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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-24
Pure Elections.

IL any doubt existed as to the precon-
certed steal Of the presidency in 1876 the
disclosure of the plans entered Toto by
Grant would dispel the l'lusiou. The
puI pose of the republican leaders is made
80 plain that even members of that party
must hide their beads IN shame. What
makes the affair more outrageous is the
fact that the plans wee perfected, the
army mobilize and the instructions SVEN
to the replblica1 hencbmep, before the
decision of the electoral commission was
known or even imagined.
The Chicago GiTimo' says: the maiu
statements are so IN accord " til the at
tendant circumst 2nces and are so strik-
iugly vel fed in important particulars by
current facts of pubic history, that they
bear upon their face strong evidence OF
their truthfulCass; aud so fs~ as Gen.
Woodford is concerned. they aIrnish the
only satisfactory explanation yet present
cd, OF his acceptance of the Office of dis
trict attorney. The .cxplanation Sven in
the interview is,Hthat at the instance OF
President Gran, he accepted the appoint
ment for the express purpose of aiding in
carrying out the programme with regard
to the settlement of the pre- 5idential sue
cPssion by use of the army. 1t js the
development as to this programme made
in the interview, which gives it peculiar
significance at this juucture, when the
use of the army on election days is under.
going such heated discussion.
b" this da ing scheme tie gunboats
we're TO rendezvous in New York karbor,
while the entire army should be quar:sred
in aud around Washington, When Tildeu
attempted to c'sUne authority as the
lxecutivc to which position the people
had called hin, then .hese radical thieves
under the leadership OF Grant were tc
forcibly seizJ TildeD, coDC5al hin 10 q
gunboat until after March 4th, 1877, when
Grant by force would Install Hayes as
president, thus defeating the VII
of the people and L.rpetuafiug the party
in power. 1t is a burning sb;.me-the
more jisgface..1l when it 10 known
and assels ted that dis ple,eDder Hayes
was a party to the ..aud. Is it to be
wondered At that congress, kLowirg the
dangerous uses to which the rmy c Il be
put by uDsc. upL.Ous Lien should seek
to protect the people in their rights by
insisting that the Il .,tary arm of the
gover.meL; shall not be Lsed as a poIce
.orce 1T tho polls2 Tie campaieu of:lS7G
has many dark pages IN its history al, eady
known - he lnass Of peop!y, vut tnis last
chapter from Gen. WoCdford Lraishes a
record So DIX aud damnable that every
true American must lush with shame.
Add Jet ,ho man Hayes, his fraud who
has iJrc-u hiL.self Upon he people
through the most corrupt bargaining has
the assurance to talk about purity 10
elections. To class him as fraud is no
misnomer.
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bition. They show plainly that they do
not mean to let 60 of the kGovernment;
that they regard the country as their pos
sessions, and political defeat as per-
sonal wrong and robbery of themselves.
The impression which this debate has
made upon many thoughtful attendants
upon it is that no party can be so danger
GUS to the country as party led, inspired
aud controlled by these men, that it the
Republican party appears in the Presi-
dental canvass under their leadership it
will be the duty of every man who values
the country's safety and peace to oppose
it and them, no matter who is on the other
side. The Republicans uttered foolish
cry of revolution early In the session, but
your correspondent, whose duty it has
been to watch all the tedious debates o.
the extra session, and who has not faileC
to expose to you the folly and weakness o
the Democrats, has seen nothing on thu
Democratic side when among the wors
element of that party which at all com
pares for wickedness Of purpose, for des
peration and evil spirit. with the cours,
and temper of the leading Republican
Senators during this debate Washington
Letter in the NeW York Herald.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-24
Treason IN Boston.

