The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-23
SENATOR hOAR'S REMARKS.
An EBcelIent Expression of Opinion on
Live Political Issues

Live ioi4'iftA is>uF~
:" ta,or G.. +. Iioar. on taking ID.
Char 70; tie recca: Nas,arhU-c,;, State
Con en..on spoke At -ou,. length On
currrn; political questions he denieI
tia: T. Republican party continues or
i, disposed 10 continue - "wave the
bly, ,hir;" Of The late war; but. -
rid, the South. he said the Kcpub-
Lea party % the Nation. while N
faya. OF restoring the spin; Of peace
an harmony between the tao sections.
as insists upon the right 81 al legal
city"n, L free Discussion. uuphstruc;ed
,u"-.yc. and an honest counting 81
ther votes. II" said
W ga III IN TIA. ~surh the Interest ot Amer
!cag c'il"n-hip. knO~ Hy no stat lines Ne
c-A.U ~. night. n""gtHE carefully ~th Il CON
,tIt 'lsHai HINTS. . Do Tor Der g:-' - Ia; -
do r other part e N" country. suoWIUg %
d. ton. "" believe tha; nat Sa- brought
pr "rlts 90 one part 81 IN" CpIutrr VII
brir- prosperity - cy.ry other. u ci-Ca
ton manufacture. goDi W-r-.vaTlcry "f .n-
Is. h.; ~ - .1oi t5rI.fesa.o. W. ~oa.d
T ss - ,o a.. 'n.Ii I'm ssy Us .o Sa.r i.ga
sas!i,~~l the pas, has Nov !, J.. a
s,oe aaa h!.s sssry STsa: -. !, ha s hsi
p ", II has shown. What c$ursSo IL VT.
what attachment TO it,i own stat d:
what capacity 81 srea' ate
aptn"ss for command: above all. 'ha; CON
stabcy-thaty virtue above ali yiYue -SltEOI,
which no people can long be q ther great ~
free. After ali, the fruit OF this w!bd yiu, has
a navor which i seldom found iI tbs gardens.
In the great and magnificent m ur- To which
We look for our country, the mon OF Tue south
are 70 contribute q iargs ss,re. both 81
viih them a. brethren and A. rountr, men.
not by iiattering their vices or > ibnI hitting Ia
their ustupations. but by adhtrenc To- the
principles In which they and we enal! rud
happiness. prosperity and glory. W. stand
upon four proposltions-t~o OF fact ana two
OF prime pie. We challenge our ~OppoueUt- 10
encounter either of them o'herw 20 than by
sheer ug. b. shouting bloody sh ri. or hy
saying: We have heard M that beforc; tel
us something new"
/ In MANY states of the Souir-enoug IN
numlcr To change the result in the .i.cilDn
Of the President. and TO change q - nalurty
In the House of Representative s-ine R"Pub-
licsn party has been d-prIvcd by tia Demo
cratic minority OF It's right To vote sni -
right TO tree discuss on. This ms been ac
coinpli-bed In the States where the tepui-
lean majorit. e. were largest hy VI len Z. and
or me, until the minority got cont rol OF the
officer and machinery Of election. and There
! after by the meihod of fraud in Countirg Rui
rctsrns. TIN, violence has not be..a repeated
In every State. In every particular year But
IL has been repeated whenever AN at en- ut has
been made 10y tn. majority To ren>e RI IT.
rights. and everywhere often enough To snow
that IT would 10 repeated whencver ucccs
sary. rs in the case OF topiah and ID NV .lr
2 These facts are fully and incCntes inb!y
proven by Il great mass az public test Wpuy
taken hy order Of Congress, 10y abuAdaTi aI-
missions of the Southern DemOcrA ic press
and private acknowledgements of sourh"rn
Democrats. n well as 10y the uniform t-~f.'
inony 81 Republicans I'm the states ccnceruch.
3. This condition OF thing. Consttut.- a
great eva and IA still greater danger. AN ~.
and danger more important than ans other
matter now demanding public attention..
I. The true remedy for this evil 10 tha he
publican remedy. VIZ:
Take away the great motives to h by pre-.
venting the election OF any candidate for tn"
Presidency willing To accept Office -. nesi hy
these means: have a House of itcprs< mt 49,
who will allow 10 man Illegally chost a t. r.
tain his seat: refuse political afiliai kDn y ith
men who do these things: treat "a man Who
sou' 1os, accept ,c "a" voted cthee 70, gan me-
woul! treat IA man at the North who accept
AN ONCE gnincl 10y corruption: have a Con
Krcss VINO will pass effective laws for the re
straint oY these things. aud who viii ms &c np
propriat. ons for the enforcement Of 81 81
laws: have an Executive who will do his b.
To enforce such iaws-who Will not rtwari
! erin mails against the purity of elections Will
public Office. and who will not intrrppse 70
prevent such criminals, when convicit9 from
receiving their lawful punishment; pronoio
by every public and private i~nstrumcntali '
education all over the country: keep arouse
and alive publ sentiment. stronger -har
laws or than arinics-rhat public ,cnitgIct
with which Dan al Webster thrcatcnco g.
shake the Gar OF Russia from ms thrure. !
he dared 20 m-ddle with ko--uth. Appes
earnestly and kindly to the men of the Soutl
themselves to d--ist from dong these tibnN
and from training their young men in thee
PrOce-~rs-an appeal never Yet heard from
Democratic rs Satisfy tn" white men 81 tbs
South that we are their trucsi friends by emu
laling their own leaders in hcartiest supper
Of every interest of theirs. material or moral
Above all, remember that the remedy for THU
evil must lee very iarYeiy with the negro rack
itself. verify believe that. In spite al all dis
couragcnen;>. or rather because of all dis
coursg"ments. there H. an opportunity for che
colorri man in this couutr, Rt this hp II
greater than was ever offered To huInun te
ings I'm the world before. Let him cease tn IL
n wari and take his place among the quart
ans. Let him exhibit. by ind vidIal I. example
the qualities of honesty, of industry. Of chaS
famiiy life: let him educate ms children aat
cultivate his land. and the race which piO
duced Tou>saint and Christophc and Doug
lass will yet produce its own icader-its Lin
coin or wa~shington-who will assert tor =
it's true pace ON the lofty plane of American
citizenship To a race exhibiting such qua,
ties the generosity Of American manhood vii
not long refuse justice. F.