The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-02-21

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ihr public THESE i~sn.s sHcsssA,.i,, nt1
4 complication II s~fHss IN 4 rla,iaaan
rnnsa.ninp mnns questions. Ii hss
mind. The nrsat ahl.st IL Iii. ursnhaeL
party sr.aas should l,e II ,hnu ~
strength. lnn want IL lnaLe III. rahlie
nssmr. and feaf ,un Tiny ar INV
counting how many ur.nhaek seiss
,lsrre an In Congress p.li,ies aud
VIZ ara politicians necessarily iises
nothing Int count nns.a. Yum may
.luw m~ the Angel Gabriel. with cleer
platform. and he /. nothing III MI 'n
man with hundred ,hunsani so',s In.
hind him. No~. th.n. ~ mn.t shnW
,mr strength. 1nsthc starA that v.
have hevn III work w. have pnt n large
majority VI men ripr fnr u,,r ns.asnns.
Men Ml.n have mt vet .st,nmii'rl
Themselves ar, rip FIR shrn, aua w.
Iny What Tiny ned II rrupi II nnr
powers, and then 40 shall hass tho
walters Oh Providence On our ~l.lr ,l,n
winning side. No~, II shnN ,nnr
strength, yon l,a,e got IL ineln'le Int
one general proposition In your imm..
,liat. attempt. MN coming u this
icea the onl, thing tint srrms u Me
to liz the ISSUE is.wh.lll.r tliis natan
shall exclusively iss,,e iis money, or 1T
I'll. national banks issNr Ii whether the
mation will reassu,ne its sovereignty or
not. MIR, Phillips referred 10 the pr..
diction vi Sir Rolrrt Peel in 1911, that
In thirty years tho people af nsland
would bc discussing tho resumption ls
tho Government of the issue ni liz eur.
rcncy, as having been fulfilled. md
then hc continued. When We put the
grccnlaack issue In our platform w
carry with ns all shc pr pr,gr.rsi,e men 81
tho Norsl, aud of thu South, aud make
the strongest lnsnr Ia thu world NV
! don't desire ~ separate tin i~n,lpa.
hut ono thing III Il time must hn
your object, | always, NJ m Aboli'
tionis,. believed thai tho negro should
vote, hut, mp 10 1910. W. never claimed
for tho negro the right tu vote VIZ
simply claimed TINT no man had ripht
to own Anothcr. and thus VI brought
on tho wMr aud killed slavery. II w
had added many other iasues equally
ju~t II W. hAd added forty nerss of
land and u mule for Negro Hayes
would never have tiarn 10 the rlnee he
now holds, a,i.l tiel. nnller would aa.e
bccn President. They ma.le ihe issne
that The negro lm frea. mud VIZ succeed.
I'd. Mr.. Phillips sai.l Tint II hnd been
found impossible 10 maintain il labor
party, ~ lahor md capital are 70 inii
mately connected illat u contest hr.
tween them cannot he maintaiued liz
claimed that tho National part, would
absorb aud represent tlae lAhpr element
md hc advised the conference ~ tak.
such action \, will mink. tlle party In
Nrw England and throughout thu land
responsible. aud whicl, will secure II
thu NovrrnMont Il return III TINT awe.
rcignty which belongs ~ Il ~ right.