Telegram-herald., 1886-09-30
REPUBLICAN TALK
General Byron "a Cutchecn
Arraigns the Democrats.
The COUNTRY MUST HAVE 4 TARIFF
Rsppng 70 George l. Tapls- what
tas 1anio4sErsti0n fias ara
Fias nOl Dons.

T 81 Mcbride a. che Republican meeting lu
+ hetla4oI-1 0fers d8ase laesi a. evening
T GA being ialroall-.l BE- s1eke as ioloss
HsLLea CrEsss ~ 14ss1 AAPils ANl KE>r
I tutttf l--44 l-4- arrl4 - Is llls't 1sfa -e
yrll1l III i4tlf .-.il.itla .lf lsa-les. AS i4Lt
.llelsl ls. .l4 81 dllr.le lal tl evening rlLlIeg
ca il-illsrl l-it -e iai-l- il llal0es- I-aalier
haze liec4 ll. las ilils sllsl
Izt clllst 1ilsil nlL flrl IF ll1et excellent
illo-4 tssl-eig chairman q Lle t.ll-g lQallall-
.ec "a T" -4for4 eoallLg 4r Nctos uoa chair
Aa4 li fllr lf.l-lF toli4llllt1ez 4 il-.ll
arle tl-s evening" eDl-d lgt sen rei'lse ls Ia
I F.L-fla4-
e a pleasure iar me to staai here ia lle
l-'is- o- Gals lrautlil Wales tlly t-ls second
cas- oi oar llas-llerlt teil-lls.iir -tac. ia l1e
ul-lat li salr lal aal ll lFsls Industries. aud
I Iou g oaills sealin ald lpHl-a-iol. all --Fo
este ilc Gauss ai lat- party aura, ~ i-s Eic-.
l-9fe t-al st5 -lls er AZ -li--s rl-es las maze
u.tAe Rep ls ~ ID II laalas. laclc 2, a1 > l-t
devised ll 4,ltpfll-ell-- ti -Aa people u0 uinef
leLlld ui Coiieciils a..Ee- tl-is a-d cz pressing
-ilaA fuic ui l1r fcutc eutcA ~ lAc trlt ui tsyl
I IA Government excepting tlrolsa the e- sarll1a
lil1 tt 4olll al parl-s 4ol-llg.t. lli4lle-
& .cillllts. ilrt a. ull some IS cAa--e tlls age
frFrc eutailses ana elausll-nlells ~ Pr-ncli lls
co least lles ulsll 60 te- ana a. her tr or
cAaleu to ne, alg g.lltcal parry uoN eAlAl' THAI
II ao- tle repfselallfe oi principle b b tlle iul
lnA pally ID aie N-u De ecculil barred farlle-
srs1s- lnrl alc tle natural es preston ol prefer
eI41ls oi plup4e. i0r one pFiu lplc hllailtr
oue policy ur aullher ole purpose or alolher
~ e laay divide ar-es INTO tse Glasses che great
liH-lcAce Oi constitutional construction. aud
These parties ahlcl from tIlle to tiInc spring gp
aud L'ilirLs1 iDr day. s-d like tAc flowers Thai
u-au-4 lA Llr -l44u-, pass away aver since
AaI-ou Ueuletl tu1 resolution uI l1.- lue Ir-
5llau alld Kentucky resolution ol tuc Les stature
/ ile ArMoeralie parry Ass been q party oi street
construction ul tAe constitution, ut limited poa
ers for the Federal Government and the eApo
ear 0i 4le great doctrile oi sale sovereignty.
which culia.us IN &. She germ 91 more mischief
more olosnishtd, and moss woe 70 tnls cOulug
l , lllCs cull niued- but the Republican party and
the party uuul hich Il sprung have been parties
ol luer4 construction ~ the constitution, OF
I se eTous powers % The Federal cor, ,rulnent,
party VI ualii nsility, patty which has had Tor
is objects tne enlargement II ihe NOs rites of
l tne llditluual man aud the increase Oi
| tle grandeur 1f the nation OF which we form
part That Ia brief Is the fundamental difference
between these lao gfesss parties.