There was sensation in the Boston city
council last Monday, such as Bostonians
have never had before. A Mr.. Kimball
had presented to the city a bronze group
emblematical of emancipation, with Abra-
ham Lincoln as the central figure, and the
council were considering what to do with
it. A committee proposed to erect it on a
vacant triangular lot, whereupon Alder
man Kelly arose and objected in what is
called a remarkable set speech" He
reminded the council that Mr.. kimball
was one Of the aldermen who, years ago,
CLOSED the doors of Faueuil hall against
Daniel Webster" and he declared that his
| gift represented that which has caused
more desolation aud distress among our
people than all other causes combined.
He believed it had destroyed the best
constitution and government that human
mind ever gave to a people, and had finally
placed debt upon our people which yearly
bears more heavily upon the working
classes, and also places greater distance
between the rich and poor" As if this
were not enough, he even asserted his
sympathy was With the south, and he be-
lieved the southerners were right in the
war" He denounced the democratic party
because it gave up Tilden through GOV
ardice in its leader, and placed on the re-
publican throne a fraud who sends in his
veto messages to democratic congress
and teaches them lesson on pure e'ec
tons.
AS might have been expected, Boston
was all agog at these disloyal utterances,
which read more like an editorial from The
| Okolons miss. States than the speeches
Boston aldermen are accustomed to make
What is most surprising of all is thai
Alderman Kelly seems to be supported by
his constituency of East Boston. He was
a stubborn southern sympathizer through
the war, and was pretty roughly treated
according to his statements, by certain
loyal persons who undertook to reform
him. We we're hardly prepared to SCI
such an uureconstructed rebel in the Bos
ton council. 81. Louis Republican.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-24

Again does the pretender at Washing
ton object to any interference with the
little game the republicans have mapped
out as necessary to success. This time
there is no disguise, at least there is no at
tempt to conceal the real opposition OF the
fraud Hayes. 1t is square hight now,
between Congress as the peoples repre-
sentatiyes, aud a fraudulent executive,
the champion of corrupt ring OF thieves
and scouudreIs who have grow rich on
government spoilage. If the document
came from an official whose record was
uuimpeached- fee from the scharge
OF fraud, then would.its effect be ftl', but
being the utterance of man whose cleo"
ton was made patent by the most corrupt
practices; man who, when possessing the
guilty knowledge of the crime sought to
be committed, yet sanctioned and aided
its 'consummatioD. There can be but one
verdct-that Hayes veto is in part a re
compense for dirty work done by deputy
marshals and federal supervisors, Re-
publicaus may cant about purity of cleo
lions, protection of citizens 10 the right o
franchise etc., but it VIII not remove tn
we'll rooted conviction among all intelligen
people-tbat partisan bias is the actuatini
motive and accordingly VII judgment
be given. The supervisors law IN a mos
infamous one and should DO wiped from
the statutes. II cannot cOp'ent 10 the 40
sol,tte repeal" etc. Iudeei; welL who
cares whether you can or csnuot, MIR
Hayes. There is a wonder y amount o
cheeky dictalionslism in this last veto
which congress can b9st show contemp
for, by promptly passing the iteutlca
measure just 'U-led, a7d then adjourn
ing sire de 1t is folly to sit and avail
the pleasure of the iaudule0t prete 1der
a. we'll terch bin DOW as anv me that tn
people rule supreme; that though he, b.
glazing 'lsiny, Is the temporary occupan
of the presidential char, yet the peopl
through thei- representatives sti' have
voice in the affs'rs Of rhe patton sld "
and shall be heard, Let congress- mo-
adjourn.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-24

The display which The republican sena-
tors have made is Of spirit entirely aud
dangerously evil, and no thoughtful man
can read the senate debates of the last
week and consider the tone, the temper.
the spirit, end the wide disparity between
the subject and the republican treatment
OF i without perceiving that it would be
well Tor the country it these gentlemen
could be fOl while retired from power,
and that it would be an extremely hszard-
GUS thing to give them a new lease Of it.
which they seem determined at all hazards
and by any means to seize.
1t is the Grant movement which has dis.
played itself in tho Senate In these dcyo.
and has, with extraordinary arrogance a.
intolerance, insisted on troops at the polls
Il nothing else justified tue Democrats
70 insisting on thei; extremely mild pro-
n.DlIlon OF tho use OF troops for election
purposes, the language and sprrit of the
republican, leaders in the Senate this
week would give them abundant ;nst;fea0 0
uon ana 1t Is not too; much To saw Tho,
Lasner than trust these Republican,
stors Oonkling, Blaine and others-w; 1
Troops at the polls it would be betser wiz" .nd
sa! .eI Tor the country 10 disband tba aus anu
Aney are drunk with an unpatriOtic any
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IL WOULD sCoRN AND CONDEMN MY
RIGHTEOUS TITLE IF THE DEMOCRATIC
PARTY HAD SECURED MY SEAT BY
FRAUD. "-President Samuel j. TtLdeR.
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