, 1876-07-10
CHICAGO, MONDAY. JULY 10, 1876.

AoSOs
stocks belonging 70 them, 40 that the people at
goncrally-are nuf1cring on, account Of Their
people of Tho West ~ ~ ~
THERE IS ANOTHER POINT
want 10 make against tho Democratic cnndt-
date for President, and It b This: We hare
hcart great deal said since Tiltlcn was tntkc.l Of
for President, Or nt ieast about thc time lc "
be nHmnatea noa. hts eonp.et!on TO- ith ts psaso
1904. Thet peace re*eluston wsa !snd enonch.
gentleman, who l,sd bsen a Liberal and !ndepen.
dent fonr yesrs ago. and waa sappoftar Of Gree.
I snth 5 5s IL pnan es t9s sSi1 III
tnpport to man who " sesponsfblo 10 nny degree
fot TINT peace resolution, they aro rcrJ much nils.
7f Tha d d Mi Or. dl.,tnsns.hed gsntloman .s,d
snI tat y what she great ma. Of ;!o independent
to.uay, who have htfctof0ra. tanJ Of them, not
bern tatlsned With thoIr connection With tho Re-
p1hel.snaSn ga;:y ApplaG9sss s,,,, :, n,t,
In rcierence 10 this &c Lion nf iii. man Tldsn ~
sg696y ha Wa on the committee that
THAT PnAcn RESOLUTION.
What eisc do we know abont that! Why. wn
understand DECENTRALIZATION Marble did ie-ihat
Mi5s n seSpt t. 1 sntea
Tic Consension-of tho deicsates"t the National
Convention that notwithstanding T1aen was On
cIelIan afssr he Wa non,nat.d nd toid him thst
sss al S S s 81
q Mecc,an and @ support q tho Demoesatie
fray ny ifisad., that ~ht1u being In favor Of hat
peace resolution was about bad enongh-1 aay It
:c fa ., s e. ss aS G
the United Statcs to donb1o dcnl with tho Ancr.
ean PEOPLE npon 70 vitsi question, IN saying to
ng TO Mcclellan tlat be ia against It and in max
Ing AZ arrangement 20 far = hc uas shle w'th The
Sst san 4 he va e 81 By s
SAY II my thing fs worte than that In tho way Of
trcaci!cry to blu avn peop1e, to the Democrats
know y ahas R'ee e E. 81 e g. Pe.
Gent onght q least to play f4it.to exercise good
~ T. md III pfoss:a sssass g b. q; ! st . S s
| nlny understand how he stands upon tho question.
1ray, SIR, that the people oi tht county ought
one Thing md secretly mike N s;t.sgement with
the candidate upon another basis, thereby under.
t. m th, ,S ., ha:
elected.
Dul, my friends, shall no. talk to you my long
srlcndM speech. as be alHaJs dogs {applnusel. and
1sha1l give wsy 10 hina With simply ien rkng that
sassF PpeGps f+S xs
| hhou2a lnyeat1gnta and determine digpa4sionately
tion they mar 60 10 tho polls when tbo timo comes
10 voto md rote helr hohest convictions, harng In
ast as s e ss s as it, ,
iHr1es and centuries Jctto como. Prolonged ap'
plausc.
Tho Chairman then introduced Mr. etorsa,
whose appearance was tho signal for moro ap-
plause. Mr. atorrs aald:
Mn. CuAInMAH AND FELLOW CITIZENS: This
vast and magnificent audience assembled here to-
night Is n complete demonstration, II any we're
required, that the old Republican party which
has fonght 80 many battles, schievcd 80 many
magnificent victories in the interest Of good
Government is stronger and moro powerful To-
day than It haa ever been before at my ttInc III
tue period II its history. {Checrs,] It bal 4
great mission during tho War. It hos Ind a
Eycat mission since thu War. Its mission since
the War has been Ia .-....
G0NyHRr Tt1n DEMOCRATIC rARrT.
Laughter anA s,pplauss} And how splenatdly
ingly declare that they ore opposed 70 stealing.
[Iscnewcd laughtcr.l Within twent y-flye years
we expect 70 get them to ratfy ths
spppsss Tis safuis q Il = The 'YfEasr Yse
ss aha! 1ad II ,asor q "tes
pa no: ~ sassS wh !Ga sns
aaatios e sleal liz qc,srnnent, opposed d If:
sssSfsd ds e?s sf;s H. %si
tho next Governor Of this state Io insist. that tto
enly auestion before ?. i, .Who sts ths be;t men
statest" It Is broader question.
MoRH BHRtous QUESTION.
' /. "sssoa ss sss %hs y 6 ct sss WI VIII p' Il.
management Of our national aGalrsf Zap
~, E., !; Soss ts:3 sssf :, i, gss:Sa
IL history, IT, traditions it, spirit, Ho would 10
Isnsn for u # ee tS
an7afying record ntafloas e the best Interest. Il
s nstleasR sss esstsaess IN oppo,ss q .Ss peno
cratic party because 4 sought tbe dcstfuetion Of
or esaso. and don't boltevs 4 wise 70 atruat tho
e.s Of poseai ogsniaat'on Within tsn s ysap
nfte1 they sought 70 annlhl!ste H. lApplause. ]
lnisundcrstandable. Ian prepared 70 accept wiih
certain qualifications shoir psolaataons Of repent
KarKNTANcn HAS not nEKN LONG ENOUGH
Iwant them to bc engaged IN good wosks - long %
they hava bcen engaged In l,ad works 1lnuEhtGr],.
robaon W. vii Vii s dsaa .aa oar esn a step
wards, before the Democratic party succeed to
'""esi Mn, TILpss % Is IN FAVOR OF REFORM.
nationality. Thu Democratic party . In f.vor Of
reform. This Democratic party 10 In favor Of pufi.
tying the clyl service of The Government. How do
they nroposs to DO ~ Hare they told a! xpus
currupcy do thoy propose to tiTc you'll Have they
told you, They eay they ars in favor Of tue so.
| sumption OF specie payments. How aro they to
! scHumc3 Haye they told youf
THEIR PLATFORM
Il full Of denuncAt!ous from The beginning TO The
end mud The cnrlous seatutu u the platform Of 1b7a
i that u deaounoea c!cFy Democratic measure
.soS Se!a Apps1sb y S:, % s1pp n,s
ed.4 thst desired Fs:nlt Mhst ananss; SSsy
wHatsyer, except Ia '1sob they dld invchta plat.
form md PVT festh = principle in.isttng upo,, It
pocy that would have resulted In the reradtation
VI tho national debt md tho destruction and
twsmptnC Of every national Interest,"
They lns!st a. have said, that tho
| ClylL sEAvlCN
shall bo purified. How. by putting them In oh1toF
usk you to run back through the history Of that
period, not w,,iis they have eccn tn powcr,-tut
yct their leading men have been IN ofice. and
Elyo me tbs non,e Of slnEls leading man betong-