The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-31
WiNTED-1 PEOPLES P.IRTY.
The Democracy Condemned to Purgatory and
the Republican Party TO Worse.

To THE EDITOR OF The SUN-Sn: The
Democrats Of Kentucky ara alarmed at the
tardinoss and INDIGESTION % the minsiration
in regard 10 Louisiana and South Carolina.
They were led 10 believe from the tone Of Mr..
Haycs's inaugural address that the people of
those states would be lot alone to settle their
own domestic affairs. At this time Of the year
this vaclating course is death 10 every interest
Of the Siains in question anil ruinous to the
Who'll" people. for il keeps the capita locked M.
aul without capital the spring trade cannot be
opened. nor q be crops planted.
The man who tribes with vice Will soon he-
como its victin The man who looks upon
fraud with satisfaction. whether such fraud Is
To- benefit him or not. Is villain. The man who
IT, and docs not put II down. hut dalies and
finally COMPROMISES with IT, IL too weak 10 hold
any position Of r,sponS ihliiy. IL alone TINT e
pirsld mt Of the United States. Such a man will
sooner of later become the tool OF the Nilost Of
A. To- Mr. Uavos being President. the people
are dislo- ii Ia accept the situation, and hope
flr the lest But they do blo-s. and most heart
lis. the leaders OF the Democratic party who all
Sto : fraud. In fact. it isvrry doubtful VIII thor
tue two great parties can rely upon the people
or -lpp1rt qny LONGER. or IN another cont Il ivr
Pres mt. j th parties deserve to ho driven 60
the wall. The RHpuhli AN party ought Ia he
sent io hell for term NJ not less than the nat
ural duration II this universe. for all the great
wrongs and crimes It has done 90 the people II
the South rs woll ms for fraudulontlv placing "a
man in Ia White Hous. who WIS never "lnais.l
hy the people. The Democratic purity ought to
Ice sent towel. say purgntpry for few thou
sand million years FOR all the great f1llies AMI
hundnr- il has committed. including secession
and dupNrtv IN the matter of the electoral
swinle. 4 party that would thus place man
in IN Is not worthy Of "A further lease #
power, and the party. through dupli rity and
iack OF brains ana 'orrner. mt would submit
either now or for many yeHre 10 como.
Then what are the people IN do Why. organ
~ % new lHriy. that willie 80 strong IN material
D. Ia IA Ilf tlf 4
the oli parties in 1850, and curry to the White
House man TINT Will be President Of the
whole people In deeds and not merely in words
man who Will begin refornl by removing tho
whole set Of thieves, instead Of only few, az II
now beng done. II Is in the power ~ the work
iugmcn To- do this. They would bee sustained
10y IN" "at.r portion Of the farmers. a. well ~
movement ought to hc SGT On foot now. In order
g. fIly maturo hythc next p ilrut ~ election
II could he called the Peoples Party" in
coutrudlstinEion g. tho Other two purtio.
which have nearly always been run IN th'
interest u the rlrl AMI Of certain families
I'll" great in"quality ~ property I'm this country
causes much suffering among the poor. and un
less leg Stat on IL 80 change rs 20 make more
nearer quality al classNs If citizens the certain
ruin Of our liberty and natou1l prosperity Is nj
hang. ana this glorious civilization Viii %" sue
c"rlel hy the most powerful and CORRUPT cen
iralizntion % which Rome in her wealth aul
/ pride cannot ho compared
This new party. coming fresh from the PEG
/ nlr. would hy a natural law Of instinct make
/ this subject Of property and the compensation
/ organic throughout the country. and form
'luhs and 500 that their very host and mos
capable mon are nl,~tol 90 succeed the ur,,s n
CITY. county. and state officers of mn the States
party. ploir'l - thn party. REFORM LEADER.
LEXINGTON Ky. Mnr'h 81