Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-17

II Radicals say that IN the gold yas re-
1nired foe the boadhelders. and ws had
ne1p % spare far the soldiers. Do the
- ~ shink sol
Ipyrsiss sHE SorrH IxsrREs fHs
o1zn.-Ths party e hate sseass 70 tns-
- tAss - Sesih sss sever he psnish-
p - uneh, snA that 80 6Hth can
o1o1iIy gain. una1eefed By the disorder
49, Aassa = Dixoa's line. The truth
- essiee d. that The loss Of the North
~ fhis Disorder - simply encrmoas. Not
enly ars our taxes heavily increased BY
- tnabilisy Of the plundered States to pay
- sppeesssbls ,snesss into thesnational
ns.ry. ~ thsssand Of oppessssitiesfos
ood investwents ere cut Oh. and trade,
ouush millions Of dollars. are lost. More
eeor. Cur Polisy q prescription. In de-
tnssAisg Sostkess politics. has not hiled
~ Essee apoa cor evn. FFoo every Pnint
p sisw " i.jars Tie Soash ealy 70 i.5sss
UkAD AxD BussxD Isscss.
- Jsnin1sl a DR.. Grsslsy's sesscl in
= kasd pstsiaal contest 4 he past. and
r. - ssvsss things - Aas Nd q tie
|1n4p. Itsy en- also recall similar -
p1inssaasy ssnasks in reply; bsG vhas
ne4as , there n Il ALT OF tie
- -. hsse divided psrsiss !, the
- 2 % Fenains save the tariff; and
shas sreuasded By the Ciseiunati plat
.E9n 70 the psople of the Coosreeioeal
Districts. WY quarrel oser tie graves
Of dead and buried issaesl II Il not fsr
wiser 70 Join heart. and hsuds With al vho
are With us in combating the giant evil
that thrsatsns - in the Prescot. and let
oblivion scttle over the passf
CoxrRAsf DErwsxs THE CAxpIDArEs.-
II Greeley 10 elected 20 shall have for the
nsxt four years. competent. wise and hon.
est Chief Magistrate. Tho corrupsions
bred By Grantism will vanish before him
q unwholesome exhalatious before the sun,
and where oil Is corruption and dishonesty
now. will Be Straightforward dealing then.
The contrast between the two candidates
for the Presidency Is - striking - between
the parties they represent. Radicaiism
and Liberalism are not more diasin;:ar
than Horace Greeley aud u. s. Grant.
RECONSTRUCTED ron GREIIEr.-At the
last Presidential election on the three
States Of Virginia. Mississippi aud Texas.
not aaving been ''reconstructed" after the
approved Grant fashion, were not permit
ted to participate in the Presidential elec-
ton. They have among them tveuty-six
electoral voses. They have been at las,
thoroughly RECONSTRUCTED. and will af-
ford the evidence Of it BY the vote they
are going to give this fall for Horace Gree
ley and d. Gratz Brown. They will then
be Dcmocratically RECONSTRUCTED"
He REcoSclLEs OH AsiMonrrrs
Horace Greeley as the representative of
the political coalition sustaining him, is
an impersonasion Of the times-a living
illustration Of the age. He brings the
past to the present. He recouciles old
animosities. lie is man of peace. lie
abandoned the Radical party on account
Of its Radicalism. He is opposed TO Grant.
He wants to see the South as we'll as the
North prosperous and happy. He has a
big heart aud big head. lie can be cleo
ted, and be must be.
TuE ISSUES SrArED.-Thc issues this
Fall will resolve themselves into the fol-
lowing:
Greeley or Grant?
The pen or the sword?
An old white hat or military cap?
A free ballot or sharp bayonetr
Public interest OF family interest!
A Democratic Government or Q ccn-
tralised despotisml
These are al the all-absorbinR questions
Of the day. Honest electors which shail
it be?
CIR OUr OF the War Rur.-It il high
time the Government should Be gotten out
Of the war rut in which il has been run
ming for eleven years. The people feel
that such il the case. Hence the Liberal
movement Hence patriotic men of both
parties arc putting their shoulders to the
wheel side by side. II We arc ever to
have peace. re surely ought to bsve IL
now. when more than seven years have
elapsed siuce the firing Of the last gus.
Tna Two CRKEDs Nen Tor1
Times, Grants chief organ. referring to
the disfranchised citizens Of the South,
says: ''Our party does not believe in the
immediate and eomplete amnesty of these
men, and does not think that tho country
desires OF needs it." Mr.. Greeley favors
universal amnesty and perfect reconcilia-
ton.