The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-14
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY SHEET

ssd not the voice Of the people, that win MAKE your
government stand under snch . system. what
claim woSid :. nsys g ,: called soyornpsns q ne
srs.. an. the people ever Scn1o os w sIo
perpetrated it--and nearly every one oil whom has
been rewarded BY office under tho admiussratton---
d.Sos shs psssssiss Of ~ success. Yes. my fellow
the question whether It is possSls 10 nsipian il and
to maintsin y In purity-is now % trial before you.
atnsr g zen reverence Jour constitution ana value
yeur freedom. y you esteem virtue and oetest al
msniisss yeur abhorrsnos OF the great asurpateA "a
resx .uc.s TIE MOODY SHIRE M --...a...
B. Another great topic Temains TO DO eousfderee,
and wksni shall have offered some brSsf obssrva-
uons upon % mp .wiil b. done Fellow citizens.
sSss @ o.
81 shstr power upoa the success shat may
:s:s :ns nothing
seemsto me more unwArranssd, uhpasristse snd de-
OF the war; that, waving all questions - - the
"sa. Of . .sspss r. v:: 4 ,..sd ...:.
RADICAL Congress, hs.svsr aosssiui its eonsti.
policy Is nevertheless obeyed; that dcssre Tor har
mouy and peace and determination to a,a in the
preservation Of the Union are enthusiastically and
plainly the domipant sentiments Of the SousAsru
peopleal this W not sasugn 90 deter the repsbcsn
mansgers res0rtng 20 all the weapons IN ths arse
nal OF the demsgogue ~ which ssctiosal hatred 10
aroused aud perpetuatsd and 8 solid North thereby
created TO ruo with rod OF iron prostrsts South.
years the close of Tho war; thirteen
wears stuce . hand raised or word was spoken
against the prsservas'oa Of the Union ana
are written ana speeches are now made by men
prominent the republican party, tho bitterness OF
which Is scarcely paraeled by any thing that was
written or said when war was nagrant ana the Uaaou
in danger. HtFr' HF s1eft.HH
Fellow ciizens, nothing more unjust, nothing moro
unpatrtotc, nothing more injurious 20 tho peace well
iarc. and prosperity OF the Republic, nothing moro
clearly demons,ratvc OF the necessity for change
OF rulers aud the nauguratiou OF an era OF Justice
fraternity than afforded BY these facts, can DO
imagined. DO you wish the Union preservedy Then
support those who would bind t0gsthcr by the ties
iraiernai fecilpg and interest, as well ~
by constitutions and laws Dc you revere justoe and
advocate equality OF rghtsf Thea Support the party
whose banner "Justice and Equality" arc indel-
IDLY inscribed. Do wish 70 Inc country stronE
and prosperous? Then support the policy thar shsd-
ding Its benign influence upon every part ewes rre-
xstibe strength and universal weIbsing 10 she whole
orMER sPEEcnEx '1~
After he had concluded John Follett delivered hts
address, reviewing the acts OF tho republican party
at considerable length. Alter Foott had concluded
Congressman Milton Sayisr made short
speech, good Aa,arsd, jolly effort, in
which no Endorsed what had been said by
those who prscsded him. In The evening the square
was illuminated and speaking resumed, Congressman
John A. MoMahon, Of Dayton, being the priacipal
orator, though others followed him. Mr. Thsrmaa's
speech seemed 70 please his audssnco very much and
no was the recipient Of great deal OF attention from
citizens Of Hamilton and the s,ransors who had gone
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