The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-06-03

Washington still lives!'
FRED c. DAYTON.
lNGERSOll NAMES BLAINE.
The Famous Speech at the Cincinnati
Convention Of 1915.
Massachusetts may be satisfied with
the loyalty Of Benjamin b. Bristow; SC
am l; but II any man nominated by this
convention cannot carry the state OF
Massachusetts, l am not satisfied with
the loyalty Of that state. If the nominee
OF this convention cannot carry the
grand old commonwealth Of Massachu-
sets by 5000 majority, would advise
them to sell out Faneuil hall as Dem
ocratic headquarters. l would advise
them to take from Bunker Hill that old
monument of glory.
The Republicans Of the United States
demand as their leader in the great con-
test in 1875 man Of intelligence, a man
of integrity, man Of we'll known and
approved political opinions. They de-
mand a reformer after as we'll as before
the election. They demand politician
in the highest, broadcast and best sense
man Of superb moral courage. They
demand a man acquainted with public
affairs. with the wants Of the people;
with not only the requirements of the
hour. but with the demands Of the fu-
tura They demand q man broad enough
to comprehend the relations Of this gov
eminent to the other nations Of the earth.
They demand man well versed In the
powers, duties and prerogatives Of each
and every department Of this govern
ment.
They demand a man who will saoredly
preserve tho financial honor of the
United States; one who knows enough
to know that the national debt must be
paid through the prosperity Of this peo-
pie; one who knows enough to know
that all the financial theories In the
world cannot redeem q single dollar:
one who knows enough to know that an
The money must be paid, not by law, but
BY labor; ono who knows enough to
know that the people of the United
States have the industry to make the
money and the honor to pay 1t over Just
AS fast as they make It.
The Republicans Of the United States
demand q man who knows that pros
verify and resumption, when they come.
must come together, that when they
;ome they win come hand in hand |
through tho golden harvest fields; hand |
n hand by the whirling spindles and the
urning wheels; hand In hand past the
pen furnace doors; hand in hand hy
no flaming FORCES; hand in hand bS
he chimneys filed with eager fire
reeted and grasped by the countless
ons Of toll
This money has to be dug out of the
arth- You cannot make It by passing
In political convention.
The Republicans Of the United States
ant man who knows that this gov
should protect every citizen at
ONE and abroad; who knows that any
overnment that will not defend its de-
'nders and protect It's protectors is a
lsgrace to the map Of the world. They
smand man who believes In the eter-
d separation and enforcement Of church
I'd school. They demand man whose
'litical reputation is spotless as a star;
1t they do not demand that their can
date shall have certificate Of moral
laracter signed by q confederate con-
ess. The man who has In full. heaped
I'd rounded measure all these splendid
Publications Ia the present grand and
'llant leader Of the Republican party
mes q. Blaine.
Our country, crowned with the vast ,
ID marvellous achievements of it's first !.
injury, asks for a man worthy Of the :
st and prophetic Of her future; asks ,
: man who has the audacity Of :
MUS; asks for man who Is the grand :
combination Of heart. conscience .
d brain beneath her flag. Such man :
James @. Blaine.
For the Republican host, led by this =
repid man, there can be no defeat. !,
This Is grand year-a year filled =
tn the recollections of the Revolution; =
ed with proud and tender memories 3
the past, with the sacred legends Of =
erty; year in which the sons Of free :.
q will drink from the fountains of :,
husiasm; year In which the people :.
for q man who has preserved In Z
lgress what our soldiers won upon -
field; q year In which they call for =,
man who has torn from the throat =,
reason the tongue Of Islander; for the =
d who haa gnatched thu noak - \ -