, 1876-10-29

latc1y, and met great nauy of what call Il
ks: one q fns so,ta'ats. q +, thei; d;.;5 cree
Wei, as another gentleman has we'll said, it !
ono Of the easiest things i'll the world to make
one-dollar bill because you can maze aa den 10 o.
million. Why not let us have million apiece
and
wAKE..uP RICE
in the mornins' Let us carry out ne M theory ;.
theory Of that il that the silver dollar 4 Thought
the ave. dollar derives its value from ths s3 Govern
y' 81 ssa"P the on other M s!as sss 7hs,t siss
Il eoaseqasnce q taat stamp can make yoa tak
has stamped It as such. But you may take i i int
blacksnaith's shop and putt on the anvil an ~
hammer 1t until there is not . trace left OF tnt
ths next daY as il was the day before
| Now have often narrated an historical instance
that strikes me Us very conclusive on the questiof
Quilting at % medium. u1 When m % LORD Give conquered
British Iuaia. more than 100 years ago. be came, e,
adtfs the battle OF ra to the mot os 1aae
mass Of coins that have probably ever been
seen in one pile the face OF the globe, e,-colns
that or twelve centuries had been EonE mo tae
! never gives back. There were coins there 9' tne
ancient byzantine Empire, that had perished cen
6ot ; in =
we're coins there that went down to The Cape Of
thspPs hhps Of Ts III a. SaRss @e
Italy. There were coins there that had crossed
the Bosphorus in the pockets OF The Crusaders:
and every solitary piece of gold, and
silver Of desl and forgotten md bu1ied
aud as accurate and As determiuate value as
mint that day. Just here think would liked to
the exclusion OF the metal basis appear in Lombard
or Leadenha1 street TINT day With . paper promise
OF an ancient Byzantine Emperor, OF OF Charlie
magne of blessed memory, Or OF any Florentine
Dnke OF the Middle Ages, and see what he would
have gotten for it from brokers in London. 1t IS
M So thu sS Soa yet That fna vii ses tS
last greenback in circulation in this country. But
the generation is born now and is before me that
willsee grcenbacks circulating In this country
soon
ON A PAR wiTH GOLD,
and after it reaches there, let 1t take Of Itself
We will not meddle with 1t my more. Some gen
tlemen say that is going to be great contraction;
months after resumption there Will Be $50, 0o0, 600
more % currency in this country than there was six
One thing, gentlemen, about the grcenbacks. I
believe it Is true Of the greenbaek what is true Of
0ths5 vat r. eesse @ hs5s Is no ;ss
{sith was g., 5osEiag sg., 5s the 5s|isase:
e1S al ae
money Of the Revolutionary era in Europe, went BY
the board Let Us remember that the sreenback Is
in time 81 war. and we will honor it in time Of
Now I haye not been shaking the bloody
ind 'H the Democracy sso'i be en1e5 ne@
tais day. ttout gotng back without calling
anmus, their intent their purpose, their insplra-
ton to this hour. 7 think, in connection with the
eS ss es @ %hsrs sRss ss s s1 sae
Mississippi is Repablican BY 90, ooo majority
sey 'ay 9oe it A9a as asa ana a;y2cd ssy thit
oyerto the Democrats in peaceful election. NovI
want to say, and say it from official data, audl
:ble OF proof, and that would be good evidence In
my court-l want to cay that at. that peaceful
Democratic victory in Mississippi, there were more
weeks preceding and preparatory to the cleo.
ion Adiy-there were more men murdered
hays oncns ost sate ses n,on Fss at al
he free States from Maine to California. at every !
lection that thi. Government has ned since George
! :
on know that we occasionally have excitement at
he polls: and men get knocked down and some
ines injured and sometimes killed. unhappily.
ave been il the free States since George WASH
agton's Admintstration down to this hous, !
nd they tn Z will not asfresamte m e-half The
ion IN Mississippi in which the Democrats tri-
%phed last year God save the mark! 4 peace !!
ont want them, There we're more Than so so mea
nrdered in that State Now, Illinois has got
opulation three times, and hall, probably as
eaceful election in Illinois the murder Of I
'out $50 or 800 men. That world make t
e 1s se mefnF here wasd sasd
ection here, in which large number Of men, b
oaFklnsmen' o. farmers: s and mechanics, the bone
$50 IN A SINGLE ELECT1oNt
nat was done in Mississippi. I want to mako It
other statement. and do this also upon Official q
Grant, now eleven years and 4 half ago, there s
ye been more men murdered in The SCI South % for a!
ne9 1ps 5as ana Tasa s1hfs aGn publ
,at half Of them were white ut least very age II
onortlon Of them were, there hare been more men p
ars than Killed On the Union Side si1faa IL the
rec bIoodicst battles Of tho War. 1 make that p
'tcmsnt and say that statement is susceptible +
re no disturbance @ ye' in 'ne{ t6e 'e so1tb S1a
1 y man who talks about it is g
,GEeu ~ auu Jcctcd at as though he sort ~
disturbcr OF the peace, and tho idea Of defend th
negro suffrage inside the Democratic party has Ga
;ome obsolete. I say now that negro suffrage in
the South. as administered by tRe vi
mocrattc party, means Just this: that the ca
5ro is perfectly willing or p:rfectjy ~
liberty TO vote provided that he does not carry IL
at liberty to vote, nrovjde3 | gu
t he does not elect anybody; but the yerv min an
there is any danger Of his clcctins ANYBODY. he
BY fraud, or BY violence or by trickery which Ge
neAner than either, he IL deprived Of his ribts hi
City OF Savannah. with 81 900 people and tia CO
rouudtng county with S. 900 o. TO- 600 morn WI
'nlation at least OF "a 600 or 4G 900 has INIT pr
voting place for the cntiro pnpu iaiion, OnIr Ii
voting placel Atlanta, with 81, QUO people il
city and county, has but one voting He
&C. Now that Is II perfect ,rron:: t lid
perfect and absolute, gentlemen. cal
as talking with Southern man the o:hcr DIV ! nc
Ut this, and hc attempted to Justify it. and said In
as right. and sncered and jeercl at the idea OF c
negro being permitted to vote IL said it was to
nrd.. Well. t said to him, ttMy friend. Won | wi,
III the sonth?" Yes, y he replied. '.Wel. ! ha,
~ p,aS ~ yoat Cotton crop down | ris:
{ cotton crop OF 5000, o5o oo5. @ ..And to me me
:o:n Yes, We rasc i tobacco crop Of SlOO.-
GOO And corn, and rice, and hemp. and | chr
.r:" t.oh, yes, " he said 'itho whole th;n9 hca
;er $500. 900 700 annually" sWell. w;s5 ts trn
i a:ssresate, this. vast sum, is raised hay
nc nlssess, a. yon call them, aud how much.by I /
te men: s'Oh, -" he said, 'sthe negroes raise Chi
y much oil. :" ''Thcn, " said, Haccording ica
fH~r afAAA