The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-19
THE ISSUES OF THE CANVASS.

L7gs than three weeks are left OF
ths presidential canvass The democratic
party is confident OF successful coercion
il the ooutheIn states. Tae men who
opened the rebellion are again to make an
effort to sszs the government. The old
heresy Of confederation is revived. They
adopt the view of Mr.. Tilden, expressed
during the rebellion, that we arc not ma
ton, but a confederation, and his declared
conviction that ''the constitution of the
United States is only organized volu.
" ton" a1d that Easy STATE has the right TO
" snap the tie At its pie isure." The same
doct inc th4t brough. on the re bellion is now
brought forward TO re-establish the same
plinciI g. Republican opinion in the
soutiern states has been crushed. III e
white SIN back punlicans are ouicast
and slaves from c0ctci N. BY force tn,
south is masted in solid democratic pha-
lax. This sentiment lis democra ic sy
puhiz RS in the north. Tney demAn
rev Ian Of inc govrronelt ard leav,
recover by bal, Whist they On t.,
battl Fl ID +?
III fnt.-cs Of u C ocott a e arou ing 10
the nler In G comiog struggle. Fiv
TINE nave = c rmy a ,endy lee mt
Vermo :, Name, Coo d.. Ono AID l. :
dl-nt-g i ing Ten mem e-s of corgrrs.
&c 'ing i've gslvures, mcludi IN, tu
Ildina. Tpe dem rcp.iic vicsrre, in th
slnth mean d IN cia'ic in imiia,lnn. ''SiA.
~ nv thOlstad demucra &c III jI,ty t,
Georgia, says Baine, 'meaus STAT, -l,
tn 'u,and rebel shot guos at The polls"
In New York md Pelusy lsania, aud Il
alo z the lice the repub can hosts al,
gAtaeli z for The fry, L. the latter state
tn oampais n was inaugur.t d at phllad,l
phia on Saturday night ~ cne of The
la grst ard Ill tt enthusiastic demonstra
tons ever made by tie republican party IN
TIE Is y stone stYe. Sci ator Blaine of
Maile, n le an acd,ess up, the liical
situation, tai of his chafacleii-,lc fer,
el qleuce. The republican state commit.
tee Of I, nlsylvania have Issued an earnest
address in which they FAY in eloquent
terms
Oar great commonwealth has always
Deen tie strongh / OF nationality. Due
ing the war she gave her treas lIe, Of men
aud money to the cau,e of her country.
STANDING between the two sections she q .
always been the foe of sectionalsm. she
stood by lincoln, Grant, Sherman and
Meade daring all the struggles of the war
The people believed tlat when Vicksburn
aod Gettysburg fell on the h of ,Iulv,
1868 tIe great work of restoralion was nc.
COMP shtd and the rebellion was dead 4;
but they ave nov brought face to face vi h
revolution as dangerous as the rebellion
itself
Wnen fifteen stst's can be more unified
by the shotgun and the blud seon than they
were by arm d eece ssion itself, and when
ths combination is enforced by the sup
preston OF free speech, free ballot and
Tree schools, its SUCCESS must end our re.
publican experiment. These men tried tC
h5h- their way out of the Union at an in.
calculabe sacrifice of human liie, end now
they are trying, within the Union, by new
forms OF Vloleuce and fraud to rec tlblsh
the dogmai supposed to be destroyed on
the bait c field. All they ak is a suffice Al
contingent from tue free states to complete
their programme.
IL Is In This centennial year, when Penn.
sylvapis Is Inviting all Tie nations to hel
hospitslilies. and profile Jag announcement
and kindness to her ) n hern sisters. that
the confaderates advance upon her border,
to make another effort for The heIe,y which
originated md prolonged the rebellion.
Pennsylvania demands 'pesce and un
ity." but she demands them as the resu
of cheerful obedience to just law, and nc
as the suleu submission compelled by tn,
officers Of the law.
Penn sylvania demands ndustrial am
commercial prosperity; but she know
tina the are toe fruits of peaceful an'
orderly socie'y, based upon honesty an,
right, anu a luot grow cut of tie alarch,
and chaos threatened in solid south
Psnnsy lv6nia will have first have justice
then prosperity. Has abe country no pros
per!ty but that which disgraces the scar