1 The honorable gentleman who SPOKE % you
here The ether might, tAe Fusion candidate for
1 tovcrilor Of tnis State and my sometime friend
aud colleague in The House oi Representatives,
Ar- Hpes ls accustomed 90 say in his addresst,
! thai the * spuoleau party Il party that lives
upon 10. recor0 Well. now. fellow citizens / Te-
/ joke AID thauS God exec dinghy. tnaL 1 belong
% party tlal can if need De-, 1--we upon is rec
ord aud put TAT upon MS rios every day lAp-
plau>e But, II that conglnmerallon party, OF
/ which Lee stands as al exponent, WAS obliged 70
/ live upon Us record lt would not live long
Tanner dld hen ne irs lng 10 live ON nothing
/ Laughter 10 would perish Tor want o. nutrition
ln fourteen days, venture % say. We can 1--we
/
/ may be some democrats here. but they do not,
rule, turii out very much o. kr publican gather
/ ings. know he Republicans are Always out IN
Illl lOfce 90 Democratic gathering want 60
/ know what is said They brought up aud
| taugni By tne spcliing-b OK and newspaper. Iney
1 re chuck flil OF Information. 1 wish my Demo
1 crallc frie Ids had more uf that spirit
tul glad yuu are here You are the Identical
/ fellows want o. talk TO- We o5me into This
/ campaign, We kepubncaus conle into this caui-
pal-Is under new aid strange circumstances, i4r
/ lI q iifst tll- quarter Ui a century, LACKING
| ole year 70 j. fuil quarter OF a. century
/ uoF-ne enter up n the political canvass
/ members ot tne minority, of lhe opposition and
our bemucrsfic friends Iu the majority, IN the
admins ratiOu--Onlethl guew. Her l. "A @ho e
| seiiri ailou srOiI up young men Who were born
>iuce Lincoln " az luaag1Ialeu -ti ~ great n ar
/ tyr and SOU Of Cur hcuuul can c6lel darn en
| who were born since LlutOlu was inaugurated
| ase been voting t0r several Yeas A gene alton
ras passed ul the stage. anu Tor the first time The
l young voters a party oiLcr than the hepuuIl-
can IN p5 Fcr his ilSe~ Us thought. PAUSE
| and ask. Nay has been IN change. Has Il ocen
ci ausc0 . cTels Tor lhe sake OF "a dnget We'll II
| b "a % very great extent, Vita the great
| multitude uf people H0g ca nc u about. Sow
this brings me to the first great issue u a- Is today
| uciOcU the American people IL came about De-
| cause govern ment OF The people aud by the
[ people. aud Tor the people. has become lost art
/ IN almost one malt 0l this Republic. lAppisusel
Because fle single ballot Oi cacL individual iree-
/ mar. Tree cast and honestly counted. IS some
/ thing which D, unknown ia a large portion % the
/ states IN the utheru hall ~ This Republic
/ gone issue. beg your pardon, that Is The issue
0i ali issues. thar is Tie very heart OF hearts OF
every issue and that j. whether IN this country,
and under thlS constitution We have govern
| ment Of the people or not. whether maj0rities
/ rule or boz lApplausef
DOyoU SNOW, my fellow citizens, that in the
/ Forty Eighth Congress sal iu The House of Rep
reseutaiives with ave members nom The Stale of
/ Georgia who held their seat upon that ho0r by
/ aggregate vote. representing an aggregate vote
| thu~~ cast Tor aud those east against the five
| memhers-a less aggregate vote than that cat ia
| The Nluth Congressional District of Michigan.
