Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-14
Senator ThHrllIHH'S Ss,ce%!s.

! Senator hui pan 10 MS SIecon III ltaI:HiHI Z,
Ohio, Yesterday. alter r;oc,cdlGg to SLOW :hat
! tho Ohio platform ~as PLAZA and itncSi, CO.:
tioued By demanding q change in our it!t72i
administration, Soy leg that it the E1ar:tai 10.
| ley Of tue republican rarty is wr3uc that party
| s!ioalI case to rue. Il there, t;,er, any III
usiire IL .il!Ug iIat party t. ..e:uraL TOR The
evils tic p:tutis has suffered snd yat suttels ?
| Cau it wi,h roth be said that these evils could
not be ioresesu. or, if fnreseen, cauId not have
| baun avoided or diminished? lie would be u
| bald man who wGul1 make that assertion. For
though 20 government ever Voc, or ever will
| be, onnisciaa. aud omnipoteut, although dis
| astels have Sappeneu that no rulers however
| WIS.,, con!l have t1resecn or averted; yet the
disasters OF which | am speaking are not Of that
| character and might have been foreseeu and.
to great extent, prevented. 1t is but justice,
then, to say to our republican rulers, you have
| had every opportunity to do good and avert evil
and you have Jailed to do either. You have
| had opportunities such as no other party ever
enjoyed to benefit your country End you have,
by want cintcligence, or virtue or both, brought
| it to tho verge OF ruin. 1t is time, high time,
that YOU surrender the rcius OF government.
Nothing 10 politics seems moro certain 20 ne
than that the republican leaders rest their hopes
of proloogation Of their power upon the sue
ccsa that may attend studied and energetic
effort on their part 10 exotic aud perpetuatc
sectional feeling. And nothing seems to me
more unwarranled, uupalrlotlc and detestablo
than this scheme. 1t is not enough that the
South has frankly ard maniully accepted the
results of the war; that, waving aIlqucstioDs as to
the mode Of their adoption, no voice is raised
against the binding force of the constitutional
amendments; that every law passed by radical
Congress- however doubtful its constitutiOnality,
or manifest its injustice and impolicy, is never
the less obeyod; that desire for harmony and
peace and q determination to aid in the preser-
walton of the Union, are enthusiastically and plain.
ly the dominant sentiment of the Southern Deo-
ple-all this is not enough to deter the republi.
can managers from resorting to all the weapons
in the arsenal of the demsgogue, by which Sec
tional hatred can be aroused and perpo!uaed,
and solid North thereby created to rule with
rod Of iron Frustrated South. 1t is thirteen
years since the close of the war, thirteen years
since hand was raised or word was spoken
against tho preservation of the Union, and yet
articles are now written and speeches now made
by mon PROMINENT tho republican party, the
bitterness Of which is scarcely paralleled by
anything that was written or said when war
was fragrant and the Union WAS in danger. Eel.
uupatriotc, nothing moro in furious to the peace,
welfare and prosperity of the republic, nothing
moro clearly demonstrative of the necessity for
change of rulers and the Inauguration of an
era of justice and fraternity than is attored by
these facts can be imagined. Do you wish the
Union preserved? Than support those who
would bind ii together by the ties of frsternsl
feeling and common interest," as well as by
constitutions and laws Do you revere justice
and advocate equality of rights? Thon support
the party on whose banner Justice and Equal
ty'' arc indolbly inscribed. DO you wish to
sec tho country strong and prosperous? Then
support the policy that shedding its benign iu-
auence upon every part, gives irresistible
strength and universal well being to tho whole.
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