The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-04
A PARTY NiTt..r A LISBON.

Since. ce I elecIi '" -" leaders ct nc
At ,nrr,i,r" scrc in,i, >c r"nlaincd re-
ttr.iahL. "a, l. he hr' d"i appeared u,
-, tu,. io...u nor IL red MA vtMH in ile|
.w-,mpcIa = ca %. /. 80 e, NcIc honest, re-
,aincd NTH hc deuo.lm party, with which
one the, 80, h ~ AL ,nrcd The cause
zach lhry ad,u, aicu N" ,"1 "hagrIned and
.,.l,lncd To- venture mo anG ad"lcc which
Ioduccd CA rnl> consequences. b't
ic m,ori,y / ser "a O., have never been
a,ticr., of DIN cal esrl) Butter now
nno,incco aimsci $ h rctoorc republican!
ic wa, never Il denIocr u, without the prospect
- person ). ad,a GENE (which that organiza-
iun, thea Ia over, mlg,h give HIM IN OPP or
lnIi, f. olt j.. Ie would not have voted
XIV. ,rvcn liurS I r jcI Davis At Charleston,
nil for the ,,I. rta,o he dId not isconc
.punnir nu, for STELLAR cause, AZ II gree n
irkrr hc la rv thing 10 gam and nothing
) i,sr iinouwnking The laborcrs OF hassa-
n,ls,it-, nc co ed lrccnhacklsn, with II
rance t. tee cCtc aud lncn become their
lturc grand u.o1ul; failing in thar, he could
rop back To- the traces Of the party in power
mi SAY, boys -rc what and We money fiat
SIS ha ed ne! We couldn force the mxsses
o vote the c,,ub ican lurKrt, hul We have done
he next nc,t hi z -Ac nave helped you to
veal The ,irnoc at, AMI Gwen YOU new lease
# powrr-GNr me al nIIicc! Even the
nile underilas i, lhis state makeno prctenCe
# standing ly Il cir p.ily"r principles
,vcr that ma, u can hut openly demand "c-
=, this winter { IN lac rrpuoIicAa Legislature
on the gr0un al havlng earned places, I0r
toojny heiped 10 elect II; rspljLic" prty'
IL i. tue, an I NJ shameful ~ true, that tho
crccnhac. patty caused the election ct repn'-
lcta, in al II Z populous northern sta'es-il =
cry ORGAN cation upder whose mismauag,-
nrnt 81 innummrrAhlc grievances of which
Complaint 10 made were created.
The republican party Is the party 81 pfivi-
eyes; the democracy of equal rights, sAyN
,enator Thurman, and the proof isover~helm
ny Radical rrpublicanism created credit
nobiler rings within rings and rings without
Ing, Its eAeculyes have pAr,toned criminals
who in any other country would have been 'r-
raded and whose Infamous history WOULD
lavc been handed down ~ examples to deter
.oming gener ,,,ons Here with amockery Of
rial, or without arrest, they go un~hipped Il
Justice and retire nabobS To live on i'll gotleu
wealth, 10 turn up supporters of Grant in 1880
But il il crcditablc to he masses of the pco
Die. tn though now and then led aStray b.,
hypocr les they are honest. They unior'nna'e'!
| 10 not m Ike politics study. AMI political
economy To them j. e word with no meaning
| they work in the shops, in The mime, on the
| farm, or in the factories. They do not MAKE
the laws, hut pay the taxes. They are made Ia
pay "A high protective tariff on the products OF
their own skill and labor. Bccau the work
of their own hands is thus protect" they dc
M, see the robbery thai is pcrpelra'ed upon
them ON every article which they consume and
ID mt produce, nor the "ther fact that this 81
called protection comes our of their own peck
ItlSI IntN wv tit poitN
which they thus have indirectly placed in of
f.e would dry up the Mississippi river and
the canal herc-cvery wafer outlet south and
which is owned and controlled by the m"nop
olies which have been built up by that organ
lzttion-the republican party!
But capital is not so much their enemy ~
their oyn want of f,re,hou ,hl. They ycar
fer year vote for the party of ndbobS and
a ,ainst their own interests, ss !hc recent cleo
ton shows.
A word Of friendly warning from General
Shields. n hero and = statesman. may not he
Out of place here. IL recent speech he said
We tie people) must light Grant in 1870
and in hi. struggle We will ind opposed Ia us
the republican party; the admin iration
eighty thousand Office holders; the Office seek
els; the protective ,arif IN tonspira