Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-06-28
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RIO THE READJUsTERs OF THE TENTH

RoCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA. |
- .,.. . June 10, 1875 !
AS thoughtful men, have you fully considered til
| Ono matter how subtle the enemy, that you may i
concert strike the foe-steadily in every direction
whether political, social or financial; then hoy
much more potent when q powerful moneyed ari>
tocracy,a seif-constituted judiciary, and an a
powerful, and steadily grasping, centra zing go,
| eminent at Washington ever eager to encroach il
self upon the dearest lights OF others, standing il
| your 1Iont defiant i'll tone and manner.
| What a thorough organized band of determine,
men, cutting with a tWo-edged sword, can accom-
pIlSh refer EFF you to the abolition party of Ma,sa
chuset!S, that brought about emancipation with no
one thlrd OF the voters i'll its favor and tw0-thrd
violently opposing it.
IN Their hands, with fully Observation-Disclosures of thu
people radically opposing it, as suown by the vote
Ohio, Indiana and Pennsylvania, when they yote(
| directly upon the question.
SO much for thorough 81 ganzatlon. Do you as
sensible men-with Your little financially lett iron
the war, and liberty that escaped the ravlges of
the ind partizan spirit eXhb ed since to, int nd
| to qul til allow youi enemy (who are alw.ys organ
lied. and on the ae.t) TO Dleak you down. cause
some chicken hearted fellows CT, out "Congres.
mas not ing to do with re-ad nstment. the j dge
| have notuing TO do vita reimbursement" 'Cuun y
officers nave nothing To do with this question, au
SO on to The end of the chapter Suc bind policy
will surely prove falal TO any cause however Jasl
and strong, for the potent reason, hundreds will
desert the army II ocered by the foe (andver. nat
| uraly.) Hundreds who have axes 10 grind will leave
are divided among the enemy The Jealous but faint
hearted, will become discouraged when defeat
awaits them in every local engagement. Which
you can but see, will soon weaken your once
Seemingly, invncible ranks tuat a very
| small hollow. square OF desperate "Ringsters''
and 'Funders' would break Your lines and put You
to flight. Now take it, il you are since e in your
devotion to the cause. believe it to be just you de-
sire to win, and the way to do that is to hold last
axe grinders are not always desirable company.
Sin if you cant can't; grind inc your own axe axe, unless
says let him turn to his hearts content and reward
him for his laboEs The good book says, 1.-THE Ia
III grant that many men desire to lead who are
only 1T to follow, still, when they will not follow,
though only one will follow them. The fainthearted
saints! Let them not be discouraged for SO small
fayors but cheer their hearts with grand political
with axegrinderS, OffceSeekers and camp followers
interSpersed among the veterans OF your corps. 1t
will only rebound to your credit in the end, and the
good of your righteous cause A great generalnever
considers the cost or mems OF victory but the ter
obe to ii ae will he
enemies and ignore their friends-I think not! I
probable in yours] circumstances, it would be good
policy to allow the enemy to hold the fort where you
but no such plea can be advanced from the old
tenth for there resides in your midst one
Whom any party would d. DO tse tint infinite lite credit to
Of the House OF Representatives. gentleman Of
whom say, without fear Of contradiction and no re-
Election upon the many intellectual minds in that
body. for substantial and in the common phrase,
'hard sense' sound reasoning quick perception,
dne1e ESQ act ne stands H WITHOUT
partial feelings, and gentlemanly department he is
the peer of any; A Readjuster Of the purest type,
hausted his political influence and immaculate
brain to raise our PROSTATE State from the degrade
ton the 'funders and 'ringSters' have brought her
to, by zeaously hunting for new subjects of taxa
tion, without avail but witnessing the distressing
opposite to be true, like the patriot that he is de.
the only mode to save his mother State, to which he
is truly devoted and well did he do her valiant and
gusta and Rockingham respond to those of Shenan-
doah Bath and the state" Of Fluvanna, by sending
Hon II. C. Allen, Of Shenandoah, man Of whom a
higher and more deserving compliment was never
paid than when the Richmond reporters said to the
writer last winter Speaker Allen is the only speak
Ell we ever reported from that we could not abrdge
the speech without destroying its sense but leave
the thread of his DISCOURSE A ripe brain, indeed
that can so command its ideas as to use no super
fuOuS words.
