, 1880-08-31
A History OF Tho Results Of the Elcc-
tlon Of tho Present Republican
President
Our Country Now Enjoying tho
Greatest Revival Of Business
Of Modern Times.
That Revival Natural Consequence Of LILO fel't}
Of The Republican farty.
The mons!rons Evils Thai Would Flow from
thp Election OF Democratic
President.

nrnttuR Mt Tikca OlCrN- HOUSE to-HlRnt wis
one OF tho largest and 'uost enthusiastic ever
The speakers every sent III tho house was ill!ca,
md tho aiscs aud lohbics wcre crowded. Tho
hall, which Is, next to Mualc Hail. VI.
lurucst IN tho city, was profusoly Gecofsttea
with flags and patriotic etnblcms. Tho aaalcnce'
conposed lnrgely OF Intelligent business men,
with considerable adulixturo of luttcs. WIS ut
terttye and respectful til the Inst word wns Ut"
tered. ten. A. +. Goshen presided, Rnd ihtro'
ducrt Secretary Sbermhn, whose spcceh com,
minded the closest attention throughout, ana
WIS frequently Interrupted with ch1husi's''o
outbursts Of applause.
AN ErrsonR
TINT occurred during tho delivery Of tho epcech
cnnscI cotnmot!on In tho ball, ~ n1ntl Arose Ill
ono Of tho gnllerIes and nske' II he nt9ht cues
ton tho speaker on allt point, s'y'nR IL ms
answer wus satisfactory he would vote tho he-
pu,,l,cnn ticket. He wanted TO KNEW how stcrc~
tnry Sbcr1uR,, cu, support for Vice. .Prcsitionta
man whom ho hut removed from olAco ZOE
cause. Mr.. Sherurln's rrpy was prompt. NV
Arthur he snLd, did not lneot tho Views OF tno
Administration In his manner Of c"nuuetigs
certain branches Of tho Custuln- 11o,I*e
business, md It wns thought best
thut chanVo should bc mndc'
but thore never question rsltacd as 10 Gen.
Arth,ir's personal character for honcsty nnu
worth, mud hu would n thousand times ratocr
vote for him than for Il 1nan whom tho Dunno
crnts hnd ptt up for his opponent, Tho a''a'.
cnco nppaudetl, md tho Secretary proceeded
with his speech. When ho was through l'eh
l.uttcrworth md Oliver Prootz, OF New
port, Ky., wcro introduced and 'aauo
B1crchcs which stirred tho audience to the hlKh-
est pftrh of enthusiasm. Whilo the meeting III
side OF tho Opcr,l- House WIS III pruEross there
,ycro at0O Or 800 people outside Of tho entrance
who could not gain admission. Ihese wero
quickly organized To an overflow meeting, and
wuee addressed from tho Custo1n-lfo'tAe steps
I1nft
other local speakers. Tho Republicans nro sur
urtscl aul Yratteal nj tho spirit Ut enthusiasm
shown III both meetings. Following IL
sEcnErAiy sHEItMAss srEEcH'
Fellow ClTlzESs: The nc,nucr!tlc party
Sssnts of t. s fs ssafS e. Il tso
S Ma sSass sss e. senso TIC ss a Hses
nfy s ss;Sxs!sx s;. w ~ seae rsrt tls, q a s
1 Sfns rt M y S5s; sy "s'spSs
discuss IN thor own way thur polit'cMi conviG.
ious Mndopnos Wultom.p''Sats ID sdsa Gnay rErSs I ,s
vii Tho sst grcnt chnnge in tho Executive br.neh
of ttf Gpilur1! Government occurred III !tpu. py
tho aecten ut Abrnhum i.lncolsi ~ President ht
Tho United States. At th1t tiWo iho ofen M. Mlvor ?.
where tho strength Of tito Democratic purity lly.
s,atss, a iirny si " inpresset' ' viii tic neeessIt
1or m cha%Ks ae @ @ u. I n t Ma i s . n hoy t9
chanEcY And yet tho Democratic pnriy Of ta,It
tl1,lo resisted 1t. 1t not only resisted II during
s nly rsbsiiss ,S & @ a
destroy tho unul.
Tho Democratic party .
DESIRED A CHANGE IN 1Ba4,
when, In tho mlst Of war, tho magnitude, = q q
wnsn sysn ST u hs IL Hsasi u
resolved That tho War .wus a'lMliuro auI .le.
uSt 's Ts u u ho Atata ws a of ates III
,'nsrrtei a ~. II ia icsrs, t"r c.su ha thss
evry vs, 70 Hs S S n" lana !" sS vo E Ts X,nor
ican uGopc. though weupinK ovGr thoir LOST 0,,p
nn fssnE H. Syy NJ ns se nre's @ trt ., wv WI anc s
nnrnh'W .I atu I,ncola 60 IL wis clcv;ca axaiu. "''
Iho oe!n"e'u.,y a'Ss'"r,, ','ty . c,,..or IN 1914
DESTINED a. caASoE IN 1eSo' ..
jolssot, mas 9" and " ,s III divisions In tic isiai
liclln purity, Tho itUhe!s hui heon restore!l I
d Il S asssr @ s "f tGo so,her
stAes. Tweed WIS ln the assenie.,Sy M & m ~, y
IT, ey e S III ass u g. Pfffss Il e
pendensa WITH the 1's4ner ot r;eh eotrnuts, II
,ptsrsii tis, An:"r,,a tsSpin suic.l ts,ni thor
shm.d tn 'iS o nhamue: tnt to ii"W,ni!can mi
iywniel ssved sas Country sSauIl 'stiii r irsus
snliinr ~ ~ ,no VIII. Wis nln,j prssiunt.
ou.'1, ~ n,tu,, ~ ~ t,,n =" nn,mn@ruri., n.rtv
o"' "s''' ,,,,,',s .uo ~, s.,r ,x-a
nEstHkn a c,nsuE =. ~ icy, l1.,' r.
II had previously Orglntxcd tho Solid South. NJ
cor.!lnx to tho Aissssslpi'' plnn with terror III
ylolvnce. Il fgndly Thought i hHA nude gt,o!l
fulcruM 0t 1;s El0ctnrA from Htntta lately In r
bclli0l., and hau carcfully lnll plais 10 sccn
GnouHh n,oro to !1!nko tho eloetion Gu. s!!t
l,ad become popuiRr with tue business. nun
tint btnto by his Nd III .ho overthrow nf !wee
md by bis opposition to currutt rN!,Al tlnp
WIS nuIninGtel for President. lle hat! II burr
full! er utnncy, which wns spent without htl,
Allt thus introduced for tho iirdt tno III Amer
enn politics tho tnust s.,Anolcys corruption. Il!
Presidential GcctiOn. hut, lnnrv thin nll, Il
country was suffering N!nur preut tltlII,l,lu iii
tr,,ss. Tho waye ii inistors,i,!e. whIcl. csno
lB;J to tho wllulo commercial war!l, tlatL He'
tered Its wrecks aver our grGat cities. Eve
nun who hul eNpiial To lose, Or tchta 10 pty,
wanted lubt,r FOR bread, felt discomfort fir Uv
1hut to could nut explain. II WIS natural, h
nut Just, that many ot thoso clamurcti tnt
n1,I hnb ba,}t app hrxy M y,r I'm,