The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-24


that occasion enc Of the mott splendid Cd
pcrtuuities to accomplish that purpose that
would present itself 10 centuries. IL thew
had been then the deadly foes OF the gov
ernment, the situation If the government;
might haze been far 6ifiere 1T FROM wha. il
" as TO-DAY.
Mr.. EURRO rs was the next sneaker.
lie said that if the gentlemen on the other
, side were really anxious to preserve peace
snd the purity of elections they would be
| tie last 10 tear down The only remaining
natural for:ress reared for that purpose
Did they desire an honest registration?
These laws provided it Did they want a
pure BALLOT These laws secured it. Did
they want fair count? These laws em-
bodied them. Did they want true re-
turn? These laws enjoined it. Did they
want peace and ordIr at the poll? Thee
liSs commanded it There il no, hing in
Ihe-e laws that was a terror TO any man,
save one whJ had Committed or who was
meiitatirg an attack On the purity OF cleo
,ious. He referred 10 the Ou;rsses on col
ored men in LOui-ians, and ssid that the
Republican party had been stamped out
in blood. Free speech, free press, free
emigration and free ballots had been
made impossible within many portions Of
that state. In view of this state Of facts,
He Listened with mpsiience to the hypo-
critical cant about peace, protection and
purity Of the polls. Even now. while the
numbers on the other side were protesting
-uch jealousy for the rights of the Ameri-
can citizen. the whole race was fleeing from
some CT the Southern States, az they would
flee from a psstiience. They were forced,
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'iisd then, you VIII IAN nov. A you :
,uid not XIII, you Snail not starve. ;
nd II ever occur to you that !
rough you should withhold all sup !
lies Tor the support OF the government .
ossibly 1t might not yet he surrendered ?
Id 1t ever occur 10 You that although YOU
l0uld Proiract thi4 sslge Until this Con
res shall have died by virtue oil It's hml- !
.tIon, there Will possibly be no surrender :
Withhold support from the Executive, and
re Won quite sure that there Will be no !
medy? Refuse to iced the army, and are 7
Du entirely certain thst there will be