The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-12-27
1878 THE WORLD 1878


A new political era is opening before the
:. The negro cycle OF our politics has rounded to
its conclusions through civil wal, social violence
industrial disorder, and has ended in giving free
dom to four millions of the negro race, and
the ballot to its adult male.
"The old order changeth, yieldeth place to the
new"
The politics of this new era will c ,me home to
every mans business and bosom never be-
fore, being vital to private prosperity and the
maintenance of a Democratic Republic.
For not only are the manifold encro ichme nts
OF Federal upon state powers and OF both upon
the large liberty of American freemen now as
always TO be replied with ceaselesS vigilance
not only is home rule or local self government
now as always 10 be maintained for the best
guarahtee OF elvii liberty aud of national great
are To give splendor To the political era Inu st be
won won against every advantage which even ene-
mics OF free institutions could desire or pos =.
sess.
A gigantic debt. which the honor O 1.-THE coun-
tries with its oppressive burden Nevertheless
or systemso OF municipal and state taxation are
crude, unequal. and defraud the poor to release
the rich Nevertheless our system of federal
taXaiiod is such an Infamous masterpiece of ig-
norance and incapacity, put to the vile uses Of
monopolsts and iavorites and thieves as never
anyW4ere, an e,s haf disgraesd modern civilization
rather than It's amount, para yzed the industries
OF France And along with the tariff which
prohiDits tle export OF our manufactures,
aDrldges The number OF our industries cuts
down the profit upon the exports from all our
farms, plantations, and mines abolishes our
from the peoples pockets every time puts 81 in
the u, >. Treasury, ,-alOng with the engine of
OPPRESSION stupidity, and frauds goes a curren-
cy OF nuctuattng value as the measure of values
IN every act of domestic exchange.
w hetever parties may arise or ia II, whatever
lnelr defeat or trlumphs, and whatever their
names, The World now and always Will remain
tue unlllnchins champio OF an
LIBERAL PROGRESSIVE DEMOCRACY
whereof Freedom defended aud defined by jus.
tice in the polar star.
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places, their workshops, and their farms
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