The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-07-19

The Southern Democracy will remain
united. They will be united in defense.
rot Of the man. but OF the principle.
They will stand by Mr.. Hayes. not be- Il
cause he u President, but because he Il
right In honor they can do no lessi Mr.. |
Hayes. in his action concerning Louisi- /
ana and South Carolina, returned to the
paths from which President after Pres. |
dent had strayed The South can not. /
for her own sake or for the countrys /
sake. allow him, for that reason, to he /
stricken down -[Charleston News and |
Courier (Dem)
Messrs. Wells. Anderson and associates
stood by the Republican party and an
honest count at a time when u cost some
thing Of nerve Of courage. and the i'm
perillins OF life and property. Threaten
ed with assassination and ell the dire
work of the Southern kuklux. these men
stood firm and unyielding. and did their
duty. Through their hrmness. courage
and fidelity. Rutherford B Hayes step
ped into the chief magistracy Of the Uni
ted States Ifnow. at this juncture. he
deserts the men who were so true and
faithful io him. the verdict Of the whole
country. Democrats AZ we'll AZ Rspubli
cans. will ba. that he ought 10 step down
and QUIT Burlington Hawkeye (Rep) }
We have believed that ~ Hayes and
wheeler were elected. Packard was. and
his abandonment put the suspicion Of
fraud on the Presidential count We
have never minced words about this, and
our belief 10 day on that subject remains
entirely unchanged Therefore the course
now being pursued u the legitimate out.
come Of the Louisiana settlement. where
by Nichols was put in the Gubernatorial
chair and Packard turned out And "
there was fraud. the Republican party
does not ask 10 profit by it, Pittsburgh
Commercial Gazette (Rep)
ship that they are. we are and shall be
implacably and unalterably opposed to
the measure known 10 the pity and
shame Of the present. and 10 be known
20 the contempt and execrntion Of the
: future, ~ The Policy Of an American
Administration which clearly saw the
right and yet ignobly refused to do it,
Iowa State Register.
!, II is pretty plain now that the deeper
a ate exrrtions OF all the emissariea that
{ the Administration can send TO New Or
4 leans. even IL they include S~natoru Cor
? don and Lamar. cannot stop these prose
cutions. Wells. Anderson. CasenAve and
Kenner will surely be convicted and sen
n trnced TO the penitentiary. and this re
o suit will doubtless be followed by th,
indictment OF Sherman, Garfield, Mat
ihrws, Old Zach Chandler. Cortland
. Parker, and other visiting statesmen
e who couselled the Returning Boar,
frauds Patterson Guardian.
e No difference how other men may ae
= this thing-even those in whose wisdom
> and honesty We have the most fAith-w
can not see now. and never shall be abl
~ TO see, that n most inexcusable surrende
~ Of legal State Governments 10 moi
strong only in past murders and an ur
ss appeased hunger for still more blood.
j. stAtesmRnsbip-nor that q cowardly
treacherous. and most cruel betrayal {
70 trusting friends whose unyielding devc
ton snd beroism had given n ruler a.
10 very power which he cruelty used 10 b'
% tray those friends is honor. And unit
cowardice In Government shall become
vitue-until the perhdious aud crave
" Governmental surrender OF the weak
M the strong shall become. In the eyes
be man and God. heroic and right-unt
OF the root and rock principle Of our theor
OF Government, that the majority aha
W rule. shall really be the lie that tn
81 Policy is trying to make it-and unit
e. personal cowardice in the dea~rtion
so friends and personal ingratitude In b
trsyAl Of friends, shall be held things
honor and not the things OF dishonor
ne Government and the crimes 70 frien