The Hartford herald., 1880-09-08


He s,mported Grant in his first All
mjnistraiiou. He SUMMARIZED Grant in
his secoud administrator. He vote,
for HAYES. and i'm 1872 he wa. a Repub
lie.,n candidate for congress i'm one o
the districts of Iowa. and was defeates
10y Judge IOckridge. In 1874 he VIII
again candidate before hepu1iieai
convention anu was ueieitei ny jung
sampson. In Is'' ne was "a eaiiuiua''
ior governor ana was ue'e't.u iii ne
pun'ican convention Y "o'' MIN
woou. ne was Nep'ioihaii uiitii 1910
Wiieh ne lett tiiat party anu Jo,heu til'
"reehnack party anu was elecies' u
c"'sress' Now my i''e,''s, "pA At h''
rec"ru' LOOK at u ann sec now you
,,ke ,a' ": ne desiafen III nus lh",f,h ~
iS"o tiiat iiiiS dcbt was ioyil deDt anu
p'ya1,. III CON- an" ne supporu'' 'n'
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the contract. He SUMMARIZED the Repulp-
lican I,arty. its Legislation and its plat
form that. in 1870. provided for thu. re-
funding Of thai ,lebt into "A coin debt.
tie supported the Republican Iarty, its
ann lis l0s \.
During all the time of this mischiev o,l>
legislation dill he, by Iii; influence, hi-
Voice and his sperch,-s AMI his acts, sup
port and maintain this legislation foisl :
ed upon the country, and hung la his
party and defended u until 1873. two
years agu. And al,cr having
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BABY ACT:
Will il do To say he didn't know the
effect of this legislation and what his
party was doing? Will il do to say he
didn't know that In 1868 and in 1863
and in 1870 and 1872, 1874 and lS77:'
Didn't he know az well then as he
knows now that this. was "a steal and
that he helped To mage this steal and
helped to accomplish this steal: Talk
about running "A man for President Of
the United States that didn't know
what he was doing and the effects of
his act. NONSENSE. Now, mark YOU |.
east no reflection upon Glen. Weaver
WI 'N'S c'i"n'a''' ~ i'S,"
aIl,rlc To that to show his connection
with the Reuubli,-,n marty. to show
that he inlors.d these. that he WAS an
active. leading member i'm the party
during all this time. If Inc WAS sincere.
then. what il he MOVE If he was not
sincere then. what il he now
But LET lis do the gentlemen credit. if
there be any credit dine him Mt all. He
helped to fix this act upou the people.
declaring this ,lebl nay;,ble i'm coin.
He docs moi t,ke hack /, word of il
nor 90 back n particle upon the lepalilv
of these acts ar that legislation. and he
practically stands to-day where ne
stood ali fhe time =, far NJ this national
debt il concerned and declares tn ynu
that they made II nayable i'm corn. He
,loe, not pronose. ami yo,,r marty doe,
not propose 10 nav il any other way.
Have Won NOT got into the Republican
marty. or has (;en- Weaver GOT ont of
il. We'll. I saw Weaver stands to-day
where me did when he was a Republi-
can. He has not changed ON that ales-
tiou. and you know that thai ~ ns th,.
jmportant question two wears ago.
MAS THE PkRAMDlfNT OIfESrIO\.
And during the distress of hard times
and we have not entirely recovered
from them yet-when men felt the
pinch of poverty, when they SAW no
prospect ahead of them, most any sort
of promises were sufficient to lead them
into new parties and cause them to fol-
low after strange gods. And having
beguiled YOU thus into that party, they
land YOU where: Precisely where the
Repu6licans have been all the time.
And where has that been: Why, you
know il has been the policy of the Re
u,blican narty-at least il has been the
effect of the Republican legislation-to
nay the bond-hoI,lers i'm coin and the
pl0w-holders in what: In greenlacks.
What does Gen. Weaver propose to do
now. He has been doing that all the
time. He was "A Republican. What
,Iots he propose To do now? Precisely
the same thing. does he not. Why, my
friends, MIR. Williams, with whom /
had this discussion, frankly admitted -
hut he was driven to the point, prols,-
bIy-when 50 driven he did come out
aid frankly admit that their party pro-
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