riausel Lei The people arise. Every m1n VIII
a has "a vote n~s asicred rus. which II - clnh
4. to misuse. ihe m n VINO in voting kno~'nsl
>, ytoIatrs his cons encs. who loves party NOR
:, tnan the interests ~ tue ustion, commits All
u That on his uying day should come to mis- mem
" or, in tears oi agony. lAppiause The soyereis
y people Is aroused HHndIeds OF voices a
thrs the land are addressing IL on one sil
+. 81 tue other. and ncheye In the common zen,
II TIE peouie. | ave met no more sen-i ole ne
! In homes Of spl-ndor thsu | h We met wo kin
= "a toe bench. IA the factory. or IN he n 4,
" when men tell ne mat the CORRUPTION OF IN
!" Ufhcehold-rs j. the corruption OF the whole pe
/, lie. say no ; corruption my nave descende'
= very far; " NAV have gone out from Was iul
- =, ton and reached tie ranks Of the ricn; u IA
T. be In some Of our GRIND houses 4 may roll NJ
spendor IN Us csff ,;, ! may nn y
70 tut IL has not Yet come down TO tl
IN great granite on which depends tue whole ~
ra psrStructure OF tue nalon; IL mas mol "
io touched NJ men VINO earn tieir brehI 10y ~
~ sweat OF their brows lGreAt appl ausel vi
~, depend on them. Tnelss will be the Voice whic
II 10 the end Will say to tue party in cover, No
~, nave done well for awhile you cariied On IL
~, civil " to q successful end Tor thlr Nou NAV
-. had honor, POSITION, ana en.oi uuient-. Let thei
o., nv your iewarus. Slnc. That time, since yo'
,e purpose was fulfilled, since Il very crushed
~ Tue aud you have neeu flling from one err
an TO another error, from one wIonx 70 anoth
," wrong You have Done the things y,
w ought not TO 40; YOU h-ve LETT uhdune u
e- tt,nc- that you should do. There Is no heal
~ IN YOU Go. Ave Uack tae sword we ga
~ YOU We want no more var. GIVE US back u
- sctptre we placed in your hands. We, the SO
~. er-tyn4, recall OR trust. We viii have nc
~, men. new systems. ne" pans, new hopes u
w / nd Is ours. spite Of all You u say. sptte
"n every "a RI you IN ke 10 ciing 70 the power
~, have 4 isgr ICED, We Will II We that uuw,r bA
~, again, aud We VII use u Tor the s.' ton
IN tue aud We love" prolonged appleUsel
THE HIR At THE BiTTERY.
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