, 1876-09-14

Nhteh we're: .HesotEsa. Thal slavery y divine
- III. Si XII i hase H,tss ~ .Gst
sa 10 " sts sse's Dts Sss
Ter. What more had slavery dnnel II flnh cor.
ruped our cnasts 30 thai tn nearly erery state Of
oot negro and shot down his wife and children be-
Tore hiA xtFy eyea aud sttsngted tic babe In tho
ioMsd s e. W. e.. a n wss
prosecute thc wretch jussice tn him was moi only
lllnd, but It Was deaf, and TINT wa* lhe tdea Of
party MA burn.
BIRTH or THE RkruBLIcAr rARrr.
When t1at rarty ma born the bhy q the blood.
lie Capitol 1t Washington esst t ia shsIuw % upon
slave pens In which cr,ucled and 4huddercs!
mothers from whoss bseasts ,,abcr had been torn
Then II poor ncEru had TILED farn and watesod
1t With Tho :"eat u honeat iabur, sui II DeM,a.
sSs r H. Jae e. ia ~,
to whuul that corn b,lurxed. lCheers. And
when that Yueation eaniu " be tfIetI tllc learned
thu l>en.es.tlc patty. aud pushed their spectacle.
back ~ their nonle *nd expansive forchs.ts. aud
tha. eorn. lLsoghtef and applsnas.j Al the tine
Inc Republican party came aslto existence. sla.ety
not satttt1ed rlih being luvai Int enlzA vorcd
i nlo e7ery Tsrfiiofy Of ths unlted ststea lter:
%lleet The condition Of thr coantry at that time.
wives u,Tn frun thelr husbands, With children torn
from the breasts uf their ,uothurs, whtu tho
% sane n'eu whu did u!s arc now shutting for
tins We we're : nation Of hypocrites. We
ey,essnded y be free aosesnMent + va. lie:
w. ~ s.'e :, ss i w..
tt,vn. III. Adore all our prctensea, aud above
~ our hypncri.ics rose The crme Of sIaycry like
Tse Republican party came into existence n 1890,
whep 4 elected Abraham LinSoIn, t!'e greatest
MaD that WAS eyeE Ftesilcnt uf Tie United St1lc..
IAnntAnfe. A. 4 In nItctri ttA Et,nttt
aid: avs Will mt atay III the Unton." The
South said: lyon have no right to elect mam
JANE. buchanan saia thst ticy lad riFht 10 20
ous Of tho unlon and there wa another lltto man
who .s' I,,.5 ,..5 y too" a%a as nan'e va;
tas Con,t!tution of ths United States and several
Democratic platforms, and decided thai Tho uoy-
fend il.elf. iseeollect that .|a.nus bnchanan was
an old bacheoE nut only, butt Domocrat Laugh
ssf end %s svsr ss' @ no y1as :
elcct him President Of tho United ssatcs who prs.
feFs the embraces Of the Democratic party 80 tlo
So% e s n ,s% issfy
u swear that be never will vote for an old 0acho-
lor for President M again. [Applause. Tho Dcn,o'
era u claimed thnt
THIS MAS NOT 4 NATION,
1t WAS simply confcdoracy, and that tho old ban.
ner OF the stara reprcsentcan contract commence
1T; 1T don't represent ] m ~ groa9, s anI siorieas, % and
That WI. tic doctrine ot tho Democratic party
party North: Il is xtill tho doctrine Of tic Demo-
cratic patty North and South. ,{App!ausc; Tho
L IT, hs ssss ss sssGs ssiiss - bs
Union. Tho ltepnhlican party said 10 them, - yon
try aud break u1 this Union nnd We will break your
publican party came Into power on tc heels Of
the Buchanan Administration. The Treasury was
Sy e Ind % Sa e
sseanesets Witt for, wiz, 10 9@ buy shos d'id
enough Denocfa.s 70 s.Te t5s Union [dfeat ~:
p'nuau.] There was division then forced upon
i!e peopto Of TIC conntry. not into Democrats and
cratic party 10 aid the Government 10 put down the
ao " Sy 0 rsIs
known ~ Republicans, and those who
Tic markets of tho world, and they maligned and
they elanasrcd these efforts to ts!se money to sue.
add" s YonE bonds can nsve! b. pill, aud your
srecnbaeka arc u,lcoast!tntonal;" and 10 .uci m
extent did they 10 elander, and n1al!gn, and c4uni-
| 200, which meant that grcenback was worth q
| cents on tho iollar. WhuEe were The other Gu
IT. ass
Two trds ef the causes which have brought abons
tho prostratton Of American nduatry To-day arg to
your hsnda to pay debt, take on tbs blister, md
Under yS% wy ,'ae po,aos!sel.a Iassats r.;
Democratic party hAe done nothing for 10 years
S H. ns S dad ns ia. VA
Tor tho public intcrests uf the 1oyernncnt for u
years. lApp'ausc.] The history Of tho Demo.
ssasehias s{onnd ID tSs cd political eeSsts;y q
raised up ii Massachusetts that old esinetcry
"Reminiscences, Charles Francis Adams [1RughtcI
and appausel. who had hi4 henci.n.cn al Csncin.
| natl. hoping TINT he would Ees tho nomination
e'insl!y willing 70 taks il it 81. Louis. and WIG
ifcaa @ party IN ess.ehuscts, but anslly the bano
CRATIC party, wishing for some evidence Of fespec
liability, and knowing that no live man would fond
this old cemetery for responsibility and hase ashct
ont Mt; ADAMS; Laughter and applsas.e.l Tl.ss
sT: c1asfc putty Wa not willing that till COUNT,
should bo ssyed nnless slavery could b saved ssvea
ers eppe:ed IN a ''sS Ts
m"sg p he H. ns ot m t1
Tes aae y ta constatn T.:
i.stes 10 get buhinl und shout duwn loyn! men.
Nsi.l. They did all in thcif power 10 proven. nicr
from goingnto tho As!ny anu t1at sTost statoslnaf
samuel j. YIdeM gavu II ~ hin upinlun that ths
soul could sne, ind every soldier ttat put hi.
font IN the aacseu s1It Of tho S0uth would 10
tresrAsarr, aud could be sued hefoss juutice o.
tho peaca tlissca. Thcy denounced the Wa
y an Abolition ,wat In thoIr, Conventions, am
they denounced Abraham Lincoln u q tyraut. U
all the men On eartl, who has been eluthod with
nearly absolute power, Abraham Linculn saa ono,
aud i,know Of no man living Or IL history WIG
Rebels, "liold on, hold ha'a: aght sn until VI
get polticat possession Of thu Norla and thuu yUI
can 10 In ptace." lAppfause.
HOW DEMOCRATS ASSISTED TIE REnEfs.
There WAS \ mnn BY tho na.ne Of Jacut Thomp
son, very nice man tlaughlsr anA App!auaul allt
g"odh h nsSsr1. AnRsuse - and r. ax:e,, 4s .,o1a T
neu,ocsat aud ! mean w that that durlns ~,
;. and i Isobe tAAt did not have q iuuakot was
Do.nocrvt lApplagsel ! sall NJ: lhon,ps9n !
iie was aent " ths , ltsbel uoyerument a. thel
Viii htm between sevcn and eight thousan'
tallara in money, for tho purpose n
hiuasrlf acquainted with the Duulocrstic part.