The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-08

closely identified with those Of the Son.
a great producing region d is for her
in thunder tones that there must bc ;-
of strife, to stop this seuSeless RepI
chatter about the traitOrOus DemUcI 81 f..
the North and the uurepentant rebels q.
South. Pennsylvania pocket is dire,
fccted in this matter, and at the ball
she viii not be found frOwniuE upon FL.
fort that the good people of the count
making 10 restore unity and good feeiiI
tween the sections Of a restored Mon ST..
sible people OF all parties agree that TIM
ring up Of old auimoSitieS must cease
they know, too. that the Democratic
propose TO govern this country i'm the f.
God and according TO the constitution,
they get il. which they VIII on the 2d d.
November next. Cheers.
Mr Wallace demonstrated that the p
OF the Republican party has wrought III.
struction of American commerce. and ren.
ing upon the necessity of a change OF ad
istTatiOn said that change is the law ouI
ing our very physiology undcrEOeS tT
ton in the course of every seven years,
the operations of nature reveal cQmtiuI
course of changes. The same principle
plies in the operations OF government, .
same necessity for n change prevails u
and in a government of the people il !,
people who must apply the remedy.
Democratic party Is not superior 20 tins GO
mon law Of nature, and. said Mr.. Walis
when we shall have become in power cOrr-
and defiled and stink in the n0StTils Of
people, why kick us out and put the Uti
fellows in. Applause.
The Republicans say Wa can't be truS.
with the business interests OF the count
and they have sent hundreds tOf thUuSau
of dollars to Ohio and Indiana 30 save the
commonwealth from the avalanche OF Der
Ocracy that Is sure 10 sweep over them ue.
month ICheersl Look at the facts. II
Democrats have had control Uf two Co
crosses and right along they have been AZ
plying the pruning knife OF economy IN ever
branch OF the government SrlcsS gNpeud
lures have been Topped of wholesale Ste1
ing has been stopped and the lobbyist lt
been driven from the halls of Legislation
With all this retrenchment and economy q
appropriations have been ample to cover q
legitimate expenses Of the government. al
the interest OF the pensioners have been pro
tected
Mr.. Wallace exposed the hollowuess Of g..
Republican charge that the Democratic poll
cy Is hostile TO the material Interests ut Penn
Sylvania. and quoted from the record TO prove
that General Garfield and other Republican.
had voted yes when the question Of redUcinl
the tariff ON manufactured iron was before
Congress, but when the poor mans table vas
attacked Garfield was found among tlO-f
who sought to raise the tax ON coffee. tea anC
other little home comforts From the pages
Of the record the senator again exposed the
position of another man. who Is cauuidS-
for an important position i'm the gift of this
state. which viii he vacant Ou the 4th OF ngEi
March. Galusha a Grow. for whom Ian
caster cOunty's Republican candidates FOR
the Legislature are instructed TO vote foI
United States Senator. advocated on the floor
of the House the free trade doctrines of Hav-
i'll Wilmot whose pupil he was. Just rs Gar
field reflected the views of Joshua r Gid
dingS. the Ohio free trader, whom he succeed
ed in Congress. Let those Republicans who
are charging home upon the Democracy priu-
cipleS hostile To Pennsylvania first remove
the sin from before their own door before
they attack ours. The record of Garfield
and Grow viii show very clearly where they
stand upon this question of tariff, about
which our Republican friends are making go
much ado.
The Republican buraboo Of rebel claims.
which sensible people always laughed at hss
disappeared before the ringing utter1uceS oI
Gen. ltancOck'S recent letter. TAuDlauSe ]
In 1876 Mr.. Tilden was elected president
of the United States by a majority of a quar-
ter Of q million of the American people TprO
lOnCed applause That decision was re-
Versed ~ the partisan vote of an electora
tribunal The Democratic party is the party
of peace, and i'm order 10 preserve the business
Of the country submitted for the time being
to the indignity that had been put upon il and
upon the American people. hided its time
and now comes before tie great tribunal U'
the public and indictS the Republican partg
FOR the larceny of the presidency of the Uni
ted States. On this issue. as much A. upon
any other, it comes before the court of last
resort and the verdict viii hc rendered in
unmiStalzahlc terms on the second day Of No
vember. [Cheers.]
Senator Wallace'S closing words 'cOmpriseC
a graphic description Of the battle Of Gettl-~-
burg. where three noble sonS Of Peunsylv3-
MIA stood like wall Of adamaut against an
invading most, and where NJ the most critical
juncture. when the issue hung trembling I
the balance. Winfield : Hancock like q viE
ing hurled hack the tide cf threatened Dc
StTuctiOn and saved the commonwealth au.
q
hands of Gettyshurg's hero the Dcmocrati
party has placed its standard in this cam
paign. and him we follow 10 certain victory
Renewed cheers. The speaker graphicall,
portrayed the scenes in the Cincinnati con
yention which eliminated in Hancock nom
inatiou, during which he said he felt the i'm
Spiratiun a. he now feels it, 'tslory 10 Cod
we are on the high road 20 victory
Senator Wallace retired amid tumultuou
applause at the conclusion Of his mosterl
address. which was delivered in the calm
logical and impressive manner that distir
cuisines all his forensic efforts.
THE TRADITIONS OF THE FATHERS. Hon
Lyman TrumbuH. the Democratic candidat
for the G0vernorship Of Illinois, Is happier i
his replies to Interruptions than is John Shei
man. In the midst OF his recent speech q
Duquoin coloTed man IN the crowd waute
the speaker to tell what he meant by tn
constitutional doctrines and traditions Of IN
Democratic party. Nj Trumbuu took som
pains to give the information, and closed D
saying
Now then, what we mean by going bac
TO the traditions Of the fathers Is going bac
To economy, 10 simplicity in the government
10 an EOnest administration Of its affairs,
resCuing the government from the hands
the piundereTs and the traditions OF q
fathers mean that honest simple, plain co
ernment of equality which was announced
2 Jefferson that all men are created equal an
b endowed by their creator with certain iu'
b lieuable rights among which are life, hbert
, and the pursuit Of happiness. Loud an
D. continued cheering. ] And you, my coiore
e friend, / drafted the constitutional amen
/ ment that made you free trenewed chee
and waving Of hats and more than that, a
} ter that constitutional amendment was adou
b. ed and YOU could not get your civil rights
, there were laws in the southern States tn
{ would not allow yOu To 90 where YOU please
D and to make contracts and enforce them
Z this hand drew the civil rights bill that pr
D tected YOU in your civil RIGHTS [keuewl
F. cheers. And now suppose you VIII ailo
q some man TO come along here % Duquo
I and say: ooh these Democrats want ID G.
e slave rs Who made You free sunni
and Chase and Greeley-were not we q
men that did it And every one of the
{ YOU came ont against, misled by the falls
q hoods and ISLANDERS and lies of parties tn
I 60 through the community and charge upJ
p the Democratic party that they want to rec
= tahliSh slavery. Nobody but q fool would q