The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-09-24

democratic mass-meeting 90 fsyette.
No. the other evening. After : few
preliminary remarks thanking the audi
enee Tor his kind reception. AR. Brown
said:
The great feature OF this National campaign
4 a. ssnsske the fraud pcrpctrare1 n the last
flt@l1 trtiAll gQnfr~K, whereby Mr.. samuel j.
~ zen Ma cheaiea "ut ~ Ms eicction- The
Dem, cs1fAe party Placei that great man In
nomination Tour years ago. because a. q
statesman NJ stool = head AMI shoulders at.ovt.
~ composers, iccau-c a. rfermer he IN
dul<tsi nj M <ll, chan about Civil >erxfre an 4
competitive examinations. tut strobe a. fhe
froni and br ~ inc back 81 the rings which
'cre dise NJ the ismocrscy ia New YORK
End ncrun~c ~ WIS tue most conservative rep
r~niaflse ~ those vast commercial an IA
nustnHss l4lrrrcst> IN w1slse safety The cuslsi-
trl nnds tcpoSc. art ~ who's ivency agrs-
cur I>rAl ANUS tgust ~ pr~incts Tor hnnti-
Inn AM dispersal AMI N w.ls a. a great ex-
tent urHN TIE Issue thus presented hy fhe re-
irrm Administration ~ Governor Tilitn a.
cnntr4SitL ~.tn the nisuIle and afandon
When had sizilaii1ed Republican conrrol Tor
years p1cUcxIll4 tnaf We went before the
AmtTitAn faetsplc AMI askcitncir yerficf The
result NaS SAacn mi0ht have be-sn anrici-
pat a by majority ~ rnore than 4 quarter
81 mlllraa ot suir~ IN TIE popular count and
o. ~ lcasf txltecn ~ rne Electoral College
h. Wa cAe<tli as Chief Magistrate 4 tn a
tom itt. IA rna face ~ AZ rms. la face ~
putnlshel returns. IN face uf drIiy aftpsrei Ia
lNf-tu1e<- IA t.lcc ~ the admissions II Mr.
HAYES himself tnnf be was defeated. Hcpubil-
can niAnA<rr- 81 q ~ork - franc = scncme
q fraud by which Mr. Tillen inject lie counted
c4t- NIL nnt - over the di<gracrful story
81 corruptio= n Louisiana. FLORIDA and south
Carolina whereby false certificates were
tran>mirted ~ Washington lct even then
the plan Was imprActicable- There was no
mode 81 doing Il under the laws and the m
stituti0n. consequently they had 10 devise
some new and unfried expcdienr out<ide tn.
lA~- and the Constitution They fell upon 4
devise nos knuwn 70 history n the Electoral
rIrnNN- $3.50 H.
Of the Democratic party the se-rinie< 81 ossr
pphtlcM future. the very requirements ~ inn
partial lastice were committed % a jugxlr u
eto = Inc manner Of deciding any prt.iden-
tial controversy i clearly nroriIs-l ana tn..
provision 4. that Of the CONSTITUTION Itself We
neid- a. party Al least one bran q of the ler-
rsa..S Y, eeraT'ment q the Government.
= "a y > election could not be Set aside except
~ tis.eA.ce. and the country was IN no mo,,t
III t1At- dence feel that d. not hazard to-
much Nhen | say thai the unsllspecfinx masses
~ ne wnJIs people. and mere especially the
Trends a Mr.. flsicn- had right to fel.i very
Eros-.y oLtrag.d n those VINO put this to
nerhos u the Constitution
tfFtxcDs- you will thus realize frnm even >he
bI1ete~I review why and wherefore the great
.ss.le ~ TINS campaign ! and must be thar
fraud 90 the Naii0n- Indeed. <ucn Was the m
uznAff0u ~ the Democracy a. ynu will ~
member. that a desire was prevalent norwff@-
stal:-inE Mr. Tiiden's increasing age ana in
pA'ty m nj hand. ami bid him hal Us on ~
Nlttvry- II MAS rrrssGnizei that there would
- pcet,c Justice In rc4uiring President Hayes.
