, 1876-11-23
NO WAR HERE.

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NO WAR HERE.
It Is complimentary to the average intelli-
genco of tho American people TINT at tho
present iuncture in public a1rairs they mani
fest 30 much judicial coo1ncss, SO much
political aelf-restraint, and that they appear
willing and determined, como what will, to
prafer the pence Of tho country to seeing
this man or TINT in the Presidential chnir.
There are few American citizens who have
not preference for ono Presidential candi-
aato or tho other. II HAYES shall be our
next President, ono-half Of o,1r people will
probably say: "Countod in n If TnDEx,
the other will say: "Elected by frnud, in
limitation, and bulldozingl" Ono party or
the other will consider itself cl,eatod
cut of the highest prize the people
can bostow upon citizen. No solution of
the question now ponding beforo the coun-
Try as to who Bhall bs its chief ruler for tho
noxt four years will be found which can give
universal satisfaction. At least such appears
to be the case. Tho people Of tito United
Statos arc rs we'll awaro of that faot now as
they will DO aftor tho fourth of March next;
yot VIC nra morally certain that, como what
will. no blood aho)i In R,cd trhoro 10 M
nnothor country in tho world which, t,ndor
TIM somo c;rcu,na,oncou co,,,d ,,ra,o,'. o,,o,,
a spectaclo. It wonfd In as i,nnosaih,o in
France as in Mexico: and Il in very ;,ou1,tfn1
If 1t would not bo equally impossible in any
Other European State, wero tho duty to do
volyo upon It's citizons to elect sovereign,
and all tho surrounding cjrcnmstancos ,rora
tho so,no M tboae now haro r1,aro
aro 1nnpv causoa for t],;a ro,,a,1,oh,o ,,to,o,o
cnon. In tho first n1oco thoro !, tho r.,
ta1l;penco of tro noor,o Mint ,,,to,,;..,,aa
is rreat enonpb to kea,, tbon, fron, ro,nod,,
ina lessor OWL hv n f,rentor rrhov l,o,v
Tint. whoever Ii na5a pros;,7ont Ia cn,r,t
of himself or Nv bimsolf ;nt,;ot orv oroot
evils on tho country or inyolva II !, nv
oreat calam;tv. The Democrata NAV not 1,la
Mr.. HAYss. but va will cro;1,t t},on ,vit,
prefcrring him to war And 81 t]o Denn,,-
lico,,s ,onv not ,,nvo anv 1ovo for AIr r..
DEN, but thov wou,d nccent him rotbor ,,or
SEQ tho country roauced In n stint, of onorclv
A second reason IL that ao MANY ~ o,,r
people aro pronertv-owners. or Inv. so,na IN.
[pYG6[ IN tt8 maintenance Df mama nncart.
cd sl,ops. Abandoned ionaas ,1;asevotc,,
famii;os. nre nat cbe,rfu, a;ohta WHARF ;,,to1
ligsuco roig,,s and wealth abouuas.
Thcn again tho ,no1nory Of tho Civil War
iH too fresh among III. The appotite of
even tho most b;ootlthirssY for carua9o is
still somewhat blnnted. And when tho
good people OF Now Orleans were couuselel
to "cleau out tie KEL1oua crew." tloy
pcrtiuently inquired who WINS to furnish tho
corpsea. Another reason IL, that, whateyer
tho solution OF tho Presidential question
shall be, soule doubt must necessarily re,nn,n
in tho minds of the peoplo as to whether
tho defeated candidate was not ricl,tly de.
featod. II HAYES il not floclarod pres;don mt
who can feel certain that wore it not for
fraud aud intimidation ho would l,oye l,cen ?
Fraud aud intimidation thora t1ouhtlexs hnve
beon, but wero tho fraud anil intimidation
great ououpl, to change tho rexultY IN
this question tim c)oua nj doubt
would rest, And 90 In tho CASA NJ r,rnr,
II lo woro dofoatad who would INV t,,ot tl,a
frauas porpetroteu were not onough Il, wv
raut lis dofoat2 There m,vbt In y ;,;,;oIo,
answer to this question. Int in tho ,nr|1s ~
tha manila ono,g,, ,1o,,,t ,..o,,,1 ,.on,a;,, =.
uu,,ervo tha or,n o,,, sto,, ill., ,,,a:. ~
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