, 1879-05-20

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tnem'
rp, nvxoop arrc ooraorp.w .
Tn tbo ,natlnoss which rulea tho Damo.
crot,o marty Inst nrecod,no lilo Rohc11;o, tha
w;,t1ost md most 5rrot;onnl of atl the man Of
that DIV wero the nomocrots in ronrress
from tho Northern stntes, Tbe south Ind
for some vcara cnntroi1a al TIM Don,ntrat;o
,artv, Tho sontf, IN Oonuross was ,,raat,o-
altv INIT. and controlling tto maiorftv in
cno}, branch Of Conoress. and controlled ol,o
the President aud l,is Cabinet Tho North:
,.rn po,nocrats in Congress- wero 1,turn},v Tim
slayes Of those who represented the superior
roce. The South Ind no mora wouly cham-
pious aud defenders than vero furnished bv
lin nomocrats of PENNSYLVANIA. hrosaachu.
ae.ta, aud Inilaua. At the Charleston Con-
yantion. which was thu preliminary
gtrike for secession ant, robollion. tin
Northern Democrats wero tho stronoest
advocates Of a union of Tho usol;f1 sonth :"
Ind II not beon for thaao IL /. nrohot,o t1,a
Rebellion would not have beon atte,nntai1.
it.was TIM hope ond confit1ont ex,,octot,on ~
n t1Iy,f]od North that fnt,uced thcso r,.,, n
uluurc tho nation into civil vnr. Tho
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10 10 ocoelVeA ht tnls tale. FERNANDO
WOOD held out fnlso expectations to tho
SoutA in 1850: ho In doing the samo nn,v
rio pon,.,,,von;o 1,t;.re Nor1 1,,,.,. .,,a
az. Da.:,r!.... ~ .,'.., o '' '".
ot''o oou'ootaI' ''1ou o1'e"'enou' ia cAso o1
wnr, that the Hepubllc1ns would find I" q tlro
in tho rear" if they attempted to coerco
covora;nr stato trhoao so,uo . 49,
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"o" "6'nB "N'o n4't"e 9o13' opnth 10
push OH their nggrcsslons, to atarve the
Government, tc reduce tia Executive to n
,,onontitv to otolish Aim ,r,rr or,1 ts sxu,,,.,
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o''AJ ''n.'boo' tno ieesH'"tioa VI tAo war;
:'a''n,>l ,, 1nuA"'1S nao AoA A"'So "re p'ay~
.pe 'no f'1.a " sAhI"SplonaA ont1 ALEX
n""o' "'''' '.'o 1o4'i' "fe oe"oF1hg tue pro-
-ras :. "1f ".e' oAtelIn ''S lucy
u'o tuooo OF ItuLEa ano JEasR u BRIGHT in
1860. Can tho hnnth bo ignorant of tho
fato theso man of 1Bf0 all ,nnt M thu torda
If +1,a ro,,,op uou .,,o u.,,,t t.-.I~"
a. II. . ~. Ss,. o'Eo''ou
l'lat 'aoso puoplo s"hh INTO pao1sc contempt
because OF tl,atr tronchery to the coutl-
try, and because Of thu ,cowar1ioc
,,h;o1, ~o,.,,;,,oa 4,,o., txo,., r.,t...: 49,,
"s4 ~, .uA 1Ao"a Ao.oN'sR the'r
eohslotlonsf Ihero III crop OF Democrats
rphnlnR Tor the slckl0 in 1880 which will ba
mora uroIifio than ovan TINT of ronrorLn,a.
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"h.'4 was .uS 1o"n - .o"1' LIS oemo-
crata from new hnglhna, New Jorsey, Ohio,
ludiRna, md Illinois, as well as many OF
thoeo in ponnsytyaniA nnf1 Nav yor1- .pho
No., NV, fo,,.,;,,, ,,,,,,, H. aou.t, .,',,, ~
-" ~" ~" 6 =, "p"" -" oe"."' VIII ou
b'lffed Rntlor Inc .aVhlanoho OF 1851 rs warC
those Northern promoters Of rebellion in
1861, The South yay tl,on toId that tho
Mi, ,,.,,,a .,ot t<,,,. ,,,,. - ,oc, ~.
1'o1sa WIN" ~ NV tbu:, ."' ~ ioot a'o Nos'n
W98 unit. Inc south 1s now told to 50 On
abolish tho nrmy, repoa1 tho Election laws,
4ha Nortl, uitf mt cnro. Int II, 1psn ,,o+ a
r,,a..o,,o.,., n,,,,o.,,n =, a.. ....o
oo"b. eo"son"' nulFo4so' " '!!o e"Hsl'taot
no" ha1ehinEh ~ washington WILL aarV1vo tic
popular wrath.
1shere nrc snmo Honthnrn man WIN nro bo-
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e'nn''s ~ "oo 'n'a' 'u'f 44'e "oh''os ~ th"t u