, 1876-09-18

1s Il b. esn, ss 'ds an s.e
publican paslyt aak them 4 they remember when
tmhraccd tho wf,olc continent, when 1t mt
1ss!on :; I p ARM, when 4 tl.:ttcd the f' out II
ey sffS ese N'on os eope ox Gni.d
. ;is Il A. snd' ssk .'.sm I sSey ieasmiei IT,
le.. thousands ii iives tacrased .hat tais nation
might live! nsk tlsen'. finally. II the, remsmber,
m.hsn, .n, peaSe GANG, and when, to protect tslc ma.
postlons a. the first to vintcals and maintain tho
national crel, ilaa been fought md won against mo
h seoty n.y ws ~ Il is
have sssed and ssS til tic roSoes: md randcr.
ts ihere M .oa u ss
w n " ss si / q sss s ss:sas
!ere to tl!ls beautiful Town Of F1ecpors,-S Sear.
rood M ioya cItiscns of % loya Old sephsnson @ f
m1ys sos Hrs to soHs!Ists IT, yon y" te gushing
phspson ma:s 90 Town to hams"ss md sn eosc'isss
make the most Of It. 'N''S' N'4 '''' >'''
TIE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.
'peaE o. ths psmoc;sc psr.y i . someg to
srsa Te..oisa to i. Viii hss i donsi Twenty
fsPsf Fxssy ~; '':
as' pay w Witch pespd spp to- sSss's1saa sassaus 's II
freedom shall bo loeai, and tho black shad6w of
slnyery .hal be national Thls sauio party organ
Inectgng reason by tho bullet and asgnent by tho
hnagsSn took u political priacipes u tlo fairfield
!sS Tsa os ts Ssiom r. Gss
ell and sii, and you aatd, u VIC stood upon the
alg tic y .ty, snrtends!"-no oais s'is tac men men
who fought, aid the guns with which thry fought.
sse. Ss sie. ,aa ,.aarendesssa dsss At AppemasteS
ss oat d Witch hs ~ ~ il W. as
demand tlaat surse'sder. tnc War was failure a.
haso and shamc!cr. a. Tltdcn declared It in 1904.
,s' deas we,e ~sfs i?sasi''ss w IT,: ss
%ason Tpt ss s
question q State Sovereignty az opinion IN the
IL fNsGei ea Fiji ss s fs Z Tf ns
viz Viz was : - penoeIs. ShcG IL Yer IexSa ~
question q State Sovereignty one iota differently
from What he dld sixteen 5ca!sngo Is It rossiblc,
ns pss maSe qt tho zane sn
TINT he held twenty years aKo+-that tho party has
changed when Tiers lssa been no change In the
t opinions Of It's individual membcrsf
| IN 1861, sAMuEL J. TILDEN,
with Jnmes buchanan, declared 40 hls opinion that,
although State had right 10 scccde The Geueral
Government had no. right TO- cocrce It Into the
ii tSe whole lensth and 6fesdth f 81 ihe land t!a'
has changcd, Not one. II no individual mo,ubes
as shins3 how tnc"' has TUG pa1y
have sevolutionzed TINT belief, II they arc nov
honestly Of the opinion TINT this natioI II one and
1T; that there IL Inherent IN tho General Govcrn.
llent the power to crush out the Rttempt wencscl
i Is madc; u, to follow this out, there IL single
Aions, there " but ono way in. which tIc genuine.
ness Of lis Change Of conviction can 10 dcnaon-
a:* sga sd snr 5 = s' s' sas. sssp y ts
iii idol Of block stone ~ The real ood,whcn liz
il tho truths Of The Old and the New Testament le
chti.tiae Church: iaa i tasss Dcmostat' IS 6
out from anoHg your llealacn associations, stoE
orshpng ySnr imagss Of e7i;k and 9f stone
COME into tko ranks Of Rcpablcan!sg, don ID
garments; ana thus prove thS gcnuineness Of the
Cl&A{tH " utuEk HultH Jun GIAIlll W EAFClA4
s+ Tley ts!i tsAh IT, hovesst, e to ieox back upon
| THE GOOD OLD TINES.
! lsave listened to some, aud hsvu road moro fc'
touch about fume Of them that ia quito Impressive.
They tell US wtat tremendous wrongs thia Radical
ap0 Pa hs psos be- s" Los sa sas arss tssy H.
to tho good old time when tho Democratic party
VIZ Il, poysr There xas ths g. old Patst;
| lat on his broad pt9kZ1, conservative in nl hiG
sentiments, feading the ordinance oi 17B7 and the
iS %so ys snsns e ea IT. p1oa 9
Nupahimsan m party hs. one 70 present rot nearly +
iipnn his broad piazza the phtrlarchai stakeholder
under the shade Of hls bsoad-beimmcd hat; ne
longer reads he tho Kentucky, resolutions or tht
Seiose 'e his esslssi:. %sis and 'emss H. ssst
tcls arc, thankQod. clattcls no longer. They eArr
sg hsss s has' t. esna. e at e5ss
now work aa tie,f own plaan.stloas, a q @ a,ten. q,
sfSsas s' SSse 5s5s s
ter. lt!s hnrd, but u Is Sminently just i ~ no
ss sa snt a.ss1 ( . s sssn t II aaE.
simel esa.'e I'll Y 'i,n In II ada pa u
ssy s win well not ROW ~ h% s nssi' ssa n,sst hnSss
.ss ss'fi 81. sas e; e,
sumo membership. II - tho same party with III
Of chastels frecncn Ind cItizons. ii ionni tho eIt
structure Of stase hlcd With the rotten and dc
cayed tin,bers OF African ssrvttudc. It re1novcl
them all n,ssid lilo thgndera Of Wal, and rep!ncss
them with tho everlasting gsahltc, Of freedom
that crowded Into four short years of wai
tho most colossal and rcsplendent resnlta eve
recorded ln history. controntea Ut H. close yaa
pledged the credit Il tha whole natio that y sl,al
be paid. mud reduced II more than Sao0, oto. 00o 9
money. This same gscat party, confronting thi
new condition Of thnE.. fo,i',,l these fStmss sl,vs
citizens, 4 said 20 thcn, md ths natinn md th'
BY WHICH tho right OF citizenship usay be protested
wo viii mako taem voters" II n,aao tion
Congress oi tic United status ia
placed 1t within tho power Of the 0cncr.l Govern
Hlcnt to pEotcct tlesl tu tho exercise and enjoy
mutt Ut Tint right.
Ii has lifted lnllIlona Of dollars OF lax from III.
shoulders of tho pcnple, It has 4lrercascd by mill
ions Ut dollars tho nattunal expenditures. II I,a
Increased by n,llli0nk Of money the national row
nues; md this brings IT, history down to to-day.
| TIlH CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS. :.
| but whlte ain discussing questions Ut ttlis char