, 1879-06-06

lent thereto. IA }yoice, "Agccd."1 Nov, ny
fellow citizens, am not here 10 make q speech
We harc other fsshep, such as the question VI
State ,uatters and questions Of
FtNANoN.
On tho question OF finance tho Republican party
occupies high ground It has stood from tho
beginning for national honor, for tic national
faith. and for national credit. It stands there
to-day. During tho dark hour Of bloody rcbell-
lou, when tic life nf tho natton was tmporiied.
wa had to pledge tho credit of this nation to savo
the HE of IL. Wo pledged ourselves then that
when this War was over, and ne weFo
nile, wc would redeem tho Qrcenbacks. For
Afteen long Jeara No have been struggling to
redeem that pledge. We have fought for tho
success Of this plcdgo against the combined
forces of the Democratic party. md, thank God,
to.aay, through tho courage OF an Ohio man
and the fnlthfutness OF the Republican party,
that pledge Is redeemed. and tic grcenback
dollar Is worth hundred cents. (Applauae.l
In every part Of this country the plow-ho'dcr
md the bondholacr have currency OF eauat
va'ac. Now, my fellow-citfxens, wo Republicans
propose to stand there. Wa propose to n,atntain
this national credit against all cncnics whether
they be Ewing 0rccnoackcrs or wiint not. Wu
propose to stand by the national faith, tho na-
tom. honor, mil by That Ercenhack dollar.
Now, my fallow-cItizens, don't propose to Ell
tertasn sou with any long discussion On thss
question. Wo arc alout entering NJ on n cal1l-
paien TINT will be an ncilso one. am Of the
opinion to-day Of the distinguished gcpt!cH,an
whom our Democratic friends put at tile head
of their ticket yesterday. 1t WAS his opanton,
nhout three Of four ycars ago, that the Demo-
craticpatty
HAD CEASED TO ne USEFUL
lonE years before. lAppianse md anughter}
nm Of TINT opinion still. II seems that uly dis
ttngu!shed friend llas changed Lis mind. We
propose to stand By Tint, alst, when the poles
close IN ortobnr next, VIC propose TO prove II BY
Il very large majority. [Applausc.] Now, INV
fcow-c!tlzens, tllrre Is one occurrence that Imp
pcnel in tire Convention yesteriny Tint pro-
pose for a moment 10 speak or Oue OF the
th!ngs TINT our Democratic friends for many
years abhorrcd above all was "thc nRgcr." Why,
when we tnuertook to nut tho colorci man In the
ticld md make a soldier OF him, our Democratic
friends antl "Tbat wou't DO. Our white SOL
dcrs won't stand It. BESIDES that. he smells go
badly he will ncrcr makc a aoailier." Laugh
teri What wonlrous diflercuce-what q
wondrous eltcct-it has npon thesmsii Of tho
colorcd man to Sots The Democratic ticket. 1t
pur1ics him NJ once. Why, our distinguished
friend, thu Speaker Of the House Of Rcprcscut-
at!ycs, Ind one beside hin. fur Nh hour to-day,
nl.I he didn't smell bit. {Applause asd
isughter.] Now, my fo'low-ctTzeus, 1 thank
you Tor this reception, aud bid you goodnight.
tCrlcs Of Go on," "Go oo.'1 No, thank you.
expcct to sec you ngatn before tie campalgn
closea. mud nuw bid you good.ntght.''
Mr. Foster was followed by
0EN. CReByBNOn,
who made IN excellent speech, which was re-
ce!gcd With rounds Of applause. Loud and pro-
]ongcd calls were made for Gen. Beatty, who at
I the titno was In hfr. Fosters parlor. Beatty
finally responded, and delivered one Of this
nbcst speeches Of Ills ltfc. Tho Ice was broken,
and tlIu chief Of the Ohio Stalwarts, while still
holding bis peculiar Views, joins hands with Ills
party frIonds, and will support the ticket
and work for its SUCCESS. All hopes vi
thc Democrats IN bringing about division In
the Republican party arc nov destroyed.