/ What u fhc significance ~ that, % means
/ great deal The population is there: bat it is
| mostly Z coior'd popHaiion and theH vote mas
/ been wiped uut. They formed the basis OF repre-
se1taiion aud they are not permitted 20 be repre-
I seuietl. That means this-tnat the vote of one
I whlte citizen Of the state of Georgia curnts a.
much the vote of five white citizen. of the city
\ cfurand Rapids it means more Than that. 10
/ means The practical d4sfrauchismcut of more
1 tlah SIX hundred thousand voters Of The S1utn.
/ 10 means a reversal 0f TIE VIII 90 the people at
/ the last Presidential election. and thereby il
mean. tfle pracflcal df-tlnuctllsmeuf Of the free
men of the Sgrsb. To tnere bad been a free vote.
/ fair taliof and lalr count aud just return in
I The southern states not CsoFer cleveland today
I would si yuuder GA the Waite iiosse. buf JAMES
G. ~isine and Jonn A. logan. Great applause ;
Again. the Iemacrauo party came int0 power
/ bg false PROMISE sud false p.ec-es ! reieat here
I tonight elaf my friend Me sride said before me.
{ am nos here To heap odium and cuufu els
uNon amy iHf .vlduai Tic has always been b mgs-
I terY % me-as ssid 20 some of my bemccratic
many deeent men esn oe put together and make
sucu = pad party. Applause such mess Of bad
priucipe.
ana 5-.t the first thng that the Democratic patty
feid ls twu years a9o. Nnen they asked FOR the
sCepfre. thsf ne Republican party was 4rinG-
aug thls Nation down into fhe dust w.sb tsxstion.
tnat they Eefe 1estrog ing tni- Nafi0n with the
huriens 0f fax4fien Wei now. Grover cieVe-
land vas insi4grsfed on fle fourth dag # March
.s-i EiE1tfer uant1s have Loac hy one long
aud very long and a very windy sq-sian 0f Don-
~re~s lu Hnlfl made rEo fhoUs and pages
niurr of tne erEr1sSl1usl Record than amy ot1sr
Congress ever msfie .n lis orT-Fe beat fhe r.o.
0rd-Wili souie ~ fhese Nemocisrs vho said
ftear ltaf. acar 3 ease fi.r fu rhair nlaff-
and ei me where the Democracy .iss reduced
any laxst.ou. rsia-e flr rerfT.
"A FIttf- intl toaiduf ID anything tnere
Ws- Republican ~euSse there
fnll sre 81, ifsi r1ht ifefe ls Republican
-eaate sad = I, zood iHefe s cnf- 7 st.l Wat
toF a TeriF Where nss iha Democratic PARTY in
FI1rteen rIrn1hs retItfed tavsi an rr crf fni az
- one rall fr oV I7le UUt ron have wre-liori
eit1 ne saftt tnree sefarafe times NJ Narri.
s,u rss hreteft 'u Che horT Tizor si hili ard theu
ae has trnghf In his 2errend.calar hfL ana
WIN ffty eile IRA affs .hr Haraa af kerre
stftsti@es SOFA HaFr nrt = en srfe tn ~ &c on
slfefet even Hss tne-e a-et So nsrh rs ffer
nat revenue tsk tsseu rH asle sfazIe lioslaf "a
uterna reFraue TAX pHre 81 gou have pct
~ euet sa1 asFe 8 -ari rrf q1u have rrf
a elisi one siit.e lI.sf n eii tari or iag e.
ast refenne tfxtfain. eKCest @. lacrosse pa
"A f0ife iesg -s-sfEfei tle riF.i strv.ce
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.r'f1 T-.nfE 1fet 'n siffteld tle sslsrifs o. ste
7. tlFiI serFiee .tfl' aii-rs ara rer ref -
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sef .tsfeet - lFf aisl fa - itseref Gem
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ene neF ssx nss ts.1- st ,sa-t t'so = srasaf
rararae es.-r So ffe rsa.-.,, t-rar.,.. rae
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