, 1874-11-17

1no.1 1AnnnEus OF THE DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE
'ooMa n'!s or TIE STATE EXECUTIVE cox,1rrEE or
| THE DEMOCRATIC AND CONSERVATIVE panty.
-, -, n.,.,;s ;MoSraoArnY' Ala.. Nov. .. 1871.
Under our representative system Of govern.
mont great popular election has rocontly oo-
Cured III our State, tho substantial roaitt Of
| which is now unmietaaablY known. Wills con-
efatu'nsins you upon ta happy result, 80 aus
Mc!ous. as 'ro sincerely bcIoye, for tho wollaro
ep 9na pr9sosty Of all tue people Of tlis State, no
| ooem It appropriate to return our humble and
grateful thanks, first Of al, to Almighty God
and IL tlis no feel satisfied that wo Mi be
| Joined by largo majority Of The peopo Of this
spproprats pr so Ss1 Sp1' o II 1 oe that i is not
some conndoratona without wkich this election,
90 1Ar from being benefit, would bo nosj.
I'VE cvl1: The substantial test Of every election
nobsr ~ ill., 1a'gy mGro sss IT'LL ot s people and
desire desire OF overy good Citizen. Iu an election IN
Which 40 many officers moro voted for. wo think
It not improbable that thero may have boen &C.
caslonal irregularities inthe mode OF holding the
Tue voting precincts OF this State and iu every
6ucn 1nBtaucc, Shero tl,ore was Ito fraud or ac-
tual injury to their just rights, no call upou all
tho canutuates OF our party to ab;do by the will
from making contests for offices predicatcd upon
any ouch technical Irregularities. Tho party wo
represent IL firmly pledged by all that il sacred
among men to usc its 1ltuott endeavozs to bring
tAo olcea!nHb VI 6ooQ government to all tho
people OF this State. tad uuder tho providence
OF uod it remains to bo soon whether our party
- eqIat to the responsible aud nrduous duties it
has undertaken to perform. Those duties re-
ql1lre OF us that Justice must DO fairly adminia- |
tored according to the laws Of the Iant; that TIM
rights Of all tho people Of Alabama, both Of |
Purson aud propolly. must bo preserved invio-
lato thnt tlcro mugt DO no oppression Of any |
taco'or class Of men TINT tho credit and good |
hame Of This State mist ,c restored that har-
inonlous relations Of mutual confidence md
good Will must DO cultivated and najllstcd among
AL tho conflicting interests represented among
tue people Of this State that yielding cheerful
obedience to the laws Of tic United Statey,
aud promptly bearing our share Of tho burdens |
OF tho Geueral Government, whether in var or
IN pencc, no muat a!ao cultivate such other re'a-
slo''s that tho citizens Of oyery State composing
our great Union who may from time to tmo
liavo business with us or como Into our midst
binll receive that justice aud hearty welcome
ut olir hands due to brethren Of tho samo great
household, without regard to difference Of po-
Utica! opnton. II NC fail to accomplish sub
8tantaliy thesc results, just so far will VIC dia-
appoint tho hopes and expectations of a largo
majority Of tho peopto OF Alabama. A bright
future il bctore us, and NO feel that With proper
a1ertlonB on olr part rloro eau DO no reason-
'blo doubt it will speedily result In prosperity
% 9ll tho people Of cur beloved State.
Hy order OF tho State Executive Committee Of H.
ho Democratic and Conservative party Of Ala
'ana. ". l.. DaAaa, Chairman.