, 1880-09-29
l;1G1ITEENru WARD.

}NSk EtEIlll}E w 1"hE& A"ANt* A1"'f oN1Nl'
lIroohinan iii the c!lair. The 1aEl was crowd.
ed with tho best cIllzctls Ut tic ward, and
anotg The auditors WIS the lion. c. u. Far
well, candidate for Congress, who was pres
cnt by Invitation.
S,ate's-Atlorncy Mills WINS the first speak,
rr, and WIS received with lhng-contInued NIB
piausc. 11o sail Tint ie was hoarsc from
constant speaking, yht he coaf!l, not re-
frnln from sayiisg something. The Issue
it the. present cHnvnss was whether tic
nGpnt,ltca1l pArly Should disbnH!! or nut md
liz M M sss MI essyS 9 t w1 s rRsx RsSKI oT Sss'y ss ~
event. tAppnnse. 1teyiawlrH ths his!ory
Ot tho pnrty he rGfurretl ta the Hon. Z. u.
fnrwelrs. relation - i III lis carltest .lays.
ai'l thu mention of big manu- brought for.l!
tory Of the lufly, le suih IL was tr.c TINT tic
Republicans alnllE llut! mol done nil nf the
lighting ~ The War pf tho Isrhei'tn,,. bnl the
nflu gGNfld TACT Stood Uut tllat n9 Republican
country. [Apptnusel The colilesi il.!w, hn
thought, wins simply and purely. wletller Or
n0t tisc Snlltt South Should bent down lOynl
North, a'hl It WIS tl!e duty Uf tlle people
SSttsS n ~ a apprssao u nays W.
bcfur., anu tta Democratic howl for a
Chalge was rcpllgilant to thy better sense Of
the isoplc; lAvp!a',sf Te n, psopis, s,; tlia
o,iv. .lApp!aase. When .WW1e IiH,npsoa
marched Into the Dcnncratie Convention at
CINCINNATI any ofere.! the pnrty. lbs II Electoral
yotesI5the sotld sontll-hu intlented what
nut ready lur, anything nf tho kind. III cnn.
cl.lstuM lie referred to tho ct,nuttiaey Of Mr..
FurweI' for Colgless, who, he said, WIS ,ai
honor 70 tho district fntl T. representative
ind sesa tit tn nt,ack tiint, but thny
wore calulllulat9rs, md 1t was time tI,ai tic
kepl,bl'sans i!atl arisen ind so pronounced
tscn1. liz was II pnre atd upright gentlc-
nun, and hls IT RETURN II \ e Gongrcss would be
sir. LEDNA1,f1 AwETr
wns the next speaker. Twenty years ago, he
said, no o!sc ntpiUsel that tlI0 1Ssllts now
uptIi, ns would 6e presented. The plain
uos!tln W. T. rstuII ,t o S fontpg t,id Of to
Tor the prolln to consider was whether Or
not tho country had nmythng to gs.In in
niaklHE Z elnlligt. since l644 the l1eh1cr1tlc
md tic best Interests If the copl-
slavery question t,rst asssln,,cd position. Tho
South had bee', In favor VI excluding slnvc-
now everybody rutuiced ti'at tho iaen had
been exploited, mid v0ip OF the people
would cO,ulc,nn ~ everywhere. ,Alvtllcr
Democratic tenet had been tllo fugitive slaye-
INV, I'LL LlltIG WIS IlD DUS 1llh 1ASAllN III
enlightened community wno regretted ttatlt
Ind becn wiped out, and tliat law OF tree
dDni lad takrtl lts r!acy! In every Stnla nf The
Unlon.. [Applause.1 Fron. thEs the spgakpr
entered in!o gGnernl .'Ess'ssIt'!l su e t!le
crat1c partY had always favored It, and TINT
which led lin 10 ;sk tbs question whctlleror
IL st wSou. IT, eos!ys sSSry WIS aa 9s s bsns est'sr
cratic itieas ti,an Il over was will ii,
wild. brought forlh, round after round Of
applause. From tl|s the spcaker spokn Of
s r ar o p S i9 Ssry fGs1 aYfS1E ~ III cpp.an M fHno
purity ir restoring tho Iate Rebels tn citizen,
golia too f9r, le thought, for It was now q
llOtUrious fact. that tho liarty's libernlity had
tsssi fSss u Ts T}st'bns,enf beaef. tGs"s o u.s. Sor G s
cuntilnetl, weru tllu tall of TIC purity ald thu
Soutl, the head, and lse hat! never heard Of
the tAll wagglng. th9 head, aud never ex-
ss!e to- t. Lss so, aH,p'a,ss II IIanfpsk
a'Ml lle only wished tiat iec0nlt Gull The Lin
coins, SewNrt[s.. and tho trayc soldiers who
Wl,o fell OH tue battlefield itl ntesiHe t!1elr
seltlv. Wietller. he should bu elected or not.
