, 1880-08-28

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Aug. 21.-Gc'i. Ben
Harrison spoke here lust night. lie WIS
greeted by the largest political gathering If
tho cainpa!git The Garfield Gli!rt!s-in-
fantry and cayalry-wItli humps brightly
burning paraticd the streets uni .tla.!r the
welkin ring with shouts for GARFIELD a,ld thu
Stata ticket, Tile only Thing nnnrring the or
caston was tho throwing Ut stoles, by pcr-
sons unknown. Into the procession as It
marched along, but no serious injury was
dune.
Gen. Harrison opened his remarks by say
ing that he culsle here two years ng0 to
lend Ills aid To the election Of sfr.
Orth to Congress, aud Ills nIlsslon
tonight was 10 still further as
! sist iN tint work. Ills aa!ustnns to Ortiz,
and to tho present Ninth District al belng
Republican,, weru received with loud up
p'uuse.
Tic speaker then turned lis attention to
| the Resumption art, which lie declared to be
tho crownlng glory Ut tic later years ut tho
Republican party. lIetraccl the Democratic
| opposition to the measure. aud showed how
[ the Republican parsy. had been forced to do
! what It llad done In the faco Of tho hostility
|. Of It's opponents. lie referred u Dun FooT-
hees' 0ft~repeatcd assertion tint the l!esltllr
| t!o,I act should not be lassea. uau. lle snitt,
had goIle about tic country two years ago
| getting up Il Erand funeral procession. lie
RODE ON THE 1IE.tHsE
The resumption catfn WIS bcf"Fe lllnl Oil every
platform. aid hr asserted tlat disaster, ruff,
| md bankruptcy were sure to fDllow Its gUing
| into effect. Despite thu opposition Ut Dau1el
md tho Donl0cratlc purity, 1t lIad gone into
force, business activity had perineatett every
| branch Of industry; money was plenty and
cllrau; labor was abundant allu well IT.
| wur.lcd, and the starry Hug to-day tioatrd
over more happy. rrrospstous., a''i eon.
I In Its history. The Dutl0cracy nav NJ.
knowletigtl ihis anl hud resolved nat
| t. sepe@l tte Resumption net, but were sst!y-
ways been Iii favor Of 1t, ur that tho cUl'ttry's
prosperity wnS uwllG entirely 10 umntpo.
tellce and mot to the faltllfnnesS ulltl wisdom
Deniocr crat Is III i pretty titht pines, sa.l tliu
Crcutor, Tor, geneinlly speaking, 'n sli!n't
take much stuck IN tint quarter. TAo n.,-
clothes Of the Republican purity, nnnlt tI.pugtl
this garments slEl!ll't tit thtln vt n1l they welv
striving t0 steal tho credit fur every good
thing done by tho Republicans.
Tile General thcjl turned Ills attention to q
dufcns0 ut
THE FEpERA1. ELECTION LAWS.
declaring thou, wIse md necessary, tnjnrIng
10 lIon9st voter. Furnishing ot1ly tug wrng..
| 4lUCT. IL WIN tllG FDKHH VIII UtISllkllEn OL
the Inv, nut tic Innocent sl,nI'.
T}Ie doctrine nf Statt-stveretgnty wnH
that Daniet Webster l'aA throt!lc.l tho iu-
years agu, III which lIn met h1Ml uyerthrew,
by AGREEMENT, the chnnIpIuns or tllat lnens-
IRE. And when tts advocates. defeated u.
TINT argument, aplua!rd ~ nr1is. Ge.'. frAnt
tox. Notwithstanding lhts. lInwerer, tho
monster wits agatn IT tho tr0',t, iInl wtts thu
ong uscrp0wGrlng Issue IN tl!u eatnlMlgn.
Dsnoeratic opposition 10 Fcllcrai Ca!lrts by
mutations fr6,n i.aln'era rsspeettng t,,s .!r,';
liinEs County election cohsl,lrntnEs. licSail
:ys Nf snd5asak' sa :da TT fss 81 sp'Ss S.f + # tP1
client Of his. WIN hut! boon prosecuted Tor
maintaining Il still un hIS farlil, tl,at tip ,nlt
w.; tsks to tMaana'Ef u, a'"t bi19ts bII ct;
for % vloatiaS % Uats,t t'r' siatcs s Sssnss laws.
Mt, Hendricks, l,u satl. ron tended tint tllfA
was wrt'ng.-tlIat tho man Should l!nyg been
a,1 axen @ t9rs ss% 81 f a iis or SfrcIs ta ss
United States laws ly justices Or tllo Pence.
t;ptt. II. saiA WAS 0e rOiIt!lI"l to Del!iocrutlo
!ntellnct a'oile, nlsti WIS tt'o oa absurd p be
listuhetl IL fur II nlGkItltt. Iho nUnstr0US
t!oetsiNu * hsate-rlshts
nusr ltE rur MlwN, NOW AND FOAEyElk
WhI,v hc was proud TINT l,o WIS nn I1,.aiunn-
iait, he was nl,cls proutlor that ku was MI
American citizen; a1nt WHOM abroad clllzelss
/
t,Aiaans. llltnolsa'ls. or lnliantans, but III
! Amer!rWrs.
isstcfrins to Hancock, he satd l!e was a
hrHyu 1illcur, nN rendered Ills cuul,try faith.
II services ~ to TUG ti,,o l'n %l'en lIs lssl,ea M
most reprehclIstbir, beca'tso i!v left
the whites md blacks rntlrely nnprs.
sectWl by tho, unlted States ~ tl!e
under tho sting of iiuleat. 1t was I'LL act t1f
which lIe cnulll meser fnrglye tHncock. llc
could nat forget that It wus Legs army who
trst laid down their arins. ilnt t;rants. linn.
cYck WAS s,lrey 4ntittsl tnF t1e 'tes ta II II
beun IL thu army. .a,la hc had nuycr turned
nis attstto to clxtl at;sLs a. a{t!s'' ts o
Thoroughly postcd mud 6pst.lnfurned .AAerl+
eau Statesman, Vi l4Is AAy. lie quoted fEoln
JeFu Black As tn
TnE sIs,rLRsSEss or Ills rHlvATE 11RE,
aid that II llp carried !Mtu thu Presidency
lilo rula aud hnblts VI h!s private ltfa llv
would M,aku thu best rresldcnt AMerlca
! ever ilaa. liz referred 10 Albert u, pnrter III
Oue fur wIIuul u0 1Alluhl4n need to