, 1877-10-30

1
THE 1tos MASON n, tooMtR
WAS the next speaker. lie said he felt too deeply
tho compliment paid 10 Him by tho Republican
County Convention to return thanks otherwise
than hy silence. The nomination, proceeding srnm
euct tody Of representative business tnen, had
raised In him 4 feeling Of vanity and
emulation which crcn hts eenso Of
| snppFcss. llc liked tho Republican ticket. and
he liked Tho Republican Marty. That party found
the country broken up and ditorsanlked, with It's
nary scattered. tts army broken down nnd dcmor.
allied. and Its authority deartl In eleven States.
The Democratic party. holding the balance Of
power, wcrc content TO dee tho rnion dissolved
and The b0ndA which linked The States In brother.
hood broken forever. II the Republican party had
never done anything else, tts noble efforts for The
saarntioa Of tho Cston entitled II to respect and
| support. ....
i,c financial and eon,n,cscta1 Ii1lcultic4 through
which The country had occn compelled 10 pa.s. In
nrainst tho Administration. was blamed. Anctl.
eans wer9 far ttn fond OF tisng beyond their in:
n a dsas ep:, ps y s Sf .ssS % 1t
Gambling spttit which led thrn ritl'cr. TO
make nspoon .ss,, Or ,Do, han They
te ehrinkasa Of ssiae. Tha is.s faar "e yesss hsi
ce"t tls country mora money than Tho four years
iowsyer moor liz sseurIty oere atrht nc. "'s Ihc;
would rather len,l money at ~ per cent on eon1s
than at . per cent on real estate. What WI:
when this was achieved times would mend
The lesson 10 learn was that nn1eas america Ias
luptjon in oflies tic aosernn!ent WA I faiare.
9lmp!u honesty AMI faith fal ,ndaatry all that
was needed for tho good gtuwth of ths Icpabc.
TIE HON. C1tAnLEs II. HERD
anl1 that when hr hcnsL frHln uhlu he sns s!ck.
but that he now felt halter When he saw snch q
s'udy Of honest. rcsotutc men lcfofo him he real,
mi tAr
day nj Tho pen,,iag .c,cctiun. In hi opsn..
u., national politics dt not count III ihis c!ecton
positions ii would hayo bren tnelt duty to sup5urt
thnse nominees. iut u they did not do 10, It was
different. and thoy hadn't donu 50 this time: The
faults Of few. for thu Democrats had tiourAnd
*uel, where the ltcpubticans had one. poItticai
.pceeasa Terc not ''s forsc. IA voice: "liold the
''si ssa at!vr tho laughter had subsidized mid
that u lila friend who ha!t tnns ENCOURAGED him
I psSl:san psi,y i*s wua1a w bold % tic 's' .a,i. M
W. s:sssS s essn, as fsa's e. at Ms,e. s =. s q
sterling integrity aMa honesty. whom ho lad knuwn
fur M1any years. H. hau Thought that tho uemo.
but they had prurcd. a. Gen. Grant said ID LII.
gland. slsat every time they rot CHANGE 10 Win
j.. Insy had oHcrsd thls ti','e to esnciuO viii
tn9 wufkEnt'nen, tho Democrats takug tho
;ss: Sss, hs 5 uas es on ~essJEsn ss JEsns s9s IL
~Gfxtntuann ~ tho lAIDtre At tho fdrxo, or With
tis pie4 " sho;el And tEc labor'ng n,an, 4 ho
to respect lhe ttoetor Of the lawyer. IT. would
just ~ .o'n xl,axe tho hurry natu Vi tho ab,ror
tlr kl1-s!oyel pam Ut the rich. -Rouucr, in h"Hlu
!ie claimed that this Republican psrty VIA tho
ffirn4 Ut the working elasses, aud asked theT suf.
Tue Char then introduced
" NIL. WARRINGTON 1IKsIx0,
WHO was received with mingled clisurs aud htsts.