, 1880-06-01
COL. 1IASSAUREIK.

a ETfifkSG SPEECH.
LIcnL-1ov. Shumnt,-t now huvc tho pleasure
OF introducing 10 you Col Frcd lIEssnurck, tho
eloquent representative Of tho Republican Ger
nArs OF Ohio.
Col. liassnnrck was greeted with loud mp
platlso, uud Il cry of "shoot 1t OIL In English"
Il.aughtcr.] He said: ,
II hns become fashionable among sorno cnsscs
todcalsuutc the opposition to tic thlr.l term M
superstition nf tho p,4st. uut, gentlemen,
under that superstition the country hns becomo
Hruat; under that superstition 1t has livett 100
years; un,lcr TINT superstition our republican
Institutions have boon preserved, developed, and
mAIntuincd; under that superstition our country
hna become II hayen Of refuge for tho oppressed
of MI nations; that superstition has been sanc-
TONED by Washington and Ju6cfson; and II
II 10 superstition, then, say, let
that superstition be maintained for another
l00ycars. Loud appiausc.] II It be supcrstI-
ton to cherish tho example OF the fathers Of tho
itcpubllc: II 1t ho superstition to adhero 70
'hes tensnrs NY aS m sa5e
thas s;sSS ioh; sSers bjm,c,f
tee een lcset os o s e. ns fsed aSe
one as well us the other. Ho might have had q
ana fss pas tic ,s1 nut 6e o e T.
' Sow, ws aes It'd That Washington and Jeyer.
"a follow their teachings: that new lights hAvn
broken upon us; n,'d we should fol.
!Sw SSn sSr MS1 sn'd1aee' that Duf wo shoaia ass
set s ssido i. tradition ADHERED to for. tho iirst
eSnsur & the M Mep,nlieMf e. Mhe y % tms nees Ssas
Noil liay The I.epuLllci!n party teooue 81 poor
t1oi,sant1s Of men n6w in This country who could
safely be trusted with guiding tho shr Ct state m
5St us q0y f rs NJ an i sS * srr1y ~
tic cross II honor ia bis knapsnck. 70 every
bee i'll his bonnot alad the Presidential cl'n!r n
! .sEhS ep*a to but sxf sva h' ts ds
E%'S s"sSEo, pe' And Il f'ss' s rcscs &c sns ma
thorc viii not bc enough TO 60 nrouud.
tI%uEhter:] ,,, g.. y..,,,,a,, ,,,,, ~ IN.
generated fhat thore u !,s,w but oo luat able 70
save tho country lSo! So! Why, HIM nm t,, tola'
| Grcnt bcra1,se hr has saved the countryl
recognize tho military sorviccs. tho great
services Of Con. Grunt % willingly ~ Auy cit;
n I'm willing that hs sho,l have credit Tor what
ho hls dur during tho War l!ut, Ut no NIX
Rs ia b. aoe a os saso the an" can,syf
e1a N@ WHY nv 7 iXo f'Ss f 4. haSo INV huars
eheursi remember to t,vc rsad ii histories
tno namc ot tho KaIlnnt Gen. shcrn,nn.
Stry and In ueosc the iial,,e Of tho tshiu9 yhor.
lan t!te,lowed cg.er sGnSml"r !" hayg a,
then. II no orc but a soldier viii du for tho
etnufsency, thon ugaln say, lot them turn, 10
| around. md
o1vE IT 10 SHERMAN OH SHERIDAN
lut II waa nut tic Generals alone that saved
tho cn,ntry. They en,,ld newer haSe done it
[I.0uLl chcurs1 And If II had ,lut been fur tho
heroIam and the, pn,ent endurance that ch.r-
s!f5sts IL ss sISf s9ss h
Is e. f.: ~ 0s's ;s .sss,s* t. s :i; i
aees as s hve oGS's e Sat %h" Ssks s
tho tAx.1myers ut hoi,u who assumed /" lN,nr
~ ' ere,s m it, whe1S S' s! j, ,,ar; !st ,'t
1%s:ssa ,asIsa: r, sRpia;;ss ~ ~ ,'r. "ns0
%sf; Mi reis 'ss %?AE Aesss %%s "ss; ss
fa ax!sr @ VIII yssn Ss4 pa ~ e,,ss1si % w. i o.
