Daily Republican., 1880-07-22

well a, possil le that sherm IN was
going to o,me cut all right. [cheers ]
The Democrats said then that Shen the
Resumption act went in forcs they were
going to take out every bit Of gold there
was in the Treasury. But they
never did it. Laughter and cheers. ]
Now just look . little at
these things. can't give You
any nnsly polished talk. I leave
that to other people. I don't know
much about grammar, but can read
about these things and l thank good.
ness for what do..know. What l say is:
Study we'll, and be careful before you
cast your ballot. [Cheers.] Be sure
that You know you are right. They
tell you to Join the South. lhave been
little down South. l have travelled .
good deal. TheJ tell you there are
plenty of places down there, but know
that in the South poor man, no matter
how hard he may try, stands q poor
chance Of getting along. The Northern
men are the friends Of the laborfng
man. ECheers. have been think
ling over this for q considerable length
of time, and | thiuk ! am right.
Cheers. And when know | ana right
don't allow any man to change me
from nay course.
snow, gou don't want to vote for
any Of these men that have no respect
for you 'excspt at elections. TCkeers. ]
I heard man say once. They never
came to see me except at an election,
and then they fetched me in a carriage
and Twas a gentleman. Laughter. ]
| only Just want to say few mora
words to you now, but you will hear
from me- again before this campaign is
over. What l tell you now is this:
Let svery man consider himself a
coramittee of one to work for the success
Of our ticket. ICheers and cries of
what's the way we'l' doit.'l Don't
20 and talk about it, bat do it. My
fello " -countrymen, this Republican
platform is large enough and wide
lenough and grand enough for every
iIIrishman and every laboring man to
fstand upon. [LoHd eheers.l This one
]thipg we are going to do--yOu mark il:
We are going to give the votes of the
laboring men to their friend al
Indianapolis-lLou chseringl--a man
that las stOed by them re.
newed cheersI and has been their
friend whenever they got into Difficult
w and needed help to secure them theii
rights. Load cheers.l lie has helped
them many times, and the working
men of this State are goipg to stay ty
him and give him grand vote on the
second Tuesday in October. ICheers.
that man is Mr.. Porter, turning tc
where that gentleman was seated npoh
the stage and taking him by the
Ihand, amid renewed and demonstrativ-
cheers. hope he will succeed, and
will do all I cen to get him elected.
| Cries Of Bravo Good, and shouts Of
applause. Governor Porter-I feel
luke calling him Governor because
believe he will be-don't feel any din
Guilty about taking man by tht
hand even If he is a laboripg man.
He has stood by us in the timt
of difficulty. We will stand by
him until the hour of triumph.-
Loud and ioug-eontinued applause.
He il not 3 man who is capable Of
cheating or of seeing others cheat any
man out Of his rights or his property.
He helped Us. Now we are going to
pay him back. [Cries of 80 we will. J
We are going to stand by him. We are
going to see him through this canvass,
and ask my fellow workingmen to come
right up and defeat any one that pro-
poses to abuse him. He is no banker
or usurer, [cheers and cries of That's
one for Bill English, j but he's man
that every one can support. Now !
think 1t is about time for me to stop
Cries of go onnl There are some
others to speak, and Il would not be
right or fair or honorable to take up too
much of your time. You will hear
from me again. am going to take an
active part in this canvass, for / feel
the importance Of coming out
and staying out on the right
side. It's no use for me TO try 10
tell you what the Republican party
has done for the land. II would take
too much time. ask you to give up
your prejudices. l know am right.
Be assured that you are right. / have
found out for myself on which side ii is
best for q laboring man to east his vote
and that is in favor Of the Republican
party, and am going to be very care
ful to do it," fLoud cheers
At the close of the meeting three
cheers we're given for Garfield and
Arthur, Porter and Hanna, and the en-
tire Renn hlican ticket.