, 1876-10-29

petty local auarsea to g:atfy personal splee1 ies
be loyal and true on this question. {Apnansc w!
said that on this negro question. which is ms.
Of tho rght Of human nstnrc you canaot ies,
it down Or sncec it down. aud the ,nao III sTes
philosophy Of history. And while We haTe ort tns
great many questions 70 be voted on in ConSrs.ss
Of various degrees OF importance tell Won ~,
there are two questions before the American naa.
all A.. other T. +,aat questions, and the list ot
steadily loyal to this Government and who snna
ported 1t against Rebellion, shall continue to Cup
ern it ~ so''
the next ID. connecting itself witas :tSas aaa
n3s foey I1a in ind this this county
Gentle, Catholic and frotestspt..s~,aan.aa te~ nm
aSa %sn ahat,,.. that ha; t., got rght to yos,
noicstatIon or Intimidation throughout. wtl.a9Se e.
United States. [Cheers. Aud there Tifl mt tse =
psaSss in ds Tits country until that thing
there will be no peace until = Repahl,es.us, su,
,azs-meoting can assemble IN thsp. thpaJsae: hss,e
f Ssast ~ 95 Haa Aaeama 3sst as
here for the credit IND astn hoaoa aoa "sat
Republican party, that it was that party Which s
For before the Repu6lican party spoke he Wnsd
the Foartsenth Amendment to the Constitution ., 81
this s'ates eonnt9s there Tss nos
foreign-born, that could dA'''S.1osn pat % Or
hand On clause Of any law, organic or statuts ~
a9d tel nted %hat vas that him
citizenship Of the United States tilt eage ,on was 70 70
right to 90 and claim that citizenship, reFasd. ID
the Republican party. in the third clansa ~ ~
Fourteenth Amendment to the Constitution. mt s
in impe5ishabie letters, want every nsa 2s
to against all possible persecution fsen fa9
Know Nothing Alliances Or any other form of %,
IN % tie Of na ths s'ea1n gnssd 5ats, p,
WeTds Werds at that peSs5 %aDt can De
-worda, that yoa ought not to want any man TO
repeat to you. but you onght to get them By
t hsaTs ana tsa te2sn sn ySar children teach
aa esy.sas, Is p''ssA' pretty Hpfk b{esa bssa
persons born os 14tqlassd in ths
Of the State wherein they reside" And yoa su csa
choose that State yourself. [cheers.l That word
was never spoken
s.os:s uSEn THE; TIE REruBL1cAE PAnTr SPOKE IT.
one OF Massachns ets' eminent citizens from her
borders FOR pretending to raise on her royal sol
na ths sad rSat sMsash + %as soqth f eaEe
sersed rights Of the State to determine @ WIN In
should be citizen Of the State and we just knocked
e9 s1ss nd a s ,sa i aIs a hss
born or natarallzed I've but the natnralIees pioa
Ise nan on a,ajs 5est nas, as broad ground .;
torn Or natasalized in the United States are citi
zens thereof and Of the State wherein they re-.
siae,h @ H. a1d that is the positive, Affirmative ps1.
put negative upon lie stasc, % and III t 's saia
MOI State ehall make any Jaws abridgine S the
ggriEi!eges OF ammunsies q citizens Of tie United
in the House e and Us!els e!els
nsmgcfot H. IN The Senate voted against it.
Senate and IN The House Ieheesa], and when that hat
three fonrths OF the States to tatfy it, every DEM
,crat III every State Legislature tn ,ughout ths
;iyil and personal liberty On this continent w.
nth tic Republican patty spoke the word Ns7ei'
m against Tilden: 1}oisot eae little Ting Which
him. ePea' pes:5y aaf9 fas sa,e pss. an
an against NJ: Tildsn 5sesase b. /. sasas: q e.
e. was against the Fourteenth Amendment
That's what's the matter.l But bless you,
e's 59fgot to STATE one thing s
'ork Legislature when 1t was under Republican
ontrol' and that ratification !was. sent on to Com
ress. The Democrats got control before The final
They repealed it and sent it on. aud
G9aSfsss 81 the United sases sad
ropped in hafcrown n when VII :, ''SeAlasas be mesas
Xix: 4Ssn L ssssEs to & e.: -
,nptloa. We didn't allow
ANT STEP BACKWARD.
ID when Fernando Wood presented that to tho
Gt We st laid
Rat mention 1s Ills {a:t, and wish You to renen-
,poson I'll attitude to ts i' tes steat i
onal citizenship, I was about to say
I WIS going 10 call your attention q
&SsG a H. 10 Tasa Pssss Rsse
ID that was in 1851, when we went Of In i
sh mt.r Of IT.. patriotism pt,tsa and aE,or after
over the country, and the very s next day ' aiss
:, had held those meetings We looked to New
,Es snsne, 70 see what she would de- Nsw York
mors than it Is adsgsa' todsg relatively. sasei
was s es'f iof%ea so@ gss c ess n
IN 'm any other place, lust as we judge Ensland
m m LaadGn @ea}n FRANCE from Paris, AND Germany
t, and speak without any any dopbs, %
voice Of the patriotic n.en Of New York, ra-
Union Square which has become historic at
ich 200, QUO people were present, and that
Tas signet BY every important m9n in
yer, doctor. And the only man Of my conss-
;nce IN New York thut was asked to sign that
5sfnsSa axHed was txce Samuel ana T. Ydsn on9
u. Dix, who narrated this to me. said thesa Fera
% own words to NJ; Tillen, that the dsy would
always Democrat, but he headed thn rail- and