, 1877-10-07

HE PLAYS THE MARINE EASD AT TURNER HALL"
The Hon, Carter II. Harrison, N. c., sour
Cartcr,' let his screaming eagle loose last nl9ht,
By special request, in tue West Twelfth street
Turner Hail. and fur TWO mortal hours the JOY
GUS bird OF freedom made the air vocal Will us
shrieks, and tapped his wings, to tnc u'l-
mingled delight of the owner OF Inc
said bird, it not to the entire
satisfaction Of portion OF the audience. lnc
meeting was CSteisiblr one called oy 'Our
Cartcr:s'' constituents. the rock-rooted, moss
hacked partisans OF the Democratic 1a'1h, out
large part OF the audience was Elaue up o1 rep
rescutatiyes from the Worklnginen's party,
who, as the sequel proved, we're present not
only to hear but to critleise.
Senator Mike Robinson called the meeting TO
order, He was 1ianke1 on the platform by the
! SNEAKER aud McSsrs. Dave Walsh, W. NJ
D..b,, and Gen. b. F. Bradley. Tile prellnlln-
aries having been gone through Win, sOuf
| Cartcrn came forward and began his speech
The first part thereof was mainly OF personai
character, the speaker taking pains To tcls
| his audience that hc bad pccn elecleu ps
| the people, and had done MS pes1 10
| ecr-e th.,,, and never betray the trust
conlidcd in him. lie ilad considerable 10 say on
,hc Presidential count, the gist ii his remarks
On this subject Icing to the elect thai, although
| Tillrn was uuauestionably elected, there was no
way out of the difficulties presented but TO &C
on;escc in the elevation Of Mr.. Hayes to tile OF
t;,c or resort to blootI$hcd, and Mr.. Tilen
wuntln't have that. No. he Wou't rather lost
thc Pr. sidrtcy tltan plunge the country lhiG
civil war. TIC Democrats i'll Congress nao u;
done tho best they could, but "1lat coula " tne
neonle uf this country do, in opposition TO tne
man in the White uousc, without ! leader
Alas! ,nat leader WAS not. he hid spoken 1or ine
Ele,torai biIl--uaytje his audience had heard ol
| his spee: hes out here. solitary VolcG-1 es.
Bat it WAS of no usc 1ne GteF slos n1iu ., 1uu a
Kings, an ace, ard Il bowc-kniic,, and they nac
| the uuwcr Laughter and applause.] dayes y;
| hy - majority of one, WAS counted III. int
oi,cstitn had been asked why they ual''t eiee'
t}u,lcc Day:s as the fifth Judge. Because pel9r'
ne four Judges met to elect the fifth, Judge
pas's' Ia. shawn iw1as'4 to A Clifford and Field
.nl from tlult moment Tilicn's chances were a
an cnl Bradley had come to count IN hayes
and IN. did his auty well. What u!a Alr. Lar
-. r,snn e1n then! In preference to Grant, sher
n,,n nr Morton for tour months, he faForct
.1,,,'tinp in Hayes. II lie had donc wrong, LII
neck was ready for the halter; IL rignt, Lie
i WANTED TO Re TOLD SO.
Thc unnlausc seemed to Indicate that the a,'
f1irnce tI,uugslt he did quite right IN giving Ill
| voice Tor Hayes. a.. o.a7, 81.
: tis1ics, aud overwhelmed his audience Win n u.
, | tic people Of this country happy! 4 voice
4 }ct ys,,1 We ain t''} 4 million men were WEI
, 1erin,5 over the country begging; another nlh
io1l were on nall pay; others Npsw 'lot ne nu1
bread in vast pr,'tusion: and not q morScl Prs any
j, ,.here to eat! i}oiccs: :'Labor!;;] Whit wa
The cause of all this: The Republican party
which Tor years had passed laws to MAKE E TIC nc re
richer poor poorer s9c Inv ~ mi IN ii
) ;ntcrrst of the poor man. They had, 1ndcet
= nasscd the Homestead law, but rushed IN I
+ sta. the lanl and to give it to great sciemei
= and souless railroad CORPORATIONS. ap Ia,
, 1'nnr uarty had also repeated tue 1nea!AG y!
= and M So doing lcsscncd tic burdens Of III
r;r, and laid them on the lnusces OF Tue iol1li'
rlasscs-thc producers. 'lo nun that ILL.,
II said the Republican party, sha,s oe II s'G.i, ~
t and the New Engana o';iGs si; onild n M 10 Sd
o' % }1o Wres WIZ had had her taxes reda,sss
p from SCI, 900 to $53,0ooo u D, tn'
wear, also, nine credltof olatIs +nros Tadu,e
= fro,n S7ao000 loo to s27,0 100000. Here was
,,e,a,cc of the party's leg'slation:- -ieglslatie
tnroyinr the burdens OH the producing cllssc
= and taking them of the r1en ~. 1s "a -, =
i.'l hnt IN the money changers men dflve
- from the temple Of old by the Sayior-tue ools
!, hn,ders. With protection IRON the la"' e1]o, ,
: in9 all the privileges Wlgta oti1css 5t'a1do III
q pay dear Tor III taAe3' 'a,i',n su hn.u1se II
Rspublcan s party had for ys.Es lesi5lated
70 thc1r inr, rest. The National Banks palu Goun.
city, and State taxes but not Ssnt 1ho Of feaf5 g
taxes The poor paid the-pa'd M then Hary ~ na II
le driyen in Their cons, when they should 60 60,
th.;r last home [Applausc.l The very pup
h. they snokcd-th bst gifts Of @ God to ., men, eno
had had almost said the very curls .,'a o. Gam sno
SC ascending therciron, paid taa 10 . en1 1assed
| nj
Gevfsasi tSs sepnsiean party ooaShS1ae
(. were to be paid in eoin' ana n1nn9ns ~ :
i .ir dollars added to the burdens ,u,'3d,, o. 7
poor man{ The Democratic part5 5,rty Win io,la
~ ~ arainst it, and. because beaten, was
- ~ ACCUSED OF VIOLATING PLEDGEsI
ag 1t wouldn't do the bondhoders to srIa 9e pa1d
ie silver No. they heard thatout In II Ssyara Syap =
.s- mountains were oVcrno"ing VIZ taraet 1T
OF ot tnreim hondholders, to s'see" Nj. Hoop