Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-06-25
party. What we most need In the
South, Is to be reindoctrinatcd.

purity. w nbt We inOoS ucStl III thC
South, Is to be reindoctrinatcd.
In the turmoil andsmoke ofa great
revolution in the almost life struggle
since our people, as have said, have
had to look more to the policy of the
hour than to any political creed, this
remark Is especially applicable to the
young men who were boys when this
revolution began. With characters
formed i'm "times that tried mems
SOUL purifiedas as by fire." what may
not the nation expectat their hands In
the development of its grand and al
most fabulous resources? These con-
stitute the life-guards of the " Arch
of the Covenant" Into their hands
1t Is ABOUT to pass, and shall we not
look over It's table aud see that no
false priest has interpolnted or corrup-
ted It's text. The great doctrines
which constitute the distinctive diff
ferences between the Democratic and
Republican parties can easily be found;
none Of them, like the Sybiline
leaves, have been destroyed. They
have been, and still are, In the hands
of the faithful, and, but few
days ago received the sanction Of the
purest and most patriotic men of
Ohio. Upon this platform Of princi-
pies we might, in my humble judy
ment, stake our State canvass, and
proudly maintain the next national
contest. will ask you, Messrs. Edi-
TORS. 10 nublish this nlatform In the
issue of your paner IN which this an
nears as nresenfinu an enitome of
t noliticalW doctrines ma pnre I'm their
s,ibstanoe ma in the strong saxon
lang,,aoe In which thew are exnress-
ed So much fnr naiionaI nolitics
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n AV y any eARa,om, ;a SILL "a oPihm, ho
~ t nesa,u W pu,io Wouu nVi De
ihe nau ,s.,,,,t," m Wv VI ,"a VIC ;,St ,"' hnnr, ,
,mII;Shad m1 % ..u.a nnn r.,nane ,s M 1u,s ;von von
.hnt a.,'n anu iono a;,t;u " Us nuse S;ei, Steii,
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'so eo'Iu VI pun Vu', IN ~ shuo" J,.in, T
.se eSisi".loil 'ne ciianseu I1nui.i1,' ',,
.., y, .nnSs nn s;' nay, ,'';ru ";.u P'o'"o'y Will
"pe."'''os ~, ,e1""''
This much however, may safely be
vehturea, that the state should be di'
Vorced irom the lnterhai improve
ment schemes, TO when she has been
SO long welded, ana her interest pro-
tected from the manipulations OF
rings and lobby brokers; would pay
promptly IN good faith every dollal
ior when the State Is leSally pound
but claim Tor the state the same righl
individuals nave oprotect themselves
from frauds, imposition and unau,
thorlzed acts OF agency: Ihis subject
Is now before the Legislature or the
state. ana the wisdom oil that body
may ma, before the assembling OF
convention, SAFE way rom tile wild
erness OF our nnanclai SITUATION. Bu,
principles, however pure ana righ'
they may be, are dead things without
the vlvifying influence or party, and
the work Of q party Is dead worf
Without torSahization. AS Wen mlSn'
you expect an army 10 win victorle'
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believe. Messrs. Editors, l have
now compiled fully with your request
IN placing before you my views as Il
party ana convention, national ant
state politics. In the short compass
could % he e Rnt nlancSed se enG amese not t nIaS
Grated. and claim no merit for then
AS 10 my being an aspirant Tor the
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