New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
POINTS IN C0NKLIyG'S ono SPEECH.
sECTIONALIsM. FREE TRADE AND CHANGE.
from the Report Of The Cincinnati Commercial
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| sECTIONAIIsM. FREE TRADE AND CHANGE.
From me Report Of The Cincinnati Commercial
Hand in hand, with respect for labor, has
goae IN OIo nave learned l. ali the American
sysem-that ~ stem of laying 0uucs on imports
to tax these whcl compete with our dom st C in.
this Diversified 'erpnse The farmer las found at
his own door market for his productions and 'hc
| manufacturer has SOLD to the farmer and American
laoor has found reward-not me starving wages of the
Old World but IN wages which could buy ire comforts
| every other State winch has phed the plough,
as loom oeHTa a%s 'S Goa a"d ns SO'r
IN human sqGny ana Witch had 'cT cuug Igi ~ my
system Of econ of home industries prospered also
the midst OF all the prosperity harsh voice rings
| through the land demanding change lLauGhier and
% uom ANA annonsc I've ion waTt any o
wants tsI Ib o. change Voices Hancock - Nobody ri
Wei now, which do you mean one says Hancock ana
another nobody lROars of laughter.l That makes
think of neghbOr of NV irend here who told about
his horses He SAID one looked like both mat
lie could not tell the other from which. IEcnrWed
laugnier.l ask you who wants ell. nge. and wnat
change Is not the debt melting away I Has not tne
interest changed, and has not taxation rapidly dsHp
peared
l. not the currency solvent stable and honest What
f. the tIOuDlel The South wants change why is
gourd according to the good book, grew The
Souh has grown If we are to believe the wonders u ihe
creased 43 per cent in population. llaughterJ
Now let me say here see gentlemen close around me
busy Win ther pens, ana shaiI CNIec' 10 rea mat
even i'm words nave Said tht; have sIrsc mp
/
been h-htIug over again ne issues ot the war; that
have making an attack upon South Carolina and
the SOUTH Let say To you. fclowcitzcns. that 40
purpose is further from my hrart No pltrolc Amefl-
can cIe not where ne lives, can wish III or poverty To
South. 10 the Es, or % the North or to the west
OF tins our country Iftat applauseI 4he democratic
party measure by when the icho lion
| the closed down to TINS day, and now / viii
thank any Democrat In tds audience II ne Will tell me
what the Democratic party Is fr to-day. Great aug-
ter and applause. a voice" Free trade Another
To mold BACK the Repubi icans."I
Is f Is
No -ir sound of the trp-uammer In Pennsylvania,
| the hum OF machinery and ol all The engineering indus
try al over Olio Lake Erie to the SJulh, VIII SUD
such cry. lApplAistI Ihey say lhey are Ior tIli
tins law " hat the sense position Here Is
great debt inflicted by The Rebellion, the interest on
which annually we must pay ana mere Is an euues'
multitude OF cIiD cs, OF mourning men, who cary an
empty sleeve and men who Jeff leg upon tie burning
| Dattehc ID Of the Rebellion here is lnul,ltgGe no
man can uumbertne widows and the children Of those
VINO marched the uniform Of the Rcpub lc and never
came back again, To al oi tHese wius OF Tue Ntlon
pensions due, and tue 'nsnn account the interest
account and the current account reneis II nee
essaty Tor years 10 come lu eNy hnnual NaNt tp vi
National revenue large part OF II to be levied by duties
imposed upon the rchandist the larcs ana the works
! of artisans which come from IN o World Now
means tarln to be laid on tea and
coffee which you cannot raise III Ohio which We cannot
ra,e In any zone IN when country lies; tariff
bc and tnen on iron and wool ana agrcul
ursl implements ana the tngS whch we can MAKE ana
do ma and with winch we are undertaking England III
the market world. to III here free rom tax
Pennsylvania, order tnat every iabornG man in tlc
United states be put down on the level WITH me de
'Xo"" Never."l
Which party carried on the Government during the
w,.rl Which party stood for the country which party
devised tie financial scheme Oh which the war was
Wno has made every paper dollar IN your
pocket as good as godi Ohi ! read In
that your distinguished neighbor, Mr. Speaker Randa
said tnat ne Democratic party had economized, That
The necessares OF lie until they eked our and wrung
out and sque, zed and saved enough 10 resume
How DO you suppose they diditi Why. 6y cutting down
tion very much They took the Government by the
throat hlghwayman would collar you on the road
said if the Executive dl1 not give up ms conscience
and all the rest dld not consent 10 overthrow certain
laws of which was signed by George WaSmngt0nj
cease to protect The ballot If the KuK.ux and White
Leaguers not allowed to range without let or
hlndrance, they would refuse appropriation, and
would put out every beacon light on Lake Erie aud on
the rOck-bOund coast of the Atlantci they would
close the courts, stop the mails and shut up
the slop # the Government unless these laws designed
We SAID the time, If you remember, in the Senate
that "A mere elect tionecrlng dcVcej they knew
that they we're going into the next election and they
would put all these and appropriations into the
deficiency billsaDd what rs the truth about that Ihey
aud carried oil the Congressional districts
they could and came back aud put them into the deli
clency bills and when hey were put IN the total was
larger tnan II was beioIe But r Randall says-l believe
what every from PENNSYLVANIA says; my friend
here has beaten many years ago tDa never
dare to doubt what Pennsyivanians say-lt Is sara oy
that good crops caused tue resumption O specie
payments. Good crops. gentlemen. No levty is IN
place when every Republican ana Democrat, man ana
woman. turns reverentally to the great ana unusual
blessing
crops b.fore resumed specie payments
law under which specie payments were to be resumed
without day hxed-as The President before he lefi
be paid applansel-I ask You without such law no"
would good crops ever have mace paper excbADga1le
for gold ask again, who did az these TIM s-"hch
parry . Which organization ask, moreover. VINO
opposed them all IA voice: The Democratic
party. II Is not sentinenl. Is not equity, II i nrc
side question Tor every man in the Republic lappiause
ami rhe truth often dlsagrceabe. and yet thc
neither ihe great fIancia commercial industrial and
political interests OF tins vast country are to pc handed
over particular political party That being the ques
ton feel licensed to inquire who and what that party
is To ask about its claims and its title 10 be
bands Of the south, and that The Southern
Democrats number fifteen per cent OF the Amer
Ican people, and that those States represent,
all told, per cent Of the assessed valuation OF the
wealth Of the American people. Seven per cent OF the
Confederate states, ana 93 cent belongs in
those which stood by that flag OF ours, ana Ded
CODgre thirty members based upon counting all the
black population Of the states and yet tna black
who know personally from recent observation how
thoroughly mat vote Is stite0. 80 s1ed tnat III two
years 100000 coiored votes have disappeared In the
Southern count
You have nominated candidates men who have
made thcir intelligence ana their illness IN conspicuous
speeches o! pubic action you nave behind thOse eau
didates party which has been all the time for twenty
III pnblc view; the hercest light that ever beat
upon throne mas not hh"he more brightly than the
light IN which The Republican party has continually
been seen. You are arraved against n party which
bas breD over ana over again weighed IN the baanco
and Is wanted below. Laughter aud applausel
The centuries whcn nave gone. the humanity which
struggles and prays for the right OF free sefgovern
mcnt which enjoy. does not pray that may
hlbit more military power. but II prays that may
have peuce and order that We may pursu as band II
cvll cation broad enough 10 embrace ali and ali
degree of prosperity and OF grandeur, OF primacy and
OF glory nevcr approached by any OF he empires of
..rfn ygd IA uunla