Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-05-10

fpecteu, ana equal rlghte were IL l1Ot a. "e' -
in name secure to sli, and every dollar CT the
Nations debt was, as some one has ssid, IS
sscred as & soldiers grave when the Repub-
lean party had accom- lished its original object
and a great deal more, then, | have Thought
the original elements OF the Republican party
would, to q certain extent, re-Essert themselves
and because Of this, and new tissues arising, tnete
might be 4 readjustment somewhat Of party pla'-
forms and party lines.
say OF new Issues srisiug, because they are
srising, have already arisen, ard Will ever arse.
And the nation, standing in the presence Of new
aims ard aspirations, new hopes and duues'
must meet these issues, nor attempt to derl1e OF
evsle them. The world moves, AID the men and
the parties who 10 not move too vii. be run over
and crushed out But while l have thought
party lines would be constructed somewhat anew
have hoped the Republican party, sioughing
of The useless old, and taking IN and inspired by
the vital new. would be stantal,y the parry Of
the long future lt has been such a noble party
II Represented such Indispensable ideas of justice
and equality! 1t vent 80 hrs7ely under me
cond and through the crimson seA!" It did It's
work 60 well 1t IS such noble party. Has
such grand constitueucy-hEs such vantage
! ground! Is go capable ofcsvrYing out the best
purposes Of the Wsest meni l. seems 10 NE that
such grand historic organization has not ye'
done It's work, and is not yet to pass sWsy. Ger
tsinly. net YET are the pa!l-0eArsrs At the door.
[Applsusel And ii It lie not to he the party OF
the iuture 1t certainly is the party ofthe present
Where else is safety
| rejoice al every "a OF 6 ncw departure ~
the Democrats, every token that, repullaung
their Old positions. they accept tac new situation
and begin new life. But whatever they may
DO As individuals or in individual States, what
title have they. as s. national party, 10 the con-
Edence OF the people and the control OF the gov
eminent? ii party they were tainted with
d1loyAty during the war, and have rever been
frankly. genuinely loysl since the war In me
lss. Presidential struggle, they vir,utlly in
scr.bej on their banners reputation OF the ua-
tloaal deb. and nuudss'iou OF the constitutional
amendments. The party, az II has been, II I'M
worthy 20 exist. thought 20 die and be buried
1t csn really live again only on new platforms
sui under new wRtclFaIls. lis most SPACIOUS
leAic 50 understand &c. The new platforms
/ and wAtehw0rls are coming - have already
come In some qGsrlers. And the nearer they
&re o. those oftne Republican party the better II
Will be. Nothing SHOULD be more gisiiy hai.e1
than the hearty acceptance ol 81 sides every
where Of ST. the results of The great struggle
a forgetting Of the things THAI are behind aut a
reaching f0rwsr! % those that are before.
/ Blessed will he that DAY when there shsl. be a
return Of frateruai cling sri mutual goodwill
when the fratcrniz.toa OF the people shall be
As cordial and comuls'a as .He war vas bitter
ali terrible
Sc must all pray I'll tia, DAY lt has not
cone vet i will never come except by a ftea j.
,.srs;,tso+ .,.ar-ulsn- Of ts p,r;5a. Ia the line
Which shut ont oil revival Of the Old Issues. and
/ All uoss;bi.;,7 Of revival until. So far sc The
lepitims,csaI logical results Of the var are con-
ee-neI Al. by whatsoever name called, shall
/ Herrr,e in ft.- gerutIi..aq. There must be 10
tprnir, a., he RIGHT hand. nor to the lett 10y The
GA Guard. ri The ola c.uG.-t issJ gone.
/ r4nrlause
Ills Is me se..i-.s1t AL tie E.l ac the aco
ME- The Democracy o. Connecticut and E-v
! ueo,,ti-e NAV r.f tts-sr. YES on pe-.ec.ly SC
,sr...-Ia -Ia.s.-r's r,sv --.saa- most excellent
/ srJ n7r1.er candidates but victory ia 10.
.rb tbau The rsgls Io not set believe In
/ the sincerity Of fqsl leadership ia lie Usm0crs-
/ ,r Nor in he conversion q The rank snd d.e
/ Tbeg lu5z t5s. tie division .s.vaen the Rerub-
/ lis,n and Democratic rsv-ies vas founded upon
absolutely ire. -e.Iat'a views % tle mature Of
-1va-pul.nt an A4usn rights. Tasre wss a
--r..- ..ff -.s+-aan the industries and theories
/ ami lf, ana coincidence az tlase two parties
/ Tho t-,s il.. ,.-s tested 10 die -.-s O.: battle.
o. % 81 w..
I s-ei..,t- Nh. l.f..e..e suulv saving by
/ r,Bt, ,at,.ts ir--.ler. d.ts uo- make it e..
/ iba- docs no. take sesv ihe o.i PARTISAN, Oh
s.rr,tivs b srt5s ,r..r. AnIwLlntLc Demo
/ r-,,i, ,tty stvss-. oa.v IN certain i..la,ies.
,r4 sven sba-e.- say 30 has IFS s.aser-r
s-ne,s.,r q I,5,.l. e.. q aaI..i.us easura 10
t5,nt tb.t 10 t-. zs.r.r.- -E .lt party, with its
hi bist5rvss tsl SIS Dc can be. Tie people.
,gb-se r,e-.,-..s s-s .-..a ,.tt. che burdens aai
/ tl.3I s:ih war. gi. esa-it .ae precious IT,
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