The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-03-16

d merely as regards for part
,or merely on the nominate
,ers of congress as being emit
respect to the control OF 50
nents. The fact that both
Darties of the country, ind
principles prior to the ell
prominent place to the su
reform of our civil service end
and strongly urging its nece
almost identical in their spe
with those I have here emEs
be accepted as conclusive
behalf of these measures;
regarded as an expression OF
voice and will of the whole 81
this subject, and both pol
are virtually pledged to giys
reserved support. The
the United States OF necessik
election to Office 10 the sutfra
.ous labors of a political party
hers of which cherish with AZ
gard as of essential impf
principles of 80
But he should
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seribi@7and yet years : fo Z. IS
idential :" which s11'u'n ca
With ress to dcse fnancia
of the coun,iIl of taali not az
extended hisiol, Of the emba71
and prostration W Itch we hS2
during the past three year ts
preston in all our cominerciTi 81
ufacturing interests throughout
try which began in September e
continues. 1t is very gratifying =
to be able to say, that there 80
lions all around us of comil1 }
to prosperous times. Upon thsr
question, intimately connectetN
with this topic.- be zAas~~S,s]1
I ter OF acceptance, that in my -
the feeling of uncertainty, iaA
from an irredeemahle paper
with It's fluctuations of valuesorE
the greatest obstacles of a Ion
prosperous times. The only
currency is one which rests upan IN
basis, and is at all times and N
converted into coin. | adhtax
views heretofore exaSessed by
vor Of congressiond siatlonpg =
of an early reslA = specieeci'
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but that the Well 8
lie sentinel ~ ina
demand
tions al s.
Europe Il. somd
interference III - -
tions has proved'r anu 'cohv
times and ought to be s;tfpsiy
The policy inaugurated by my
predecessor, president Grant,
hitting to arbitration the grave
, in dispute between ourselves ar
powers, points to new, and in
bly,, the best instrumentality
{ preservation of, peace, and
I believe, become u benefe
ample of the course to beS
in similar emergencies by othe
if, unhappily, questions of
afshould at any time during the
my administration arise betV
United States and any foreignA
ment. 1t will certainly be my DIP
and my hope to aid in their settle
the same peaceful and honorable !,
securing to our country the gIes
ings of peace and mutual good
cwith all nations of the world.
Fellow citizens, we have read
close of a political contest msI
the excitement which usually att,
contests between great political
whose members espouse and l
with earnest faith their n.
| creeds. Circumstances were
| in no respect extraordinary saw
/ closeness and the consequen3
tainty of the result. For the Fl
in the history of the country i 4
deemed best, in view of --a|@s,i
! circumstances of the case, thss
| jectiOns and questions in =
reference to the counting = C'sl
raj votes should be refer. - = ?
cision of a tribunal appoiI No. =
purpose. that tribunal ests'
law for the sole purpose; it,, 4
of them men of long estabi ,n q
ton for integrity and int = z z
with the exception of Al 4 n
are members of the conf
dietary, chosen equally ~ 81 y
political parties. It's - I,
enlightened by the reses vim y
arguments of able counsel, igo6 y
to the fullest confidence of { Of y
| people. It's decisions have Brla- y
| ly waited for and accepted as IN Il
elusive by the general judgm e =
opu Bile For the present, OBJ q q
widely vary as to the wisdeGiS, u ~
al conclusions announced AMI -
This is to be anticipate Ia "a
stance where matters of disrp,e. ~ -
| the subject of arbitrator eSl
/ forms of Law. The huma.ws u
never unerring and is Earejessic
| otherwise than wrong by Its "a
| full party in the contest. oiese
two great political parties ha@
way settled a dispute, in regaFs
| good men differ as TO the law no
as to the proper ca~or esdrrrs
solving the qussa1gst the Dshs5
an, an e .. At this rate Wheel.
p pubic fc luce be by the uext ea
ing clse people nc
amicar been 20 ID
that wrsonaH e q.
eminent Of here.
suffrage is III give ke q
the first exaf1 e hist
nation in the mItSl saass
posing power huslepg its ~ e
to yield the issre x IN Club
iustment accorgeik- IN UlutIt
looking for the szng
hand by which tx Fessetsry Z e.
and individuals arr Who VI al
/ call upon you, y Republealle
tives, judges, fellow general ,.;.,,
everywhere, 10 unite wfthslisof
est effort to secure to ou< si9ia q
blessings not only OF materfZ embI
but of justice, peace and urk A a
not upon the co ~
force, but upon the loving WIFE
a free people; that all thirarprt
so ordered and settled upe cd s
and surest foundations, and
be established among us foe Toll
atoms k, u
The Neglected South time
Compared " itl.~the Norths ba-
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les, for sr for a be far move
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