New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-05-09

don tninK lnere Is gong 70 De any trouble:
Duo - nas peen one 1ule OF my lie TO 0e
always ready. AND ne was ready. In
oDeolehce TO some mysterious impulse.
Froops, PARKS OF artillery and munitions OF
:" d. Asau pegun 70 come 20 Inc capltaL
CLEVELAND AND LAMAR
MI. gleYeiahu nau apparently warranty
oeeu lor tns seal WHICH ne OCCUPIED. ana
ges compared VIII une Ilue Wnlcn ar .Hayei
uau 10 MS scar, ne was IN possession OF
stolen GOODS, ana the receiver was as bad al
1n le onie. "a tue court OF justice ana TAN
conscience at ne hau never Deen elected az all
He had been counted in to Office by a part.
nership between Dick Turpin and Uriah
Heep. footpads and sneak thieves. Cartouche
and Pecksniff; and il was some consolation
tates and renegades had lost their snare Of
the swag. The country had still against 1t
the Southern Confederacy. Who was Lucius
Quintus Cnrtlus Lamar? He never was sus-
pected OF being lawyer. 1t was an open
secret that the president at one time per-
emptorily refused to appoint him. He asked
what necessity there had been for the pres
1dent to atfront the loyal sentiment OF
the country by placing on the bench
OF the supreme court man who
was not lawyer and never had been. and
who had called Abraham Lincoln buffoon.
l5Hwas because Mr.. Lamar was the nearest
ana dearest friend and representative OF JEFF
Ierson Davis. There was no other explana-
ton OF IT. Ii that was not true, then his
nomination was farce and burlesque,
Wltnout excuse and without explanation.
"! WI. - Lngals tnen referred to speech MADE
~ tnS mousse OF representatives IN 1870 by
Mr Blaukburn, declaring it to be the pur-
pose ana lntenblon OF the democratic party
W heeP On uhbll ~ wiped OUT from 1ne sIaGuGe
aid th 5n. .asI OF war legsla1ion ne
nreme conrt would ba
and if that tribunal ,pas To nsss heraaftar IN
the war legislation, all know what the result
would be. The Republican party would
nave no Tlgn1 70 complain II the South
Inc na,,oa spiau ~ ian lneans i pue
ing the nolitical game with loaded
dice; had been athroWine SKIES"
all the time; had held stacked CARDS."
played WIN a .coid deck, mad revolver In
it .s poos nu M oo"le Ahlle uoWn uhe pach Oh
fIcted IN thonsands a,d bn1 uy ~ tban-
sands of m en- in the Southern states which.
if inflicted by foreign power on single
American citizen, even the least OF one Of
.nem, my little ones, mere would pc decla-
no 1ro W M a.
Democratic party in tbe South have learned
the art not only of making elections unani-
NOUS but of making them more than unani-
NOUS lt mad learned the art OF returning
fror, Pennhlio,, sanraes anu s
outrage and cheatipg at the recent, Louis
ian election, and declared his belief that fair
counts would have shown Warmoth elected
by majority OF SO 900 or $4,000.
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