The Morning herald., 1878-10-28

From the Pittsburgh Post, oct. 81
The Post, after many complimentary
remarks upon Mr.. UBryne's speeches in
the West, gives a good outline Of his ad-
dre,s 10 the s.South Side Democracy on |
Tuesday night last, to nearly 5000 per-
sons.
NE. o'BYkSE's SPEECH.
John OByns,, Esq, Of Wilmington,
Del. was then introduced and advanced
amidst the applause of the house, and
soon got down to his work sfter brief in
roductory in which he said: II have
pevsr been candidate for any Office, great
OF small, and never expect to be caDdi>
dale. (Applause.) Therefore l can rd-
dress you With the unselfsh sincerity Of an
Independent citizen"
Never, perhaps, in the history of libeity
was more imporan. issue presented for
the decision Of ireemen, than the prefent
one. and thar looming up in the near
fu,ure. Our present campaign is the pre-
liminary contest, which must, in great
measure decide the mighty one Of 1880.
WI erein the free millions Of the Republic
i'll be required 10 reverse the wrong q
1875 and scourge the political felons who
then carried out conspiracy against right,
who treated the election of that year as a
farce and placed, by corruption and fraud
the usurper Hayes in the Presidential
chair, to which the suffrages Of the people
had called Samuel J. Til1en. (Great and
continued applause.) This successful trea'
son must be punished. 1t Is the first duty
which rests upon the public conscience,
and corelative one is to drive out o.
public ight the sidsrs and abstlors Of the
reasonable conspiracy, in which fou
coterie will be found, Hayes, Cameron
Sherman--and all their henchmen from
Mickey to the lowest hummer Of the pig
and whistle. Great cheeriDg.)
RESULT OF RADICAL RULE.
1t is sad and serious 10 witness the prot
trste industries ofthis and other Common,
vealths. The Lord, in his goodness, la
given to our land harvest unequalled ir
bounty-every gift Of his has been poured
with an omnipotent generosity; yet in th.
midst Of this teeming plenty, strong mer
want food; women deeply wall at the cries
OF famished children. Oh, ye merciful
God, has your benefcence been thwarted
by the dishonesty and misrule of men
Men who, by ipiquitous laws, take away
,be.substance of the poor, and then with 1
lie, look yol in the face as if they were
bonest Sensation. Why is ii so? BE-,
cause the Republican party has rioted in
the excess of power for eighteen long years,
and at all times being conscious Of the
fragile character Of the rule. made lawt
not to foster industry, expand commerce,
simplify the agricultural exchanges of thu
country, but 10 perpetuate their power,
even lift led to the bsgxa-y Of the people
and the ruin of the nation. (Great and
continued cheering / challenge Gam.
eroD, Hoyt, Mackey and the whole host oi
our political Pharisies, who daily pra I
about good government and "hones
money" to deny nv charge. Only thluI
Of Cameron and Mickey talking of "hon
est money! Why the brigand of Abuzzi
Or the of-colored sneak thiet of Popla
alley might as vel pretend 10 talk to the i
swag as honest! 'Honest money" aus
Cameron might well be wed to each other
for God knows there is no inmate Of DIX.
m mt crazy enough to say that they wer
anything kin. Great laughter"
HOW 1T .PFECTs woRKINGMEN--THE HA
T1oNAL PARTY.
What effect has this misrule dsnounc
upon you workingmen? 1t effects you il
every phase of life; it has shrunk you
wages, entered your houses and snatche,
away with robbei hand, first triAing luxu
ries, then necessities; it has stripped you
children of their shoes and curtails thei
chances in life; by compelling you to pu
them earlier to work; it shuts them GU
fron school, and condemns them to
pariah's position; and all this deep, dread
ful, damning wrong you are quiet uude
and you do not throttle the thieye,
Tremendous cheering.] 1t is the leader
J arraign for this state Of things-not yo,
Republican workipgmen now present, yol
are alike victims, and dupes. As a polit
iral tact, the Democracy during these II
years have never failed to protest agains
'he legislation condemn. Their escnt
cheon is unsullied, their record un
idrnisbed, and their more than royal righ
20 the confidence Of the liberty loving peo
pie unimpaired. Their, acts stand ou
saliently as attestatior 10 their fidelity t
the people, and to their fitness to rule th
nation. Great cheering.l In the bosor
Of both parties, begotten of misery, hs
arisen what is called in some sections, th
Greenback party, in others the NationaI
'5nch birth is natural, its womb is Re
iIhlica niann. IL was conco;yod i, x,,;,o.