, 1880-10-06
which they wott1d arrive, mud were really to
receive them. DR.. .Wnlllng, Of Louisville.
sot-in-lnw of Mr.. English, ls mentioned as
the probnbl engineer Of the Job,
OHIO.
SENATOR 1l1.AISE AT sASnUSKr.
EY,trtnl f3Isr%ateh IN Thk Cbtfdo1 Tr{btIte.

CAuS0 by On9 Of tic largest H1&3-hlGttthES
that has ever beel, held I'll tho county since
lis organization. Largu delegations from the
ncighboring townships, embracing nil tho
townships In this Congressional District md
several beyond II, poured Into SandnBky In
tho early morning mt made their way TO TIC
fair grounds. wliero iiie tnass-incett1tg WIS
held, In eager expectation Of II speech from
tho "plun,cl Knight" OF Maine. who WIS
tho orator Of the occasion. A large
procession OF trat1cspeope with
bands marched through tho prlnclpal streets
Of tho clty. md wera Joined by tho Witlc-
Awnkca Of Afnrgctta, I, very handsome body
OF young men, tn uniform, whose appear.
anco attcstetl tho great progress TINT lscr,il>-
lIcan principles hnse male Iii tl,ls county
during tho last four years. In 1870 1t
was tho old men nit, veterans Of tho Wnr
who took the lend In political affairs, but to-
dny tie .young tnen nre taking hold with
vigor, md Il Republican victory cnn only De
prevented BY fraud Of wlicl, Mt present there
Is no conception.
The nssetnb!ngo on the fair ground nu,n-
bcretl certainly not less than 1000 pcrsolAs,
while scyernl hundred more remained In
their carriages n,llt vehicles, IN which they
had come, oil the outskirts Of tho crowd.
TIE SENATOR'S sl'EEcl1.
Tho speaking begun mt o'clock, hIr.
Blaine being introduced to the audience ly
Mr.. Mack, editor Of tito Sal,tlusky Register,
who presided, lntl 10 whose excrtfons Oil the
stump ami with tic pcn tic SUCCESS Of Re-
pnbllcanfsnl In this county Is very largely
due. Alr. Blaine addressed tho meeting for
about one hour and tlree-Qunrtera. lie begun
by saying that he was opposed to tic election
of Hancock because Hancock represented
tho dangerous md vicious element III p9Il.
tics, n1lu because he Ind gana over from tlte
slde ol, which he fought to tic slde agaiilst
which hy fought: Wtcrens Garfield voted
and acted rs lie thought. and In that rcslect
l1e WIS collsste1lt. IT was not 50 miictf 2
question whether .Gar'clti or Hancock should
to iittiurso the principle represented by THO
men. lilo outlined tlie tlanRNr which would
result from tile, election ef l1nlicock Al
s@"ES Son1E Il ts ts ch1stfr s Sats g. s MI sprsf s
In tho event Of llAiie0ck's election the mn..
tority.of the present Supreme Court would
be retired ni,ts .lIieil holding Southern views
won BE- PIT In aer asss LIS then r. T.
tho Country untler. Republican rule, md the
hostility Of tho DeintNratlo pmrty tH the
!ngats employed by thu Republican, party to
country, their oplx,sItIon to tllo !!esl'mptlon,
lnl Ref,l,lt!ing nets, md to tho gcneral
dnaMctal llolicyot tle Ad,nhlstratIon. Mkt
he discussed ut considerable length The aea-
protective tnri1f u thu manufacturing inter-
ests Of tho country, und consequently to
laburlng-lne!', and depicting III lsel;,brant!tisll
c2lors The disasters tllat must fol9w frnln
the adoption nf = free-tratle policy. liz snit!
that. although he ind nj l0slt!yo proof ut
tlse fNct tlHlt Brltisl! gold WINS beng tlse'l ~
1 lS i"t!'fly s, s; sYa , e '''tts 'at Il 5 wsts @ t s
I'll Maine, a1nl llrnbahIy would BIZ III Ohio.
He WIS c,lnlldcnt, however, nf Republican
success, 6rcnilsu never In tho htst0ry Of the
world had nlty party I'll power BEEN turned out
IN TlMEs t'F PROSPERITY,
w,lils instances were Just ns rnru OF party
enntinM!i,E y tl.d lI'wcr y. times of nlyer-
Bty. llu rllticnlett lfin claIMl Ut tho .DoMa-
Grats thtt tho Sulers'a"rS OF Electlons III
t NsM haFk T. ! sttH nntsIhry hd, IN @ ,! The stnte @
bse,l used Ut tho pulls, nllA concluded witt! q
Eloxtly euiugiuM uf the KeIMblical. rrrsl-
dG1atinl candidate, ton. GarllGlA.
St1rrs fftm 'role'!ot anil i 'arEe injecting WIS
I!el.t ut tho uperA-iiHls!.. presided over hy
btr. aluek, ut which Alr. ,Stnrrs WIS the
olNsor. Thu Ope,u-1lGusc IL IL HOW building,
crowded tu tllo lltInust Of itn cnpacIiy, there
heinE Eeurly l,:HN tMup!o present. Among
tlo audience WelH y lArEn humber OF lst,les,
and several prominent Denncrnts, who: fur
yuals ME,,, cOuia moi i,lvo beun persuaded to
ellterh ltepubltrnn meeting, WerH present to
lleur tho fuisln!iS EMtcaga nriltUr. Tlc warmth
OF lily reception nStDiiis'Iet Atr. Storrs him
mi ss1f M% S,s paftsn'asy w II, arsi eily
tho Rcpslbllcails of SatldMsky fur yenrs ago.
At thnt tlne thry hatl i0 ol,era-ho,!sp,
% and thu n!oot!'lg Y WAS llel,! IN eu',Eamttyely
Yery an,is,no,'strative audience, Ta-,igltt
thssn WIS no luck Ut demonstration; II larEe
proportion Of tic nslulunco wero Young l,lun
> who l'lyo e9lne to The fr4!lt l., politics s,co
took every point with keel appreciation. Mi.
SturrB WIS
FREQUENTLY INTERRUPTED WITH CHEEllS
AND LAuHllTEIl,
hnt on tho wl,oly the audience was rather OF
strativs STR ki,i H. sloprseR' to
his previous. visit tu Saulsky, md saitl tlat,
Judging by tho difference it, tho two mcel-
inGs, the result Of the election IN Ohlo ought
1S71, notwithstanding n feeling of depression
whleh Ind prevailed for tho last tel, days.
eansirK goad Republicans to feel rs i tius
Lord liau Withdrawn, lltH co!lntena.lcU from
The ;T[he party was mt going 10 be beaten, yct.
saslont S I to yis lstlfy 4ty Us Visitation % 't's po
saoa the of tr,up tn'%3K & .s s%xry sS kts"i 5
diabolte Deluocratlc party. lii Wished i.
sny hothlng tnEellur0lls or tlfsrcspuetful OF
t!lat l,aTty, i..t tlao.ight y otK't 70 bo pnti'
That party wus Iaslly eligagcl III ail aGoir-
tive attempt to ,nIontl [ts History aln 10 rlll,
awny from its character, but The thing could
not es ,! ne aoS ,s aseT r ~ la q rsSrstte oS to
history. or to substitute IN placo Of their oltl
pcstlterous hnd character n,ytllnx which
boro tllg slightest apprn!ct to Raotl char
,sis nstst 1lecinll.mEed ay nenosrst present to
which the country },Md derived my beilellt,
had been l.rel'uted. FIR Tic last quarter II