, 1879-08-21


sound has openct1 It's arcs 10 The light Ut the
present dnv, drop.c1 its 'i0nnsial errors Of tl'S
past, and pronounced emphatfcally fof tounI
money. THUS snenka The t!.'a1c'al Ieeo.uuon O.
OF old fAvors constitutional currency Of go',i
And atlvcr, and Of paper. convertible into COLL"
Can It be your ambition, Democrats ol Ohio,
nens m NJ ia j. tic la,,''tl Cau any one Of son, 10
whom thc welfare of II" country in dear. follow
the lead Of those who strive to make yons party
thr cnemv Of the PEOPLES prosnctltyt Lan SoH1
OF your party IN this Ssote, who hRvu already
proven thrmtr1rrs such fnlec prophets would
give new ]tfc to mfsrhterous apitnt!on which,
to ovcsawe with commanding Influence your
Fhole organization throughout the lind; and,
as long aa Il exists. hc staining tnennrt to ttc
wcifnre of thc whole eo',utfyf IGait upo, al
good citizens, Democrats and lfcpublteank. WHO
have heart for shG common Interest. 10 inaRc
an end of this. as In Ohio. the mischief hns
been nussed to dangerous greatness, go yet II re.
cc'vs its dcath!ow on the soil ~ Ohio. Lex
your election prove TINT not the rug. .',aby,n'
not population Of national faith, not the Wild
nbsurltties nn,l morbid fancick born Of the ex-
element intending temporary nrsiod Of us
trcss, but that sound money, naiit'nnl honor,
tasa.s tI., s'0a business sense A'' ''' '''' oD'0
o., IA tl~rc ANYTHING In The complexion four
wise a,ai ratrlut!c resolvc! Arc your liberties
thrcateneis
ARE Youn RIGHTS IN rAuagR9
1s,t true. rs some highly imaginative ocrsons
have asserted, thai thr Saional Administration,
~ ,a';t,sia ~, rc.rnt3nns has
der the pressure d! extreme influences. changed
i,e policy, md is now 1csorting 10 iltecttl-
mate cxcrtinns Of nowrr! Those who
mn1,cv nns hsnn nni nnw H. II
i,ns SSooccical to frirnJ nn,I foe Tint which is
right. nnu y is determined to resist That which
R,"mw u onc am,i In. samo pnlfcr harmo,,tnus
ttsnIf n m. tIr cnurso nf ,i,n Gt,,njnistra,on
kom ita brrjnninr. MD Il viii he to tic end.
i,oes ,ss onv .amc man thsn1: lila Administrations
conaiIc III scndin,, fhc soldier 10 thr hnlIasboy
tnnrnr,,ro ~" frn.3nto ~ liz, e,rrtnrI Thnac
Vim say 20 ' sav Tin. With Inv ,e,telyes DO
ut era ee,rr rnm the ssFsia,Iya aIs Of rs sot
ern stnt"s. hcrau,c he fa}t ,iu,t Iu he his cn,,.
stituf;anni ilntv. 1hn President vetoed III
srmv onnronrjafton hiii rontninit,s a nroyls,o,
roms;i,nttonoi rantrol "f Tho army ut, ono iaT
~ H.. vear H., amsr he fc,t that n n, his ro,,
et,,mtInnni dntv. i'm. Nnh I an. rnnyjnrcd a
,iarTn majority Of lie American pcople think
4i,hI hc ~. risht.
Ana row ,r,,cro ia lin man ,rbo comnlafns
thai he haa bcsn hiniereI ar In,,miaate,l IN thc
srarc,se M ~ his ufrncr hr n Fr,,rra hayonet nj,
thc nm,Ia9 SInw hin Ia mr., Ia thcr, one in
INK ~ nr 1nd;nno @ nr Srw Yort, IL tirn onc
~ ~, q ao,,,hI Trra ~ IL son,icrn a,,,horitr'
rca5 in tnr charlcston a. C.i,Nats and Courier,
n Democratic Journal, rs follows: I'VE do mt
Innv ~ sin1tc instanre IN Ennth
Carolina where Ike presence uf United
S,ntn, ,ronnn NJ thr mills has nrerrntr I'd
amr Drn,tcrot IRAN ~ voti,r. II is
sca1iy canno viii viii scrto's @ % sountcnauce take
nor1 n ihis cn,nrliv ri tcrrors>n What Incnns.
tneu. this wtltl taIx abont lrm,ps at The pot,s3
II ia the rcckiess rry of nartipanshfp which cum
nnnn e !egsn rnorpncs s9u uf ia mStiluc Lsttboss
rhn nretc1,d tn hn so crtrrn,ely nnx;nts thnt
~, rntrr h" no, ovrrauc,1 ty aTmcd forrs n,nIr
v;~orous w ~ cfTort - 'k,rn tf,c ormr,i
xso,oas T IT, rn1,s e1 SrSp pp, NJ as ,,ar ha,
ita.1 ~ ,n,fr ssnnor.r n"1 r si',,i tams ronl
rarr thai there he no danger frot, The Fcdcruj
snidirrr' ~ '~'
Illu prcsi]opt and the Cabinet as we'll a. all
good cttfzGnB, believe In the cutnptctc8t freedom
Of elcctlons. But the rrcsident vetoed Leg
tElnttva md Executive Appropriation bill CON
tatnInc provision rcpcalinEa part md clnaa
ctlatiug the whole OF certain }aws prntectine
he do thlsa Bocausc, whi1o believing IN The
fullest freceom Of elections, he does not thnR
that ulc freedom Of election consists In tic
freedom of repcaters and ballot.ho1 suffers e
by the handful. Tie docs mt believe In The
freedom Of some incn TO rob, .by fraud, tin
honest votes Of othtr citizens Of their rigbtfu
force.
Tile necessity Of 1aws for the protection o
Congrcss1onal elections has been abnndantl,
shown by multitude Of facts we'll asccstatnc4
Inc existing IQ#t 0hVc GccH 8n0Wn 10 10 CIlccL
i've. Their constitutionalfty Inns never beet
called In question by nny Judge OF n unitCt
States Court In anY Of tho numerous eases tina
hnyo arisen under thrn,. Their validity In
been uniformly sustained By judicial acts NH
opinion But you may say that some Of thet
provisions arc liable to abuse. Well, II ttr,
afc, the President Inns emphatically expressed
bis Willingness to approve an5 amendment re
lieynE them Of the 1nnger Of abuse wittou
stripping them Of their efficacy. Wny hny
such amendments not been otIcrcdI But TIL
President has also snnwn bis determination Il
veto their repcal unless something better AM
equally ctllcacous to protect the purity Of Con
'rresst0nnl elections be out in their place. Ant
again, I saY, nru convinced tint lnrEc majos
,ty OF the American people think he ia right
THE PRESIDENT
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