, 1880-07-25

Ind taken the oath Of, office anywhere 1here be
$Rt Ssss 81 I'D sgs? y MaTch an
of that term. hewould hare executed that orda'
as aq officer OF tho Government. say to-
and you know, that there is no authority OF that
kind existing in anybody. Any man WHO says IT.
| or holds n political position in such way a;
Hancock that he will execute such an oruer q
to be supported by anybody, Democrat Or: Re-
| publican, as the case; may be. Now, that Is his
character as military man: " -
| ! HE, WAB At dETTFsBuR0 !.
with Gen. Meade. Together they won notable
to the fnai result j: but nm not: afraid to say
here end s a. the t.1t 5e31It ST 15
Meade did to the heDels ut GettysburS
DID afa adRs made S Rygss Sy E %fe @ S
Louisiana under President johnson. Now, the
Democratic party. bus heen false toitselfin nou-
ntlons a more military man. ono- whom might
say is the closest type of the military nlan, They
did wrong IN nomiliating him In that way. and
Democrat has sud that it would cost THEM loQo1
votes In Indiana They wonld vote against MIN
because they do not want military uau. It
been in accortlunce- with their speeches;. they
are ashamed Of it, and they will vote AGAINST him.
There is another GLASS of Democrats,
men Of conscience,sl rneni of intelifgonce-whos
have certain opinions about thrift and about the
civil service, aid. orher matters Of this kind
who wiz ncvertvote Tor any man that sufron-
Nclrcls, US Gen. Hancock did III Louisiana aud ~
Texas. [Applausc. tand' calls for :" Logan-"]
Gentlemen, rive me one word more. want to
70 the cnaldidate of. the kapn blioan party, Gen.
ss,ieid; Ne or ohi9 !applausel and OF & Mt Artnnr,
tbem yop pef f n4yn
from ten tn twenty years. dare venture to dc,
clure IN your presence or in the presenco Of any.
spotlcss men, as honorable men In their posi-
tion md III their couduct, snnd as capable for
the offices that they; .have been nominated FOR,
: as any men that In our time. with one Or two
excepLonss have been nominated. s t:LApplause-l
With Gen. Arthur let me say there viii be pn6
advantage: we will nor heilr it said any more,
man, that it is not at tor d inan, to hold, as has
been said repeatedly. Gen. Arthur, We take 1t, ;.
will DO Its duties faithfully and hewitt efteens
Mnat M tne peopfe give MN az m nonoe' ano wear
] Now, there has been SOME attempt made, to-
Rssia he shsSSses 81 s
sS S sess
Ing hon to
man against these men, OUT Of pnoe and out of,
power: There WINS then an opportunity for the
Under the lend @ otjs1arsoa M @ sst1a LII me tell y a
lutte incident: So strong was the confidence Of
the ieading friends Of The: Government at the
necessary for t6e Ga7erainent 1T that they would
have BEEN tga1 to have nominated him agnin;;:
but Gen washington believed that he was ef a
mediate death Vas ne oonRseafiy RssSis' in % 6s
mind. he was reluctant even to take
second term, and he refused absolutely, there
take the appointment for third term, But
when alr. Adams tern, had expired. or was about
to expire. and the country was on the1 ! :. ::
-. VERGE Or WAR WITH THE SRzNcHs s -
-ok{
period, they're men Of New YORK, Of the Mid
die States, and OF New England who had the tn- |
@ tsrests @ :o1 the county m9st.as heart: nelieyed
made the candidate to succeed Adnms In order
to prevent the election of tfr. Jefferson. A let
ter vas m Sens, signed by all these men; It was
Mount. Vernon .tao day before he died. Nobody
knows whether he opened 1t ornot; nobody knows
whether he knew what f contained; but every
ter was not in his handwriting; bur So strong
was the conviction Of the misfortunes thur
don Of Jefferson md hs friends thst It Is be Be-
lleved-1 believe It myself from my study: of
that peri9d q 9ur hlssoEyEhe would have taken
character us to Justify it. But 1t ended in this
way. After Jefferson, then Calhoun: after him,
then Jefferson plyis; and after Davis can'c I'LL
from them al ' he. vii lead ca sa1 YOU 70 out 4 q
Them Mse nt'or to pillar o,e, of IRE 5 night
.:1 s.1 -. Pt4nA ~ e'ouu " ua{ Hc |
WI 1eao tals country 70 prosperity tie IS I
mAn tnaI knows personally every htt5loute, |
every aua!!ty, e'ery fnPaclIy, ana every guy OF
y Lne HoveTnmoht Hts me nAs been ApsolufeiY |
uevon si ~ OF secresY; ne mas hved IN sucna posi-
uon tnat every AZ and every motive, as were
o1 ta act to the OF The
not the least iQ. the world. stand here to |
sny, having been member OF committee ap-
cnmn,itte ns Gono9c' t wt.n Gsng[s' mar9'
Gratis ,JudKe - Nibiack. of Indiana.. and
Judge. Merritt. of: Maryland two, tex- !
Ifeme e men; lwo Kepu6lcans, Judge I
nont t,yo ahie na, ard rtse,r H. 3 y, & ner
ID indepchdcut man. elected as mi Tndepenienr;
man, owning no fcllt;- to tho Democratic pnrty,' I
and no feaity to the Republican party for the
In, ,yo,,id a3g 4p Ia tta ,d S;st say 70
shuli do it hereafter-there te not The slifntest
justification whatever to asperse the character
u Gen. Garfield tn regard to the Credit Mobilicr
nr,nnncs ~ hS ,tt WA 70 AZ per-
With regard to his yerac,tyms n mnn ff,m,d
1pplause.l It. is absolutely and entirely false;
ND 7 rs Hancock is put upas candidate to cover.
ne parry, So th;s assault made upon
d canddatc hit he tyiii he aIectsa pGST.codd od
Lpplause1 The East will ynte for him. tha |