The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-16
NO COMPROMISE WITH FR1UD.


AT the Serenade to the Ohio Democratic
Congressman At Washington on Thursday even
ing the Hon. Milton Sayler said: | have heard
1t said somewhere. as a matter of consolation 10
our Republican friends that all Ohio has but
endorsed the policy Of the President. Laugh
ter and appause.l l say 10 You without any
besitation-I say TO you most emphatcally-
tina, 10 far rs the Southern policy OF Mr.. Hayes
IL concerned. tho Ohio Democracy have en-
dorsed it. lApplausc.l But | say to you that for
ten ycnrs the prophets and high priests of the
Democratic party in Ohio have preached that
policy from every stump and every cross road.
The Democrats have endorsed that policy be-
cause It IL their own policy. and policy adopt.
ed by "a Republican Administration because II
Was forced upon them by that mighty power
welded hy tn people fthe country, whom no
lnriv can ultimately viii stand. iApplhusrI
Pm Will tell YOU what they DO not endorse.
They Go not endorse lhat eight To- seven COM
mss .on, [Appnusol They ala not endorse an
electoral conspira " whereby gentleman VINO
hns neither u minority e the popular vote nor
majority OF tho electoral vote OF the country was
Fr sidentiul chair" lApplausc.l
INArGrENrrp nY CORRUPTION AID DIsHoNoB.
The Hon. Frank ,Hurd. Member Of Congress
rom tho M'.imrn hr-"rve sud In the course of
his spec n: " I.o Victory was not one Win IN
uncertain sound, Tho Democratic platform
whom our candidates were nut in nomination
Distinctly declared the question upon which We
state. We snid that the President FAD been In
anguraied by fraud. ana that Rutherord h.
Hayes had his ohiec by Yury and bribery and
forgery and corruption. Applause Tho poo
pie Of Ohio declarsd ~ their election that in
tn"ir Judgment Mr. Hayes is n usurper Ms
much OF u usurper MS though at the mead u Il
legion Of soldiers he had marched into the Dis
tr't of COLUMBIA and 10y violence taken possess
sion 81 N" Presidential chnr-mora truly q
nrurpcr than IN that case. because II an army
bad Boon formed h'forc the people. If banners
bad been waving. the AmcricHn people would
have arisen IN their power and driven back he
lrEohs Hud saved the capitol. lAi plau-ei
But a. II was. he o9iaincd the ONCE b> stealth.
IN corruption ana dl-hunor was TINS man in.
nucurgied. and mis- titlr hH, been condemned
hy the people Of OHIO and will be condemned all
over the hand al every succeeding, election
CRIME THAT CANNOT BE CoNDONED OR FOR
GOTTEN.
Another Ohio Congr" tho Hon. A.. L.
Rice. said that the Demorratlc victory in ONO
put stamp upon one of the greatest crimes
committed. which WAS the Inauguration OF n
pro-id lent who was not elected by the people
THIS is what tho pc, ilo 81 ono eundemncd
ana that for which they held the Republican
party and ia chosen leaders responsible. 1t
wnS a crime that could not be cOnlon-d or for
gotten.
BURGLARIzING THE WHITE HOUSE.
Gen. Banning sqld that he had left his voice
In Q mi 81 E Mhere they c9ndemngd on Tues nv
Wnte House. He Ind no voice 10 talk with.
but his heart WAS FULL Tho Stale which few
years ago gave more than 100000 majority for
Il RepuUllcan Governor hIu redeemed itself
and condemned the actors OF tho Board Of
Eight.
SECOND BELsHAzZAR.
The Hon. ]. $. Blackburn OF Kentucky snd
| the contest in Ohio was not upon locnl issues.
| Neither the school question nor The POpcs toe
| had crepi into the question. H. said that while
! Ohio could furnish a man 20 be chief executive
| of this country. the resident could no; appeal
! 10 his own noighbors for an endorsement OF his
| right 10 the oitlce 70 which h. was not entitled.
| He said that Beshnzzar read his doom in Il
| handwriting Of blazing letters upon the wall
and asked l. there man here Who does mot
| know thH, he who sits in Wonder mansion rests
| unorsy SIN" the verdict Of III" Ohio people aud
| political jugglers political cons plraiors and in
! pain English. pQllti1n ltheyes might drtermine
| chat the fold Of the Demo ratio banner should
| not be unmrled from yonder Capitol OF the ma,
| ton. but the OHIO Democrats had determined
| that II should be uniur!ed from the Capitol u
] Columbus.