The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-11-02

any either country, except Gitat Britain
But. our due biz are al a Discount. Where
] We we are abused Tor having gold for he
bond-ao der and rags for he poor man. Now
the ony reason why the RepubnSrn party
has paid gold TO the bond -holder Is hat the
fl tn nf The nation was pled4ed to i. That
might not be very rUug argument WIN
he average Democrats bat it is with us
[AppiauSt. New we want TO make the
poor mans dollar as good as he rich man's.
II Atplause / want 10 i've 10 see that Gay.
want o see the men who say that mu e.
carts Witi I've backed upto tie sub-'reasuiy
so take away the g,ld. The EARS oi IT,
m ules are no. SO long as those OF the adVo-
Gates Cf Ills nonst nse. Whtn we can get
tue gold We don't want il. What we wait IS
The paper money made equal 10 gold. We
don want the eternal shifting Of vaues.
We want to do away WITH he gambling
caused by the va-yi' q Standards Of value.
Here IN your own great grain market yon
have never sold on greenback sIandar1.
Tue prce OF your wheat 10 decided on the
gold STANDARD OF L verponl You
CANNOT e, CAPE FROM THE CURRENCY OF THE
WORLD.
| We propose to be great exporting nation
and 1t would re absurd for Us 10 think that
we Can get along without the currency ot he
/ world, The West should especially be Tor
| o d, tor it Is more affected by it than the
East.
! inere are men who say that the Govern
ment can cake money oy just stamping u.
WhaU waste. then 10 make one dollar bulls;
lts Ms easy to- MAXI SOS. or S.00'S. or ST.
O0a,000's. LIS beneath The dignity OF tie
American e.ele to make l'tt!e bills. Laugh
ter. The com Is worth q dollar VIII amer II
st mp Is On il or not.
Mr.. Blaine RELAXED and iucident in Lord
| Gives campaign. when he captured the arg
est collect on of CONS ever fiund. Ii vas
taken by he East India Company. The
money rep esented ali he rnigns Of all The
ages, a yeI each piece had as absolu e val
ne IN he market as any British sovereign. /
| ehUud have liked o paper prom OF
he Byzant:um Empire, Or Of the time OF
| ChariemBgne there and see what value H.
would have. [Laughter.l No, this lalk is
all deluslon. The gtfenhack will not pass
away, tut il viii be made worth dollar.
| Resum pLiOn viii cause initiation, for IL wall
| put gold and silver III circulation
| said before that The Northern Democrats
are
! AFRAID OF THE soUTHERNERs.
l. There are 1870 Democrats III the House OF
! Representatives. Seventy are from the South
ard 10 from the North. Look al the COM
mitte,s There are thirty -One great commit
t. es, and the South should have been enitl-
ed 10 nine or tfp Now theg took twenty
one and gave the Northern Democrats ten.
And they were happy. SIN t en- on one
cheek they turned the other. Like Urah
ten Democrats, but did not get single COM
mittee. Barnum. OF Connecticut, said he
was PROMISED one but that betweeL TWO
days. he said, "a hungry cuss from Missouri
turned up aud be had To be provided for. +"
Laughter.l Tuen the rules OF The Hou G
! were ia their way. They revoked the ru!e
prohibiting independent legislation on APP
preparation bills. they said that any house
Icould leglslate Independently on any bill for
reLrencbment l want you to catch that
point. Well we went on. We came TO the
sundIy civil service appropriation. Il pro-
vldes for all the charities of the Government.
Up jumped Democrat by order of secret
caucus, and moved to repeal
-' THE SUPERVISORS BILL.
| Mr. Blaine then explained the supervisors
! bill. The Democrats carried New York by
| f. aud in 1868 / don't know who did it, hut
| Horace Greeley, the last Democratic candi-
date for president. said that it was Samuel
date for presder now. He then read TIL
denis letter of instruction to the New York
| Democrats IN 1868. He then went on to re-
| peat Gree1ey's letter to 1ilden, showing up
the tremendous frauds pracilced there in
that year. The supel VsOr's law simply
provides that in each city of 10000 inhrbi-
| tan's where a fair election is doubtful, the
! United States appoints citizen from each
party to sit at the polls and watch IS we'll as
he can the voting. 1t is fair for both parties,
and the man who objects 10 it is dishonest.
| Horace Greeley bad hat bill passed, and the
fair count it insured defeated him in his own
STATE. But he would rather have been beat
en- by fair count than to have been elected
| By false count. Well, the Democrat NOV
| ed tor the repeal Of this law. republican
| objected that this was not measure of re-
trenchment. The speaker said 1t was because
! If you repealed the law it would not be
necessary TO pay the Supervisors This
would save $40 900 year. Think Of the
! waste OF paying out $40 600 for u fair elect ion
W hen an unfair one could be had tor half The
money. The Democrats refused for sixty
four days to pass the appropriation, and
didn't 10 it till the Senate compelled them.
The supervisors law wasn't repealed, and
on Tuesday, Nov. z, he will be in his place,
will compel a fair cOuat, and that will give
the State of New York to Rutherford B.
Hayes. Great applause and cheers.
Mr. Blaine then took up the terrors of 3d.
600 men, and satiricaly pictured the dangers
Of
MILITARY DEsPoTIsM.
He concluded that there wasn't must dan
ger after all, for the Democratic city of New
York has to keep 5000 policemen 10 prevent
Democrats In that city from picking pockets.
When the army bill came up. the Demo-
Gratis repealed the clause providing tor color
ed regiments. They have bill psDding TO
repeal that clause of TIE bill prohibiting
commissioned rebels from ever holding CON- |
missions in the United States army. They |
propose to drive out the colored men, and in |
vite in the men who strove to destroy the |
Union.
cont propose to faunt the bloody shirt;
I wish simply to call to your minds the tenn
per and snImus Of The Democratic party.
The Democrats say that they carried
MISSISSIPPI
last year by peaceful election. That State
rs Republican by 10000 majority; and yet the
Democrats control 1t. Now i speak from the
official records when / tell you that there
We're more men killed TO Garry that peaceful
election in that State than in ali the free
States from The days of Washington till now.
There have been more men murdered in the
South in the past eleven years for opinions
sake than were killed on the Union side in
he three bloodest battles of The war.
They talk of sending troops into South
Carolina. Docs any Democrat dare say that