Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-07-19

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The call fcr this meeting was
broad. liberal and patriotic, and
that was the reason - many men
were here to-uiSh; who never sctei
With the Democratic organization.
fCheers-l
The Republican party had enter
e-i npon the campaign With SIAN
ierous tongue and pen. Samuel J.
Tilisu. ripe in wears and honOrs,
vas denounced by the Republican
organs al over the land. He had
Zen nothing Of the Kind cOnnern-
inS Mr.. Hayes, who was n doubt
an amiable gentleman. But the
truth Is The people do Dot want q
merely negative or anisble man IN
the presidential chair. They do
%. want 5 plastic man, che Sho Is
plizn. snd easily Influenced BY The
eSsrup:icnists against whom
the patriotic men OF the country
have raised their hands In this
centennial wear Of our nations his
tory, We want : grand nan, man,
who. Ike Samuel ! TS,dsn- y pre-
s1nin-rtly fttei fcT- that high and
solemn trust
Where and when did Hayes ever
say one Eurl IN favor of reform +,
70; even a promise Of that kind
Il reform Ehich the people seek
csn be found IN his letter 81 aooeP'-
snee. He talks about reforming
The civil service. but gives it Do ap-
plicsiion. A. civil service has been
discussed il is fraud and 8 delu-
Sion. Every year il has been thrust
forward by the republicans merely
70 cS;ch vc,es. and their professions
we're al holioE sham We Al
IemsmteT the Civil Service Com
mission aDi We ST know what an
Illustration n civil service reform
T : Grant a. tLsuEbtsrl Who
Is samuel Y. Tllien He has for
mary wears been an eminent lawyer
In the metropolis Of the nation.
side by side with Charles OCounor.
Wm. VI. Evarts and the other giants
Of the bsr. The man who can con-
ouer such position in the face Of
the rival which Mr.. Tilden had 70
encounter surely Is great man
Think Of his being denounced as
the friend and alley Of Tweed.
whom lie crushed. One If the
most Infamous things in the history
o. politics Is this SANDER. But it
vas comparatively harmless, a.
Samuel J. TTlden Is 10; the man to
be hunted down into his grave by
81 the SANDERS in the world
lCheers-) II him these Republicans
have got tough case on hand
There has lot in this generation
been named his equal for that high
Office 10 which the better sentiment
Of the country would elevate him,
50 far as the paticulsr and imnedi-
ate qualifications for il are concern
ID The people want man who
vii stand Cd bis own feet. execute
his OVID judgement and refuse 20 Dc
rule, by thieves and schemers fol
place anu 2l1nder. BE is a MAJ
with something Of Jcfsrsons phi
IoSopby. Hamilton's ability for al
fairs. The sravi:y Of Clay srd tbs
viii Of Jackson. CThUnders Of ap-
pla1se.)
The election Of Hayes means 8
hopeless perpetuation Of Grantism
Do the people want any more o.
1T II, after the spectacle Of tbs
: last FIVE years. they insist on rs
continuance. they hsi better &C
back TO the days Of Nero, Of Cali
zuls and the worst Of the Roman
EmPerors and take pattern Of them
he could not undertake 20 90 in
TO the perjury. the plundering and
the blunderiDg Of the Grant admin
istra;ion. He would not ike TO de
~ Grants services 70 bis country
il The fed. -Four years ago ID:
Republican party had everything
70 say in Qualification Of L. s
Grant They would have had u
, believe that il was be who gare thl
, genial rain, the glowing sunshin'
and the very crops 10 grow laugh
: ter. and heralded him Is the ssvio
Of the country in war and her ben
efactor IN peace. How do the,
feel povi Whs; have they noE q
say Of the man who tried TO de
: grade Sumner and elevated Simol
) Cameron Who exalted Robesol
. and BelkDap and CAS-; of BristoT
, and Jevelli Who in petty an
iodiguihed spite sen; the noble Gus
2 ter 20 die 10 that valley Of death, an
! 70 be treated BY savages when desl
; With more honor than Gran
showed TO him hviDgl (Terrifi
/. applause.l Elect Hayes TO ID
, Presidency and there Is absoluiel
? 90 guaranty against the perpetus
. ton Of this very rule Of GrantisI
, Do Morton, Babcock and Belkns
: hate and oppose Hayes, Is hi
: election feared by thieves and col
: rup:i0nists On the contrary the
: are among bis most active and loud
! voiced 4dberents. Bot be is nC
: going to be elected. tGres: ar
plause- The people have endure
= Just about as much a. they can, an
! the time Is al hand when base an
! bad public men shall be hurled fror
) their places and the country save