The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-11-30
PUBLIC OPINION.

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What IN Erin's hearts Is growing
A crop Of strIfe and death. ND.
PUBLIC OPINION.
Public opinion will demand that
the candidates really elected shall be
installed-that the vii: of the peo-
pie shall be respected. Tt will not
permit a person to be inaugurated
into the presidential Office as Kel-
logg was inaugurated into the exec
utive Office in Louisiana, by mere
force, without the warrant of pop
ular election-and it would visit its
wrath on any party or combination
that should attempt such an out
rage.-[S st. Louis Republican.
Are we to have two presidents?
Has the Democratic party so soon
forgotten the lesson Of the war, and
have they another cause" to lose?
If they have, they will find that
James Buchanan is not in the pres
idential chair, and that the men
who followed Grant, Sherman and
Sheridan have as much love for the
old flag as they had twelve years
ago, and will do and dare as much
now. Yes, more than they did to
keep it unsulliod.-[ Lafayette Jour
nal Rep.
AS a Democrat we counsel sub
mission. If we are cheated, let US
appeal to the people at the balIo,
boz. They, we believe, well, f
nally respond in a manner 9raii,y
ing 10 ali pattio.s. Heaven preserve
US from the dangers of civil war
from a Mexican conflict over q dis
puted election. Submission to the
military despotism that has con.
trOlled the elections in South Ca o
lima and Florida. AID that now pro
poses to count out the Democrats il
Louisiana. is a patriotic duty
/ TCairo Bulletin.
Knoxville Tribune: at is sale
that a hen held up by one leg vii
not squawk half as much. as wheu
both legs are grasped" Thanks
giving dav is only two weeks hence
and persons who are accustomed t,
purchase their poultry at night,
few hours after the owner Of th
fowls has retired, WI do well TO Gu
this out and paste it in taeir he's.
There is one thing that please
US in all this uncertainty about tn
result Of the election. L viii sc
every man to studying the Coast
tn ion, constitutional Jaw, the law
Of the States, the rights Of tb
States, the rights of citizens, tbei
relations to the General Cover
ment and 20 the State government
the election laws and their defect
and a hundred things pertaining t
the rights of citizenship and til
| duties Of citizens. An article o
! vital principles of government no
will not be cast aside because 1t
[ long or prosy.-[ Peoria Democra
If the leaders of the Republica
party hope for a political future,
j they have any regard for the esteet
of the nation, they must to-dav pr
fer that Mr.. TiIden shall be r
E tdrued. It's almost impossible f,
them, under the circumstances,
obtain a verdict favorable to the
candidate which shall not bear Il
fatal taiat Of fraud; and we solemn
. " warn them to escape the indign.
4 lion Of the North, which viii ella
to them and inevitably sweep the
out of political hfe.-[N. Y. Heralr
A New York special to the Ci
cinhati Enquirer, Nov. II, say
Trade Is greatly depressed. II
whole form OF Government is uad
suspicion with business men Thr,
> weeks ago trade was animated, pa
c ticuIarly in Boston and New YorI
now nobody VIII buy anything. al
It there is an ugly suppressed feeIiI
Of lase TO all politicians as distur
r ers ofthe peace and iBjurers oftrad
t, Think Hayes is elected, becAu
# We have got the three Returnir
Boards.-LGen- Butler.
d Mark ms wosd, this country h
"a got 10 be governed by the SOui
, or it has got 10 be governed by t
North. We fought for the Uni
a once; we can tight for It again.
[Letter IN Boston Traveller, Rep.