The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-10-02
ST.. LOWS Snnt %. 1871

ST. LorIs, Sept. %. 1874.
S+rr0'IrV Of the Dla0crttic Sta!c Gen.
trti rymWjiac:
DEAR SIR: Your letter Of the 18th
ms. h;~ been received, inviting ne on
behalf ct the committee TO take part il
the present canvass. This | can not con
sent 10 do. and therefore rcsn2ctfuil? de
cline. | shall probably vote Tor some o.
the c~and.dateS nominated by the Demo
cratic convention, but for reasons which
/ consider satisfactory, will oppose the
ticket II 4 whole.
The recent address Of the Democratic
State Central Committee contains the
following paragraph:
That failure, however. has relieved the Dem
ncrLCy ui The nation from all Obligation, Il, tr.
Liberal Il publican parry, save IN - far a Lib
,rl!S II democrats, Ready to Sustain Drm,crar-
l. principles, and To oppose the rnrrracn-
In..t O: Il crntral -tvvrnmrHI upon the liberties
o! the people and of the STATE.
IN. ID !a'crLtic parry in Missouri. therefore,
Ht'.uy- me u !uDcTaiic 1T maarl, placing
aroIu! II Democrat, only.
The Democratic Convention of New
York adopted unanimously. amongst
others. the following declaration report
ed by i~loratio Seymour, chairman Of
the committee:
..rh. No.. q
assembled, recognizing the inirnenIrnc,. inH
PAL ,i~.n OF The LIberai Republicans, who, pre-
;..,a IN .I Ii"riilsi the 20 nI ra In3i s, si,'I. an n"I \ Win
administrations, commend to their SUPPORT and
,"r..s a'lr't"l Of AL honest and Independent
tl,n- Of tla- convention - q" ~ "'iNi4iI
The Democratic ,,,r+z. oe Nou Vol
comments the ratridt;sn md i~nr;.oI TLn
co-oupr,tion of+ tho IibnroI Ra,a,LI;.anE
ri INF state In whom tbay or., mo,h
mo. whilst tho n,n,onr,t;o NJ
soyri. which i inJnbtoJ ~ ,L2S ! -
R~nnuhl;rrn. f. .Lo Lran,t, -. la
constitutional provision liam. ror;+r.
tion and to ,rE:.L 1T ;.,LnSl
ry,ry.,,,r nnyr ra,n i;o+n, :
p.n a,ntInr nvrrossn ~
Dr.. ..l,s1 n.In.n oi,r.;on ~ ,'I,T:
.,ca VIII ,~:,ctfo,. ~ H.,
r9r;y"
Whether tbis course or ror;o, :: ,oo.o
rn-yise rsar rrr.nnror. ~, I.t,i ~
Tnyc9ir, .,rar.;nm Vii d., L,..
M ham can f,il - 500 ,iat ~ - "a'
lr.tiqp4 tharn i. .;@nif;r,nno not ~.
cy,rc.srt in tho j~.n%na~nnF t~L,',ii.'"!
What aTe tbesa Downrrstf. n.;n.;,l.'
which mr., 70 h, n,in+.;rci Lr ~
cra,s only? Oppo>iti0u 10 the .v.tnm 81
Registration. -, contained IN n. ~
constitution. MS considered r,,l Dar-n-
-. -,
'4d.!c I"'iTiIc-a!lu iils opposition was
made successful by tie aid Ui the LIB
oral R.gHnlicsu.- Tn. l;I.~,l p.,,.i-
III ro - ,,oD'.9t I'M. ,nJ '" @nnll.l Of i local
cr",ol, nj o. Ill., a, ULpjI[, rr en-
-, = Il, - .r- M
80. ! ~ VI '"G Ic"i'ic dEnt ne
States, amt 80 declared II their tincin-
nat pia';orm-an! surely the,e were and
an! are democratic doctrines. Indeed.
UPON an the vital iSsies gt;hc day (which
%iect popular rights and constitutional
li'crly; hau thought there was very ut
tie difference between Democrats and
i!bGEii i'ep0blicaE-. and - the New
1"EA democracy seems to think; but if
We unoury the past, then there Is 4 Diff
eEeAc1 not only with the Liberal RcpUb-
i'c"h,, but even amongst those WHO are
called democrats; and here lies the hid
dem meaning Of the address.
HE y. LOUIS Times and Dispatch are
the accredited organs OF the Democracy
|'o -.y'N'' ht~t't.-'LH Jyui-
nal claims the right to speak Tor the De
ia9cracy. The Dispatch. a Jew days ago,
In Speaking OF Gen. Cockreii, says:
"Whncyarca be moved by the appeals Of 4
1'I. W. '.yaLj ,.g. ear? Tor IA, n-.n'rra,E,
religion, AMI w.u!I ia1e ann, fer II j. he ;" mi
i'r Il, 2~a hr",r VIA be r..r,slc4 BY ,
., . 7P,o r.
1Gt1"t III Inc b'-i1tcA OF september
IVtA. thai paper says: J
CLAW R,,, %".1'i "enlry sonnA' well II Ja-E,on,
-a., aa1,t.lpA. Linca,a,. Bone -, '''" J