The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-10-14
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the world and that audience the sons and
nss sSs
Swice ~ within the years which 1 might count
builders that am thus thu s impressssS. but Se sns
cause Chicago itself is nothing compared
and you are but the indices Of the freedom
Enich has made the Northwest what it Is.
lAppianse.l Il ts because of not only what
another section of our country Is not, that
am thus impressed, and 1 feel called upon to
asn ask yop here to night to consider two gues-
the south what L isp ~" A''' AAU why -
should ask himself this one question:
WHICH OF THE coSrKSDING PARTIES
Of this country win most certainly most read.
ny. most surely and completely subserve my
upon the very basis of our individual inter.
est; not that Interest which is a gratification
ton of ambition. but that interest which leads
20 the development of the highest manhood
The more 70 do this from the fac. .sna %
an old and honored citizen of your own State
anceS h % fSs the reasons Which in in
der 70 the Democratic party. His words and
~sss he sna 3hss ne IT, as soss
charter member Of the Republican party. He
Lyman Trumbuli. [Applsuse and hisses.l
say that the reasons gwen by this man for
him xe she motive to Se tina. Of
reasons given. The hrs. reason i that % he gives YES
is that its claim to have saved the Nation, and
20 have put down the rebellion, to have freed
the slave, to have restored peace, IL lie.
II IS A STRANGE CLAIM
to come from those lips. It is q strange time
to make II. The heart and core Of his life has
schieved. ali that wii endure. Is Repubiican. da n
And now he comes with this arrafgnment- Is
the Republican party has in every convention
by the mouth of the Presidents It has chosen,
BY the mouth of every Congressman It has
aRe ian land m has sve ds
clared that the putting down of the rebellion
for
the nrsf time comes the claim in the mouth
min 2. Butler, In the mouths Of other men By
scores and thousands, that the Republican
Rsfsy Is not entitled tied 70 this credit Nay my
cheek of Governments mule. they declare
that the merit for these benefcent acts-bIess
reason therefor that the Democratic generals
With sn1
with rs In the fore front of battle. But they
us seas d
also leave of absence from the Democratic
Semp ior three years or during the war.
estr.nged from the Democracy that we were
compelled to invent . new name to distin-
gutsh them, and We called them
"'wAR DEMOCRATS"
just q you spean Of a.fghting Quaker
the afa iea.ure 81 sSs
%ens they FOUGHT the Rspubiicsn nShs. Kept
sshs no. and ,asRP
but l,so0.o votes In 1850. and he tells us that
there we're OF volunteers two million seven
better. Democracy and Repubncanism of
that time were not to be Judged by the men
that left them. but by the men that stayed
grand march with which John Brown went on
merits q sho.e @no ssooG behind ahsn does e
the niGht of righteous Lot from Sodom estab-
% a.ass as
Il matters not Il there was but one Repu6iican
N he spirit Which y
our resfstance was Republican. and We need
ed NO name to tell us who went to battle.
fApplause.l Thank God, there were
"wAR RKPUBLIcANs."
Laughter and applause.l To be Q Repubh.
if out on that line If it takes all SUMMER. I1p-
braves. Every mans Thought and prayer and
hope In the Republican party was upon the
q sss length 81 hi! land
that prsyed for liberty. and union. and right
red string from the window before he uttered
HIS prayer in q Whisper. whether II was the
Of the midnight canebrake; whether it was
you people Of Chicago in your magnificent
ior ass Rep1Siican am party. "a T ,ppis1se.9 is 9XeS X1S
Srss so snd snd that
heart whose hope was under the stars and
baxos every bounty Jumper and deserter; ev-
cry man who, fearing draft. looked on the
prayers, prayed Tor Democratic victory.
lLaughter and applause.] why, you remem-
walII"came down horse and foot upon
Freder1ck.towr." he said the reason that he
Mcclellan. lApplause and laughter.l No
publican success, thank God. fApplause.l
our victory. No man dreamed Of poisoning
the aqueducts or contanlinating the clothing
pis1ss.I % Feiiow S S Citizens the man n Who SAYS
that the war to put down the rebellion was
not, from frst to last. from A to Lizard.
REPUBLICAN, WAR
piaass I a and isusSser.I That Is my N.Y. opinion
are nshi"I but Mr: TrSmbnil gives us an:
noseo be trusted. ought not to succeed, and
ought not TO be counted heir of the old organ
Icy, M. Adams, Mr. Seward, Nj All. YES,
NJ. Trumbull. have left that party. andthere
AZ ne onse ss Ss tine a party s
lanehser.l Il e unfortInate for the Repubn-
:. &.
need : bi. iansrsl every now snS then. va
and = men WON'T move with the world they
must be crushed under IT. A party Of progress
way .sys faces to the rear, Ike ths Dsmocrscy,
i o T rs. T. so basDio.;s am: and
Il piled q tumulus Of victory high over many
foesfsons yess.rdsy found Si%ss P forsotss1 70 sse
to-day. Tho Statesman Who thought he knew
Tisnshteri % found % that the new new the tSoushts I that
were croWding upon him-the new Questions
s isn sSS With eaoas
these new mon He said, These things are
esccsss rOuSnSs uS;.r rh.euSn wes,y years ara.
sa16 "These things arc because I fought"
And % one by one We ind some great names
Wft6 every one of these names almost We find
an Instance Of that dread disease which is
Known throughout the country ~
A"soRE HEAD"
Laughter and appiause.l Did you ever no.
lice the fact that young men never leave the
Republican partyf Never. just look over the
year after year. and you never ind young
men among them. Corpsesi corpsesi laugh
ns1!sS ng! s1iinS seefns that eserns Of
the useless dead More merTtment.1 But
whenever you md 9 man coming from the
Democrntdc party 70 the Republican he comes
With full veins he comes with . life before him;
be comes with hope chock full OF days works.
fApplause.l Il Il this which makes the dis
fincfive characteristic between the two par
ties. forward" 10 always the Republican
ssnss ssoS. the D mon line. Applsnss
The one lives in the present and for the flu
ture. The other, Ike q buzzard, hnds nothing
w<<>1 xnff = n
oisnse.j
It seems too mel may be wrong about Il,
admit that-but ft seems to me that there Is
In this campaign but one question TO be asked
and answered by the voter or rather IL seems
hinges upon thai It Is said that there are
many and great questions TO be decided at
this time: that there are questions Of the cur
the Question as 20 our future financial condf-