Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06
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Tue arss speaker s.s A0ses TsEgaTt.
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/ hnraos oasly alluded ~ csndic4Is Bort $
alleged discoveries o. m4lfsAsznCs among
/ me state officials snd said thai ns. naa been
~siuux sor some Z ms Tor M. Burr 10 name
/ lns Gu prit In order 10 begin prosecution :
axains1 them He wss probably one OF the
Fascsls himself bat hs assured Nr. Burs
/ that II tie alter -o0i1 name me men he
Il usuld pFoascate them. sa1 tAal his o1n
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| Burt became Governor de alluded 70 the
/ pr~pondersacs Of the South in the National
| ooaaeils and sad that - elections were
! conducted one white mans vote IN ths
SOata vss eqGsl u .nys 70 - a. the North.
RE was 10 faV8r of keeping the Republican,
IN power until ths black mans vote was al
| god as the white mans. Cleveland has
/ prom sed civil service reform. How well
| be nad kept bis promise was shown by the
vaV IN which UniOn soldiers bad gone Oul
/ OF the 6Ogernnsn employ, and Confsdsr
ale soldiers had come In. The tariff as,
| came IA for q short review.
L. ". Watkins followed. He said ths
tas Republicans are teeling well. that thel
we're conhtent and aggressive, while tho
Democrats we're on the defensive. Whe1
the Republicans came into power. the bal
sncs OF trade was $3.50 900 90 against rs
shils under the Republican rule il rose 4
over . billion IN our favor. Illustrating tn
oensnts OF tae tard. he said Grand Rapid
numbers 5000 people within rs oorde RS
It has SiS.oo0.UnD Invested Ia man Qfactures
saa II .O0O labOrsrs d nd employment in he
mills and factories. Its markets absorb the
production. VI the country for mile
around This is owing largely TO the foster
ing influences Of the tariff. He also cite
the steel rail industry. Years ago the pric
OF steel rails vas sl50 per ton
Under the tariff the price has bee
reduced to so. The Democrats have beer
on the wrong side of every question 70
sairty years They favored extension OF
slavery. declared the war . failure. opposeC
reconstruction, fought the fifsesnth amend
meat In 1884 oy raising a great cry o
corruption they had slipped into power
Perhaps 10 was good thing. they ha'
looked over the banks aud proved 10 ihl
satisfaction of the people that no corrup
lion exiss-d. ana nov the voters would b
content TO restore toe Republicans 4
power
Fred A Maynard Was the closing speas
er. He spoke Of the two civilizations de
scribed by Fred Douglass. AMI said be wa
not 10 favor OF turning over the Govern
ment TO the one that raissi cotton cane an
he'll. DE said thar the South dictated IN
course OF the Democrats, aud cited a
length ss illustrating that fact Congres
man Fords action relative to the dire
war tar.
Mr.. Maynard 10 very forcible speak
sn1 bis remarks called out frequent al
plzase. An aliusio1 TO Harrison evoke
repeated cheers, lasting for several min ute