The Russellville Democrat., 1886-07-28

The discussion between Messrs.
MalIett and Wallace took place Il
Luker 4 Davis hall last Saturday
night under very unfavorabse cir.
cumstances. The rainfall was heavy
and beat upon the house with such
vehemence that il was with the
| greatest difficulty the speakers la
bored to be heard. Notwithstand
ing the unfavorablc evening the hall
was filed with eager listeners. Ac-
lcording to arrangements between
the speakers Mr.. MalIett opened
with an hour and quarter speech,
followed by Mr.. Wallace the same
length of time, and ten minutes re-
Ijoinder by Mr.. Mallett. The speak
ing began at $50. Below we give
the salient points Of their speeches:
Mr.. Mallett said that he had al
ways voted for democrats, but had
not been in sympathy with the poll
cy Of the party since 1868, ana Of
late years his vote had been cast un +.
der protest. That the democratic
party had gone over to the republi
can party. That there was no diff
ference between the two parties ard
he defied his opponent or anybody
else to show that they differed In
anything. The speaker then spoke
Of the bank oligarchy, as he styled
II, at considerable length and in
such stammering manner that he
led the audience to believe that he
did not understand the National
Funding system. That both parties
alike patted this system on the back,
nursed it and voted for it. That he
was no farmer, but in sympathy with
the farmer. That for eight years he
had been telling the people Of the
corruption Of parties and the trouble
they we're bringing on this country.
That he was afraid Of parties, they
had been the curse and ruin of this
country. That year after year taxes
increased, times grew closer and the
people were oppressed by monopo-
Uses fostered by rtyisms.
That a man could be Il and
bot;oya orrth;n0 tbat,t 900 lr;,,d ~
;ad;. S,h,,ar rra,h I'D and u,o,,,d aa ~ :.
aa,,,l,;ar r,,se assora. 49, ,,.st,, I; Z
very solicitous to keep the Wheel
eaa,t,. a,s,sra s p Thst r ,sat5
damo.rat and ren,,hl;can nort;es
were ea,nrasad ~ ar;stocrats and
:, anaorats an1 ia - ,atarast 9TH
the ,,eanla ard that 4be an,v hone ~ 70
,ha ao, u sras snoh or~.n;-at rs
= ~ Whss, 10 oo,,s,sasos, 81 sa,ra,era
Tilt ,ba two 10 ,t;as Nod no,rs;ttad
eorn;oa,;on and i, ! ras,,lt ~ ! mo, ,,s.s
$500 Uu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ss T r. = tisa
,,anr,la wara hrnu@ht toca - saca
p p;,i noroao1,as anS thas mat a.
.osn,;na Shathss .har -on,d - trma
~ their owr ;ntarsst ~ dsl;var then,
sa,was !, .. :. . "a ar,s,ocra..
That ~ Ma ~ ~ - maLa ~ .ha
has;ras. 49, =, ~. ~, .rass 80
casa,tu IT. snora 80 tIe ;neoos;st
sncw cftha aanocrot;c state III trnrm
and CHARGED that tho democracy If
ArL.n.a IA s.;lad - fnis,I ~
,laac.s . ,ha noo,,ie Thst ,ba rar
r. wes oo,rn,;,sad - tba rhurah;l,
s..nd ~, narland .nrrorea ri.
hord 9TH fill krorIadrs ,i,.t
nsa w., naaa a.....a sSh.. az
Ga.s.,. e. os 49,. s,,~.,asa 80
e;sa..,st;r salIah5oa - ~ agact
tha, s;nna 2 -. damocrst;c nart. had
= s.s. - ' 49, -. 49, Ma i p eli
100 onn - i ~" aa MI AN mhan I,
~, ga nan odn 80 hat srn, h.d
hsan rannd gc ~ ,ns neonla
NJ Wal,acs = resronss ra;d.
That 10 co,ld Mt concnr;n ,ha
,>rr.ns;.;oo - h;s on,,onsa. a,hat
p ,,ali,;na, oar, - msro o ths cnrse of tho
annn,rs. j tn, ~ hsI;eved wsli A.
60 no,;,;oai ns,,;as Nth o,aen crt
;as,,aa fI ha,maa. p. 49, ;aa;snsns.I,,s
. $50 .'os's...t $500 80 rsaa ,nst;t,,
.;,,,.;ans - arJ nons,;,nt;onal lih
ort., T.o ,sortS - oownr i -.
s,sa;nad -, IL oos,tion ,ar,,. .na
~ .,a s,.na1rIa ~ s,nramacy No
.moan Nv r.;as ,nadara,,on ga
;,st;ae &c ,,:odnoaa nd honast ana
$1,000 - ravarn ,aans ma,nta;nad
Tha, ~ i "a saan MN hafara ton
ranJ - ha,nar ~ a;,har osr,v h.,
soO" " oSivnS W sivoeA p"A