The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-10-09
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4 aenator Hoar Speaks A1ain.sii

Senator George +, Hosr of Massachusetts,
made another ringing speech 8 fsw days ago,
which i thus reported BY the Boston travel
or: s3sss III III
Haprot esaed to q dischsssioa VI the southsl
ern question Tie Southern white Democracy
he said have successfully mplished their
purpase Of practically idisfranehising The
blackmen Of the South. and the forty our
electoral votes representing that colored popu-
lation in the Electoral College are to DO cast BY
fraud and force, and without right by the old
Southern white slave holding Democracy
There isnot an intelligent man on this con !;
Cleveland could be declared President Of tho;
United States, unless the votes of mississippi,
South Carolina, Florida, Z Louisiana and Fir.l
ginia, forty in Ill, shall be counted in his IA
vor. There is not an Intelligent man on this
contine Mt who does not know that the votes OF
every one of those states would be given, il
they could be freely cast for the republican
candidate Applause
The gentleman who calls Shimselfs an Inde-
pendent and who PROPOSES, BY reason of some
dislike ior idisapp sof. the Republican
to helps elect president Of The United States
he is only to make possible the consummatioa
Of q political crime by which the choice OF q
minority Of this people may be wrong fully
seated :9 in the Presidential 4? chair.
ue VIII SH you tnAt ne itnlnK8 your candldAtei
has d3ne wrong, OF offered to do; wrong, or
made q ssnggestion tof wrong, and yet, can.
there bel crime against human society so great
Is the robbery Of g, coo. 600 of American free
men of their right to vote and Us the seating;
Of usurper in the Presidential schair2 Il made
the campaign, and i was met BY an Indepen-
dent Boston paper with the statement that 1
was talking about an issue ten years old that
was going buck into the past to rake up for
gotten questions. II Il Il
Why my friends, went down South three
months ago, myself, as Chairman OF commit,
tee Of the Senate, charged with an sinyeshga.
ton into the political practices which prevail
at this momenti IN the State Of MisaiRsippi,
( Ayoice How abont Rhod Islands
NJ. Hoar-WelIs how about Rhode sIslands
cast his vote according to the Constitution and
laws which her people have established?
loud applause ~ ss.s rs 3
1. Mr.. Hoar then told In q graphic manner tho
| story Of the murder OF Matthews and the Copi-
nh outrages, by which methods ihesaid, unless
Massachusetts be consistent, Democratic
President is to be seated on the 4th of next
/ March AS further bearing upon this topic.
which his friends Of the Boston Daily Adver-:
tiser said was ten years old. Nj. Hoars read d
few sentences from q speech OF one Long, d
In the state OF Florida, showing the Demo cratic
purposes and campaign methods. You want d
Bankrupt law; you want a law. by which tie
Mnssachusetts creditor, il he has debtors any.
where In the country, can have his fair and
honest share With, the other creditors Bnt
these forty usurped votes that will be cast in
solid mass against that bankrupt law. 81
You want q nayy, but these forty usurped
votes are to ba cast in solid column every time
against the creation Of d navy n h ss
You want q tariff Tor protection to the wages
Of the American workmen, but those forty
nar1r1ai v0tnal n in an1r6 mae
against the interests and desires Of the Massa-
chuseHs working people. h Al
q Il suppose You have o considerable number Of
foreign born citizens hero from Germany,
from Canada, fbnt most Of all from Ireland.
These men are on. brethren; they are Amer
When It Is proposed 10 hayesa sIaayyiby which
we can protect their rights when they 20 home
to visit their relations in tho Old World, and
when we undertake. to maintain and improve
pr their wages here, upon which the comfort
Of their homes Is TO depend, think it Is q
pretty important present Issue whether We are
to be encountered BY forty fraudulent white
demscratic votes in the house of Representative
tappiausel and by president seated in tho
electoral yotes Applanae. rs
MI. Hoar then proceeded to q somewhat de-
tailed discussion Of the tariff question, treat
ing it substantially Dis In fornde eckas, and
Illustrating y BY which Il, has used be-
Wsafe met 81, our old adversary Tho;
Democrat part in tho same manner in
which y has met ,is n years past. When the
| question was whether slavery should be ex-
tended into the Territorieo, they met our ar;
Enments BY calling Abraham Lincoln baboon..
When we had the Question whether the amend
Ments 70 tIios Comet ttuii I'm should be mains
tained, the aIlswefgd by saying Grant WIS O.
a drunk had the 4nestian whether,
answered ua BY making all manner 81 chargz;
o. against CARTEL but the American pod.