Daily Republican., 1878-11-04
pEMOrRATIC MASS MEETING.
Large Atiendance--Epeech olsen
atOr Bayasd.

NNltHF 0sDu hs@y
TN. On, ra House last Saturday even
IN contained q large audience. The
atit action being the appearance Of Hon.
4homas +. Bayard, who was announced
\ " delv-r an address upon the political
l1kiaes Of the day. ..
THO following were announced as ofh
K SeSs
ca B. Lore, Esq.
va. Presid.nts--lion. James Ponder,
James Crippen, Christian Messick, Dan.
N P. Price, John Mealey, WIN. Weeks
Jokp Wood, W. P. Windish, John Otto,
A&dnst Hitler, Theodore +. Crawford,
Jstivs Clarke, Dennis S Mention, Allen
Ruth, John Bleyer, John McSorley, Jas.
y. Gas person, John n. llarman, Henry
Nillsr, VIM. Bar~ford, Thomas Ford,
Gol. Frank McCloskey, DR.. Kirciiner,
Dr Henry c. Snitclier, DR.. John X.
Khn-, Passmore H. Mitchell, Lewis H..
G0x, Joseph N. Cooling, Peter N. Bre.
nan, Edward Moore, Caleb p. Johnson,
B1ward Barr, Jr., Charles Cannon,
\ pred-rick Frank, John Fullmer, Geo.
coward, Milton Lack"y, A. l.. Hende
sef, Henry Bleyer, Enoch Moore, Jr., j..
j. Tone,, Frank Sawdon, Joshua l..
Glmms, c. Hill B inton, Samuel Mur
", ii. p. Banning, William McMen-
114ln, J. II. Moore, J. c. Pyle, DR.. J.
A.Drappr, Benjamin c. Pearce, Martin
rxrr.ll, Robert II. Taylor, DR.. II o..
Qrla. DR.. A. H. Quinby, DR.. NJ. J. Gal
26her, James N. Saunders, John p
{inger, NJ. B.. Ocheltree, George w.
01llip, George O'Nsill and James Brad
1ecretaries:-Dr. A. B. Mitchell, John
\ y Frazer, l.. A. Batolette Esq, John
o. Parra, Jas. II. Price, Jno. W. Law
4 ~ Jno. +. Dolan, H. b. Morrow,
ts r. McGonigle, Jas. A. Plunkett,
R1(6r J.. Ford, Merris Taylor, Geo.
oAX vrne, b. J. Mcguire, Michael Whal.
SntD David II. Finley, Jno. G. Cole, Esq,
AND. Taylor Bradford.
hen Mr.. Bayard came forth he was
i601(ved with continued applause
~ 4ook a general view of the condi-
~ OF things and dwelling upon the
1tress evidenced everywhere asked
\ ~ cause OF it. Is the crops failing
Is the mechanical ingenuity of the
lion on the wane' Again Is the an
a0r1er, no. Never in the history Of the
1ntry have the crops been known to
40 prolific and never in the history
VI the world has our mechanics receiv
\ ~ such signal triumph as In the year
<Ws.
NJ spoke Of the cause as lying at the
y N1Dr of Il false measure Of values aud
ISk false mrasur. he attributed to the
\ government of those in power. He
F,l the condition of England in the day
her financial depression, ard of the
brts Of those-lsaac Newton and John
pke--who with their far seeing in
lect unraveled the gordon tie OF
ancial polity and with st, ady hands
laed their country's destiny from
shoals upon which she was rapidly
\ fling Our country in its jeopardy
ps for such men. 1t wants them; 1ut
IRE are they!
le condemned fiat money. At the
pr of the Republican party he laid
s( issue. and yet, he said, that party
is itself the party of honest money.
had opposed the issue OF paper
rrency, and in opposition he had ar
Ped against him, since his appear
ce in tine Senate, members of the Re-
blican party. He referred to those
b favored this de l.ted eurrencyr he
u they are not fit to hold the posi-
81QD Of the simplest American citizen,
W. should agree uDon one thing
u we will not for a moment toler-
a man who would thus wifully
troy the nations credit. (Applause, }
j. closed by referring to the evils
x the crime of the Republican press
heir endeavors to play upon the
Ssj judices of the people Of the NORTH
Ao9 inst their brethern of the South.
is speech occupied about two hours
1ts delivery. ...