The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-06-02
POLITICAL.
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HON. DAVID DAVIS WRITES 4 GOOI
LETTER.
Interesting Corresp0Hdence-A Bid For
the Presidency.


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t.tEtfr iH..1 May my DEAR JUDGE
I.. tFfH .f'.IA- close ai iA- present session
Will Dr. r. tH be feared, leave questions unset
H. "A5aA are 9i larger FuD-le interest and
""..a '4iL"' 'al.. hI's4L iAe peace aut pros
I"i..- q. me bA-"H. AithE on your TREND
3D. fa.- @fare and throughout The West had
hage4 aal tate- had expected, that an OPP
FHrIuH-E 80 tH.A nave been offered Iu the Sen
a.. ~ ".'r- Jour fl@"7 On '.s-s matter &
.'A-t nave "4.- A-ie Hh5" d "a" iAH country.
DC aIt .HHHi..E happened that amidst the
distractions %. parity ami tha slrlte7 Of ann
aIIrr-- t.l# voice "i craftsmanship IS hu-hei
tsa ..aa whom "Isa counsel is most needed.
This Ha- never more true than al rIe pres ut
r--r. the country 81 just emerging from "a
long period .| H..aI and suffering The rco-
pile seek E.-f from angry uIHeJrIS, and desire
I4 avoid "a repetition of Fae uerils through
which they have passed. They crave % good
governments. stability and perfect rec0uc lila
lion between tine sections IUa statesman
who can a.Ifry. these great object, viii be-
blessed n-. f-..r.a Harrl.a..r
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Ir..rfri- lad ton r5- letter some of the
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and friends without distinction of 1arty.
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NT DEAR sur. ] have bad the pleasure 20
receive Eou letter of taublu inst. Az e con-
..ftfetr "A friend and AIN HuuarrI citizen of
illinois WIN I.lvg a perfect r..-nt ra ask for
my views su public Questions. and have no
hesitation iu answering them. taking the
queries Ina the order presented.
Pence iufns Union. Permanent prosperity
and Irarerual ta. Iuasafu are only ta be attain
yJ hv sIIcucIug sectional strife, 70 faithful ad-
H..r.... r. If. t.rr.ti tuition and ain its amend
r.rufa. -4ria. af,-sry. ,gre of Ige laws in con-
t4rrfir Herewith. and equal rfpIt- and canal
protection f9ryy.ry cirizau iu every part of
fHp EaaubI.e. will soon end tho lfss8rfs that
have too long vaEe.I che country uui ui4rrd
r.. material welfare The r.a.'r1a are yg.arv
..f4rIfrrrau a..f want rrare
Generalization. Tine. Constitution. ,gigaIg de-
fines isa gagtegtltc limits OF the Federal and
State Governments under n hapuv ana barlno-
uIpus SYSTEM " herein each is independent iu
lrs aparauril.ra sphere and both operate con
currently ta protect tine integrity and s.abili-
tg. of the Union ANY aurrourureut of one
-4 rua Ii-fiu.tfe, domain ot. rtr DfIier necas-
s4rfly assrur.r.- the machinery of the Com
sfrt.lfiar arI involves dancer rg the whole
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ta, .-rear principles of liberty and law is At
tented with peril
The demand made bv the adlarrnt- of one
of ru, great uarrIrs fora strong government.
Hs-trrfrffve Of homo. rule i'm the States and the
worry REVERSE. at what Mr. Lincoln well lescrib-
rI rs .-a Government af tNe people bv the
i5-feal combustion. such p change would final
Is overthrow sine Republic. The third term is
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