The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-12-18
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For 1879 THE TRIBUNE hopes to continue
with increasing success the work aud the
methods which through the year now ending
have won such popular approval and borne
such ample fruit.
year ago THE TRIBUNE pointed out the
danger to the II uqu7ity Of the country, 10
the Ire asury, the currency and the National
honor, from the alliance then forming be-
tween the Solid South and Tammany Hall. l.
declared that against this danger he old par
~ of freed I'm, still the party Of tie Churches
a nd the School houses, was the only bu w1rk;
and in behalf + that party, It renewed the
old appea}to the National conscience, and the
enlightened seif-interest Of the taxpayers
In all this events have justified II. The
year has disclosed the danger. The IR BCNE
predicted, and brought the deiIyerauce it
promi sed. 1t now asks those who think vel
Of what II did in this eyentfut year TO help
widen yet further its influence by InereasI n
it, circulation for the next Il ltbOred o.
harmonic tie Republican party TO divert
Republicans from attacks upon each other 20
attacks upon the common enemy. 1t exposed
Southern claims. It denounced the southern
suppression Of the negro vote. Il resisted
debasemeut Of the currency. 1t underworld
TO sustain the Treasury n adj auciug 10 specie
payments. 1t strove 10 promote a practical
reform in the CIVIL Service. l. vndicated the
n
l. crushed ass4ilauts by demonstrating the
infamous efforts of the democratic leaders 80
buy the Presidency they had taIr y lost at The
polls. For those services distinguished
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that the Republican party and the country owe
Ing TRIBUNE debt Of gratitude SO great
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Leading Republicans outside Of and even OPP
posed TO the Administration, are everywhere
heartily expressing similar opinions
The TRIBUNE no warns the country that
ms piriug as The late elections have been they
do not end The danger. TIE Democrats and
the Greenbackers, IT united, could have re-
versed the We dict. They may be united next
time. They already have the Solid South TO
begin with. as well as the evidence OF the
control their union would give in many the
Western states. To prevent such uniuU
from sweeping the country, we must keep the
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cIplIue and efficiency, and must educate the
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H. SOME PERSONAL kEMlNIsCENCEs OF EARLY
ANTI-SLAyERY WoRK, BY OLIVER JOHNSON;
= FURTHER Contributions Oh SOUTHERN AG-
RlCULTURE BY SOLOS ROBINSON; %. )UC ASTON
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