Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-26
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audience, and at frequent AltD' 'e
forth rounds of applause ne st'i" o,,
Iadies and Gentlemen: l have been
invited TO address you upon those SUI
iects now uppermOst IN the niille nillluS ,tjs
the American people. In leEoiNHS
Invitation in my mind, reauIeu tll''
could not touch on all these supJects' 20
tbouebt / would rather speak or ne
more important only But / nave WattNtI
this inclination, and VIII TO-DAY uel'.a uel'',.ta
those which it has become IaSnlollaDi0 ill.,,
with so many of the people OF til's ~. -
try TO speak OF SO uhJusuS az
law and order.
DEFENDS THE CHICAGO PLAItOI'Ai'
"rrbe whole case against the Democratic
nartv is founded upon the last Deio
cratic platform. That platform dehoulces
Federal interference in STATE alldlIS >, 10
endangering free government. r@lat @
lenge any man In TINS spieIi,pi1d sp, 1ootrina of
IN saw that is not a cardinal doclIlle VI
democracy Not only is TINS true put ~
other American party has ever PIoOi.aii l.i,
ed il from the foundation OF 20 Iaoe 81
ernment, though IL was hot ui!ui 49, ioy lie
one was found hardy enough 10 oare uiS
"The declarations of that platform were
the teachings of Jefferson. we are ue ,
nounced for saying whal ne .aus" .1,,5 1,bot
1enounced for prOclaiming as true Whdt
came from his pen and lips SoIle so
further Some say we are 0pposeu 70
infunctions. SO we are-lo iuyu Jr 49,
granted solely for the purpose Ol ussil uens ~
frial nv Jury This, with few hOhoranle
o-cenfions has been the object OF tne
oreaf majority Of injunctons granted III
Federal Courts. and because tie ro,otiCo Do,iiio
cratic party has denounced ptdcuce
1,,iich 50 erayely threa tened the lDerues
of a free people its members nave pttn
denounced the length and breadth OF ms
land as Anarchists. we are AnaICnIet9
If II be anarchy to try 10 take aMoS
from q merciless Federal judge that nutN
performed by twelve honesl men III INV
jury box.
SENATOR HILLS INJUNCTION BILL
.e,rbo limited states Senate" Mr. Bailey
continued shas passed a bill introduces
nv David b. Hin. who by the way, W. W.
never again represent New oIh III & tiI0
Senate (Applause) Inc Seitate t;e's "%S W. an
waved the bin in the House, put we
rronIdn't mass it, And / want 10 say mr. mr.
that we democrats in the Rouse apPaoEs pP1Jss
Of much more which the Sehdte Tt,o
than we do OF Whal ny 'iir While before
senate deliberates q long Will 5'nido
deciding. and sometimes uoesn uS0iur -
~ a. is better to deliberate ana not
decide than decide without dsllDeIa'i,sdi n,,d
In the Senate it is a long debate anu anu
slow vote, and in the HOUSE s"'
hate and quick vote.
r4r SUPREME COURT PLANK.
Mr. Bailey read the plank Of me mi en-,
600 nlafform. relating 10 the SupI enlo Llle
C7,r+ ond said: "No man can say we
S,,rone e,fullv assail the supreme Coul y
when IL has Overruled lls Rreuso go, 49,, y. !,
We can saw Melville w. Fuller Is NlopS
II Chief-Justice Fuller can say e,3 nos con.
Tanev is wrong Why, In the great con-
tost between Stephen A. Douglass ana
brabom lincoln for the United STATES
senate i'm Illinois in lSos' MI. I'iIlcoln ,ll
charged that conspiracy eAisteV, Oited
posed Of the President OF tne ~, -
States the Supreme Court, ana the Syn-
ste His famous alegory, IN Whlei
lanes represented President Buchdnan,
.Pnger, Chief-Justice Taney, ana
.Stenhen' Senator Douglass, was .ie i.
most violent attack on the sup 'eiltO ,.ioient
which any man has ever made-s9 Nloieie ,''tie
that two years later th6 man VINO n,t5 niauS =
If was elected President OF the OHi'eu
states (Applause) - 49, Marty
docs IL lie in the mouth Oh 'ne pa ,,s os
that elected Lincoln in 1860 10 revive " ",
Who tried 10 keep ii from electing MARX
Hanna in 1882 prolonged applause
SUMMERS sCATHING CRITICISM.
M Railev read a bitter attack which
C,barles summer made on the oupIs
Court, and continued: ,or,,o,,entary
literature / think nothing SO scathlhs - -,
that Is to be founa ,n, but I'D Sumner
these had spoken--if Lincoln ana 1t sunni ~
tnS1o M a,,ained silent on the subjective
nave hsv a right the highest right' to
speak" o. ,ror q letter writ
ZEN nv Thomas jefferson few years be De'
sore his death. in which he saia ne - saw "
~ 1iherties of the people greatly enuan' ui,l
sIared NV the Supreme Court. MI 70 P"ilSy ~
eeN-tfnnSd. "Ip the last SIX years ~ 49, 49,
sorson,s ufe when he seemed to see inte
me qatuie Win an almost supsrns.usS ,.rnte ex.
vision almost ever, iSisef Sis fear ne Of our SUI
pIesseu, ,r,1nnai as an enemy 20 the liDer-
preme tilDuI.@ to u,leorle He called it "a noise
ties OF ns rns pyprs p@f sappers and miners at
ssS work TO- destroy Gsry ;6an his wsel Sns
mics called him !scopef .!snopcb,st t"I,', now M
means Wr "a ANARCHIST RESPECTABLE.
MO No D. 90 tell YOU we viii make IN
"ane "satnnearchsst' respectable. we VII
sfrns sbow TO the world that 1t Is JUST aS re-