Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-07-29


most encouraging for the Democracy. The
long night of desppotism is about to be dispelled
by the returning day Of Constitutional liberty
The american people cannot long forget the
Iteachings Of the past. They win remember
that ii was under Democratic administrations;
founded upon our national principles of Con-
stitutional liberty, that the country rose to
prosperity and greatness; that peace and plen
ty reigned over the whole Union when we had
no national debt to crush the people: when the
visit of the Federal tax gatherer was unknown
in the land; and when the credit of the Gov
eminent was as good as gold. And they win
remember, also, with sorrow, the defeat of the
Democratic party in 1880, and the fearful civil
war that Acknowledging the lives of more
than million of Americas bravest citizens
and entailing upon us debt which cripples
The energies aud industries of the country
They will remember, also, that after the frat
ricidal strife was bter, and the Southern States
had submitted, that instead of restoring tkcn
to their Constitutional rights, and wiping out
the past miseries by magnanimous policy.
dictated by sound craftsmanship, the Radicals
in Congress have placed the iron heel of the
conqueror upon the South, military officers are
invested with POWER overriding the decisions
of the courts and of the civil authorities, the
whites are DISTINGUISHED, aud debased and
ignorant race. just emerged from slavery, is
given the control of the destinies Of the farest
portion of our country.
And now this same Radical party. which has
brought all these evils upon the country, nom
mate as their candidate for the Presidency the
Gencral-in-chief Of the armies of the United
States. Can there be any doubt that the Rad.
icals intend Congressional usurpation OF all the
powers of the other branches of the Govern.
ment and that they, il successful, intend 10
enforce their policy. North aud South, by the
bayouets OF military dcspotism Aud yet
We Gnd Democrats IN shis county who are aiiil-
iating. with men who support the policy vi ia.
Radical Congress Dare j ;. Gray Jr Van
tine or Goldtrap deny that they endorse every
act Of Congress. and the whole policy of that
body We mention these gentlemen because
thsy are the most prominent and respectable
upon the nonsrrl ticket. We arr sorry 10 see
call themselves Democrats. but who hare sio-
lated every principle of party .ai'h and party
allegiance mcu. some Of whom have heca -.
Srn from mrrted cbscurity ard given quasi
resprctaJtl,;y b, being elevated Ia poa',ion by
the Democratic party mrn ~isaou; brains.
aed ~ 4oae lack nj principle IS only cqaallrd
by their former obscuFIty. We aak the voters
Of BOISE county to consider we'll before they
endorse hy their votes ihesc men who have
been 50 rrcrcant. anl whose names now ap-
pear upon the Spoilsucn ticket
I: : usc.rs. Ia talk about unfarncas a. the
primaries, or a; The Connections. Every one
kao.ss that each party put forth their whole
strength. and neeessarly one party saccceded.
EVER good Democrat submitted Ia the YER
diet 4 ticket was nominated, composed Of
men :. 10 are the equals IL not the superIors.
Of IL, trntlcuira who compose the plunderers'
tcke; Charges uf uniairncss hare been made.
bot not proven. In tact this Whole bo!tigg
faction is composed Of neu who sees Ia rule
or ruin: wao have no just cause nf complaint.
AID ,eAa canno. trgthEai.y saE that The, haze,
ans other motive than iha. tasrst rf al human
mo'.rcs revenge
WHAT. then. is the duty Of ever, Democrat,
WAY simply to obscrse good faith Ia bis party.
and W his vote and influence teach ihcse bolt.
ers that the Democratic party 10 not tho prop.
erty OF any man or set of mrG, and that pri-
va.e grievances will not he avenged By defeat
Ing the ticket. or any part Of il: tina. when
men have submitted their claims to tho drcis-
ion Of their ielJw Democrats. they must abide
the verdict and. finally. that every true Dem
CORA. spurrs and scorns the man who claims
to be pcmocra. and afiiliates with Radicals,
WHO, If they had the power, would not let q
Democrat live in the Territory.
DxaocnATrc CLuB.-Pnrsuant to call. a meeting
was held In the School Honss saturday evening.
far the purpose of organizing the Democratic Club
I he meeting called to order and Mr.. Frank Mil
Ter i'll few pertinent remarks briefly stated the oh.
ject If the call TO be- TO reorgsnise the old Democrat
&c Club Of Idaho Precinct. aud suggested the
Of Sir. j. d. Galbrath. temporary Chairman and
Greea White a. temporary Secretary, Sho were both
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