Daily Republican., 1884-10-18
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,,.,os and Logan Veteran Club
% bl.,,u a,,rs at their headquarters
u m.e" @ abicb was 80 we'll attend
Y. rs,htas' .ha room was scarcely large
pa.nIb w hold all who were present.
l,'.. ~ " 10 The speaking q business
!r'Was as held with s. Redmond
Ilg r." was IN the chair and William
Y. v, .'te !. Secretary, when the Commit
pc V.s,s !, n reported that they had At.
y, q heir duty and procured .
Y. ", " If benches. The report was
n. .a and as there is such an In
r the attendance that ~ will be
.,v b procure more Seats the
ssI,,se was continued. =
y arommit,ee on Finance reported
w.. The Committee pn Mass
M, w. made their report, az ID on mo.
~ N Major swiggett, it was resolved
.Sls mass meeting in the Opera
y ~ thursday evening, Oct ober 30th.
Committee on Speakers was In,
III hs the addition Of Major Swig.
.Sa BENJAMIN Nields. E.Q., and
.smmittte on Finance by the addi.
AZ Dr.. T A. Keables, ID. g.
ai.obsm and Matthew Macklem.
.tpsIness meeting then AZ pjourned.
Dpi,uin Nields. Esq, was intro
\ b. tie Chairman, an q opened
ssnarks by reminding bis hearers
savss but short time until the
Mi this country will be called
IA decide who shall rule tho
r,uy for the next four years, and 1t
uvcsssary fer the men who had
M for the flag, to determine who
rrill cast their votes for.
i voke Of the causes which had
yhe war, and said 1t would never
mru had not the Democrats of the
eaade promises for tho perpetu.
A slavery. Senator salisbury
liz other night In the Opera House
h wou Id not hesitate TO vote a few
nn, Of dollars TO build q navy, but
puld not do so while Secretary
buier would have a chance of
leling it, but he did not instance q
Me case where Mr.. Chandler had
nj dishonsstly, and he evidently for
bat the last Democratic Secretary
The Navy had stole the whole Ameri-
inayy, .-..
b reviewed the charges made by the
(nOcrats that General Logan Is an
ponlt man, VIII ich he pronounced rs
", and said that, even were it 30,
Ee, their candidate for V Ice Presi-
hts few years ago, always spelled
name Of our Saviour with a small
and Vera Cruz, " very kruse.
y charges made against James G.
Esne we're reviewed and refnted, and
Ikatl0n called TO the fact, that when
was nominated as Sec Fetary OF
h.s, and his name sent TO the Senate,
hiOs Bayard and Salisbury voted
this Confirmation, and ii was hard
|st how these men cou Id now come
be The people and denounce him
M they had refuted thess charges
M ago, by their votes.
is Claimed that the Democrats had
naiiing under false cdlors ever
nthey nominated Horade Greeley
aGtneral Hancock, and are still
" lalse colors in this campaign.
None had ever heard of Groyez
r'ahd writing a State paper to "a
aoTe the people until This cam.
Y, and he put him in mind of IN
sd4lt he once heard about a mas
s'led a very fat dog, aud one
lls hogs got in his field, aud be
sslN dive them out, taking the dos
Mll As soon AZ they reached
fA'aat dog la d down, while tht
~ aial'ld shouted until the hogs
as0ai sheh he came oy or to til,
xi'l aid '' / did not Q xpect yol
ma Nll did expect you 10 bark
~ siCKtd the poor dog all arount
a'l' and this is the case of Grover
s''la ,. lhe men that bro dught hin
.it' nte9'e'i him 10 bark, and like the
sa lle story, the people will kick
n !. AZ afauld the country. He clos
w. fo,l''eut speech with an exhor
J,H y Tue old soldiers to v Dte as the,
~ tN4iat aud assist in set uring tb,
11ul ~, Of James &. Blaine and Gene
'lSoln c, A. Logan.
.9oiel ). A. Macallister was tn,
speake', and expressed his salts
rs ,sua al meeting so many Of his old
'auss' ta II seemed like Ioolishnes,
Wv W. 70 get up before men who TWEEN
n ,'a.s ,.s ago wore the uniform, and tel
h. ~ Tuat ', their duty IL, for they al
S,,a ,aa' Their first and gre Atest dut,
NIL ~ Ills government from tn,
t'o' =. Tue lpen who tried TO destro,
E.pr,o,.as,llha'e y lhe same old figh j over, a,
+. D'il9cIa,ic claim. az they alway
NJ Nv ~, ~ south with l5a electora
sh'u aau u was well known that ifth,
IN Naa N,.as,at party should ht successful
h .y'1 .ns,,l lo5 votes will rule the North
oir 'rpae %a Of the uni ust representa-
Bths h, t,' otate which is maintaine,
Espusl luisinocratic io. party. and said tn
NJ, h tail :, party is, and al ways ha
Ia - , aesot OF representa- lon accord
ss,a1 p,palation. The cry for in
Ia, :, ,'epfesentation had become q,
l,jt a4' ~ IN hopes of effec ctually xii
ast0n i ,ue Democrats had pr esen tI.d th
Apoxs," whether the Legislature ha
no ,ha 10 10 Increase the represent 4
kpsta,;oo,' lo Judges Of the Cou urt with tb
En,bsS That they wou.d decid
~, ,l.,ald could not. but to their die
glbsy sa o1I OF five JUDI ges decide
k,and h h"u the power to pass such a,
s,i Iuu lley then framed Tia CONSTR,
be- ,benament, ,ban which Ia nothin
epe ana tfick to hoodwink tn
ld.rs .la.ih one upon which the oil,
eGftObation. ''' 'he seal OF their dis
Recalled ns reason why the Demo
sbecaug. ~ san an llliterate ma
" dou' Wy were afraid of him
~s BE- is ar I'M, ni'p 10 talk tor the
Mt like ,ba "oiirst man, and the
'0'e them rihih ri'aih truths he bring
as0n opce wi "'sp7aker was in Wasl
Sptaker - IT. 'ames u Blaine wa
", dld an w. 40 mousse OF Represents tf
pnei .pr..J,'' nay The House ad
ale and lh, 20 ns tiad watched MI
Scl be- hai ''i, rable manner |
pNot his Ielaed TO tho man,
'nh1use ,,i,, ,.' "a'' ION When at las
Mpnhir., ~ h40cF8ts az We
wv their l5r. "''ctea around him /
ably ,r,.at "'', es'f em for one wh
lie many IL eo over heir session
lOs eircn,a,.," "nh sian Nlers whic
,9F would n.r'" d oout HIN by tina
th M ~. nave been starte
sslisney nominal ed for til
trtpnr,