, 1876-01-22


posed cccuritv. to the
TRUE FEELING or ENM17T AND IHstcun1TT,
confirmed bya combination Of their old enemies,
Of the Democratic party Of tho North with tho
chance, BY thets combined strength. have insult.
ed and driven tho Unton soldiers from tho ser
vtco ol the Government they sustained, from tho
etr:cta Of tho Capital thsy rreaorved, and 10
their place have put tho traitors who songht to
,nent. Not only shis, hut lie organ Of tho party
dcclsros boldly, hero in Chicago. that the mere
prtsance ct these Union soldiers waa 40 odenae
In their sight. and thor removal "aa NECESSITY,
acts md declarations clearly provo that
loo ''e soon, | and tlst tlo TIL cannot,
ia safety. bo c1.soded. The soldiers. Of oyerv
sTesiy T for for tho rescue. IL ibis bae'e-eniL Thoy
are surprlaotl and Rrieved to Hee. Wien tho organ
Of tho party makes theso insulting reflections,
and tho party sra enllty Of those violations Of
pledges tsnsea n thelr .opnosIng tap*s great
such n,easus On. aud fow bold and fearless OIL.
coss wlio resiatel them to death in the line Of
tho army. Thank God. however. thoto aro
enough civi'ians aud soldiers still lo,at and true
conflict. to range under the lead Of the Com-
mander Of The Army Of The Tenneasoe to march
10 tho sld Of the Prehdcns sod the soldiers, and
triumph once more.
II k0GE9 HUI great CAu69 1uE AMA4E1Aou&
AND AIARX
whBa, At thu first assetnblage Of tho party which
tho division IN tho Union ranks has enabled
than 10 make, combination t,hs boon formed
As tho Capitol With sixtr-1ve pafaoned hobols,
In the slghs Of the RrareB Of The twenty thou-
sand buried heroes, to be seen from the windows
Of tic CAultoL on Arlington Heights,-neRf. too,
those other gravoa OF tho heroes Of Got'ysburg.
charlottesville and ottsr folds, who died 1t
tho hanIs Of these Rsbela, Aud tuese Union
crippled aud disabled soldiers arc driven out to
give place to their nncmlea It Is not aurpTthtng
that the Union aotdiors should be awakencd at
their homes from their rcs:. ut tho dstaut sound
y nd . ssn's s ' de. s.i 0a %oss a''af p:es but M y
there as 4 continued memorial Of the sacrifices
made to secure this Capitol. should nat be
aroused from their s'umher, 10 rovenGe Tho
wrongs done to their memories, and 10 their
companIona loft bohind.
Whilst desiring to forget tho memories Of tho
past tho Union soldiers nte reminded that these
present acts arc co,ntnttse1. in tho main. by the
Democratic party. Who assembled bore Ia Chl-
cage in 1851; md who now declare tLat Union
uostrils, bnt who then allowed thcm, TO
1s,t by resolviogs "That tho sSmpatly Of
earnestly extended to shs soldiers
of our army vino arc aud lave bonn In tho fold
uuder tile flag ct our country; md, IN tho agoot
Of our attaining power. they will receivo all tho
care aud protection. regard and Kindness, that
tho bravo soldiers Of tho Kepubllo havo SO nohly
earned" Ia whas Las been done "hat thoy
meAnt2
Whilst these soothing resolutions vere passci,
. strange aud treanhe,oua inconsistency marks
their very first act now conptalnad OF, sgaiust
these very soluiera md the Union men gcncr.
ally cannos but painfully aud rcgretfully recall
that Inconsistency. Trenchery has at tho same
time. naExod their conduct and tho pathway Of
this party; for. 4: the very eame :tme, the verg
sano people, through their representative mh1l,
threatened, and
USED LANGUAGE pnoyox1yo AssAssISartos.
Tbs lion. =. 3. Coz, -tben and now Of the
Congressional House Of 1loprescutat!7eB.-in
his speech 10 tue Convention people Of 1861,
said Mr, Lincoln had "deluged shs county w!sn
blood. md lilled tho earth with griet and monrn-
which M1. Lincoln had beon guilty, tho English
people had chopped on tho hold Of the frat
ghazlea. The Hon. Hsnihmtn Allon, Of New
York said THO peoplo will soon slso, md. 1t
balitot. they Viii BY the bullnt." AID Con. lie.
CIellan, then Union officer, under pay, and
oath, bound by the nn1oa and Artiolos, OF War,
accepted the nomination, NTH those dcnnncia-
tiona OF his chief. without my declaration Of
dtsapnroval; and 80 did George II. Pondloton,
Tho noxt year, when the ballots OF
tho people decided to continue tie
power In thu laada Of Mr. Lincoln,
tho death. h7 tho bullet Of t!e ssps.sin. Of tuls
aud soldiers cannot forget It, nor that this waa
Inspired bs tho language and threats. not only
! Of tho delegatts ht tho Convention OF 1874, but
Of tho party. Tho Judge-Advocase OF the
UuIted SLatcs Holt, OF Kentucky, ,-aftos \ long,
patsout and thorough inveattgation. reported
tl.o. ho had tho most undoublcd evidouco thai
Fa,landi3hatn nnd others OF bis party wero Gu
gagged, through Becrot organizations Ia hiding
Hotdlors to doscrt, and harboring and protecting
dcssztozs; discouragiug en1iatmeuss. and rosiss.
| Ing the d1aft; communicating wlth'and giving
| intelliael4ce to the onomy; aiding tho euomy b.
/ recruiting for them within our ltnes; furnishing
| 1,ebels with arms and ammunition; cooperating
with thu enemy in their Fa!ds and iu7aAious: and
| EScnrHAotSa ASSASSINATION AND MURDER
| As incoikeatih!e eg!dsnco Of the truth OF these
declarations, attention WAS directed to the rIo!t
| in New York, and tho massacre OF the familsef
OF tho heplosa pouerrs OF the borler-line Of tht
No,,h1eas, Inspired By tho Hsbcls: to the inva.
stouB from Canada in:o Vermont aod Non
| Hampshire to tho assembly Of Rebels At nj.
agsra, visited by Yat.and,ghau and others, An !
whore plans Of assassination wero concostsd,
promulgated. und paid for, aod o1forta made to
roieasa Rebel prisoners Of var.
1t il we'll to tocall these to Momorv, nov that,
! besides tho driving out Of ths Uniun soIdlors
RESOLUTIONS ass introduced declaring the 81.
right Of socasH3oa TO exist in the Rebel States.-
Axlssiog Ststas replaced In the Union by th'
| tsiRo p1Omises OF tho aurrundored party.
| DO not these acta Of tho now dominant part1
In tho United s<atss House OF REPRESENTATIVE
prose that the old issucs wcze not killed OF sur
rentHEed? They wero only rendered dormant
aud '.hair purposes wore concealed and Bupprens
cd. Tho speeches in tho Honso nou bY suci
| man Is Coz aud ltAndalL tho circulars Of sucl
! Nebeln - Hktrts, shor that
| LIFE n REVIVED IN TIE nEnEIs.
| and the War Ia. iu truth and fact renewed
against tho plineipsos which II was waged t.
establish. and which the surrender MAS supposo<
x ~ sense of dsnEsr. and of an., too. n,kes i