The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-09-06
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[ "A yOllnu man OF brllllNnl Darts, tlt MS CHR
ac'er on the score OF 'he strlctes' proo"y
ana integrity Is ABOVE rePr'ach' Even MS
opponent IN the contest two years ago was
compeIied 10 ADMIT that throughout the can
'asS Mr. marcy had shown himself nigh
tohed, honorable gentleman. On the other
mana the scandals that are already on every
Tongue IN regard TO the dlSrcputabIc means
by winch Coz. Plumb secured his nomlna-
tioh, as well as 10 the sum more questionable
means TO whlch he Is resortlhg to secure his
eiectloh' are such as to have already dis
gnsted large vote in his own party, while
'hey nave nreo every democrat wlth zeal
ana determination that he must be beaten
mat Mr. haley inlly appreciates the situa-
'ioh' ana knows what he Is about, was
SHOWN ny ms briei ana forclble speech on
oelhg informed OF his nomination, OF which
we add synopsis;
lie sad he had not desired the nomination,
but having received 50 unanimous and hearty
all ch"orSemeh'' ne would make the canvass.
Every point OF view now shows the demo-
cratic prospects for success this fall in the
brightest coIors, yet he cautioned the demo-
Gratis oil TINS uistrlc' not to indulge the idea
mat 'hey had u" waIk-away' To ensure
success every democrat must make per-
Sohal chof' III mat direction, working
Tor 1t. The canvass in this
district this fall is one which will decide
whether the bar OF Mr.. Plumb is going to
send HIM to congress. Having been able to
buy his nomination will he be able to buy
ms election!
The main economic question is, shall the
limos ana Michigan canal be enlarged and
made national highway? This great work
IS demanded on more grounds than one 1t
is demanded as great commercial work it
IS equally demanded as n sanitary measure
The very existence Of the canal and river
cities demands that the work shall be begun
and completed at as early day as possible
as sanitary measure, To that work, if
elected, he would pledge himself, and if his
efforts should aid in bringing it about he
should consider his duty done and not till
then. Have the people of this district any
reason to expect that the nominee by the
other party will take an active, living inter
record been such that this can he exnected