The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-09-17
the interests Of the whole people. bu,

1tbo ;nt.ra.t. ~ tho -h,lo r.,~,l. \,
The Govsrnms,t k.. 10 rorsr - .uI Il
] dne Il nsnv;ns v;sh ds.div dsss
! mins,ion a. ;.ss nos :. Ys.oo eve ave
the r;sht 81 .s.d;S.cv = on d;frs, M
linz from the don,i ant m.;or;tv ~;
soI;d Sonsh asse,,s ;ts r;cht = "a "a
n;vsl af r;aas sho..rns m.sLs -
shirts and tissns, hsIIots - slsc, 81 4
own Conoress -h;ch sb.li snsc. N
llava~reSenns commercisi 6nsnci.
and -o,bers- -si.ce;nc and h;nd;n. -
nersons and nrcnerfr Of the whol
canptrv Snch tba n.rtv vh;ci
in,renchea IL cGgrsss and : soli
Sau,h nroelaims ifs nnrnose to tur
back the fnoar an the dial and to r.
verse the leeislatian Of the nation 70
tba lsst Is years
THE DtsIfokoREp sourH
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VINO are tness uemsnoine .ns
'pe,. sla'esmanssiP snu Pssriot'sl
snaii snapc ana e3usroi zoe uestln'e'
of tnis nation tne Anowicuee .
every man o. o1uihafy intellsehc'
IN tne lsnd, sney are m'nof,.y Q
'ne iegai vctefs o sne oniseo ossees
naA,ns up ~ ioscc wn,s sney I.e. ~ y
numbers, numbers, suppressing oy Ieaac sn'
oppression ine vgss oisne emsnc'pa'e'
citizens OF .ne oPutn sssuoing -
across tne Pa'nsy cI tne Prosles'
ol tne masses ussPisaae ING RUE .
tne meJority edscateo 10 ae.posisn
gnu sioience, anu ,mpeifsa oy ons
Son'roiilng 'at' pu.poso ooru =. .no.l os.'
oatic ias'.'u'lon-.o ruiz tnoh s0e
lion 10 .ne'f own A9ey are
party iec aao aemieAsse " euos'
whose Vloia'ea ecns'i1uslousl ossu'
ano iofs"orn siiee,ance 70 tne 1ov
eInmea. are Toe sa'y ees''"ol'sls :.
'heir ndeisy 70 .ss Cn'on, ano ~noe,
contemp. ior tns uovernment ane
iaw-aelying sPitis are SHOWN =.
losir neg'ec!. ~ tne'r sn''le uolns'us
" orlns 70 Jus,'so esen ous Ts ~ .ne
numerous ioui esssss'us % pe'.e'
states once,s, gon'y on'y " :.
'e'np'lng 10 ulsssa1ge .ne,l uusy =
executing tne is~s U .ne On,'ee
states "a psss! WHOSE iesuels
iaancned the spurious oon'euelacy
Win negro slavery as us co'net's.one'
aod wnicn was oulisu ~ ~. sS,s :
mai deptns OF tnss ou'erows1 =
tteason' out WHEEL resutt0ceu ~
the bsnenccnce o. tne uoVefumen'
rewarded its ciemency oy Resisting
at every step the Work OF reconssruc
tion, the amendments 70 tue cons'i'
tuition, ana the ieg'sis.ion necessary
TO give them elect. " no are tnose
who demand to be made the sole Gus
todlans OF the national isisn A par
ty which. on rs dismissal from pow
er In 1861, left the credit Of the GOV
ernment dishonofed !; wnicn, aurine
the war, Hooded tns South wl'n l's
Confederate promises, untll tnsy De-
came as plenty - the drifting leaves
OF Autumn, and as worthless as tne
wasted parchme1t sigoea A. Mont
gomery; whieh, isince the war mas
been engaged ln tne oou.n ~ oPea
Work OF ecaliogfdown aad rspuola'
ing Its State "a muaicipsi Gpaga-
tions by the y piessie !; wnlen Das
wsged unceasin&Nsr npon the oD'
lligarons OF 20 pelon rescn, y
nationai convention aaa oons'oss,
has resisted to tne iass Ine s.sa.
measure Oh resumP.'op-suv sav"..s
aenieSemen' y. INC nepeo'ea p
", ana tne usss 'nsssnse ~ .Ao
worids history 10 "n'cn aasion
has redeemed us iorceu ,oaas ', W .s. ue
mand, without uiscouns anu ~ ~. .ue
money oil me wolio, anu uuusl we
influence Oh ~h'cs every pivs'.a'o ~ !
oustf J 10 Inc lsno - .u'ouous "A
new iiie, ana toe wnols counuy gu
tering upon career ol unP,eceueus
cd prosperity, ms soNu ooI.u ~
~nom our ool,ss''ons s.e .ne .ss
ing token Oh tnell saolusa''os ~ .n1 !.
natlonsi su.hoilty, low uenauus
tnat }. soaii os inses'e1 r,sa s.o so. :
power oi regoia.'ns, eon.Is.ns, a.u
oisoursiog .ne leseaues - ..e . ,ss
upon when l's laisa .ss.s, .u.o.s I
which we sssea sas sns S',slnG1 uonId -; ;nnls nn
peissi.eu VI sJase
sumption or even its own existence.
Who are these, who, to inaame the
partisan ignorant, conjure up the use
of the Army ss an instrument to
oyerawe State authority, and shout
themselves hoarse over the phantom!
1t is the party Of jefferson Davis,
under whose order. as Secretary OF
War, in 1856, United States dragons
rode down and dispersed the Free
State Legislature Of Kansas. VINO
prate of the freedom Of elections and
and ssnctity of the ballotY 1t is the
party which, by the denial Of free
discussion. by Iawlessness, violence
and assassination, bsiiotrbox studlDg
and the invasion OF meetings and
polling-plsces by bands OF armed
rufians, has moeked the sanctltY OF
the ballot, and has made, in the
South, the republican form OF gov
ernment guaranteed by the Conssitu-
ton by-word and q farce B sss.o
! = vvp,p,,c.r RIGHTS AND pEm.Sps
~ =. -. $500 =. p.rn,,,;c.,s
40 IneSe Ie.usaue , .s;s sse ns.os w.
OF New lo,n "aae % W.. "a SAI" 49,. 80
iove nonoraole peae au ae.. ~.
tenuon; out We put TUG supremacy