The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-06-11

purposes Of faction. ! have but 10 point
to the fact that Roscoe Conkling has given
his wholeinfuence against Mr.. Arthur, and
that Thomas @. Platt, the man that resigned
his ONCE, the man that could not stay IN
Garhelds administration because Mr. Blame
was so wicked as to persuade Garheld 70
nominate Mr; hoDertson ior conector ior
New YORK. lie Is mere to-night as dele,
gate am one OIL those men. am an Ola
man, mar, Dut am one OF uose men that ior
nly years, IN speuKing W P9iiuys
nave uttered Just tne sentiments tnat teei,
ana pelieye II 10 pe the iast act OF ny
nle. ! Wuu. 70 cull tno al'ensioh vi tnis
Sonveu'lon 70 the eAnipi.ion iin .na' we hau
mere ".night, US an eYluencc .nus tie exec.
iutNo cnshper OIL was nos caucsp
room OF Iacuon' lAPplauseI now me
people, Whei, We 30 uoMh 70 oW our nonies,
M Min Say VIA mIa' ',i nleahs s,is' Mr. hr'
thur nus hau eYerypouy eoniinenua' my.
uon. ing Poitici"ns meS IN m
Saeo anu "'io ~, ~
,;s .OrcG III puuno 1pinion s 70 XIV 'neni un'
9uaiile1 ~, oonlinvnua.ion III ior .n1 au.nLlShH
tion VI Snes'vr a. A''hui "Hu no "~
nos Iei,olhlhavou' ~
Mr. rresiueht' wnen you tock the chalr, IN
sPeaking OIL the great ana glorious men whose
nahes ~ Woulu come peloIe TINS cohNentlon y,t
tor GonslueIa',oh YOU salu 'Iis' mat OhesSei
"a. arthur n"o justly won INC eoniinehua-
uon,
"Mel Done Good and Faithful Servant"
Sir you quoted from book, and what, 10
that book, was said should be done with the
well.doi9g and faithful seryantY Turned in
to brush pasture TO starye? That Is not
the doctrine of that book. The good and
faithful servant everywhere Is promised his
reward. That is wonderfully good book,
and for DEPRESSION let me say to the young
gentlemen, not members OF the convention,
who cried so loudly for my friend Ingersoll
last night, that there is great deal OF most
instructive and interesting rendtng in that
book, II they shall have the grace to attend
1t. D.! said the people were full OF determine
tion In this matter. There is more, sir, in
meeting an intelligent and tireless enemy.
The Democratic party are watching for
breach in our army. They have their lances
at rest, they have their spears pointed, and
whenever we open our armor they are
ready to pierce the Republican party to the
heart. What will they sayS Oh herei oh
here; what nice party you are. You have
been prating ten years about reform in the
civil service, you have beenprating ten years
about having non-factional administration;
and ind vet vet for tbe nurpose Of taking nm some.
hoJy olso von have strrcL down and oas,
~ ~! 1'I. s CO. os vo,, homa ,I u vas'
N do IL the very man who
has done the work you said
you could do, and have spent ten years In
preparing for his hand. l said the Demo-
Gratis could do anything. They have their
civil service reform; they had their Pendle-
l ION IN Hnioi 'aey GiaGkeI MIN loudly they
pesehes S for On cS % service @ reforms me- bu S Shes
he came down 10 Ohio for recorni.
" .H a.
uon u % .,,
they 'whlstled MN down the wind. IL viii
do we'll TO strengthen the party, but II won't
strengthen us, These men, our constituents.
till Iook into this In tbe davs of Tames m
u. not into a d;H;nn,,n ss;,S Lisbo,l
no ,got m'o ulnlcuny WIN DsnoP
snd 3 among me tRc% was II TrelaWSey S ofUps' frG%
Cornwall. the bishop Of Bristol. The
Co..;.L,,,o,, go -, ,,,oL ..,ai,.I -.
tGliI sn.I.I VIZ ,ei NUN .Aei'eu i peeauso
their iriend was IN danger, and message
was sent out, the burden of which was this:
'.Shall Trelawney die? Shall Trelawney die?
Then 20 600 Cornishmen will know the rea.
80, ~, - III T., ti,i. 80 .t";, "o ~. ioa
son Nn!' s"u Al 'n,S no onn' 0sa'o' SuiAe uo"n
arthur, ana not S0.oV0 hepubhcanss,
know the reason why. 1Applause.l Now.
,n, fr;ends I Lnvo ,,ras.n,d3 snLs,aDtiaI,,,, ill,
~ 1.iSsI, i.a z, " 1-N- suo''sli''ni'y w
the CONSIDERATIONS "hioh govern me IN pro-
We have, in every case since the Republican
marty was formed. done one of two thinrs.
W. -, ~, ns..iIs,'. IL. aiNie =
WEAVE w hA1e' "neh vul IesIueh' has nnIsneu
MS Term, renoinlnateu MIN, except In the
case OF Mr.. Hayes, who refused q renomina.
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