, 1876-07-26
Whv He Left tho Democratic
Party.
tIo Couldn't StanU the Rebel Sem
ffment that Controls 1t,
and Intends to vote as He Fought,
for the Cause u the Union.
4 gcathing Reply to tie Abuso Heapod
Upon Him by His Late Political
Associates.

ps,., sp.Su a.. nn.,s -. n,,,, onrorot hos
heretofore occupied very prominent position
.monr the De,nocracy.--hayjue bceu a Demo-
stat,s sH sano,n 1 sor Govcrnr Of 1oWo. rs well as
Democratic n candidate 70, Member of Congress:
For years 1e has struggled to secure tho e1ist-
cnce Of Union sentiment In tllat party, wv n'0
finally g's1 up taS efofs IN sontrol IN It's
councals.-antl has given his adbcs!on to Tho
pa1ty " ~. 'ns i1.in. .1,,,.. r.. sssaults Of
Kclcls in arms,-tho party which nas
Carried ont tl1e sacreH principles TINT
trlumnaed III tho u'oooJ
80ltG5,-the purity whose continuance III power
"a e,zent,ol to Tho existcuce of the nation,.-tho
pnrty Of tho Rcpublic,--the Republican party.
Gen. Tuttle's speed, Is Of 80 able charactcrt-
"a s,,,,, ! notwithstanding commentary upon
tho performances OF the eo-calleo o.o'oe'e'
that We give IL below in full, KNOWING INN II
viii meet with tho hearty Endorsement Of every
who Is friend Of Justtce and tho Right:
,t4!:,I A. gnHW M1rn: Wien concluded to ehauoe nv
pase, passey, 'nousa mas ptirate nci aid rcguirci no
n1e nn, ,Saa aSiianta To- ncconnt for such m &C.
lion. nut Is ny cunFse i,ns been 70 uu.ailcd, md
6ss ssySfSy e sseSsr ,s
o asn o @S my md wy an cre TO-
s act z, ny yansg 9ngS s onss
inv Hus mnV no io,I mid shall be, IChecrs. lam
nu rSts sneaker, y ~ and % mike no rcsnsons d being
Considered con- doubtful BY many penperats for nearly
sSo years. Lsnshtsfl indsel s Ia3ysI , hayo Issa
y s ~ safs m wfa ~ a.e
n,Siansa iIut ncnrly two Years upp The coufse OF
apav aply Was deycsopca inncS morc lalaiy than Il
sa oesn wing aa conne 10 ao
exsd IL ho found to be misskcs that woulI be
nsnded, nr.r,, n,,,o,n.r,
u..,,v tvo vnsrs nro wss r. st ron,x Now
ths.a i. nosis sMH pecual smpS ha1ns been Il
a. Ln. trut NAV r. tirst h,ttln cf ftnit ti.
Ina1 t ~s ,sss t,o,,nshiv wIi.itv inasnriv Wctn1
Il was worth niana lto hen niinos. 10 II sesn in
hotcIs where conrrersted ihr ,,yIsicss Secession
ri slemeniis was hooieI at, and avridsd. and told.
somo nass ~ snG R unn .e xa eqe
~ osfx ,rnnalerea Il nons II our tronis rum 1owa
syer sas III Sssk II that 5 ,hsEe zsHsl,sir Hs9 s.
snS h fesng e. t,s onses srs f n o M sns hs
yeg esTs nsal s s neMe VIZ that thr bomoc,os Mad
e1setea n a majority Of tho Nutiunal Mouse; md
Ssss iseWs xhe ,s,;'s sys{s1 ssSat ils 5stsis
talking tTcas1n. hnQ HcElnlnE UNION solufGfe. IN
1871 were cx1ltAut aud delicious with Joy thislast
time. remarked to gentleman. WHO had hoen Il
comradn with me In tho War. ''Thls looks lli;e tho
fnmc sst Of follows who were hp9Hting treason
hcre 1t the beginning Of tho War. What L. Il that
Is exciting them 90, and What II alla M themT W
asked squad OF them what II was ihat made
them feel 80 goouf'' ! heard one or them say,
'.We have Eot them this time. We eau beat them
this lime We aaked who they nisAnt BY
.'thsm." They replic9 'Well elect the next
President, and then wt've got them., Then wen
ct pay ios all property destroyed IN tho War nDd
t1e9 wc'll gut pay for al 9ur lost slaves. We bnvo
.hc Nuusc ovefwheln,lng!y n,es, aha IN 1879, tho
Centennial year. We San Eet TIC Senate md DEM
0Intla Proslltnt- Ehon VIC can appoint Our Com
.n!ttets TO suit ourselves. aud choose oar own
6outhcEn Chains COMMITTEE or southern Claims
Court, and nnke good our losses Iy the War"
They meant lint they Would get pay Tor al tho
ptopgtty destroyed by the un,oA Army, and pay
Tor all their ennsno!patcd slaves.
ment, and the North will ho the l,ebcls next
Nmr" This was the tak and the talk In earnest
--as was the talk Of the satao mon In 1851. They
it. They talked 1t oyer coOlly aud seriously.
Hail they hal already united South, which would
be nearly enough. and that their Democratic allies
in tlo North dare not deny them tht little more,
tle few more voters, that they you'll need. Thla
IL their Idea to.dny,-to gnIn by Legislation, by
neans Of diplomacy and trtckcry, what they failed
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