Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-09-25

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- 5uhlis mind; bst philst hs shewed
b1ePeise Which psrssded she gov
ent. ard he isjusties Of SoaEhern
6shissnsat. Co.. he did NOT tell the
m people that they = veil - the
~ people vsrs pssssinlly d;sat.n-
- that their govseaaeat vas in faos
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"a etass sospdtsas pssda.ory elias
= 1(et - epRFupaioa uhieh psrsa-
v1too1Gos ss1 ~ taf1aosl pas.
- great sxtsnt vas dns q the reign,
- d0ssne but u The Measy kings
|vkp ps Grant il power. and would keep
him tsrs Iae their ovn ssss. II this
tut1sd I'm developed By Mr.. Grseley's
geaiS. believe he would have tri-
uEpb1 i the election. Hat hs did mot
80 S6hs roos Of The evil and point out
tho tHss 81 that Widespread denoralisa-
tiss shieh be pictured with sseh power,
ard make himsek NOT the ehamploa If
ths osten Tammany denoeracy nurtured
~ % slave power. but Of the downtrod-
de- and oppressed people Of al sections.
|sgisse the bands Of pluuderers. Who a.
|b1kers. railroad companies and other
nSneyed corporations we're robbiug them
'ftheir labor and Of all power over their
government, filing Congress, the Execu-
I've departments aad even the Bench
Nth their agents and attorneys. for
1essrs. Strong and Bradley we're the At
trseys Of railroad companies. whose in
sresss we're affected BY the legal tender
discussion. and were put on the bench
y their clients for thu purpose of revok-
ilg thar decision. The sentiment of JUS
tie d ! powerful leverage With our peo-
Pc, and they were deeply moved BY Mr..
Geeleys appeals to it; but . ,s.ill more
controlling power With them is their own
interests. 1t was not sympathy for the
slsvs which created the republican party.
Tie old abolisionists who piled that string
could never elect . constable. It was
MOI till the Southern politicians applied
slasery to control the politics Of the nation
and made . series Of Presidents BY its
agency that the republican party came
into being a. tho antagonist, not Of sla-
very a. domestic institution, but Of the
slave power a the masters Of the govern.
mens. Nov. the money power which the
slave var has created in the North has
stepped into the shoes Of the slave power
As The master Of the government. II Mr..
Greeley had fought against this money
:. :: 1Sss:: .sss ssua have e,ss sss
quered. because this came home to every
man. TO win political battles the inter-
ests Of tbs masses must be reached, and
there Is no interest which more eifsctually
rouses them than those which touch. their
power. Mark Twain did not caro- how
many Of bic wifs's relations were taken
TO the war. Nor will the people Of the
North Be greatly concerned for the dis
tresses of their own kinsmeu Of the South
whilst .hoy are made to believe that these
distrcsses are necessary to maintain North
ern power. But when they are made to
see that they themselves also are the vic
Tins; that the negro aud carpet-bsgger
in eonbinatiou With the money corpora
tons have dispossessed them as we'll a. the
Southern people Of al real political power
and are robbing them also. it becomes q
much more serious grievance. II Mr..
Greeley had pressed this aspect of tho
question With his marvellous genius, even
Charles D 'Couor. little q he knows Of
politiei. would have been able to see that
Mr.. Greeley in the last campaign did
really represent the true interests Of de-
usossaey. ssd would not have allowed the
Baak- Hirslisss the use Of his name against
the sasss.
CeaansPoNSsSr-Did Mr.. Greeley know
that shs whole money power vas banded
againss hin IN tina. ea.paigai
Nh. BLAn-The fact vas notoriou,
from thc beginning 10 the close Of il, and
I learned inmsdiately after the nomiua.
ton. from radical. whose name and in.
forma1ioa / cemmunicated 10 Mr.. Gree.
by. that they bad. even then, concerted
measures b defeat hin By the lavish us<
Of m9ncy.
Co{kupoxpsxr-Why, then. did Mr..
Grsclsy fil TO repel the war thus made
upon himf Did he doubt the fact tina,
the monsy power vas organised and has
entered the Geld against him!
Nh. DtAla-Nos at all. He recog
nissd ~ infoenation 70 Be- authentie. bsi
said & Would only make matters worse !
be usgea var upon the corporate power
0sasrel Jaekson. be said. could do it sue
eessfaIl9. bssaase Be had possession Of Ii,
gosefnGeot and vas military hero mucl