New-York tribune., 1880-09-30

that win save the laborers Of America ron ano
same poor pttance that t2e laocpr'' can see it as
| in picture when the Chinese come 70 IL, rith
full grown men without wives ana chiiniei, W. M,'m -,
out regoD without scnIols SC ,or wand" and then Denis
Kcarney and his bands can see that lhit M 1
on their rate OF wages but the great MAJ oa ~,
Irish population of this county, 'l,Tv nrusb;"S n
weight of taxes aud military oppresson;, .'d;
and the Germans. that have done tne sie uD bih ,J
seem to that they arc voting t0r the iiio
is-.ao he sprung in Europe TO crush the copeV''o"
of America and bring down the wages here.
NoU ms Pdd'th The South are to make
them share alike with us Ill the government - -;
the education, in tho -, prosperity tbe be
the wePt oi , Dorp We draw no nc We want
to diversity our industrcg we want 10 a;aot;n,, p
up. We do not wish to keep them IN suDoioin"''o'
Now. let me read You what great Democratic
statesman thinks of the South and what ms pa"ff ~
for its benefit are-l mean senator OWL of TAX
INC u,1 # from an obscure newspaper, take 1t from
Tie World, published in the City Of Of Sew-fork ho
And now who is Senator Wallace Is ne
merely ep a statesman and senator Why, he is
the mower that made Hancock and dis
appointed all his rivals. He is his canda,e. ain,
He is the Pennsylvania Democrat. Genera iial,- an
cock is Wallace what it was SAID some Q. cur
Presidential candidates to their great STATES
man Thurlow Weed. Wallace is the man that pu'
Senator Wallace says: The genius OF ,ise eur
people Is progress, business and energetic @ .,dei
nd the a1an Day befcrs aat the march Of
General Hancock is Representative; oa aro th. the
Union. The Republican party ana ts pocy arc @ en1
expoos9s Of the " ansa pfS S
ians-" our control of the manufacturing interest '
of the Republic. takes from the N0r,h tna. po.u us
nIary control which has heretofore belonged 10 us.
and nIaces factories rolling mills and workshops
by every river in the South Inc ooulli
has been made for naI trom s 'I tbs sol"
have been and ought to continue the most
Important element in her progress ana prosper,Ey, , ~
fonnd hy every river in the South and so they VIII
be able to clothc themselves ana maze t,er ma
chnery aud carry on divers manufactures. M I'm ovo
Well they will, they will, and II they VIII give
us four wears more of Republican administration,
the South will give us goods IN ,yls, ,tennsyl lsaia
and Massachusetts in the clouds, lnpP"use @
avowed by a party that proposes ana processes 70
be the friends non+ Of the s0s ReOubicans Iia.n
re rneY hold Of sH Them or they viii make them rich and
Viii read from The Atlanta ,rt C07st'.l'"n 7sh wt
Georgia evening papers lt quotes Itoin 1'o -"o"'
pbis dralancae The Araldnohe first:
1.-Two thousand ploughs arrived on one steamer
from the North day or two s'nce' mna .m,o
country wants - more pOuens anu ics7 "i'''""
politics TO the acre" s.
The Memphis .lraldnchc. Laughter and appausel.
Yes SAYS The atlanta Constitution that IS 50.
but we doa't want more ploughs from the North
we want plough factories aud every kiilu Oh
factory in the South to make articles we need;
Well. now. what do You suppose that the dessi,
Gated Democracy of the; North say to the Solid
south They say van. And 10 the hgSp RspS {Iu
can marty saws: 1--WE want you to make your
o%" own 'i p ughs.S Aud then THE atlanta COnsti-
tuition saws that it agrees that more poughs TO the
acre would be good thing, but they would like
to have plough factories OF their own;
Wouldn't yon suppose i inat lie .to ~ Jo,It nnt
for the desiccated Democracy of the North 7
If the country has eaten of the insane ROOT II ms
KIND of reasoning satisfactory to sagacious peo-
pie, why let 1t go.
PRESENT CONDITION OF The DEMOCRATIC
PARTY
Well we had some experience about the relations
of this desccated Democracy. Why do call IL
desccated Democracy Because all the juices
were taken out of it by the people when they o9-
posed the Lecompton bill. and canvassed Nebraska,
took up the war against the Union, and he war
against the public faith and the war against
tie suffrage; but now they say it IS being revived
Inv transflsion; that the warm blood Of the
Republican party in the person & OF inares rna1
irnmbnIl, of Illinois, has been transfnsed
into il; and to this hot blood has been
added the s hotter ca%SSS blood Sfs of GeneTnI ena
Governor Shepherd, of the District or Col-
umbia. SO. now. tins desiccated Democracy
and is going through the motions ot hero;
ism after being paraiyzed for time. And
what n sacrifice these States never nave Deen Will
Ing to make that they might by the process OF
TRANSMISSION and this declining and decaylng party
Nav the solid Southland its allied North pre-
semi very curious features. You know they nad
the House, and the Senate, and the committees,
and more votes in both houses taan the
they would be entitled to some show;
bnt the moment they-I mean the Solid South
wanted TO choose a speaker they were preycnied.
The law Of majority should rule they
saw "and why are not allowed to
choose SSs ;peakerl' They asked the same question
i'm regard TO other matters war claims and SO
fe,n fed,n the, they NV were told They turned
round and said " Are YOU not the North 7 We
| thougIt YOU were the North" " Don't make such
a dreadful mistake; we are not the North. If
| YOU undertake to show your counsel and
your practices you will find out who the North are
| The truth Is. we are only the small boys that are
put through the side lights to let down the fasten-
| tngs; but house-brealing VIII have TO
re done very silently and IN the dark
| Well when they grumbe they are treated rs the
captain of SLAYER treated his cargo during the
slave-trade times. He had his vessel filed with
such draft of these slaves from the coast of
! Africa that ut times he had to put on the
patches to keep them IN sewing the night time In
| the day time he could look after them Wei, 1t is
pretty hot down here" they said, and you put on
| the matches at night we cannot sleep Wen,
says the captain if don't pnt on the hatehes
cannot sleep" and you may be sure the
| matches were put This Is Just how
1t is the South must be kept nnder matches
| Democratic party and then they will come up from
! uuder their matches and have good time.
! NOTHING NEW IN THE DEMOCRATIC POLICY.
Now the Democratic party does not propose
| ANYTHING. IL proposes to get into power and to
undo. but cannot say that 1t proposes to do any
| thing They have a currency that is good
| enough, and they publish il that this company
will ever be true to the grcenback that saved 1t i'll
! ,ts day of triumph. When this Nation got
| M the gate OF victory and could not
enter III because the finances of the country
could not be hurried out rapidly enough to carry on
the immense transactions of the war. and when they
| cried ont for the financial aid of the country the
| Government said to them Silver and gold have
! none but such as have give | thee. | pledge the
! faith of the country; If you have faith in that
! will carry on this war" And the noble army
| leaped to its feet and under the gate
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