The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-10-03
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Autns'en ~ ffs4nrasly beep rsliea %
~ fz<s. u rsnzsetian uish TIE 8rnx. SD
story ~ Se.h1rn r.;srsis. ilxf tlls terribls
eenditi1n e x8ti3 il de mfzgoresuea
s,eias i Ixr1tsnitsd " The nrsisn q ths
21mfa1nf rnrsY u fbe cpnntry. whieh
shsrnah ~ Aamnistr1Einn c1nrnnez IN
the Fsaersi ezees, and reazeqnent,y ID
pts;.sons " ropar and urpca1anisiss s5r
nsckfef sBre e ihc mas inrgmpekenf.
1izkd8ezf. nnd 9nngxguz nnsn IL thGss
stateE Tie knhit Il he party u power
Is ben, whilr uaising ii The dsnunein-
tione. uhieh hsys been universal. ef the
ha1 mea uho hare helf tie Southern
States " IL fkF1at, q di2el.in ~ respon-
Eibility Ser their aets. and 70 say that while
4 Us "a Fery deplnrnhle, there seemed 70
n ns rene3y, sinee The cgndnrt cf the
Ssnib<rz Whites made Il nerezzzry 70
sFsrsaroE Slavery and gre ths freedmen
he hallo8 far fhsir enn pr1seesioa, and
fins PIE il in tie power of tie carpet
hagserE . nse them fsr the puzY0ss q
ennirplling Yolifirs and p9a.aering treas
uries An he time thai they have been
enfering these aisclaimezs ofresrsnsibilifr
ihey hare rensgBined he men who we're
rnzking Al tks naischief 81 he South "a
m1nbeEx q The party II good standing, a.
r4,Eficnl associates and allics-
Denouneing tie viElainies q thess mea.
= many Of the party leaders and psrsy
presses have aose, q densing, As NOS 81
thsm hare, that the party was in any
ssnse sesFonsibae for the e0adncf Of those
Eh1 bore the name and u0n The victories
md dsEzstared States ia the nams az tse
party Il the South, they have never fniIed
10 reioice gTer the poliiiezl successes 81
these scoundEsls s their cwn; never hesi-
hfei . cal them Repuhlican victories
nsFer Ekrznk FROM association With them
= e4a.ls n the Perfsetisg Of the party
policy, Or the eaEryiHg "a a. campaigns
ana never N a this period Of misrule pui
Up % nsnch - whimpcr Of opposifion q
tks Ekole bad bnsinezs- II vas theirs q
rep he rewards, rsjoiee in the viesories;
use for party purposes The men and their
methods u cheating and dev7try, and
thsn EAea the whole country exclaimed a
the ouErages aud The robberies % Which
inDoeenf peoFle az the South were exposed
. rziss up their hands IN holy horror vitk
the rss<s and ~ they had no responsible,
fpr then, and were 0nly 100 anxious 4
have better state of things initiated
IN the discnszi0n which has l.tes,
arisen erer the disturbed condition 3
afsairz il the Southern States, L has =
lzss happened tat de z,tentiDa Of thos.
WHO al0ae can correcf il has been eaIled I.
he tap-rOot q Al the frUuble, The &c
thai tie zysien II aprointDe1ts to FEEDERS
oi6ees las kept i place a bid las az me,
= eve- packed ) e0nTenfion or rlunders.
; treasury, and that this alone has pervet
uztsd he fiightfaI zizzOreruneut Of u.
pnzt ~ or sevea years. Ender thesrsasu
Of Congressional sppoiafnents the Pres:
dent has n0nfnz1ed 70 the Senate for IA,
FEDERAL 0fhoes u the Southern, a. index
i al the other States. the candSd.te.
recommended to his kvor b. the Sensfor,
and members of C0ngEsss from thos.
Stztes- The Gorernmenf patronaee ha.
been, not IN the hands Of the President
bat Is matter q fact, Ia the hands d
the Senators and Rspressusatires- Csrpss-
bag Sesziors and sez1Ezg Congresses
hare asked the appointnent to inporzau,
Fe3erzl ofhces Of ignorant, incompetent,
and dishonest creatures Of their oxn,
whose enly service was to the member
procuring the appointments, and their only
mission the promotion Of corrupt politics
and the perpstnation Of rzsezlIy Ring
rule President had established tie Gus
tou, and party uilsed il that these Sena-
tors and Csngre7Enen should eostrl sad
distribute the Government patronage Ike
President had only 70 make the narniua-
tons theJ dictated, and partisan Senate
did not fail to confirm them- Evil eonse-
quenees II great magnitude have so1ed
fun this pernieioas spoils syssen At the
North AZ the Sosfh they have hees
almost inealenlzbls.--E T. TriBnae-
General Butler spoke AZ Essex, Mass
eh1setts, On Saturday ereninz. On the
politics Of the day He argued that # be
were not reelected to C1ngress asae faith
fnl Watchdog uoald be removed froua the
tower Of right and jastise, and that such
howl Eoald 60 up fr0m rebeld0m Is had
moi been heard since The besinai1g Of the
sar. he opposed reciprocity VITA Cana
d, because il would Be fatal 10 she ship
bailding intsrest Of his district, and civil
service refosan because Il Disseminated
agzinst poor soldiers and their widows in
favor Of those who spent their lives in
accommodating mere book learning, which
was nos praetical"
The boiling Republicans Of South Caro-
liza hare declared against the RadieaI
nominee for GoEern0r { ChamberlziD. J
and y meeting Of BegrOes he vas de-
eiared to hare aided in sraining she people
and dizgrsring the State