The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-12-23
THE DEMOCRA TIC PARTY,

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F. THE DENOCRA TIC PARTY
Atnst Teu VIII seepsideg rFes . re.
duestIng those Who favor my cleo
ton to foregosanB oelaim, which in
their PRaiEf jrFtgpent, Fmsys besup.
posedi 1a haEe11 N6ArBa " ea4l4 hdge
| Of bis own tftpessIoB without la de.
gree Of.egotism shocking to every
i feeiii g Of delicacy, assert. his own
qualification. 1t is a matter he must
leave TO the too partial decision OF
his friends, a tribpBalapter to eryYfor
| than against him. Conscious of. q
sincere desire to promoteafhe public
Rgood,' II feel ftbat the Just and iilliT1ar-
stial Judgment of .thosefto ,Nh0nr,sthe
constitution of our fathers has con
4 fided stheHpoweF. of election Sis the
/ remedy for the eyilsiliketyT to'1srresult
frremethe' over estimate ,offIifnIlsand
the underestimate Of his enemies.
From that tribunal There is no appeal.
and the people araEUheRspirant may
safely trust to its decision, 1t is. due
to you, as welhas-to myself TO enter
into scme brief efrliscassions of lhygpo-
iitical Y Fiewsf PFeseHting astfufnary a
! or my opil4ioas as 10 ,Ilrineiales Land
poliEvg 10 aaiaS Vol &ffR he at no loss
to CLASSIFY me a5 10 fmiy present pre- SC par,
ty affiliations and my future party
aza 6as ~ itAtae< ast Eza BssIe easttle
to do. IT, in 1Rfes s"Ss9s of Mr.. Gree
"a .a2gflED Ek3FE FTP
could not be founded upon the hate
and wFai klhe eese a.al I sea gerAdered bv.
"a greahcjYili waElppk less>Gang NE
expect to-hase MisoRerimiuation and
,bittet n1smories, an 1eIRiSlpFiihns5 gov.
'er"me"ts telaetea with ti Il thes'bie ssingsl
of peace and good win . to me men. IF
bad heii HaHei6eehRgu guii4y u5fsle4Tffhe
against ! liberty sinEadingexeR sacred
private rights. 1t is bat the dictate
OF RIselfstnT1rndeneeEt0F btaeti Whi1e
an unselfsh charity commands. for,
'giveness /; wesscan afford. gwit th,stiIe
iehiyaFic magnanimity of vfctors, TO
leave them inathe ahnn1blee}walksv of
private life, turning over theircrinles
TO. their conscience and a higher FRI.
bunal:4 Atisftrle that tegovern we'll
inathe presentaHl =sprovide for the
future We must study the record of
Rask esFersin agg istaRjsR aR7 esEv dew
Slet5g R f pnetSd Sdaea 20 SeS
by calm reflection on the past alone
can We find light 70 guide us in the
edortN Nfos RFeserEe opEs RWa1faent,
to restore Aahd 4nairtafri fAe Sffbefties
of the ReoplesEthe snsrepagznfl Ia ~
and constitutional guarantees, In.aIl
else-save that we must all. of what.
ever view or section, { cherish the
memory and revere the her0IssaaA or
the honored. dead we .slioufd draw
the veusof an eternal oblivion over.
all the dreary past, and enter tie fu.,
ture with bounding hope and loyal
effort TO- secure liberty. peace and
prosperity ,'-'s.i -. .... go. : -
TIE REGEAn ELECTIONS
nave placed the Democratic party in
4 position. Of the highest, responsihiI-
ty, denahding tie most caFefuI ioo9.
cy. A victory long delayed may
oe lost by rnnEise acts and ,igtem-
oerate5F fufieFances. Every stem
should be cautiously taken. but bold
Y aud with determined strife. ThesE
people will foIlowsno timief ora,neer-s4
ain leadership. They demand 4
al Feeognition and q serious aeceDt.3i
nee of the responsibilities thev have
aid tlpon the Democratic party.
The fact that we hold as.yet bubone
: The citadels Of power. viii excuse