Daily Republican., 1884-10-02
REPUBLICAN RALLY.
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=, .,,,ock last evening the In
lw = o ~ss well Allied with people,
lis hsl nued TO come in until
,aSy Sa"r snpounced for the IPen,sat
neu. ,,i. we're ornsmented with
vans and irish flags, and portraits
shcsn al Plaine, Garfield and others,
.ncon, and handsomely framed
% ~ plaipe and Logan occupied
atss ssas " on each side Of the plat
?. D ,,,.t Reeiment Band came In
y !, fi,Is fa,o,ock and after being seated
= ~ gallery discoursed some excel.
7 paas'I, a'rIock Henry +. Pickels, Henry |
..d oV Eso' Major Swiggett, Frank
~, H Jabn NJ. Dunn, Chairman
pn.I ~ nf,hs County COMMITTEES, Lewis
" s',,row ~, ", and otbers came IN and
! ...ts on the platform, and were
.sS IN in O a few minutes by the kev.
|,,s |, ". Pepper and Anthony Hig'
n,a %asetipp was called to order by
r |S' P,oson. R President Of the Young
;. Republican Club, who stated
wa.hinaton Jones would act as
'Ssnt and Walter Hayes, Esq., as
..,s,y % and the names Of the follow
/ tyioe Presidents were read
,ury Mendinhall, Joshua L. rnsey,
~ Scott, Job H. Jackson. j. Taylor
~ Hsnly c. Robinson, Washington
r,as Philip Plunkett, M. l. Lich-
.sin, % Charles Baird, Alexander
r., J. H. Muhlhausen, William NJ.
/ n thomas l.. Clark, EdwAid Belts,
a,,l n. Ewbanks, Lewis Thorn pson,
NV Maull, George w. Bush, K.
nil Warner, Nicholas Jenney, e.
.nh. John G. Baker, G. Wesley
Nh James Ferry, Thomas Kelley,
1sn G. Pennypacker, John H.
and Joshua T. Heald, Edwin A.
nj, j. II. Hoffecker, Jr., Charles
hi Edward Bringhurst, William
|",II. william Candy, Edward T.
[m, z. James Belt, Charles Warner,
yhIon % f. Child, william NJ. Candy,
rusl \. Trump, Charles r. Thomas,
|srIss G. Rumford, John T. Davis,
or,s Richardson, Watson X. Sperry,
nrM. wickersham, Benjamin 8.
III Henry Evans, Samuel II. Bay.
d, Henry Feldmier, David j. Mur'
NJ, William j Stewart, James Carr.
Ii. +. Miller, General Charles A.
nctte.
fhs Rev. G. w. Pepper was then
Iroduced by Presiden. Jones, and
tnsd bis remarks by saying thai
kile the audiences was large, 1t WAS a.
hing when compared with the vote
y. would be cast In November, and
l to the first citizen of this country
Iup higher, and occupy the place
cs occupied by George Washington.
the Irish love Ireland no matter
Isre they may be, and there Is not an
shman in the world that does moi
bk forward with hope to the day
lsu Irelard shall become one OF the
nmOuwealths Of the world. In 1851,
ben the first shot was fred on Sump'
The London Times boasted thai
thoism was dead in America, hui
kt that, thousands Of Irish lait
n their lives in defence Of th'
nsicsn flag, and by their actions
h. result, said to that paper yot
silar.
E,,pOke of the record of the Repub
E party, and said that 1t had no
preserved the Union inviolate bu
daso swept from tho face OF tn
the curse Of slavery. 1t Is al
boz 70 belong TO such a party IL l
honor TO belong to Q party tha
minated Abraham Lincoln as II
sI President, and now presents TO tn
l1nlry the name of James q. Blaine
Pspariy is the party that takes
td Tor protection to American labor
he recollected four years ago seein
hght in London that he will neve
itt there was statue of king
10 an Inscription on his breast, "
sal.' Close to 1t was statue
warrior, with the inscription, "
Pnl Tor all, while near to 1t was "
Other u a priest, with the legend, :"
ay Tor ALL" but below them, with th
eat Of honest toll upon his brow ,ther
pa statue of workingman, an
Ff@s Ills breast there was the iuscril
~ " work for ALL"
he Naut.b tb. Iriuh ta rAtnavn hS
ah 1913, when n motion was mad
congress 10 contribute five hundre
0asand dollars for the relief Of th
A''lrg Irish, every Democrat in Coz
Ts' except fourteen, voted against !
James X. Polk, the Democrat
esldtnt, called caucus at the Viii
use at which he avowed his intel
Of ve'oiug the bill ifit shou'
~ congress, but James X. Polk die
,0fe the bill was passed, and did n,
chance to veto it. Yet in Il
OF all!this, there is not an Irishms
AZ arrives at Castle Garden that II
.aocratic party, reeking with bloc
~ not put it's hands on his vote al
~, Its mine, its mine" Aftsrwar,
United States did send the $500, 90
the Macedonia loaded with pro,
Yus and at her mast head he saw,
lrst time, the American flag, III
a1ned from 1t of q land where eve
S1 M, was free and equal.
"neh the news came Of the firing {
UPPER, he heard 1t the first time on
"1 muay morning. and he had his se
s~ a oil ready for the day but tn
M sssIhcaused - him to change his subjet
i,n ru ne preached on the approaehil
tassies' the consequence being tn
HisaS iS.s the sun set that night he hi
eu one hundred men, with who
MI uttered the United States serviC
ss,s ~ Sas proud to say that for TO
fGa.ne f ne fought under the commaI
'Haeneral ~ John A. Logan.
,,, ne wanted to say to the Democrat
y ,,d, mat the London Times never b
SnS "a a President of the United Stats
I'M M m never will. There was no dou
seIl "nat Grover Cleveland would r,
keot;a III England, and also In No
bonnis' a' while there was no doubt of
bpds,aty In Utah, but he wanted
Rreen i'Sod ; that Ireland, the brig
bortnn,.le isle OF the sea, had she the 9
Eoiss oiti.y' ~ would cast every one OF
was - 'of James G. Blaine. While
be rema az Ireland some years ago he ma
bf vona k That there were thousan
b eva. en In America who were bet,
rds sense than Queen Victoria.
feech"s,w was at time when Henry Wa
lucb Sna, OF nasty Mast, or In fact a
iu safs,u faues as them could 60 to Irela
whO y, woy, put 1t did not do for a m
bud tho. hoalu speak his honest sentimen
door, S. ana evening he heard a rap at