The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-10-21

administration of Mr., lincoln to 90.
But the patience of the American peo>
PIE has been the fruit of their traditional
reliance upon the remedies provided by
The constitution The light freely 10 speak
their thoughts. freely 10 priut their
thcughts, and, shove all, tie inalienab|-
right freely 10 choose and 10 change the
agents of the public will.
Once before in our history, under the
pressure of an imminent national danger,
executive reck lessness ventured upon in
fractions of popular right, fame ami usig-
uiticant enough to-day beside the usurpa
lions Ia Maryland and eni ess sc.
Then, however huugh in the infancy
Of our constitutional experience the wise
| devotion OF the people 10 the principles of
our national liberty truInphed over the
/ assumption Of power, and the peaceful
revolution " Of 1901, under Thomas jeff
eason, secured TO US sixty yeSls Of freedom
and of progress.
The ambition Of Mr.. Lincoln and his
supporters now threatens ,he very RENE
dies through which the peaceful reyolu>
ton" Of 1901 was accomplished
This revolutionary ambition has already
been met by Senator Wade AMI Re7resen-
| tasive Davis IN temper as revolutionary,
with formal summons of tho people to
extreme ard Interior measures.
If these voters turn the balance in its
favor" th'y exclsim, { i, is to be suppo ed
that his competitor. defeated ~ such
mean, vii scquiesc.? =" Letthe
people consider the remedy for these usur-
palioDs, and, having found it, tearlsssis
execute it "
The ns,ionsl democratic committee do
not so far Ge.psir OF The future Of the re-
pubic. They believe that the American
people, armed with the maj este authority
0. The cun.lifulIon aud the laws Nil meet
these beginnings Of usurpation in Tie
splrit and with The determination of Ihe,s
fathers; ner suffer executive Ambition So
tsr to corrupt the CONSTITUTIONS remedies
OF executive wrong doing as to cepdemD
this great and free people in The imnedI-
a;e 'ulure 10 the coudlUun, and with The
condition TO the remedies, Of ,he inject
populations Of the older world
AUG BELMONT, Chairman.
+. Q IKlNCE, Secretary
Love, Murder, and Suicide
From the st. Louis Democrat Oct. :.
The quiet but eXcltabie reop!e OF our
sister city, Caroudelet, were hofriiied yes
terdsy BY the enactment Of a tragedy in
their uidst, in the broad light Of noon
Gay. the Ike Of which the Oldest ,nhabi>
lant had no: Witnessed.
a beautiful aud accomplished young
lady OF twenty Two summers was suddenly,
and without moments waning, bur led
violently through deaths door, and cut
off in he bloom Of life and hope from
wide circle Of friends and relatives.
The cause of the rash act was love
disappointed love-which tutns man in
to demon. and makes him murderer.
suicide. o. aDl ding which his teyered
brain may conceive
Hearing OF tie occurrence shortly after
it transpired, We went down in buggy to
learn the pariru rs. Arriving in tie
upper p4rl OF the Gown, We saw group
at men and women standing on the side
q '''s ,"S'' near ''s corner 81 MI. .~oG
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