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to buy bonds Al pr-fn.sm ws@ org ago
ex Dosod IN beth houses OF Coo gress. aud
tlae people DoW see that Aoney loaned for
al izdeaalts PERIOD u Mr. JorslaH's Bank IA
New Tork or placed the CoSington
banks u AL the election Of Nj Carlisle,
ooght long a.zo u have been used for tho
purunass Of United States bonds and tho
re,incSlon OF The pubic debt Cheers.
II al JUDGMENT
the people Of the United States are not 10
be hurried into free trade By panie,As cry
from President or Secretary. Too many
great interests are dependeat upon il; in
tcrests Of capitAl and lAOor, interests IN the
East. interests IL the West. interests in
The North, interests in the South-grest In
terests common 20 tho whole Union. | shall
not tonight argue the question further than
20 .rraign the President for precipitating is
IA an unprecedented manner, and for hav-
ing used extraordinary means 20 create
| prejudice against the protective system,
| and with dclasive arguments 70 commend
the destructive theories Of free trade 10 the
| people When unders osk by the people,
| the Presidents method Of approaching the
| question VIII streng then the cause Of pro-
| tecLOn. and not weSSon il, and Will, in my
| judgment, IN the end prove one OF the po-
tent causes Of his defeat at the approsching g
| election. Tremendous cheers
After singing OF "Old Shady" by J. NJ.
| Hubbard III his wcll-knoyvn and ininitsble
style, well supported by the celebrated Hi
nois Campaign Glee Club, Governor Ogiesby
1 introduced General Adam King, Of Mary
/ land
! When General King retired from the plat
form Governor Ogiesby came 10 the front
and SAID .. " 81 feilow-citizens, / under
stood that there v0re 10 De other speakers.
| but can I see any Of them They all seem
70 have followed Mr. Blaine into the other
| hall. There's tremendous parade passing
| outside somewhere, so | think we had ali
better go out AID see it, although suppose
| l could ind you an orator II you wanted
one very badly. Bat I would like TO see
that parade. and suppose YOU would, so ]
think this meeting had better be adjourned -
/ OBce more great tnundors OF spplause
| rolled from one end of the building to the
other. and then the crowd made its way
slowly and in al orderly manner to the
street