Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-31

future, while the Republican party mas
left its glorious history behind it ami
become the friend of monopolies, corpor'
ations, capital, banks, brokers, centrall'
cation, military power, the rich, the
aristocracy, railroad domination, land
crabbers, retrogressive plumber, mon
archy. of Beecher, of Cook, Of defeat
and of the past. Tremendous cheerlngJ
He finished with grand peroratlon on
the coming victory III November.
Strong resolutions, endorsing Hand
cock and English, and pledging to them
the support Of the W. P c. were intro
! duced and unanimously adopted amid
tremendous applause.
JUDGE TERRY
Was loudly chccrcd. He said: We nave
stood shoulder to shoulder in this State
III one fight, and in spite of SANDER
corruption and bulldozins, achieved a
| glorious victory This time q far grand
or one will crownour efforts. Applause
Your choice must be made between Gen.
Garfield and Gen. Hancock. DO 70"
hesitate to make u choice? mo, no!
Hancock is q man without fear Or re-
proach, while Gariield's record will not
| bear inspection, and who has been con-
dcmncd by his own party. In 1857,
E|ihu b. Washbnrn introduced bill TO
oppoint a board of railroad commission
crs to control the freight and passenger
rates Of the Central Pacific and Union
Pacific Railroads. Among the men VINO
were proved to have taken railroad ana
Credit Mobilicr stock were Schuyler
:, C,lf,v and James A. Garfield. 1t the
former was thief, the latter was, Tor
they both took the stock under similar
, circumstances. To have been cons's-
| tent, the Republicans should have nom
, mated Colfax for Vice President. APP
f plausc.] His record i'll the Dc"oiyef
pavement case was exactly similar. we
y don't want Garfield in any public office
4 We want no man whose statements, II
+ruc. prove that he does not know Il
bride when he is offered one. Thank
Il God, Hancock's name never appeared III
I Cakes Ames' red pockctbook. His name
n is above suspicion, and | thank Cod foi
I'll it. [Applanse.] 1t is time
THE BLOODY SHIRT
Should disappear from politics an'
Hancock's election will ctfcctually 10 1t
:, [Cheers. Why do the Southern people
so cordially support Hancock 1t
- because they respect, love ami ever
o revere him for his noble actions whit
=. military Governor Of LouisianaandTeXa
:. for taking the honest ground that tn
:. war was over and the civil authority wa
il superior to the military Garfield VIII
N they say is 4 statesman, deno''ncc'
General Hancock for his obedience to tn
80 law. Those who wish this to DC unite
y. country want Hancock for President, an
h. they will have him. Applause. "hcr
Of do the two parties stand on the Chimes
Lo question: We all know what Il wls!lA
:, wasly plank the Republicans hay
Ia placed in their platform. There is II
10 relief to be obtained from them.
.1 Judge Terry then skctchcd the h'stol
a., Of fine Fifteen Passenger bill vetoed Il
,o President Hays,and Garticd's connectlo
no with it, and pointed out that he was
,1 record Us a lover of Chinese. New loi
M is sure for Hancock, and the 7O,ooo o
,u soldiers in Pennsylvania viii! never
np back on the gallant Gcncras II
90 pcople submitted to the fraud OF Isl
900 but they will not vote to put one OF II
i'll, perpetrators in the Presidential ella
,ur this year.
,, CNFOENIA WILL BE ALLOWED
T., TO free herself from the Chinese eur
without interference of the FEEDER
, authority when the Democratic par
-, comes into power. [Applans',] \
Government should itself pay for all
provcrty of every kind owned by Chine
- in this country and pay the passage
'cs- cvcirv one of them back to their oN
his country. [Applausc. Relief can Il
18th will come from the Democracy.
can never can come from that creature
wis corporations, the Republican, par
we'd Elect Hancock and the very III
lien CONGRESS that assemblies will grant t
He State What it wants and dcsrry
'laa Great cheering.
the 4 communication was read from
$ OF Shorb rcgrctting hisnnayoldab1c aoSc'
ted from the meeting, and predict
lrsc Hancock and English's election.
TIM At the conclusion Of Judge Icrr
'ccn speech, Auditor Dunn was loudly cal
to for but the latcncss ftllc hour proven
the him from speaking, and the meeting ii
low adjourned after giving three rous