]«>t <>f bhylocks for assistance is so outra
geons that there is not any language too
strong in which to elmracferiz'' it. < leve
lled J and soul, by these
sc iiiibLtii- s» ■ or- • : liis nomination at
Chicago through the influence of a subsi
dized press, and what votes he lacked there,
•■tier exhausting such means. he bought
with , ~ ..... s of patronag . which prom
ise- have been since redeemed the goods
have iHo n delivned. Hi’ attempt to brow
|, . and <!■■! .auch th.- senators and r. piv-
s, tally-s 'vas outrageous in the extreme,
jf .y, itdiv eongressmen up there
had any a| pre.-iation of their duty to their
< .'sill ueliev .it home they would impeach
“Consider the farce and treason to the in-
ti e messes in issuing bonds nn-
■ ■ . of in Teasing the gold re-
y n,.. that same gold is paid m at
. v .1,,., and drawn out at another with
. .. . And the same process
can on till the silver certificates are cx
hau.-te I and the people have to pay the in
terest.”
Get Together.
“Well, governor, what is your idea of what
ought to I-.- done?” was asked.
The : nor thought for an instant and
1 “Well. 1 I’ll teli you. 1 think that the silver
m ■’ of this country ought to meet in < on
at Memphis or St. Louis and org n
izc a tight to control the next congress.
