Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-06-08
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renss.s., a,'ss,siC =. !. AfsRi go. Lowell, Mass,

me . sa~.s---.s- .sas.s,....rs.,. !.
'he ooSIee previously reierrad
70 GhEastman and Stone and
ooi, Heun were called upon for
'd speechesd each was received with
s.;h. roands applause. Gov. Stone
Ar. P4ira, and gs,.tls,ne,, of ,b-
) So"t1 u | come here TODAY. not
; lor the Bpnse or receiving any
compiling no matter how yr.t.s
10y - ht BE received, but TO
/. xe ,.n.e Dy hand those sturdy men
: s,.s'.,he a.. Whei have stood side by side
+: ns.ihg battles Of the Republican
lay. fne here to tell you that.
{ - NY oppD, the nation Is to-day
.n,. ole ,;' ntnent danger than at
c.. o.. unle Ice Lee surrendered To
Isan. az pomxttox Court House.
,iy ahy mahere is disposed To ones
wv. my 4iity to the Repnbiican
party him to suspend indv.
mene Till 4, smoke of hattie Jn shs,,
has h c. away, the campalgn
dasas as oeen eight, snd my work and
a.s oion n4e been shown, aud then
r n.r,, mnetnes ! have been true TO the
auu Iuprinciples. Applause /
Iiy.s1ug"s s0feel under profound oh.
hmn hsaian TO he Democratic party for
,ha ,hns-s W to- our party. under
the m ha & ~ Il .rceess Of Mr.. Blaine.
nn,,,,.. rl Me Republicans IN
nJ nh, ,...bsI Il(2Q Dident. The man
VINO VINO @ ~ rceysfully thronsh [
,"e ~. Dses0craticl eniilt inschina -
:, MasIingtoO, and has shown his ,,,n
ne life pure and irreproachshla pun
pau 81. ! csn eneSfnlfy support for
es.uent OF q United States. !
.a,l say 70 you hat when this cam
paign shall opeaI Will be ready with
: inc lenainder Df the party 10 stand |
uy ~ the nag stated with the blood az |
.ne oiave men who lost their Hves
Una. ~ might stiIl wave over the
,ahu oi the free and the home Of the
Col. Hepburn followed with :
lew remarks, NE substance of which |
vas as follows
.ar. 51esiticx.--A few weeks AFRO
- 121l 1lhisaty during the session
11c c0nvention, and |
years xeo fhs readers - IN! ~
'aia that the party had been bpr;..S
IN Its own rottenness. Suppose tha,
corruption can be found.
oppose That Secretary ofivar may
e found corrupt, yet you will find
oine Deinocratic scoundrel suugly
nsconsed near these corrupt men.
Ind "A Belknap. and you viii see a
entleman George. In facf every
me a corrupt Republican is exposed I
lu will find Democratic scoundreI. d
am right glad to see the harmony !,
at prevails i'm this Conventjon. II =
not true that NIL has been scco,n- is
Ished that can he done By this uar. u
Blot cut of existence tho Rennh. v
sr I-'Ssy 4s-sf tf'yfy frrsy sDrTnTTrtT
ck T,,a.i be- pernit,esi o., eufs,x Z
sir liberty aud the fruits OF that h'
rrty: How long would they BE- | pl
> aud independent IL this party ou
uId cease to exist? During the -.
tie of Lookout Mountain, durfnr ~
very heat Of that battle, q sus19 Df6
|, bad been -M0iiii(i r.. ). - ~ 20 sire
fufr L.d - 4 WAs alEno1e at
u,.o, nsn s. almost planted the II
usi we Ilays naarIx1 aI1s; -. .ss.i = 4 - that
IN ny psshing up .fss i,y side. coult
arts or tSc 1o,,,ne a5ner "re. the old n
l own !
COMMITTEES on Credentials vote (
,ade their report, and IL Wa. taking
mat all the counties in tLa
'ere Represented. Two d.I Eng
co, oefe present from Sioux ami acf''.o
+ f1hl'es s1a e and the recomnen. 20
|. Ieva ne e Committee ooncern;ns shIpsol
aisI we're concurrsI vice IN