, 1876-12-22

anoun to anything beyond talk nut RePanasians
nre far from feeling entirely easy a'o :" ''0=S
watch Is kept upon the Denocra's'
MISSOURI DEMOCRATS.
GEN, SHELBY AND COL. sLATBAcK WILL SUSTAIN
PRESIDENT GRANTS Observation-Disclosures
UrTERAsCEs OF OTHER PROMINENT oHno'
GRATIS. ,,n,,d
Or Jou1s No. Dec, lS.-The declaration oi
Gen. 10 Shelby, the Confederate caValfy"ar'
that he will support President Granb IN any ue.
c1sion he may make with reference to inc eonues.
between Hayes and Tildcn, has created oee'ueo
sensation here, his past and present prominence
giving much significance to what he may sas y"
that subject Your correspondent callca on MN
again this evening at his hotel and found MIN eon-
s,dcrably excited over the severe criticism whleh
bc lad encountered du,ing the day while mixing
with his friends.
snELBY's DECIDED POSITION.
lie said that he had been to the Merchants Ex-
change and other public places and he had oeen
told by many prominent Democrats that ne hao
committed great error In taking such position
nevertheless Gen. Shelby said he had made up ms
mind, after great deliberation, and he was satshed
the best fighting element of the Confederates. II
not already with him, would be with him when tho
tug came. ---..
II HAYES IS COUNTED IN.
In speaking of the crisis likely to occur at inc
counting OF the Presidential vote he SAID: II Inc
President OF the Senate, after opening ana count,
ing the Electoral votes. declares hayes eec1sa anu
the House should pronounce in fnvor OF i1!deI,
the course OF the Executive branch of the Govern
ncnt should and will undoubtedly be decisive. II
the Senate declares Hayes elected and p.esioent l
Grant conducts him into the Capitol, insuriny his
inauguration by an Intervention Of the army and
navy power there is nothing lett 6nt for inc peo
ple to submit. At all events VIII say thls,wtHat
r prcsidcnt Grant concludes TO sustain A1r. Tildcn
am With him; if he upholds 1iaycs, | an with
him. consider that IN the eyent G oa t
subject he is the decisive authority; and that TO
OPPOSE Executive ACTION will DC rcbelnon. "as
for rebellion once, but am not now.
THE NORTHERN DEMOCRACY.
I, in common with otter Confedcrates, was
induced to 60 into one con5ctI LOT WIFE, iI tbs
| uogt OF tie Northern Democracy; hut
said Northern Democrats, instead Of joining VIII .n
US in our struggles, coluded with tho enemy .a mo
shot bullets ut for four years with an enecl'e
ness that decided the chances OF war IN iasof oa
those who Opposed US. ! haye lille 'a''A IL Luz
| Northern democracy; never hau
| HOPELESS CoMBATAST.
| was satisfied in 1861: when joined the 1of1 r,
tunes Of the Confederaey tnt the M 1at n
believe the Northern Democracy would stand by its
| hedges that tue South would have to h5ht IT'S
hattcs alone Convinced that the ueHsaa !. ~ te
most authoritative exponent OF Int "4sl1es ~ tne
Government, will regard his action as decisive.
/ GRANT AS DICTATOR.
| Ho has the army and navy to back him. and TO
oppose his fiat it would be necessary 10 ralse 9 a9
army Of opposition. II he desldes n lnsol ol
Hayes u course he VII see 10 nd IT. i' hot hc has the
| stailed in the White House. a'au tn"' w n1 '''~
protection OF the army and navy.
4 DEMOCRATIC REBELLION
II the Democrats determine upon am attMT r;,1p
position it will b. necessary to inaugnfate ii.uen
in some sort Of fashion, give MIN MS taolnet,
and establish sepaF3te seat OF g9sefnuiea @ f a
to appoint new ana aistnc.igS s' tha p fTninn
and Poet~Ottice officials throughout lne .: un.on ~
Then the issue will be rednceo TO quesnot' y y
force. for one will 90 with General qsane th on IL
whatever dccsron nn mn5 1hat n snch Contingency
lc has right, as tue hSscutlge o. 'nS ci ''on wa
to determine VINO ID electea. - ond pro-;
should occur oelMeeA tns 'mu ssnrs p ~ cali fo
volunteers to sustain 41n snon'u 1 Ior t uvssif
hours in responding. spear onls sact ~. tS.S ~
thousands Of those who followed myself aue
other Confederate o1neers.
TIE sooo soTrn ne2c cfossp deceived il
1861 by the Northern Democracy. Ihey WEE e iee
into ruinous Wat, which enoed N le.r s Ill
chisement and impovefshment ilaslns oesn M a;t; -
invested by their conquerors with the rights OF GU
great extent, they are now in state OF compasn pay
thai thai there is no desire fol new strife While th
him, though he were elected by ma]orlty OF I" w
millions OF voice Inc sou'n n,naaad ~, r. for ecve
years In rehabllltatlng ltsei. an4 tne anta =
the most grathg'ng cnataclet ;iI s,eSn y mo-
the "ofk OF nute1lat ptu5teea, ,,n;to a f,ei;nr fo
c11raorulnaFy eu,e'sehss r.1e ~ ~ noi;tcin1s fo
active pastacipatson Ill ea arhe MN Is rca
contfol or lne uo'elninen1' 1Ae PS
not worth hshtlns lot.
| naNt3Ek AHEAp' In +-o,h,e
sheioy Is G9nsineea ~ 1ntast saa .s Erecntre acfio
en0 that IL VIII 'Ake l4s pao1s es+ 11here ,ras =,
| 70 pleSeus fan5htra5 5t a-nod ronsniracy wa
longer any uou1' ho,t sas a. tha ontire country i
pslnS p5saa1@%eu ~ E t;,.a rha;r Nv force il
= put li!oen ~ ..1 .i ,;a Con- she1hv does nC
cVioeht 1nat ~ tns ein;u Io ~ b;e noin}ons m
hnse very !aIge osa }nat ~ @ ~ man a1e
.Noltnefn nea:u 70 T;idar r. nnv extrcmiry an
1asor VI e'mua5 "s * 1bba rnntedoratcs though NOR
Tue sreat uaes " inesad ~ fNiIny their leader
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= sIa..'its a,a- ~, ~ rnnst;tntonnl libertv IT tn
clear suIIeliuet " ;Iano shnwed conc1nsfyel
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tnak iAoSn H. ann1n.ot;oc md that very lag
psevenl ns ar;,n IN ,a1mnst ;mmed;ately
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