The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-02-26

it Xcd the tine ThSn @ pGcie payment f should take
and furnished The and when ihe first yanua-
R a% s & d. no + 3 ap% os less hs
have been impeacheG; if he mad done more he could
have been imneacbed anG so he did no more and no
no less han his chief clerk would have @ done % in his a
no one man!it eeraiIiy does not belong to him es
pecially The money with when he resumed was not
&c was not hist was that Of Republican Congress
the @ fr% party God has ide
creditaPle things, and which we trust will do many
Fellowoeii5ens they talk 10 about State rGhis
is tng Pe:dha{ it % would certainly G pc good
c ac n!sted SP9h e mans
Of State line; if it mbTed with the broad hanG or
1t is very good that we ohioans, put remember
6eoG nag %PGls fTa @
upon voting for Ohio man because he is an Ohio
man is Is feof i 9 and is eosea q is mean is disgae@
piarse II 9 Is STATE ] It IS d Sfe e}os If nr IL
wheh SetG Fsh ds5con Is '' sor OIL f"
Now there is better and more generoTs sentiment
than to which attention called the other
night 1t is this: Whatever is best Tor the Nation is
like other statesmen should wait until there
eral and popular demand for hem We have scriptu-
modestiy the table and waited patiently un,ii the
boom OH I'm mostly to liz
rom f oRo ae Ga9 enn
New York from New I z gland rom the great Moth
feeble boom at the IeastNan artificial boom boom
that booms oudest in Gus houses auG 81 o-l &c.
uries-a boom that is based upon tle sefshness and
The the eg0f5sm of the the 0aG pe1Rle and Wifi o
less Se surprised aer while 10 tno nat it Is Simply
We We're all very much eratifed The o:her night TO
hear Mr.. Pondexter and Governor Foster assure US
thai Ohio statesmen never make a mistake, Or hGra!4
they they were @ nere1rs ts& sn as rTd
TO '9 all res and nd wbie M Poindexier and Governor
committee were sent down to louisiana in ic76 just
committee ofwhich Governor Foster was Chairman
1t was commte Of WISHING s'25eSmen 3 and or inl
we had respected and @ sHppo:ted for nearly y q" co
blo9ded man calculating man Pa1s96iag q, M man, man
b1 fhe eRo sfy yand
partisan greed, out whose heart was lu of generous
easiiy deceived aud bel ee7ed @ him % to be a Giff
Louisiana had been successful il the preeeding eee
ton and when he soemny ussnrsd tnS us that nat
murders, the loyal men in Louisiana at the peril
SeR WHY up ae be & E and he County
lieved what he said, and so believing the Commission
This "S Vote ten made @ Hayes PresideS And weu MAD
place in his Cabinet, and when All his had ra1s2.e
ana. which this Distinguished Ohioan had SAID va
carried by the EepubIicns this STATE OF honisHI:
state Of Louisiana whose loyal citizens pad 5Iaye
ely delivered up and surrendered 10 mob o. hu
kHT and Te bs Sr 6o6d Ad9PPaTsed 0P mSdered
a Of GG ne m
ohfoan who said The Republicans had car led Iopis
this most aDomina Die outrage to be comni. te( W IN
e 20 One @ manly Word which he could have said
siana light have maintained the legally eleceG Gov
Repu1Iican party in the South. That manly woe
rage sse would @ have nSds bin the idol Of his p5sy
n rywhere, would have put his name in every honel
mans hear "a End I'd womd Wen h1ye called around @ him nos
l asm, but he did not say it. He haG told that Il
It and worthy in defense OF LOU siana before but
was sient and inactive now He had iold us .hat 4
informed thai, with devotion 20 party unpaTale
reproach, scourgng and assassina, ion in obtaihiq
10 victory He knew that he was inc ebieG their sci
/ statesman, Who secured his place for himself -
q we know, and, so far as the world knows, re u
II thought cared foF the millions Of poor men dfou
whose blood, and sweat ald suffering The vito al
~ The loyal men of Louisiana who were struggling
hopeg IN The possibility of their newborn I.neGof
=, cling sulleny 20 the inalenable rights of soude
Now did this man do his duiy? Die be do his de
= before God? 1t seems 10 me that he didn't IA
r. Now, in conclusion let me say we want f
President, a awarm,hearted, whole-souled genefou
J care not what his name is; not what lis coli
is only eae to know That he is OF @ firm % nefEe rye cie
uiive au hoI ity like The good oak spar IN eGesl
!he riahtlul will of the mrioli,y. believe ,hat J3m
= G. Blaine is such man. lApplause.l He las Il
preneasve Tfe fteeef P Of R anie Websfer He has
ham III Lincoln @ tappiausel and believe that pr
MoW, n NJ we ot are IN fight now il
- time for timid men and prudent politicians 10 80
contest we shall gracefully rappldusel. bus if
We want square stand up fight, and when the bal
hands with the othe4, and take drink. [Great a
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