The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-14

paigD, and It will be hotter, sharper, more
determined fight on the part OF the Democracy
and the people than was the one just ended.
Every day carries us farther and still farther
into the deep and damning mass of Jaoobin
corruption and wickedpess, Every day the
people are opening their eyes to some new ex-
pOsure Of radical infamy. Every day the
people are beginning the better to understand
their rights and their means of defense.
The next fight against the enemy will be
differently conducted than was the last. There
will be more fighting. 1t will be more aggres-
sive, and less defensive. Brave men will then
60 to the front, and occupy places towards
have disgraced. There will be no flinohing in
the heat of the battle, but there will be fight
for victory, which will continue until victory
is won. The Democracy will waste no time in
defense. The party whose history is the his
tory of all that is great and glorious of Ame-
rca, which 80 long aud faithfully administered
the affairs of government, needs not one word
of defense.
We will carry the war into the ranks of the
enemy. We will put upon the shoulders of
the radicals, where they belong, the responsi-
bilities and crimes for all the nation has suf-
fered during the past seven or eight years.
We will hold them responsible for the mur-
ders, the outrages, and the vilainies they
have been guilty of. We will make them
answer for the unprecedented frauds they
have perpe,rated, and which they will CON
tinue to perpetrste SO long as they have hold
upon power. We will put the enemy on the
defensive, and will play them such tune
that theirs shall be "danoe of death" We
have commenced another campaign. 1t is
not well to wait until the eve of battle to pre-
pare our forces.
Rsdicalism is committing its frauds and
stealings as extensively to-day; the people are
being robbed and plundered aud taxed Just
as oppressively now as during the time pre-
cedipg the election, and there is just as r. ush
need that there should BE- wakefulness and
watchfulness now as ever. The people are
the power in this country, and the people
warn those in the high places that there must
be equal taxation; that the workingma an shall
not pay tribute to the bondholder; that the
Dor rdholder must support himself or the
people will iinaugurate measures that will
make the bonds as valueless as the FROST
scared leaves of autumn.
We want white government for white
men, and the States left to a control of their
own domestic institutions. We want reform
in the various departments Of government;
the offices cleared of thieves and swindlers, and
filed with honest men, that the taxpayers of
America may know what has become of the
money they have paid into the national trea-
sury. We want all the rights and privileges
as freemen that were vouchsafed US by the
Constitution of the United States; and to re-
gain these rights; to maintain that Constitu-
tion; to maintain the Union; to protect the
toilipg masses of America in the enjoyment of
their earnings; to protect all in their rights,
the Democracy worked with ceaseless vigi-
lance.
Upon this platform we renew the fight, and
upon this platform we shall gain greater and
more lasting victories.