The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-10-28

public mind they will have respect for the laws
made by such Representatives; they will have no
respect for the decisions of our courts. And then
chaos comes, and the great republic falls in fraud.
Now which section of the country you trust to
protect the ballot box-the shotgun section of the
South or the great people of the North? Has there
been fair election in the Southern States since the
war? No. Will there be solitary election in any
Southern State next November? do not believe it.
Look at Alabama. 1t cast in 1876 about 100000 Demo-
cratic votes all told and it pretends that 1t cast
at the late election 900 Democratic majority Every
solitary vote fraud. If the people of Alabama
If every entitled to vote had been allowed to vote
there would have been Republican majority in
this State. Are you willing to trust the ballot box to
that class of peope Are willing to trust to It's
ballot frauds? More killed in the South
for attempting to vote than killed in the revou
tion, In the 1872 both Sides and yet these
gentlemen have the unparalleled impudence to pass
resolution that they in favor of honest vote
1t won't do and the American people know it won't
do.
What States in this Union have endeavored to pro-
tect the ballot box Republican or Democratic? Every
law proposed passed of this nature has been in
Republican Legislature.
[Here the Italian Republican club marched up
they could get to the stand and cheered the
speaker.1
1t is for the people the North to make mp their
minds whether the ballot safer in the hands
the South than in the hands of the North. There
Democrat who hears me tonight but knows that
the ballot box is safer in the North than in the South
1 don't pretend that every Republican is honest.
don't pretend there have not been some Illegal Repub
lcan votes. but for every Illegal Republican vote
put into ballot box there have been hundreds and
thousands of Democratic votes.
Arotbar tbno xra want n, nrasarva i'm this countrv
is an honest coIlection of the revepue And now
every Democratic business man to think wheth-
the North will be apt to honestly collect the
revenue of the United States than the South In the
Southern States they don't believe in paying federal
taxes In the last four have collected through
the internal $46 0O0. In those four
have seized Illicit distilleries in the Southern
States. How is that for high? lLaughter.l And in
the last four years the Southern people have shot
death twenty-five officers of the revenue. whose only
crime that they were endeaving to collect the
taxes due the United States In the same time they
have wounded 1fty-fve Others and now every inter-
nal revenue officer in some of the Southern States is
provided by the department with breechloading ri
fes and revolvers. In the last four have
rested and indicted 7s4 Democrats in the Southern
States for endeayorfng to defraud the revenues
want to know if can depend these people for
the collection of our revenues? G'No, no.'1 heard
story once of couple of Methodist preachers who
held revival. One OF them sald 10 the other Let
us take up contribution" So one of them had his
nat sent around the congregation and when 1t came
back 1t was turned over and lot of pencils matches.
and buttons were brought to view, but not one red
cent of money The minister whose hat had gone the
rounds, solemnly said, Let us thank God" what
for ?' asked the other. Because, the reply Il
got my nat back." tGreat laughter.J II we depend
upon these southern states for the coection OF our
revenue, we won't get our hats pack. tRenewed
'aughterl the revenues are paid they must De PAID
oy the spiendid magnanimity and PATRIOTISM OF the
Nor'h' ana IL we are 10 pay the revenues IL VIII pe
safer 10 let us collect them. lCheers.1
Here is another thing want. We want in this |
country honest money. Can you depend the South |
for it? Can you depend upon the Democrats for 1t
mo, no!l am hard money man. 1 am In favor of |
gold and silver. We of the great silver pro-
1ucing nations. and want to do what to
i'a 10 me Vai"e OF every american pr""net so say
" WIN nav ~ i es' n"' "ai'' the si'e'
'o'iar worth eoiu ooiar ooh care II you nave I"
hne II 'ii'r i'et III uiaht'et. t'"eers'i ~" erea'
''i"" e'' "noro l" pe com clipper' NO great peo-
Die can AFFORD to certify lie upon Its silver or gold
'r paper. want honest money. we want money
mat cannot he fnterfered with by Congress We wa1f
money. the value or when VIII not he disturbed no
NATTER what wave may run over the pub'fc mind
Money Is money ana man can not make It, 1t Is the
'rodurt OF nature. You cannot make money by law
I ou cannot make hat dollar any more than you car
make fat star. You cannot make fiat money any
more than you can make nat corn wheat or oats.
Money Is the product n nature. The coming OF mon
y Is device 70 iaclitate exchanges but money Is
lot device. Money may DE maze OF gold ana SILVER.
mere Is no sueh thins as paper money. faPtr Is Il
'rnmse TO pay money. Biis' cheeks drafts are nor
money. ihey are REPRESENTATIVES OF money. as
warehouse receipt takes the place of the gran and In
10 other way. lcneers-I
If / happen TO be worth a dollar when die. want
to be good dollar; want it to be dollar that will
ot turn to ashes in the hands of my widowed wife.
Cheers.] 1 want 1t to be dollar that will not be
worthless in the pocket of the orphan. want money
hat is money You may take piece of money issued
yhen Rome was an empire: and though Rome is fall
n ard the dust of centuries covers its foundations
hat piece gold is as good as though Julius Caesar
till rode at the head of his Roman Legions. Zap
lause7 | want dollar that is good whether the
government goes down or not want money that A
Democratic victory can't touch rGreat onnlanse7
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