The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-11-06
.ax. LYMAN TRUxBULL.

~ ni.seIled--The f"s'''o" OF TUG Oem'
.;s Party Regarding tho T"rin.
4 ~. s,I Hall, Chicago, was literally packed
falN .,ruing Of the 10th with an enthusi'
% lM .si,sacs to listen to addresses from
~ STfrmu,bull, Parsons, sigel, and other
IT,. speakers. Gen. Parsons pre-
D0ns Introduced Judge Trumbull as
siel ~. nhy,rhor OF Illinois," and pro-
'ihs, mn 'h,s. Nearly cheers. The suggestion
psea .. viva unnecessary, as at the bare
~ lh hh lame the entire audience
pe9 ~ man and cheered itself hOarse,
seDsrs.sing bis gratitude for the vel.
.nSs.,m.isnded, h said: :.
.sed no, be discouraged ut the result OF
s.'s ELECTIONS. 1t reminds me That we met
De a aan,e disasters just before Antictam, and
tll disasters just before Gstt, sbnrg. Ana
&bel, u nn.a line result in lndiana--for Ohio
100. Snirfed nObOdy-the result in In.
hr "a: Il. I'M a skrinish preparatory to the
&anisi y III November, which will result in
COsg.caftiOn in civil life as high as the
49, lrtysburg att lined upon the battle.
Mrtnnlsnse. l have seen this spirit
ted. have been throughout the State
srss',h Oh. last six or eight weeks. Never, for
vdan ~, raors. have Witnessed such meetings
renp !s.s.emblcd during the last month, and
YaU.sse me election took place in Ohio and
taas / have attended several meetings
nas ',bm,.antis we're present and ] saw the
saa . sYri, and the same determination on
ssoert OF the people rs 'eubitdas ititd WI
y.yy.lbdofe those elections TOOK place. a
80. aso-l mention II rs one incident,
GySmi,t not there are hundred such in
hiu,s,a'-at /, meeting which attended, and
NssSs result of the election was known
Ha'sh gentleman who stated that he had
N..ssn much part in the canvass TIL. year;
W -. o.her wears hO had been very active,
wv .a;,year he had left the canvass to his
ul wv ~. since the result OF the election in
Ils ILL., however, and since he heard the
n aan,.o these Republicans over this little
S,i.h between subordinate officers, I've felt
49, S Yrs his duty to- take hold and Inc said
= hs trends then present: 81 will to-day
shsrilN 500 and devote my whole time from
~ until election to organize ana carry TINS
F0sacock and English" That was
n. snirit that manifested itself In many
ss.es where have been. -
~ NV pufpOse this evening, TO review
nv some Of the positions assumed by
rSE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY,
nShn sherman. in n speech, he made In
SstitS Anew days ago. lie starts Out by say
= M there are in this country two parties,
~ nm thew entertain different views In re-
"a N ihc powers of the Federal Govern.
vscf. and then he proceeds to state what
= ytvs entertained by the Republican
~ ars anil als0 what the views Of the
s.ocratic party are. suppose we may
~ Me statelnents ~ being correct 80 lar ~
!. ~ sMres,Nts the views Of the Republicans OF
- vssSent day, but ana not willing to accepts
s.sss reDresents that Of the Democratic
Ns represents the Republican party
sSIrtAining the view that this Is Nation ;
~ i DOssessed Of sovereign power, and
!. sever over all the rights Of the Individual
~ I0ran, another spokesman OF the Re.
lean party, says that the Republicans
5000 that this Il Nation, n sovereign
-, and that its power H. abo e ana over
IOther power. II this position - true theh
.haye a centralized Government here, pos
~.ns ali power over the individual, ana
~ voull be very different Government
NM Inc one which our fathers meant, and a
,sry different Government from the one
rAkh was uDNeYst God to be the character OF
s,(,oyernmeuS when the Republican party
~ formed. and it would DO advocating a
Ml,reu1 ovii,ciple fr0m that on which it at
aimed mower Onr Government Il u cOmpii'
- a. and the powers are divided up be.
60 tina Federal Government and the
Nales. and they are so divided for q purpose
nj that purpose WAS for the security and
luesaoao d public liberty and individual
VHaavsr power is vested in one man OF
~ nsa. -
THAT IS A DEsrOrlsM,
uaAk division of power was to preserve thu
Hb0ties tile people.
M Republican, party is the advocate Of I
Uutr,Gsed Government with all power.
Nopose 10 prove in "a few words that the lie
MhjeaN PARTY j. nh organized lie. In le6'
Ay ad0ptrti y p,u form with resolution
hi The maintenance of the rights of the
NsDs vM essential to the endurance OF oul
0elkkal fabric. II essential then 1t Is so TO
0ay Ard he who claims that nj! power IL in
Neledenl Government advocates That winch
hGqvehve to our liberties ~ . people
Mh Il that the people vi ireland 1ii0
hli.1 complain? 1t II because they are de
sttAe right Of home government. -FOUR lo'
Nne Of the Republican party Is adopted, and
" power u lodged In the Government u
Washington.
ne Democratic party does not advocate tho
Aetrine that all power IL In the states. !,
svocates that the Federal Government II
Overeign within NE powers conferred upOI
land all power ~ % conferred Is reserved
| ttb4 SAAtes., n,
"A sttsupt Is bsisg made to array tn
vsdsh asd capital Of NE country against thu
nass Of The people. The Democratic party
laespst hM alAaa ago created equal, and \
nsetep ~ y ~, or any true Democrat
peaks, what faith he posse sses, or what N,
eles efl6skin: he has I'll the rights Of any
sAer man. lApplause.l ..DE =
QsaAm "a Asvu OwAo~
What more did Sherman say2 Ne inquired
WAY W Democratic party had done when Il
eotdQed control Of the House Of Representa-
uveA 1s mid: Nothing except to undcrtak,
0epl AMw passed TOR she purpose OF sc
D1 1eaest elections. lie said that they di(
Mvpose 20 amcndit but they offered to re
Ieoe ~ put the tepeal on to an Army ap
Ilaalt0D bill, which President Hayes We
-, md That the Democrats had refused u
~ necessary appropriations to feed tn,
eM That was his argument. Now, wha
ouohs Let us have the facts. This
~ Election bill passed a. q part Of III
Rsopi!9tion hill originally; but that is no
sl9 he!e. ls Il true that that was all TIN
- DID? After President Hayes hat
~ ,1haS bill 10 came up ~ 4 separate
Tho original bill authorizing tn
eos OF Marshals and Deputy Mar
0peSvise the elections allows tn
% aRpoant these Deputies all Of bi
party. There were appointed 10 the cit,
SsM I0fk, At one time, some twelve hun
sssS 0ese Marshals, all Of one party, VIII
e elscttoneerers for the Republics
|. = proposition WIS made to r.
SHo pr9vist0n, and President Hayes We
A AnerWafd Il came up in anOthe
- Cen. Garfield said In reference 3
- ~ ~ g now stands, that there wa