, 1877-09-10

crnck. Some Of the Committee wantei to In
dorsc the Southern policy, and Haycs too,--to
put tho Republicans to open shame, ns they
sail. But cnntpbcll and Anaworth sai4 that
woull not do nt all. Why, make the pet}s'te bc-
lfeye TINT The policy 1,clongefl to The Democratic
rn'tn9 lass,n of The t,arsy to steal, Dan
Finch, President of the Convention, said tho
Renubllcati party lived BY larceny; Grant stole
without any rcgar' to consequences. and he no
70 Consequences. John T. irish charged tho
1sepuh1icsn party with all mnntier Of frAutls;
they elected Hayes by fraud, md lie did not t,o
lIcys tile election IN 1uwa last year was All hon
cst one. II was often tho case sail lte that tho
Judges ant1 clerks At tho polla we're I'LL Iecpul'-
llcans. anil what they did n0lnx1y knows. And
~, they went on. pctlt'lug the did stotk In trnic
w1lci! has been oftcrctl IL every stats Ct!nren-
say to the Tx, .lelc9atcs before hun, that, II tho
Democratic party would come out and vote ttis
fall, they could carry the state. lie evidently
nag iofgotten or ''!'i not xlsh 70 renc1nter'
tlon, In this city, that tue Democratic party was
dead, aud ought TO be buried a putitl rcml-
nfsccncc4
KgrrnIIcAxIsM vs.. DEMOCRACY.
Talk ahlut Republican stenlsug In 1owa.
The very last act in the last year II Democratic
rct9n was TO steal 91Oo,tN0 from tho Public
seftpl Fund. That wa twenty years agn. The
Tic trsnsstisn III Ths III ienaxratIc pasty, wie
in powcrt founded State FenItcnttary. State
University, at,,! lnaururated the Dcs Molncs
Klyer Improvement. Tic University has becil
1ccch on the Public Treasury ever since, ia
educate doctors, lawyers, AMI preachers. The
fdyer-1mrrorHmcnt was tile most stupGntaons
kutnl'u ever perpctratet on ail ufsustncttng
pcoplc. Tbs Republican purity has lnasguratcd
sud perfected ono 0f tho best publ!c-*cioo1
systeIns In. existence. It has fossercd every
sicasurc of urigrtss ninl improvement Il has
furnished extensive eccmosynary institutions,
acrcr1lIng to the necessities of tiIe people.
ito,, without the '' airerslon Of .
dollar, and has created no public
debt. 1t las 30 managed affairs That the State
taxes ara but two inills. It has ia fac.+ raised
tho State lrunl twenty-sfxlh III the ltst TO the
first rank, mil given a financial credit abroad
second u none In tho Union. AMI every year
there arc Inorc Republicans tha1 the year be-
fore.
THE rnoninir,osIsTs
have come Into the 'lcli With one candidate and
u,lr idea. Their candidate, Dr. Elias .fessup,
fltly represents the orzanlzation;t i has not YET
arrived al the dignity of party He is ianatic
doctor. . lawyer. and u politician. a'd nothing
successfully. H. Is Of blpus-lymphatc tenn
permanent and 1arEe frame. and enjoys rest
proiiTousiy. lc was elected to the State Sen.
that was his hobby. The women, however,
used him ~ their Spokesman In be-
half Of female H., 'u'l[nge. Hc @ ki.~
ctt several DG4ut1Inl lufeGelc OuDOlEB,
only to Pee them burst bv the breath Of Cooley
and lew sardonic old veterans In domestic
affairs. Tho anEnus Df the Prohibition move
ment Is too apparent to bc mistaken. It Is to
heat Gear. and tho SUCCESS failure Of Prohfbt-
lun does not conc into the contest at all. 1t ts
merely war uf Judge Maxwell against John
II. Grar, simply because Mr. Gear rcfuaed to be
catecliseh by Tho Iutlgu prior tn tie Republican
State Conycntlon. DIR. Elias jreaup Will get
less votes tlul the Grecnbaekcr, Delinquent
Penalty Stubtn; and 9tubbs wilt get loss votes
tllAM tne Democratic 'tputrtl rc.ninecercc,"
John +. Irish; and Rll combined viii full to de-
feat tic representative Of business. industry.
good government, public sentiment, md party
| of principle II. Gear.
THE IMrLACAnLEs.
Tho antt-lIaye4-policy agitators arc beginning
to tlud out That silcucv Is discreet The stump
speakers now IN thc fold telling tho people
| to give Atr. Hayes n chance; that to cry uut
| aganat him Is i!npolltfc md unjust. The 1m-
| pIarnl,!cs ought to hear Bishop Andrews tnlk
about me i,onr. lie fs one IT tic most eloquent
| nlcn In that denomination uf eloquent cxtcn.-
| pUrnncuus st1akcrs, thu McthOtlfst. He silp-
norris tho policy with all the power of ILLS might,
fIo says the President Is right, and fs policy ia
founded III justlcc patriotistn,, unity, and
pence Fly has 10 pattcuso Will, those who
question tue honesty, purify, and fidelity Of
thu President. These arc his private opinions
publicly expressed, but nut upon thu rostrun',
~ Ills ministerial oiIlce preeludes him from
ktun,p-spcaklps on politics. Morc's tho pity Tor
\ ha would carry the people by storm with his
cloqucnec. l1AwKEYE.