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him.
And now. ! ask Union n.cf,, .rcdernl sol
r; 70 bn,s isea ss t}ea f1s ii"soeks s f aiifor ~"
look ut tlin natives aini purposes tnr which
i,S wus nominated, md determine fron, the
facts mid circumstances s!lrtmHttlinE him
ilos BE- tllo con,plrtc i,isltl1uent of tlio worst
tSs WSele uslsn$ ss 's Yss, ,sst
dow the "seEeen "nat' 81 s;s: l1nlfosks
be restored 10 power through him, hIld til-
sFer, to your cOnscie,ce Md your country
whether, such party cn4 hs trltssstl, even
iig%rs.I.ead ~ Or. 5s rather, lIaye tey i!ot SC.
lectett Him ns tho pir,.te k,cs lls false iag-
10 aiIuro niI dtceiyc2 Mprlaslse.l
warn YOU TO- tnke ~. Mar,IiK neiore It. Is too
you'll Keep the enemies Of tho untu,l ont Ut
power willie you call. 1setRin tho Coy
ernnlent In ioya1 hands, (Appla,sse.l And,
Ss9r9 s b. 1snF ecaFF are e sa% yS ySefm Gw e o % %
tary man for President, Now, huye 10 OBJ
tcct,on TO the. n!nn. WHO iins llatl military
ssaSs sss Sseonns nn S rraen ~; 1 y nf S tTfSfsa' TSa
States, provided lle llas l,ltt the civil expert.
e1,ce ii American citizenship necessary to
give hlm correct conception OF the duties
military dictutor. but Ills Mil say: There
for President like Gen. llnncuck,. whose
iMniiS dutIqs M so ot @ ssuingp pp and ' "beyIng W oiers
experienced This FISK viii i,vt Dc SO grent
ism rs II Will on account Of LlHli.lcrs likely
to be made as n civil ruler bpcnl,se OF tho
want Of TINT experience which breeds
such necessary knowledge. Our Democratic
pust, tEat the RcPuLlical! party was ab6nt 10
wreck the liberties Of the people by csIDOs-
Ing u military man for rrrs!dci't; nlNl TINT,
tuO, when the Republicans have never taken.
Who lid spent III 'his whole lie III tic reguIar
army. Willie mn not alarmed, for tell
you Hancock. n regular nrlny General, cannot
sppeife gnpf vii Ma sv Sge a s naTy XS9esp ssns,s Gs,
Is ever attempted in this country, 1t will be
by tho innchlnAtlons Of some llnn WHO has
only . military education Hsld only military
lii IN pg%||sf se%|a anu an ffssi ts e Rt
Now, by why Of contrast, let me 70 back
anJ. take up Gen. Garfield where left him to
notice his competition. lie Ind no,c Df tho
from Tie household of Ills weIl;totlo fatlernnt!
educate him. Indeed, Unlike Ills nynl, llU ha4
no fatheri. Nor did he lave ricl fricnnls and
relatives. a fatherless boy,;-tl!e son q u Wild
VWEH MutnCi, III toVA N!a NSSHlt1 ~ n!S oNH
cnnal, with whip In hand with which to press
forward tho mule which lle was assigned to
driye,--froln the, carpenter $ bench, with saw,
and clIisct, mud hummer ny nande itis way
through tho schools and colleges 0i the c0lih,,
as Il scholar.
| When Tie War cau.c, without contract Of
| years before; without legnl obligation resting
| upon him; without any previous PROMISE or
other induceiMcnt, except the pro,nptuEs OF
patriotism, ~ heyolultnrily assumed tile utiiles
aud devoted tue seif-dSyeloped powers Of llls
| great nlinl to the military suppression or
the Rebellion, mid BY his own superior quail.
tcations and energy lle attained the rank OF
| AlHjor-Ge1erlll ~ less thnn thrce years willie
1lancock, backe1 by free professional euii.
years ln reaching the sa'ne distinction. lap
plause.l
| But 1t Is not rs a military man alone that
fame laas rushed upon lin; As already sug-
Ees'SSa ne ~ !Sn pes ~ Inc nun pne fSev lex,
tlon of this tine l!c hsss becn regarded as one
Of the principal men Of the many great men
OF the Republican pnrty. lie i!as Deell tho
recognized lender ot tho Republicans III the
l10ust Ut Representatives Tor 1iai.y years:
1 fgs aSssFxsa a. sc Is o eanc e s oW
country. lApplausr.l Ills speeches, and
| writings OIL iMatters Of state aud political
ecoii0tuy are reproduced md published IN
foIulgll lands; aiiA his ability rs statesman
ls . theme FOR tlio m admiration Ct the people
And tho Gai,nax, Of his gte1tl,eSs Was
ianof M G b. scryiccs @ 81 a,ose @ in ~ tie % iiSusa Of
| uttnTun1 Inf 1,no,, f,,1,