, 1876-11-04
POLITICAL.
tContfnnetl from tho Second TnEe.


Continued from tho Second TnRs.}
life on the upper c,lrrcnt wlloso dealings had
always hccii with tic wealthy a.ut powerful.
ifow WIS such q Inan to tell wllnt the
DESIRES AND YRELiNtIs or TUE a1A.sEs
wcrci liow was se tu le1i wlElt 1awA would
best sntt t!,a grca, toill,E, labor4ng ,na.:es oi
The '" Ds!nesrats q lie est kacw o'ns no mare
5sy dP:' {S ;p zpp'fsss T. asy sss e; s =
wsro, goine tn vote To ,nake lin President.
". '!a;aj,'ate,i At 81. Los!.t ~ they know w
%iat Influences nonae ni Not bs,
Thurman, iIenirek., Judge nasis, ani
lad beei, thrust aside, nntl 'fiiic,!!
!Io country 10 ! en,i|e him L. sI'e lis.iac!leaI
lfei Tho Democrats, notwithstanding, talked
e,.o,t ,tnA v,1.tag i, fSr Him. They ala nt
Ial}et.hox. i.anghter.] llow did they 81 know Nv
that rllden was 4 Democrat! Fur all tlicy
knew he might 10 1sebel. fA"pluuse'l In h!s
iur MonE pEv'LrnI INTO THE pEaocnAcr
thar Ind heef1 tlote frosH other euttrccs since
the War,-taaght tl'c Southern people 'n,v
T. yc ffe M md 9Enss r., It, veh s wy gn i,; s
arguments into their mouths, anl csaln1i,rsl
their tlronts With sop1tssn, to lead tlr.n uwny
tso 'to t's tslf @ @!oyalty to ,. ths c.i"a , n'!
ts Fiji 5as'' II 'fy shcy "tti ia s9s s se k tSs ssss
reasonable uttcrareeH rs lIc la.l written, md
did not want to he crincntcd to them, they
shola 9 not xote lor HIM. la Tcn 1I eyer rssca
care about tic common pcoplef Who could tell
Of all net lug had lone. Tor tho benefit of the
countryt Ia voice, j" lie Is lscforlner.'j Re-
! form was On oil THUR banners, but
=. WHAT nfu THEr PROPOSE TO HEronMf
Nome of their speakers or writer's saEtf what
It was one thing to say, ~ am In favor Of re-
firm" but very different thug to say" how"
a'fs e. Sa rsor ri u s a ws ssspee
credit of the natlon as It 6a'i usc,, M
maintained ,'t ! by the Republican Partyl Our
except Great DrItain. Iloldcrs of tic M l,on.ls
would moi, giys them up, unit! compelled to.
[Applausc.. 'rillcn hal said III lhs let.
TT, "a FINANCIAL credit wIauly, availel u
interest ~ Iargc part Of t'lu debt tn Tine i
per cent" Tho average rntu Ut Interest at the
tla,e le wrote that WIS 5.69 per cent One per
cent less was .5s. The Ink was scarcely dry on
the Treasury went quietly to work md rcfund-
ed $500. .oO0, ,100 at 4.b0 per cent [Ctlccrs.] Not
q Democrat bud opened his mouth about tho
Would Tilden, il elected, change tic rcvcnu Q
Bystemf Any one could tear financial or rev.
cnuo, systeni TO picccs under tho gl1so nlId
fraudulent @ pretente Of helping tho people.
What was wanted was
AN HONEST, VIGOROUS pARTr
that would keep tho nation erect. No party
hnd such patriotism, such resolution, such
pluck as tho Republican party. The Democracy
you'd Lead thv nattu' ist1 disnay and ruin.
form " they would wreck tho public character.
What cared they, particularly tho Southern
wing, about nat!onal credit Or National
honort Could tho Democrats get more or lcss
wllcre, but none Of them lad answered 1t. Tht
Republicans would 1luver stop unti1 they hat
every, dollar out at { per cent interest. I,
piause1, The credit and honor Of the nptio1'
would always be Bafo IL left with the ncoplr
Why did they want to put tic Republican
purity out Of powcri He nskc1 Democrats to lt
sS 1o t. efS {ar sn 10FS Es1 EEE EEnsw to tS t p
great bulk Of their vote would come from TIL
old slayc States. Ben HUI, Of Georeia, had sol,
n recent speech: "Wc nre Of the South
one parpe:e W. Va a aSe ono 10 epc a's We e are
unit, aud that man Of the South WIN Ia not witt
Us is guilty Of inidcltty to the carsc.' TIL
Northern people should not tempt, th9se 'ne1
astrous: lie. supposed t'is Democracy mean
by "refoEm 4" the repeal Of ali the Republican
legislation for tho last sixteen years. Tier
was no other reform for them. Tncy would re-
jet Of The Republican purity could be SUSTAINED
before tue peoplc. Ill Endorsed everything
Ind done. lChcers.1
Il the Old clement p tho South came agal'
the bcmucracy, no ons could tell whit woul'
come. No one know what they proposed tu do
Al men would bc nt losa Us to tic future
capita1!sts could not tell whether