Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-10-05

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Local notices ZEN cents Der line tos the first inser
non, and Aye cents per line foreyey subsequent
formed in respect to us, is formed
upon the press Of New York. And
therefore it became Of the greatest
consequence that New York should
become a loyal city, DIl4IaFE
r0ri-s7 STANDING BY THE UxzoNzog
and standing by the administration
Of Mr.. Lincoln. And they felt that re-
sponsibility, and responded to it no.
bly,. Her merchants, her bankers,
her professional men, her ministers.
her editors her great editor, living
and idead--Horace Greeley. James
Gordon bennett, Henry J. Raymond
among the dead; William Cullen Bry-
ant and others among the living
signed q call for . great Union meet
ing-the most impressive and import
ant meeting that ever has been held
on this continent since the meeting
that was held In Philadelphia to rati-
fy the Declaration of Independence
in 177S And the can for that meet
ing was headed by a man who had
been a leading Democrat in New York
for thirty years General John A.
Dix [Cheers.1 The Democrats OF the
city Of New York, as rule, behaved
we'll; they came up. nobiy; and in
that whole city Of Democrats and Re-
publicans, and no-party men, the on
ly man whose position entitled his
name to any weight that refused to
give his name was Samuel J. Tilden.
And he refused, whyfl He declined
to give the benefit Of chis name, and
now he is getting certificates from
Manton Marble and John Bigelow
that he attended that meetingl Come
down to thatl BE refused to sign the
call, but he says that he attended the
meetingI Probably be- was down
there with John Morrissey and lot
Of New York Hrcughs waiting for a
chance to break II up I Laughter
Attended III Well, there wasn't any
great merit In that II there are eny
preachers In this sudiepoe they can
probably call to mind old bald-head-
ed sinners who have sat under their
ministrations forty years and have
not been converted yet. [Laughter.l
Attended the meetingi Why. proba-
bly, some OF the gnarled and twisted
old Democrats Of Plymouth may be
attending this meeting, but is that to
be counted for righteousness? What
consolation will IL be TO them at their
death bed, when they have persisted,
after ali I have said to them to-day,
in voting for Tilden and, Hspdricks'
[Lauehter.l er.l....e.....
Whenever though, we get Mr.. TIL
den's name to anything ana bring 1t
up against him he denies 1t. He de-
nies that he ever wrote the letter
that ne sent out as the chairman Of
the New York State Central Commit
tee-the basis OF all the political ras-
cality in lsss-he says that he didn't
write that; he says that Tweed
f-c-r-g-e-dit. [Lsustterl Now
TWEED rs COMING HOME,
we will hear what Tweed has got to
say. [Laughter.l So when he went
out to Chicago In 1864, and was q
! nenber of the ooDnitfes On speselu-
tjonS that declsFed fhs var 4 fhzlpre,
be says that he did not vote for it.
He did not have the courage to say
t6st IN the convention. but he slipped
around the back way to McClellan's
room In the hotel and told him not
to mind that clause. Haughter-l He
IA got, shs ,srGncetsl o. Manton
Marble to that effect Mr.. Tilden is
= a-rerherkable- man in shdthera re-
spcot Hehesa private pigeon bole
in which are fled the speeches that
he prepared and expected to deliver,
but did not deliver. And Mr.. Marble
and Mr.. Bigelow say that Mr. Filden
said to them that he ought to have
said so and SO. and would have been
glad to say it. bat the occasion never
arose. [Laughter.l 1TH9Eft
Mr.. Blaine then took up Mr.. TIL
denis record In connection with the
city Of New York. he showed that
when the Democrats took it from the
Wings. twenty nine years ago. it was
the greatest city on the continent,
with the most magnificent future con-
ceivable. with no debt with al its
great works-water, gas. piers. water
waysAall completed with q basis OF
taxation ample enough 70 rival the
resources OF, ,Hidas. and Ana twenty-
nine years the Democrats had man.
aged to put around it . debt OF $780,
100000, the largest debt owed by any
city In the world. Every man, every
woman and child In that city is en-
numbered with Democratic mort
gage OF $l75. and even the little, pull
ing baby that has been born since
began speaking to you, In that city,
comes crying into the world With a
Democratic mortgage Of $f75 about
its little neck. [Great Laughter.l
sThou hast been faithful over a few
things. I viii make thee ruler over
many things but show US few
things first. uaughter.1 ~
p e1 tlM srl--2t -ci 9-onW
Says the. Burlington Ha,ok-Eye
No Cooper and Cary campaign uni
forms have been manufactured yet.
The henchmen Of that party. when
they parade. merely pin a cabbage
leaf to the back Of their shirts. ne
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