The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-11
~ ass MEETING
Hon. Roger q. VIII" AT the
tourt Ilou-. Last Night.

/
Quite Il large aud truly representative
su,IirUce, consisting largely 81 the hnhi.
ue-s men II the city, greeted C'l Nllils
at the cont huns. Ia night nH the brHt
y eoch with which b" has favored Waco
| iur IA long time past aud the -rrrrh Was
| liz eurd lu with great attention llirunRh'
out, both from 1t. excellence hud being
the fret speech - the cHmphiEu
| We regrei NuI5 much oar Mrk 81 space
| to siveA " and comptchtuHiNe report
81 the speech ~ uu va iuli icpurl could
| 10 It Justice. Cot Mills began after a
very beautiul and lucid "Iortum, a
com lhfison of the two ideHb ~ liberty
! bciwo, n the Nurmdu- and the Auglu
! SnNOuH ~ the early ctn4 of Ehpiirh hlH
! tory, the former believing 10 The divine
| ngltB " kings Hud the tnHlHvemrui 81
the subject, and the latter IN She KING
| snip ~ the IIdl,rluhl with tn" design
ot showing that the Anglo saxon ui"h
had descended through the ugcs, and
| wa, the fundamental gemus 81 The dem
uuraiIo phrty. while the Norman idea
was represented IA splfit by III" op o.
site great pnril Tho Application was
peculiarly iorcihle aud happy He pro-
r.cduI SHOW the urcc-rity II parties
y
Of his pfrvIuuH argument thht
the government winch governs
the least il tnu best government III II
f-llcitOus siy H., and III tins part the nb-
atract mature aud trur mn"tun- VI gov
ernmcnl occupied great dunl Ut dtcn-
ton.
The apeAkcr held It as IL sequence ct
this sccp Il proposit on that the least
amount u money tina whs necessary TO
support government should be- de-
| mnnlrd Of u PEOPLE 10y taxation and
that taxation should bear with equal
! burden. on all, and hence. TINT tAflh on
imports violating thus principle ia taaing
the many Tor IN, benefit ~ - few was
false in principle aud vicious IN prAc-
hcr. In regard To- the banking inHtitu-
tiuns Of tine country, which were cI-
planned to mean the national bnnkH aud
not banks ~ deposit aud disc INT, lie
held them to he undemOcrhtic because
they did not spring from the people ana
do not subscryr the interests OF the PEG
pie and be depicted IN vivid way tho
unholy Vaccinations 10y VIII the
national banks coul loan and rais'
prices aud wreck values to the misery oil
men who toll iu the rh y aud pillow IN
the field lie believed, lac sRId, III "A gold
dollar. silver dollar and "a paper dol
convertible into gold or SILVER. We had
the best circulating medium m til,
W rid, gold, NJ vcr, gold aud silver cor
7 titlGateH aud treasury notes. Aud Yet
when gold certificates were ilrRt issliec
the Treasurer uf the United StHtea pluyet
!, into the hands " the banks and hr hn'
l., introduced bin requiring the ttchH
urrr to iHsue gold certificates payable II
gold. 1t had nnsed and he had read Il
the ExAMfSTN, ut tins morning ut n
A. many millions OF x III certificates BEN
D. issued, and the dcmn Il Tor them bein
far gtcnior thnu the supply, Col. Mill
re- then proceeded to discuss the rnilrOn
e. curpor tlun qurHtiuu, showing that III
power assumed by those corporation
b. was undumDtrntiG, uHing IN tins roBpct
D.. u new aud yer, happy iiiustruton. I'll
poopluhr said, Ind created these corp,
rntiOns, had gwen them life and pOwi
aud had It nc it. for he Hggrundiz
II. mcnt OF those corpora ions, but Il
=, transportation facilities for themselv"
y" the y oplo, aud h,ving created IL rlgl
Nv to control for the original pnrposc Il
n which they wore thus created. The al
n gumout was silIkingly logical and tore
bile lie depicted the memHciug pnwu
assumed los railroads N many / luEtr
tiuuH Of actual occurrence. Az Ia Il
democratic pHrty he declared himself
Bourbon and r,Juiced ia the nam
There could be- 40 change m principle
even the Almighty, Who held worlds
his hand bourbon WAS one who Ia
got nothing that WAS old, aud lcurnt
H. nothing that was lew, and hO vi
- bourbon ur Bourbuus and
i, mosebacE. In the democratic par
>" there were hcrrticn us there were HrnUI
the early thristlnus, Hud there were al
Id traitors lie compared ut some lcnH
~ tn" bourbon democracy with tho a
ilo ppnstlcs aud those who md stuck 10 1
MI faith uf Chu-t, aud the other deuucru
to the seven churches uf ASIA. lie Il
" picl-I in string tcr.nr the cuudlh Il
III he south and Texas u tine close If Il
H. VIZ, aud ylvldly phuwrd what demucra,
In ha done Tor the rccuporatlou and r
ia susciiatlou uf their fallen forum Il. III
-. remainder of Cob MiliA' speech wHH tax,
To NJ with pungcnt ridiculo NJ the Ind
- pendent movement aud of the reign
terror to cuspc under tie regime Of
n j. DAVIS, kus,,ll. Juuc, aud Ochilt t
Il, He Hhowri the democratic party tO
II, true to popular education, roh ttug Il
,r charged ut nhdolity to that sarrcd eau
n made against the IHtty. lac speak
M wHs frequently chocrcd during II
A apcurh, which wus we'll cccivcd, and
he In to be hoped he will visit Waco aga
as during the campaign