The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-09-24
GENERAL JOHN A. LOGAN.
The "Black Eagle" Exooriates Mr..
Thomas A. Hendricks.
An Interesting Speech by the Republican
vice-Presidential Candidate, ut To-
ledo, ohio-somethingf for DEM
ocrats to Think About.

Ohio General I,ooan anoka 70 ona ~
the LARGEST audieSces tbst S aver Ar SsS sssem. n.
bled In that CITY. The following Is a
hr;ot .u,.o,,.;. -L.x
ot,oI synVPols VI mnas no salu'
.h hSeherai heIt Logan pegan Dy nriehy reviewing
cratic parties from 1860 down 70 the present
time, claiming that the only monument
erectea py tne democratic party IN this ooun-
.y mas peem ~ oour.e IN relation 70 free
are acting the part Of agents Of tho british
Government but do say, misguided though
tney are. tney performed the same service for
tno briush v9vernment while they had the
power "a tnis country that ne Lords of
seau IN me oonsress OF the United States OF
Amenca lApplausel As another Demo
eraue monnmsnt the speaker cited slavery
nne na, Ia , auena.nt eyiis. including thc war
and South had been free-trade party. After
me VAT Nnen reunited, tney continued 70 DO
neenae parry ana became ono IN ~
~
an. n i,py n0rhen :. 1oyerner hen.
onoks speech lest night eenerA Logan sAidi
~. shcnaricn last nisns " eouscny TO
poreoe " ne newspsYen, statea 70 M audi
onos ~. ..hc nePuotfoan party hnd pocn der
senes enes n nS guy toward ioreignens IN this
lAne, uno hha poen Pormitted 70 su1or DO
csuse of ,he failure OF the Republican party
20 perform tneir duty toward tnom. Now, 1
am sony that Mr.. Hendricks made that state
nohe kot Iorg yoen, ~ Wen Known ~
eveZ naaeE OF ponucA history In this
younuy, sna speak on tnat time because OF
ne ne tcot tnAt the Domoeratic party oontrolled
tns ooVernment nearly Al thAt time, chs
LoSlkn sovernmenLe, iea ~ hngiand. an
nounoeo ne oootrine tnas once 2 oiti1en
uaLen' tnnt me oooulno OF soit-ex-
Ps.nnso.h P,.. s.a va. Sonect doctrine, that the
ylti1on ola not tnerepy sever nuegianoe from
.osnsI . ooun1 sno II no retufned
An hA'iye iAna tnere tney haa con-
o ~, nim ~ vl,, olusen OF tneir
W. vovo,hmenL . m1hs tne Domoorsuo
Py svoou "a oonIol ~ tnis country for the
nnetn 81 ume 4 nave mentioned. Lot my
III. .riona nenonoks point out one nnsie statute
snaI va enhcten ~ tne Demoorauo party do
vh,,f snna cluhsn y. In9 onited states
snvuia 70 pIotoetea ynetner he wasnAtve or
IoIelsn-pop Wnen ne passed Dack 70 bis
nAn.e county. NOW teii you tonight that
s,tsr MaS se., t9r ne nepnnSsn party ~ lo
hIter nc war nad poen concluded, 70 pasa the
,Aw tnst oit1en OF tns country, foreign-
vi Dyhn, snouiape pto.ectee on MS own nother
SOL IN person Or properly the same hs " he
xore nh.Yeoorn ei.ilen, hua never was that
aootrine enumerated In statute OF this ooun-
~ oy tne D%enoeralie zen Parv, nor was II ever
gone as said hePupncan party announced
tnat doctrine, ana II was because OF the fact
.nat persons 0I Iorelgn plrth wno had taken
tne oath OF allegisnce 70 tnis country returned
70 their FORMER nomes ana were impressed
into the army. Now, then, why should
uovernor hendrlcks say mere last night
tnht tno hepuDncan party nad iailod 70 per
Iorm itS ouy toNhIus Iorelgn'poTn citiLensr
an sorry 70 near man running for the high
once tnat hels make euoh q statoment.when
ne must KNOW that NO can DC contradicted by
tne very statutes on the BOOKS, and tie date
given, ana that the Republican party per
torne1 .ne act tnat ne claimed never was per
FORMED oy them; Let o me return I, again TO the
fact passing back TO 1870 and 1881, and speak.
ing OF tne Democratlo partyfaillng 70 support
the hepuDncan party IN the proper way In
sustaining the armies OF the United states: l
would IKE 70 can your attention TO tho fact
nnas Wnen ane prV0iaston ~ ,his % was Issued aup-
pressing slavery In thls country, the Demo-
cratic party everywhere opposed II in Csn-
gresS and out OF Congress; and no act has
ever been passed YET IN fayor OF human fro@
dom ana IN iayor OF the liberty that God In
party il or out Of Congress-. yApplause) The
opposition OF tne Democratlo party 10 the
war amendments 70 the Constitution was
iurther clted IN lilustratlon.
Further, IN reply 70 ne statement ~ Gov
grounds yesterday as TO the passage OF the
Homestead Act General Logan recited the
history OF those laws during Buchanan's Adj
mlnlhtratlon. oalu ne; Inc homestead law
passed. and II was left 70 Republican Con.
coin TO passt the Homestead Bill, and the bill
for land given agricultural colleges was
signed by Abraham Lincoln General Logan
discussed at some length the tarin plank in
tne the democratic S platform, insisting i meant
claim TO the contrary, but he said Il was i'm
possible 70 toll from the reading OF the instru-
ment itself what Il meant and he would pro-
pose to his friend Governor Hendricks that
ne reter y 70 the supreme ~ RENE Court OF the
structOn Of tho Instrument Laughter lighter GS%i snG
applausel Neither OF the letters OF the