9 Mr. IIde1 firm whom ne mad stolen III Fsur 4
Tor reasons. better stated by Mr. Tflien him
I'll tnan ~ any one else-fn a great letter i
written 70 the Cincinnati GOuvtufion-he ws@
relieved from this heavy labor. and the lesie-- II
snip assigned 10 one who WAS bnrn ~ the Con
stHAtlon A. = were: 10 one who. un Ter other
~. - nal -no~n that ne knew how %
une M1s,- when called on by MS -uperinr ofNc..r
y say hY~ nc would have that Prc-sdenfisl
al -. 'rlerm.ned- had no other answer
'Aereu Instrument provides the methoi
II would seem a though the Democratic
r41y m ~ Instinct chosen i'm the person Of
= n.e.l :. hsneock the man ~ all others best
lifted ~ represent the anathema u the M
hon upon the fraud Of four years arD His
Responsiveness with the General II n~ir armies
l.- 80 n attitude then: and what his ant
h1e tEen EAs You may BE- sure IL ms attitude
i'~ lilo luEElt- no combination. no Electoral
omA1 -lvi-Duf only the plain letter 0f the
Z iit.oii ~ ~ Dy; Constitution higher not
MP thAn military law but also higher than
ailL iAw s-nt->s- And - stands ne Dem0crnfic
'artF tO-iAF- making appeal not 10 the polfrs-
. -. -. y tne people against that great |
20 Only refused 70 sanction IL in the pr~-Iirni-
ary ~1rk ~ Suntecrinx the south 20 A mill I
AZ terrorism bur VINO IN anticipation. a IL
'ere- repudiaresa its final prDce--es ~ CONSUME
nAunn - the Electoral Commission.
Read over again his words and see how piasn
I tne sutlfiun ~ points cut The law cay. ,
,e ~ hanceck and the words we're written
2 uercniber- i.7s-- provides that in a failure (
2 elect ~ the people the House snail frnme-
iAielt tsr tine President. and the Sensrs. ~, l .
e.fEs-siienr- some tribunal must decide
ntt1~r me pt-Yple have duly elected q Pre<i-
enr- presume. 0f course that 4 IN the :
9tpt Affirmative action ~ the senate ana I !
i0sis~ --ir shy are they present 20 witness the
sss,.,1 !. ~. - sse snst fair and justs II
..qies- Sne!s can Ne no lawful Affirmative de-
lsion- and tine House must then procecd 10 {
y. M. NE <e.aie: lhe senate elects Vice
ponse - the threat that Mr.. Ferry. merely 4 =
~ tenn officer ~ the Senate. would in 1oinf G
$50 prCnonnce Mr. dayes elected. and il n
Ieax caieftsin reverted TO the Ianxu.re u
the Constitution while the socsIled a
. atssmsz - the Republican party wers 4
narchy and fraud. And how sfsnd. Il
y issue % the other slider DO the ReuuhiI- :,
N ieadsrs acknowledge the violence done ~ z
ruyideu for. promise Obedience Is the Cou~s,- (,
ltion N the future. and IN the person u their
'esen iesder tender some assurance TO the
hey Haunt them n that fraud. thex saxer,, I;
~ syndicaies whose plumber of the Trcas- !,
y psid the price 81 that imp0sture: they nut q
4 II = 's yary e,aasss =. IT, PRESIDENCY 4
JarneS A. Garfield their MONT !.
80 pefn4p- A. much II not more re-pon- =
~ ~ nc s'xnr % seven count % thar fe
" llDAnAL than any other member He "a.
= J. ~ embodiment In the Republican parry. -,
~ IL sinister prumpfer with the Jufrcs Il, | al
y. a ruhnz When refused 20 uncover the n,
z1n-- he was volunteer counsel - m IN -
surn- W Louisiana and them sought posi- ~
I. WI .1c tvtnm i-sion 20 pass evidence m
~. ~ n.lPei manipulate. He was the most ~
f-i-tenf lobbyist after that event y. have ~
n1nlre.ls ~ -ubDrsiinafes In the chcafrry CO
. ar'ls.i VIA places under Hayes. And to n
y ~ NJ maks- pilgrimage % the Ea-f. IL ~
" ~ urnhf that the managers mediate ~
w. mfhsiuuS ~ the Constitution. he norfaez Sc
\ 49, rs fAv0r. sntrnixsfiOn IN II. most n.
tspfr% form - rller~hIp--rhfs xars.- -
pelAfi wfh big NJ That Il their ma ~ To-
\ ~ rfpu- capitalists who lOve stability IN Dc
srrninNnf ~ amy cpSf " liberties ~ the -
VI -tntt y their assurance to the rurr Il, no
W ~ plwer hs.ninf their stronger ~ zu-- pa
I. 80 tne tNhiDt-box = - d-place them 80