Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-11-02

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1859, the Republican party introduced
and passed the ''law 10 strengthen the
public credit which declared that the
bonds and Treasury notes should be
payable IN coin: the Democratic party
resisted. The last House Of Represen-
lives. Whist did it do. It crippled the
public service and postponed appropri-
atoms, and it assumed the role Of de-
tective aud searched the cess-pools Of
corruptions to find all the discharged.
dishonest officials, that they might gath
er something by which they could soil
the reputation Of Republican officials.
All this to obtain little political capi-
tai for the falls campaign. The coun-
try's credit at home and abroad is far
better now than it ever was before
If the corruption was as great as repre-
sented, could this be so. The Republ,-
can party stands upon its past record,
and it is proud OF that record. II has
preserved the Union. II has liberated
four millions of human beings, and has
made them citizens. Ithas given to
the country the best paper currency that
has ever been devised. Ithas reduced
the public debt $500, ,0O0, 600 since the
close Of the war, and it has reduced the
interest on the public debt from IL per
cent. in 1850, to A per cent. on all
that Democratic House of Represen-
tatives would permit. II now puts be-
fore the people as its standard bearer
Rutherford B. Hayes. He fought and
bled to preserve the Union. He has
been twice elected to Congress and
three times Governor Of Ohio. During
his administration, and in accordance
with his recommendations, the tax rates
have been reduced, public institutions
improved. the public debt largely re-
duced, reform in elections secured by
allowing the minority representation,
and hrs message may be traced in al
most all their important features to the
statute-books. "The abe and patriotic
men of the liberal Republican party"
and one ofthe men they recommended for
the presidency (Bri.tow) endorse him.
For the second position no better man
could have been chosen than VIM. A.
Wheeler. Under their administration
there will be no retrograde movement.
We do not wish return OF such govern
ment as the democrats gave US before
the war, when the expenses of the gov
ernment exceeded the income every
year, and the government had to paw
IL per cent. interest for money to carry
on it's ordinary operations. But there
will be an honest, faithful discharge of
every duty. Abuses will be corrected,
and all necessary reforms enacted
Every citizen will be protected in his
rights without regard to race or color.
and the country will make rapid pro-
gress in its Onward course.
NJ.