, 1880-06-12

tsaf Il1uk III NOalElFs1 kllC kl3SliVllOH tuVk my
nlnn who commanded colored troops should
he treatch rs n pirate, nnd not ns a soldier, rs
r slayc-steal"r, ami mot ~ = .ollier-l heard
That nlnn calmly say, with his hent lp III the
lie, tlMt lid Union sol,iirrs were rs wwcil vii
ireAttnl nnh ~ kindly trented in ntt tho
SaAthern prisons Us were tho Rebel soldiers
III ynitss 2' !ss Aft's!' pT!x"' .,1e wo,
i'm. dariicl,l-"I hrnrl him declare tllnt
no ks.tcr men ever, lived thAn 0cr: Wlntler
n!l iIis CoRlnander-ln.Cl'icf, IeT l,nvis.
/, ss % ~ nysef ssiio T. ossswe ss s}s him @ Md 's ths
proof that tho ,uriures yo.l suffered, tio
% %wrtiiigS done tn you, wcrc suffered aud ,lonc
@uiiioritirs,. irs'a jsarrson Davis .laWS"
lgrc9t applause, waving of liats, veterans
*tnndlng In tl,clr cilalrs aud cheerlng] g]-tl,at
i was u fart Of their policy to make you
s SsHn ' lid 'ss'S'S ksips q es @ SSssSss 5 SSsf
min,ls for ,strot,y. robust, weI;fal, Rebel
|as never kad its parallel for atrocity III tio i,
e'y!,!f;% ya;s,M. waT}1;r FILL. d; iAEl''''se.]
t;t!' {;arfiel'l-. :" IL was never heard Of in
my lnnd slncs The !lark ages closed upon tho
Sa,' SaSa MnRsss While 1},y hs3}.ry yn Scs onn s
III ohsr ts s Sefe se we atse ta fesve s sessd 81
{" Finally, n,ul III conclusion, am willing,
for nnc,- I think lsw:ak for thousands
IL ess n o ass In WI WNSS SSrt te sfS IL 81 H. S Evs ee5 Il
our dead. (AppIa.,se.] 1wuu1.t BIZ willing
loving Kindness Of Him wl0 plnnte1 tic
green grass on tho battlc-fleltls and let the
would clasp flaIlsls with tEusn who fought
ngafnst us, lnnke them my brethren antt for
Eiye MI the 1G.ss, only, o!, one supreme eon-
dillon: tint. IT be, admitted fr prAcitco1 nc
k@9'wleds; !'; M ' n s,sery, tliat sho sa,.ss for
Is anl forever tnosc wifi be- right, etornniiy
tiSii" VMI%,,,'detE !Ia,, ,sn!Hsiiasn !ia;!a ] m
;;S: t,ar,lrh HINT ta es sf~ 3or stf Wc
they fnuel,t WIS nnd forever will .lss the
cause Of treason md wrong. tl'rolongetl
npplausc.l, Until TINT Is acknowledged iny
hand shall , never Erasp aiy Rshe's f, hand
nnp!nuse and clirers.]
srEEcA AT TIlK WISCONSIN HErU1lLloAN
Gen; Garfield spoke IN July Of. lust yenr
Wltli tho late Senator Chandler ut the twenty
flfth reunion of the Wisconsin Republicans
This vast assembly, must have. richly en-
loyets tite review of tho party's history pre-:
scl,tcsl here a,ld celebrated here to-day, md
not onty the review Ut tho past, but thu lsope-
purity. The Republican purity, orgaM!zcd d
quarter OF Il century AgO, WIS lnfsle II neces-
s!ty to carry out tho plctlgcs ni tic fMthers
tlAst this sllu.sid i,u u lalsl OF liberty. There
publican purity tint dedicated tiis very terri
tory, ailtl nlt nur vast territory, 10 freedom,
thnt plonliSed mnct, for schuOls, that abef
ishetl imprisonment for debt, a,Nl TINT ii.st-
many conservatives IN those days, whoss
liepnblscan party Hf tn-tlay was but the rey[-
w Of .he Kepnb!isnIn party Of seventy years
usefulness. II is we'll to remember lid lion.
Or the greatest nNancs OF the 1feEubtcun
party. One Of tlicse Is Joshua X, {iiddlngs,
WHO fnr twenty years was freedoms cham
le + a GS!sSs y ,o s 6rH nea1, 5fsn snar miner
c!cctr,l, alld hlM,self 10 conduct him 10 tho
chair. Another Is Abraham Llncpln, tho
man raised ny by God for great nlsslun:
iSs aS @ syff @ Y o ee pseaSoa "SSheffGin II i e
tho ntiss!on of the 1ses,ubliean party to cn-
torres; There WIS f!lness ll the first platform
p9 pas. H Mssosn i!GEa1}sas ~, Him., ta. they
dependence. While tlv RepADjlcans fron,
tho first, have been true to their principles,
pertectllg at thcy pr,ln!sr.l, III proved to-day
Ey tlie; whale record, the Den,ncrnts, on tll,
frnm ont bad position 10 another. Can nny
Deihoer,lt point With pride TO his purity plnt-
forms Of lStt. or tl,ld In tiuM 'AHy living
isslc9 The issues they then presented leu
lis Into war and involved ns In Errnt Nu-
t!ni'a debt Looking for the cn,.sU Of that
.lcbt | say TINT the Democratic party ca,lsGtl
1t. We nrp, MS Il Nation, emerging from titli-
cNatles, and the Republican plrty nl0ne rnn
probably Claim tlIat tho brightest tage Of our
couhlry's history hNs been written hy the
true friends of freedom md progress, Tile
Kenlbllenn purity llas yet work 10 do. sYB
nru COffrnh1gtl tU.tlAy in Congress- by r,tarfy
tho same spirit tl!at prevailed lu thu years
lust before the War, They tell us tllnt tho
National Government Is but the servant Of
the States, tint W. H1lnll not interl,asU, ns n
Nation, to guarantee an honest plrctio!l In II
Stnte; thut II we will interpose, they will
Anily appropriations. " this less dangerous
thnll tlieir 1n.sltlon In 1912 llAye Wp 10 in
tertss except In local elections, 10 power to
gslnrd tho bal'ot-bnx and protect 0ursHlvns
,,gAtlst outrnges upon ltp Why llnus the
South make this !ssuo? nMswer: They bnyo
md New York 10 elect the President, and
thcy trust to curry tfcso States by tho means
they bNst know lluW to use. l'bUre nrD BeHli-
'!W,itatsts alt opti!nlsts wllu 1,lny soe no
danger In this, There latl been sentimental
isks and ol,ttilltsts II. tic Republican party,
hut tn-tlay NIL wero stnlwnrts. President
l!Nyes, WhGM ln cn,nn Int, nIslge, was MI
npti,ntst, but 1e SAW all his hopes of colcil-
fatipn frustrated and Nll his ADVANCES met
With scorn. Wo all now stund together on
thu issuu as ole.