The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-11-11
Hayes Did II.
BOSTON Herald, Ind.

B0aon Hefdl0, Ind.
Tho Geeds Of defeat were sown in tho
extra session, and waterod by almost
every move they have since made. The
poverty of ide 3 aud principles they dis
played In Conbtess when tliey attained to
the control Of both branches, an'l the
clean administration OF President 1Iayos,
took away their last chances of carrying
tho country. 1t is reasonable to suppose
that both branches Of Congress will also
bo Republican after the 4th OF March
next. With tho Executive and both
Houses, nthe Republicans will keve an
opportunity to develop their policy. II
they are wise, showing that they have
learned by experience, thoy may enter
bio duration. But, If they forget tho les
sons of experience. as thoy did before,
and return 10 tho practices and tendon
cies which SO nearly drove them out In
1876, they will find their tenure of Office
much weaker than It was ut that time.
Meanwhile, as results OF this election, wo
hope to soc tho too, too solid South bro
ken up, md tho Democratic party reor-
ganiZed upon sound constitutional ptinci-
pies, honestly held and nvowed, ready
to servo Tho country rs u conservative
opposition. and worthy OF public conf
derce when needed to take control OF tho
Government.
"The Voice of tho Tempter."
From, The Ne,o York Tribune, Rcp. .
Men OF tho South, wor1 with yo.l.
You arc beaten again. Give t up now.
The ideas Of tho Rebellion will never tri-
umph In this country. You uan never
run this Gov ernment on the principles
for which Leo and Jackson fought. Tou
will never again have Us good d chance
to win as you had this time. Why knock
your he:ds against tho wall of Northern
sentiment? Half q million OF men did
NJ n %,
terrible years which you remember no
| we'll. This Is q Nation Its citizens arc
all equal before the law.
Why not manfully recognize these two
great facts which yesterdays election
that il is Your duty to your "se i ton" 'J, to
stand by the party which syinpathizetl
with the South during the war. No sec-
tiCn has any claims upon you. Section
alism Is dead. The Union, one and indi-
visible, alone hos right to your allegi.
| ance. Open your minds to the lesson OF
tho hour. Let bygones DO bygoncs, and
resolve that In future thore shall be toll
| erance and fair play In your States, and
that the right ofevery citizen to vote as
| he pleascs and have Ills vote honestly
counted shall be protected.
One thing more. Don't you think you
have trusted tho Northern Democracy
| long enoughP Hus 1t over helped you 2
Has 1t not repeatedly deceived you with
/ false PROMISES, Ruu ieit you to bear the
| brunt of defeat? Why not try tho party
| OF Ideas md progress nowY 1t cherishos
no malice. Repubicanism Is lust MS well
adapted for your latitude rs for ours.
Responsibility OF the victors-A E'nir and
| Promlsing Programme.
| Frons tho Netp York 7Smcs, Rep
| Il will hardly bc necessary to point out
that with its return to cnmnlnie nnnt~cl
| Of the National Government the Kepubli-
can party Will take upon itself great re.
/ s,i,o.;.s,...s.s-;. f5sTtJ has, ov1T nSuii
moro Rignally, more completely trusted,
and to every trust there arc two parties.
The niomentous issues OF ts.s past are de-
| cided. They will, in the natural course
| Of things, give place to others, perhaps
| not so well defined and of less stirrinr
nature, but In their turn important and
Imperative. Yerterday'B election puts
\ the entire country on tho samo footing,
\ IL mMkes suro the Disappearance of sec.
tionfl questions by the triumph OF Ma
tional principles. It Will renain for the
| Republican party to administer the Gov.
ernnient for the whole nation. Il will be
Its duty to complete tho readjustment oi
| the national debt, that its burden may
rest as lightly Us possible on tho people
| to reduce taxation Mt every available
| point; to remove the inequalities which
| now exist in tho operation OF much OF Our
fiscal Legislation; to make the currency
/ wholly and permanently sound. It wifi
be It's ddty 20 correct the evils - hich have
crept into tho civil service. to l,erfact the
/ divorce which has boon undertaken be.
1 tween that service and partisan politice,
l to remove aG just complaint in. any SEQ.
i ticn that the National Government is
1 partisan, TO attract 70 the government The
i upright mon OF oil parties by It's ,JIirlty,
Integrity irnpartlaliy and efficiency. ri
Y hopes % reap tho full fruits of the bene.
l ficient victory Of yost9l day IL must nd
nlidister the government in tho spirit In
| whicil tho people voted--tte spirit of in.
telllgent and generous patriotism, ol
fidelity TO The higheak aimS Of free gov.
6rnment, of jealous devotion 10 this
/ equal rights and best Interests OF the
tgsiolc people.
The ny IN the Jag.
From tas New Yak Sip, Dem.l
!, Old Glen. Zachary Taylor. II. of his
soldiers In Mexico that they never ap.
oeared 70 know when they wero bnasen
we aro ifsclinedto think, however, tfsRl
4 " thsEe men were living, and niclitiSrs
! of tho Dem ccrasic party, they would *