The Osceola times., 1876-06-03

l.. G. GAUsH,
N. l.. DELL
#. NJ. GuNTEa
Tho answer was
"rhc only way that wc can SEQ
lo prevent our people from helng
huichrrrd ia 10 drive Rrooka AMI
his dirt; mnb lrom the state house,
ros, aLai il MAY. ISigned
a. III. GAWL.Np,
u NJ. Rusg."
Had Grant fotlowed Causes nj
vmo aud wshcs, what would nov
h, tho condition OF Ark naas 7 The
r,lc answer 10 Ibis makos tho blood
curiic.
nui this - not NIL. Cause yct
insists dat he was right and that
Garland and Rose nnd tho people
were wrong. He has never yet
admitted that he might possibly be
mistaken.
la the iIullciin Of August 1sl.s
1874, is "a letter irom Cause io DR..
trhuls, ot this town. We r'pub.
lisli some choice extracts, and shalt
venture 10 eofAincnt ~. them.
"JAoKsoSrobp, jGly 10, lS7'.
DEAR DJJToG
heartily lhalk you tor the gen
erous sentiments you express tow
ards me, and shall over treasure
them ia my memory. II is ~ sci
dom IN ,his world of ours lhpt the
conduct Of men, however honest
and mcrit"riona, when shorn at the
glamor ot success, meets with any
li,ing bat the lnsolencc of Tho sue.
ccss!ul and tho "spurns that patient
merit %, tho unworthy takes But
it rs "A reliof to End now aud then
a soul brave enough la ecorn the
right in the face of opposition. Any
man can obtain the cheap rcputa-
iion Of IA patriot when he shouts in
unison with the commune but
they should remember that while
tho namo # Lafayette il crow acd
in history with undyIng glory, so
is that al Marat crowned with im-
pcrishablc inihmy.
have nothing TO regret or ro-
tract in my late cursc."
ile talks Of igsoicncow "Inso.
icncc" in wlloiny Tha! is the
term usually applied "a slaves and
interiors. "lnsolcnt dog o! II chris
tan !" is tho exclamation OF the
naughty turk. Arc our people
Causes nIcrlor- because they dare
question his political ac!s? Aud
then again, there is II "mob, OF.
posed 10 Cause Who is that
"mob 7" We rather think that in
this country il constitutes tho great
body OF our beat citlzcns. And
then there is the communicated
IL tho rabble whose cheap patriot
ism consists in shouting " Some
of our boys did good deal harder
work, in the spring of 1874 than
shouting" They wcrc hclping
Garland and Roso save the state
from tho hands of one who was
ready TO make ii a 'howling will
dcrncs rather than not attain his
personal O. ds /; and Cause was AT
Washington, sending electric
"shou,s" by telegraph TO that same
bowling wilderness man. There
was no excuse for all this. Cause
knew that Brooks had roturnod TO
the Clayton kennel that hc was
hand and glove with tho very men
who hnd cheated both Brooks and
Cause ont OF their seats. Yet,
knowing all this, and that the Dam
ocrats throughout the state had
turned from Brooks with loathing
and disgust for his damnablc treach-
cry, Cruise yet strikcs hands with
Brooks, and also with his abcttors,
CLAYTON, Mcclure 4 Co.!
When Brooks had left that foul
nest, Cause regarded him as too
impure for political contact When
Brooks goes back to il and becomes
the dirticst of all the batch, by
selling out all who had supported
him under the dclusion that he wa,
nm honest man, Cause straightway
congriitulates him on the mnst in
famous sc, in all his play OF troach-
cry. Faugh ! Tho thing smells to
Heaven
But here is something else.
"As sure us to morrow sun will
rise, just 80 supo Will the present
BAXTER organization 90 down IN
dark ness Gnd Disgrace"
| We'presume he was playing the
role oi prophecy in that part OF
his letter 10 Dr. Il. Has that Bax-
ter organization gone down in
darkness and disgracc| Has IL
not gwen us our new constitution !
Had Causes wish as to Brooks been
gratiticd, would not Arkansas still
be under the rule oi carpet buggcr-
aud ncgrocsy Would CAUSE now
DO IN congressY Could Garland
snccced Clayton IN the senate, with
Bi ooAs aud his party in power!
Ganse "r,grots ard rotracts moth
ing in hia support Of Brooks. lie
would doubtless do the samc thing
again. undcr like circumstances A
critical period ia ahead o. us and