The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-27

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an indiyidual DUE Inc party ilas hos Esone
possession OF the Government, anu you
cannotsteh what the Party ~ going 70 " UT Ut
tii 1t gets possession OF .ne o.
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your rlgnts WleuIn . a. =. ,ooralic
cratic party; ana Wnen Tue Denloclas a
party snai come INTO power anu uets,
after calcuiation, Wnae IS Tue ne:s asa a ~:
for all these evils, iet US go VIII y anu az
complish that remeov.,: -. ,.aod rho
NO man ever acconphs ,!s a,,' 600 800 NTH
toughE everybody snas uiu i'oo -
MIN. ne sS tis.s ,ao.,,r,es i, +ba
But VIII tell you sone ieat r. - Sc 4;rst
remedy Whlch WIZ DC appii .n. T,nn,no,.ot;c
pace, tue lslneu. ,;,iHSa constitnt;onaI
party VIII apply .,:1 n ~ ,U;,h;n. the nowers
remedy. ~, vii 49,, ~ .ta. ranst;t t,t;o,
gIanteu W oon !..;sh +hnts 7, Won do NOT.
Do YOU 90. - ns,;t,,,;onoi and n Renuhlican.
M 1900" r,art,, r fell yo,1 "a marty
~, I,a0s.s,.,t,po o,,d Il will he false To
49,. I !, - ottar,ns +o adont n remedy nm
s sss.;t,,t; J; 10 character One OF the
not Ill, .,,at effects this co,yntry is the dig
$500 10 . 80 GonS.;tution nv the Repub-
isgaiu ~ ,no 80 notnral,v the GREAT means
.ean aa,sy a.; aDu s,;i Ia To retnrn TO the Con-
s.;.,.t;o, ia "a nn,apssl Tn the second place,
.s,hatavar ta,nady fine Democratic party
n "nas I'LL he an boneat remedy. Are Won
az ypvor - tbatp -.
= yon don,t want n dishonest remedy. or
conrse Won don't. Now. YOU have heard q
great deal said as TO what was an honest
| samedy An honest remedy. in The Ian
enaee Of tbe platform adopted by the Barnes
1iiIe Convention ftbongh / have not read 1t
yeth. is q remedy which will carry out the
intentions OF the Democratic party accord
ING to the Constitution. The Democratic
marty will legislate for all alike. 1t has not
been Iepislating for classes. II you insist on
class legislation YOU become Republican ;
because sectionalism and class legislation
are among the sins of the Republican
party. They viii build up an autocracy
in the country. The Democratic party are
opposed to that, and whatever they do Will
be for all sections and all classes alike. 1t
will not have different law for the rich and
poor man, but they will stand under one
law. [Applause.l These are the great lead
ing features OF the platform the Democratic
party will adopt, and am sure there Is not e'
man here tonight who Will differ Wltn
me on either of these points.
Now, IL the Democratic party Is Tue parry
OF the Constitution, il IL is IN IaVor oI niei-
sures to promote the interests OF all sectlons
and all classes alike, then con!ure you, as
you love your country, as you love your
wife and children, as you Will bring feilei
to the starving people OF whom we pear So
much, to unite your efforts to attain Inc sue
cess OF that party. [Applause.
II you do not, you yourself Will be endea-
yoring to prolong the suferlngs OF winch
you complain, aud youmake for your excuse
your peculiar theory. We cannot do other
wise wisely. Why should people aDanQOn