III ;,.;sSs SSSsi,sa' Of Wi :n any; ill.,;
{Sati'a Z ts~ Seeks sso, dat tao.s i 20 dsnsss =;
lsnco, taers boinx no slnsgcr Of war, ultlaor II
h.tno Or abroad. y 4 mt = soldier W want.
whs S t'i, VIZ M'sn Se.e % wts &C. Il. e. ,Ss e.
yn,, tnt,i w. in il wntchnaker. lLnushtcrl u
y not u snldler; T. II 2 atatos1na'' wo wanss
Pcacc hns Its yicts,ries in well as war, tlo mot
care which of tho Krs4t statesmen y.,,1 take. 81.
ihat n!.s ,tothlug IL d. Will tho question we are
~ fi fsie.td WHO has addressed you before no ta
:.Tho ri'in'cd led kiiiSdt II siaino.: ouil ai,.i
ionx-eo,,tlaucl, arp!a,,sc.] could sup.
r. fnv"r Of ssat 'isi' Ktsat 'innaeer ,whs has
asuved w9,srfn yi1."ry r.; Fl ~ @ ra! III a "5
rs te II our sarfSny On Ito un a aS St II
p0lI 4iiti silver; |, inyssf nm In fayUr of JohM
si,cf,aaa, 4 9hle ls,a app,sY !I.t vi,
Tsess ~ $'S: III sFl;s s,sI,,;s ss xsy Ex'sn s,
,Ii liz taIontoi Ssaa.or fro!a Miancsota, slr.
Wn't,. 'y1i! ~ sWM VI stato So tt,'i!naty sa.5s
h. % shs"rs Them y y ~ ,,o gs Of t%r ~
"Wa4hGtirlu."l Yes, tloru IL u frl!oW- Uitlzcu
or your own et1tp, tho Ablo statesman.
Mt. wAyl,sultyE, or ILLlao1s.
| [t.Ou1 Chters.1 | BAy, uAk0 Any Ot those mcn,
ind you nru s.iru nt victory [applaascl. because
!llt Of ihcm will hava to el,tNl!mtar n, orga..
!asd ;sD sps't!9T ,,,s;a na ~ Overwhelming pap'o
NHw tisn, say. thosc arc thousands Of RS
nuGlleatns, xsanl md true, and noi,oat; who hnve
tIuenrtd tiu.n n1a l!4n.tn. III print md vDrhlliy,
1t IT. :N@oSers"1 @ InorS e ars 10 ,iu iiupnOiicans who
HAfG 4All lElt Inot MtuNa wv Foku AuE ANy ~
tho candidates. lhat have named.
NOw. then, ! ato nut wAnt 70 inyesttEnte
whether 4 right Or ~ronK ~ mike sals organ,
tho Hicstion. You ntst l.4,k ut tho facts ~ they
arc. and mol ns y.nl wns!d like them tu br, aud
Tho fAct Ii this: tlAl st,eh .il oppslt!on exists;
that il il an organized opposition; that 1t y
haukts! W by iwssfnl p1tr!otty .s',an'"'nt aS',
TAppiarlss,1 Navy nsk yup, IL It wtsu. would IL
6n prudent. would It ~ souni pdlic,, tn run W
aXalnst sIch an organized oppos'tiuny NO..
Mnutl Advtso such oourxU ~ ae
tukell. Why nominate lnnM whose
election ts, 10 say tho least, doubtful whon yu.
h4yu u do4en candidates whoso election would
b9 srs 1A,npa!!ss low wor,s In conclusion,
Thert, Ii Justification fut this opposition u the
third term. II yp!! ullow 4 B.an to bo Reelected