tApplnuse.] They Would vote, tn Il nun. As
thuy lad f0uEht, md no one gould fur n
'ponft "f'@ @p aI w1' te wSa fSst bs woa ,.ets hs
Unanimously, ,n!t, there would be no n'are
Heard Ut Il Sulid South. tApplnl,se.l In
conclusion by urged tho intlh'Fta!!IcY of his
hearers not l9s!lIg slEht Of loeul sllsirs, sl,d
Weii II was ~ vi grcat mistake, is saiI lint
AIr. FArwell hatl not been kept III Con-
slSs h!ss'' man, ~ thofoys!W,ly W !tcnt!s;i'e W!,S
jail accomplished grind results, arl tho pep.
pie, Without distinction VI purity, wGlllil rntly
around l!i,n ai}d return ain 70 thG p9sltlon l3e
own Interests. (ApplaIse.]
51ls. +. r, ALLEN
was tho next speaker, alld, since tho former
speaker hnll referred til tito history Ot tic
Democratic pariy, hoxory olportt!nc!y called
up the llrst lank VI itS Ctneln',atl plntforll,.,
of whici. iu thsughi tiIo Country bud alr,at'ly
seen a1ld exneIlcl'cctl to9 much. Applause.
Following thls llu reviewed tho History Vt
ttle Republican party, esptcaally WI!
% stsrsit ths 70 Sai Sansys' se,'ss checking s st tx 4 H
paying of uie public debt, aud tlllt tho Nj:
ilol1nl credit Ind been rostnretl,-te effect 0f
all of wl,icl. was seen tn tho prsint1ini t;nv-
erIl,nent 1oI.As were now Drinking. ,a!ld ths n,
lApplaus.I Ile did NOT lctIuye that thu pco::
III, Il, view. Of thls history, Weru preiNrud
iur Il repetition Of Deluocrnttc "tralitl lt'.it,"
INT 10 hfQtu luGII IL WHY IeGE3anTy ~ W up
aid doing, Hancock WIS III tho l,llAls Dt the
purity Ut AhunlnabIu traditions, a,Id !! ClntRu
would be disastrous. lngDllclasluIl, li1 urged
tilo necessity 0f maklng good local lomii,a'
t!ons, a.ltl ttiu especial Importance ut svtlllK
to it Tint no ol,e tutntetl With Dul,acracy was
allowed u 70 70 Congress from tho City OF
Al Islts puilit Mr. Fi!srwcll was loudly ycallcd
for wy, a[ose y H. seat; A. s syp', cs 1s
III lis lonDr shown hlul, Iii - few words.
NM! sud- ttat ho prpfs[rs,i e IlstSn to others
Hts refusal tn steak was = GlsapgointMe.,t,
plaudlng Justify. thus expressing tioir hearty
appr0bntI0l, Of lils presel,ca a,a calnll tlacy.
Il, s. TuilIlIl tulluweit with All UulOKy OF
Garfield antl Arthur alM! the lloh Q. U. Far-
urged the necessity 0f purity work being
done, and expressed thu llopu tllat tha str0llR-
pst nt,d .Altlst unexcepttonablt candidates
would ba presented by tue Convention Tues
Ile meeting then adjourned.
-FOUR MORE JUDGES.
coy. cuLIoa's PROCLAMATION Fob TILE