The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-03-01
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The dgieksnlng anpyehenaiop felt by
! the people,, to which, We RETIRED last
| week, fhae The Snpfeiie Cn2fss Would BE
1 found aS'rottea sls' thefoihef powers o!
puF,Anbappy geyernuiente has been real
The ,svsfs 4 decay asyaaaRasi that In Il The esi iass len
years has niaae bur selegogerifhens 4
shafi,&and amnSkssry, and III enc 62seaI
! fiseiand legislatiye. BRANCHES ahamsd rus
Peters tba ,wer!d, hYl besan, silently, work,
ing Its way thrpuga the judiciary, until
pow, IN It's 'Asse t7idi,' 'if 6ffenas With itss
stencil tiie f,ostriis of a.t fotissyr eitiEehB.
sThe appeal ltmade 10 Judges af'the Sc
prels Court fr9gh the pepplet eotely, dir
from tie wicked conspiracy Of meh they
had Fepudiated az the pals. They sass
their fassis!ess agents ifonuye7fa rabhiag
the, treasury of tbeir thsrd ,eearned taxes; ;
for the meanest crimes they saw Pfesi.
dent, coarse, brutal shd igubrunt ap.
pointing sycophdnsicp p;nps 70 the high
est POSITIONS, they say him the, associate
of roughs and the coinmissioner Of
thie*esS they sa@ earpet-baggerso 'ssI,iss. s,iss..
, tanned 6y bayUhets manipulating the
polls, that ignnrance and irabcality might
tys.npize oyer the. South; they saw, rings
orgapizei in the lobby control. their Con-
gress ! they saw huge u,onopolies created
by their government eating out their SUBJ
atances tlasy saw themselves reduced ito
wgnt,. trade parqlyged and labor, without
employ, and they made n desperate
si5nrt st, to right tl their . wron 3 through the
. With rbubsidized press sgainst,them;
With an army of hungry, oftice,holders,
that counting those Of the general gov,
eriiln ent with those Of the States, make a
horde of treasury eaters greater than any
accumulated reapitaf il the iiands of
monopolics arrayed ON the side of their
oppressofs s-they made one despairing
effort. and eanie1up from the poils5With' a.
majority of',over half aimiilioh in their
BEHALF And Of what. .Rsyail2 .n3t,,, ,,,i
Though dishonest returning. board,
|, made up Of crimliials Who have escaped
cohaictfofi and npihishment thdef the
protecting arn1sofa pt,gbvefnuient,
enough yotes are thrown out fo.yepderall
their efforts vain, and saddle, upon them
the old corruption and old horde for an
other term '6f yeafaA aApethapS forever. ~
trom this an appeal wag taken Ito Eve
,Iustiees. Of thel Supreme Court-foythat,.
no more and no less. was the, commission
created. 1T was believed That by such
process the question tlt iisstfe,' being a.
oharge7of cohSpirRoy hgaiust certain 1e0r.
rupt, men,, cenld be ililled FROM, 1.-THE poIiti.
cal arena to a tribunal OF highrtoned, i'm,
partial judges, who wnulS decide in ac-
|, cutdance With fn& and jushee.f as.ot ~
To the enazementi ahii' diseist of all.
thoughtful sninds, these jnstiees divided,
B 4s III. plrt pnlrtis!ns jind,, Gpl ~ pe:iiirui iinr,.
and three Indecent oll lnen, Joined with
! the enemies 'of The pepplef6 fixing cor
ruptiofi upon ua, and destfJying alp con-
hdence in the very foundation Aof our
| political structure 1.-The ballot. They de-
eide thlit !: :ddd does not vitiEte,l and be-
yond this thdt they have; n6tljinel to tfles'
eide ,ah and I, SO =. send tiie"qasgtidn q the
We hive not The patieacs To- ,anrgte
what the people. i'd Their 'broSd common
eenss sill hot c6nsiderAthe a:.s .... ..:;
legal tecnnicaiitics dndirf winch tfie5EE ne E
aged scopndfels seek t6 hide their ShniiIe5
Their feal brief is 10 be 'ffYdhnd I'm the
GttefsnceT Of one Of their t6mhissiofi,
Jatnes' ~ Garfield, who 'baid,, tboastiHgIy:
eYpG4ll have TO! gfinS and beaf 1t; I'VE
hold tnS cards and intend to play thelIi!n.f nf
Po?r political gambler. The fstaites
for wiilch he plays lare the tightSp Of 49,
0O0, 900 people, the peace and pfospGrity
Of the only republic known to hGmahity.
For all that freemen hold most dear thess
hands, Stained with pfunder, gamble, ea
the soldiers of Pilate sevored in division
the garment Of the crucihed iChfist.f9''
Qls',syei sai9 o. week since, 1tkis'is;not
law7-tipis reyolutien;s s. and Ii. the people
tameslly spbmit, we may bid o long fare,
well to constitutional government. Fraud
no longer 'vitiates. 4 corrupt adIhihis.i
! tration has;oniy, 10y its bay0nets, TO hold
ssate ssasyfss;an leng epae;gh iR s:ss;yyeey
for a. scHrEnIpt returning board ito do its
vile task. and the work Is done.
If a''hian" 1litis returned to power can
fideiin safety ifrcmahe executive, mansion
70 iia& capitol, 30 ne,ilspguyaied,, YalWSs
fitted for The slavery TINT will followd the
|, inauguration.
/ we fi37 n5tS beiieys the peobis oftho
|, CtissSs Stt.assesss are5feg AhisThesvile eort.
| Waldo not believe that ttheyiaya areuaredy
], witheiIt a. hloy. to part with their hard
/. earned. blood stained possessions. No
| tiGe Is now served on The eitizHf fis of Lou
isia..a isA!ASs: Santl. Ga! !alis.A shs.a IL
mnstJ esf1rasthemselvea.i How, soon
laWp,pests will bear ffpit is for them, to
say. TO the. people Of the North and
/ west ndtSIe' iS given that all thestoil TO
/ which ntliey are subjecaed, that bont-
|, holdeEs and d'lmonopcligtss sllayL fatseu aa.
cure is repaid by s,n's security. for Their
/ rights, aud that shrinkage of values is
/ there 70 TSasoh for viole9cs:; Amdto thas
atc. iohk = Il