Send him to the National Capital and you at once
give weight to your cause and prove abroad what is
well known at home; the readjusters are the brains
and sineWs OF the ''mother of statesmen" But OF
far more Importance, you would have a representa-
tive there who would not quietly remain in his sea.
of the funders) through his proxy Mr.. Royal and
their willing tool. j. Il. Tucker present a bill seek
ng remand our Sd State to RSnd
court in connecting with the bribers OF the funding
bin legislature OF ls6s and 70 who recently moved
the veto OF people Governor will fully explain and
speak for itself:
metre Of the Wall-street jobbers and their allies in
RichmOnd;
STATE OF New YORK,
EXECUTIVE CHAMBERS,
ALBANY, June IA, 1878,
Memoranda in brief of the for disappearing
Senate bill No. 1892 entitled IAN act to protect the
against other States'
The Constitution of the United States does not per-
nit citizen to sue State in the United States
by authorizing citizen of this State holding any OBJ
legations OF other States to assign his claims to the
State and to be prosecuted in the of the State
by the Attorney General for the benefit of the ind
vidual In other words, 1t requires the State to lay
seven its se It's no ad i co
Letting agent for Spectators in State bonds, or writ
ten obligations against other States and in SO doing
to evade the Constitution and to assume false posi-
tiOn by prosecuting claims in Which It has no inter-
est whatever. L. ROBINSON.
Should these two internal bills one presented to
Northern legislature by brokers of New York, the
other by Mr.. Tucker become laws, your State finan
ces not only become the property OF Bonds Under
machinery viii be crushed by this fast encroachng
government at Washington, which assert to be the
full text OF this new move offered by OUT represen-
turn State to the Federal Court, that would
double yea thrbe our present rate OF taxes to pay
snobs, the natural fruits of such BILL who would
confront us every street corner and cross road to
bessins Us Yet YET Vrgnan offered this Till and
those who make State rights speeches for Radical
campaign documents; and yet we hear Congress has
nothing to do with rel adjustment: 1t has all to do
whit, and not only that our political liberty-fori if
such professed State rights as Mr. Tucker, can so
far forget his past record to even offer such bill to
save the '.rings (of which he is one,l what could
you expect from others less pronounced State rights
Surely Congress is all important in this vital issue to
old Virginia. The county officers too play very i'm,
portant part in politics, the shefis control more or
individual go to make up the grand political army
now combating the trump the greatest curse Viz
gna ever encountered
The Courts also, why judges are but mortals (and
some know are not very superior class of mortals
are biased in their opinions political as well as
civiD was too fully exemplified March. 1S77 on
the electoral commission, and you are sadly mista
ken if you think weak mortals wont dverge from
the and virtue to save q Maynard son
who has politically erred to the great detriment of
his state for which the people Soundly condemn him.
pose, and thereby save great state from a bank
rupt court presided overly Bradleys "Underwoods'
ken) and the army of marshals you must fight to
capture every branch of the government, Pc tical,
judicial and civil, when readjustneqt naturally fol
lows, for as above stated the abOtiOnists captured
the National government in all its branches and
emancipation soon followed then free suffrage the
former against great odds, the latter with but few
TO lowers outside of the office holders So in conclu
sion trust the true honest re adjusters those who
have Virginia at heart will go for that fearless pa
triot, Hon H. G. Allen for Congress, for whom every
soldier in the ranks will be proud to see thus honor
freer when they realize they have such an able and
true defender at the National capital to combat
against your bogus staterights, fuckers who like
the Packard and Chamberlain" when they find
themselves beaten at home, flee to the encroachng
centraliZng government at Washington for relief.
june2s1t ia. FRAZIER
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