The Republican journal., 1884-09-25
Storr's Stirring Speech.

me to undertake anything like Il full or elabor-
ate discussion. either of the principles involved
in the pending Presidential campaign or of the
candidates themselves. 1t seems to me, since |
read The papers this morning, that the necessity
of very much discussion has passed and that
political oratory has resolved itself after all
pretty much into hallelujah of great delight
on one side and wall of lanentati' on the
other, flaughterI with an occasional bleak and
dismal whistle coming from the bush and from
obscure places in the scenery, intended no
doubt to keep up the courage of the whistler.
laughter.
| am not unmindful whom am addressing.
| know am in Boston, i'll the State of Massa-
chusetts, in the New England States. | am Il
resident of the State of Illinois; | am citizen
of the United States. Applause | am with
you Il Joint protector of Bunker Hill Tapplausel
made so by the fourteenth and fifteenth consti-
tutlona amendments, and have a common in
terest in Paul Revere and in that remarkable
cargo Of tea, the unshipping of which led to
such splendid results Il good many years ago. |
am from what in New York has been character
lied the 'rowdy West" and what. by one at
least of New England's famous clergymen, has
been denominated as the "ritt-raf West
Laughter May say to you, because know
1t will be something, that this characterization
has not greatly disturbed us in the West, nor
has it made us very angry, and yet Senator
HaWley will tell you we do not lack spirit on Il
proper occasion. Laughter. We have an
abundance of it. Don't tritle with it. Laugh
.el oll oiale was tne GUY 9tale III tiie NJ
oh; ~ Nh'i 1 il'i,' wa, h''eo ~ quo'" "thuu'
600 troops besides to Missouri, Il stray Demo-
eiatic 9ta'e, as YOU may ItniehipeI' which VIII
e"1' US tlVo'oi q, wv ~ t'tNo''H.' r,
l. am not an liiuepei'tiit III po'iilcs. LauSl-
~ l iVnoSh'A0 ~ pun 7"toii i' po'i'Ne' nv
hell. Laughter.l TO ME it is the heaven of
good Republican Government or it i, the he'll Of
fI", ola' liiiei llai 't. par
lhausnleI' that has meyer III alI HS lonS'
soslsena, lE, p"u any. tI'.,i GHleer' io,r
l'Snt t4lils eActpl aI Wy WioiiS liihe. l-alsli-
UlI "is!i ~ say VI thls beniot tlatit Pai'!
io.i'hS u'iNiiu W US ~ ioto' '''V " ''io iil
usP, huehts ~ - ny ?ui po9F ~ SPt"h III 'eilHs
VI 'he UTMOST 'e'oelheNS' '-'osH'eI'I
| '" ny shoult we mourn departed lrend>f
| When re ad the announcement a few weeks
ago, MIR. Chairman, that they had gone, ac-
| cepted it with IA great deal of solid comfort and
| Christian resignation laughter, but when |
read along a little further to the statement tnat
their absence was to be temporary merely and
| that they intended some dav to return, con-
fess-and who should not confess it-that my
| mind was filled with the drest apprehension.
Our party has made some mistakes. If YOU will
permit me to suggest it ha, been growing Il lit
tie too rapid al The top. Laughter. aln pre-
pared to exchange political aesthetics for the
horny handed and hard-t>ted. Applause /
see Mir. Curtis and MIR. schurz going for the
fourth or fifth time, laughter. NV feelings
have been laceraed and my heart has been
| wrung many times at their dtrarure. They
have nIayeI already, TOO many f;IrrwelI en-
| oaupmants RI .uuhtrr / ,rp nnn1iuu ia lIs
| in countless thousands the old fashioned Dem
ocrats from whose eyes the scales have taIel
liberated and freed: and as see the aesthetics
| going and the uatriotic har,-workng citizens
| cnminu / rnrnrniln tha t;r.t rul. nt ,,ri,,ta has.
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