The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-09

question abont K He passsed on ~ the
speerh OF Henry T. Jackson, Of Macon.
Ga, in the preserce Of jefferson DAVIS. a
speech which faad the ess-ct The said 90
defeating the Detsocraiic party in oaio
bg an immense majority It's inanenee
vas 50 raip&bie tina; Judge Thurman. de-
noaucei Jackson as sn Old tTsmn aEd an
cid fooi. and General 6iorlon. of Georgia,
Immediately set cat for CinciDaafi in l.Is
sFseeiai c.lr 70 Try 10 coantesac. it and IN
order 10 siaow that there vas no bloody
ehaSln between Tie North and the Santh
and that thoroughly fraserTsl feeling
/ prevailed When he met General Nor
gaa, Of Ono. on pst!ie platform be
kissed him IN the mouth, as reported in
E the papers as that time. AID, euteriug ms
+ speeiai ear. went back to Georgia lIaush-
teri
I Passing on to the question q elections
"a The South he sid that TIE Republican
party would have no right to complain Il
I Tie sonih we're kept solid by a.ir means.
iSsss The Democratic parry there hal been
+ Laying the political game wi;h loaded
I dee, had been throwing s.xes 81 the
time, hal heli stacked eagls. played
Wiih ooid deck hal a revolver IN Is
+ boo. and bowie knife down the hack
i TheTr were every day wroE-s inflicted
on thousands and hundreds or thousands
of men IN the Southern States. which. Il
inflicted By foreign power On a single
4mericIn citizen. even the least OF one
Of these. my little ones, there would be
a declaration Of var within 20 days even
/ wi;h the present Secretary of state in
Office lLo1d laughter.
a QrlEr LAUGH.
They had an illustration Of what was
going to take place in November next by
what hai JUS taken place in Louisiana
+ Itl1iet laughter On the Democratic side. I
( Re quoted a sentence from Mr.. yoorhees'
/ speech to the sff,rs that the only wonder
about the Louisiana election was tha. tie
vote wss nor unanimous and he sid that
It Was more than unanimous The Dem
+ ocFatic parry IN the Ssaia had learned
the AT no, only Of Masking elections
unanimous. tat Of making them more
than Unanimous.
In closing Mr.. ingalls, said II the cen
tr.ries that are TO coaie he saw the Vision
! Of a united, prosperous and happy Amer
( iel; a yast, Homogeneous domain OF
{ freesnen. rulers OF the continent ffom the
! Polar zone to the Cali. from the Atlantic
to the Pacific, enjoying the franchises Of
liberty and peTIs.tssating the arts Of peace.
The people should REMINDER, he sad. on
each recurring day, when they celebrate
these who had died, that this country
held in is fruitful ard tender breAst No
mere priceless measure than the conse-
Grated dust Of those wlio had died in
ossieF that this shoald be Government.
Of laws aad not Of men, and that liberty
and constitutional government might nos
perish forever ffon the face Of the
earth.
As Nr. ingalls, sat down, Mr.. Black
burn asked him to give in the Rs-sri the
full and correct extract from his Black
burns speech TO which he hai referred
ard NJ ingalls, promised to 10 -.
v-.ayrtrrrz ps-s.-srs
MrsToorhees 2Tose, and II slc7E. meas
uTed resonant tones, remarked that the
speech y hich the Senate had Just listened
% recalled 70 his mind the fable Of ihe
mountain in labor Two hours had pass
cd away, after The blare OF trnmpefs had
bzoaght 4 larse aEiienee 70 the Senzte,
aad what had they heard and what had
they seens A poor, snail molse creeping
OF. His alla-ion last Wednesday to the
Senator frsa kansas had been merely
incidental Why should he assaH that
senator Men mistook themselves, ami
the Senator from Kzns4s did - more
than anyone he knew. That Senator had
not been alive. politically, since the 9Th
Of M1slh iast, when the senator from
kentucky blackburn disposel Of him.
laughter and veIis Of approval from one
Of the galleries. He had been walking
the streets and posing issfcTe tl,e world
ike - old ffie.si Of ilis in. indianapolis
in bad health who had sid TO him that
he Lad oeen dead ye4I, and was only
walking around to save funeral expenses
The only eriiicisn Of his fVOoThees'j
speech which he had seen in the p-sss
wzz that be had galvanized corpse. He
disclaimea any purpose Of that kind lie
hAsi made no .itaek upon him, but uE.on
lie Rrpablscan party.
He procee,ied 70 compare NJ Iasalls
70 a peacock on a liarnsari fence posing
II = sEmmes alofains baking al his
oxa fathers as they glaaeed in the Sun,
ard yocalizing iae whole neigiiberhood
with his harsh, uauisicai and unHeaning
voice, uBulin6fal ef the fact that there
we're more useful fowls IN the ba7rlyarL
How useless It bal been FOR that senator
to aT=aigu him He ingalls, had rtssd
70 the senate the old, s.=ie, putTid SIAN
ders Of years gone BIZ. on wlich be
VOORHEES, hasl trsmpled il on 70 politi-
,sl campaigns It had seemed . hiIs
Ike tEs Yeioes ofsl.aYilesl, broken-NInd-
cd, backneyed political campaign liars 0f
the last = years
BzFzSDsSG HIMSELF
That he ever uttered oac word against
Union soldiers or talked Of their having
collars around thei- neeks. -@s 50 hase a
flsehoo,l. - infanoqs thai :lse tl4-k
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