, 1880-10-29

fshltt. inlL h,Inh riict III HUI ftIilIi III III II
condition Of Eoryitutn 10 minister to their love
of luxury nul Incidence. Is the determination of
the old.t!mc ssnrc-snnstcr. CotIto inbnr
Will. III; III THEM AN IMPROVEMENT
over tho nId black slavery. t,ccusc to feed
caolio whnt will keep him ut work o'a tlot ttst
tnnrc' tan ollr-llnlf what wAs absolutely tCrcs-
Enry for tho ct,Fnrcl people, 10 whnn largo
sMppy Of soiih ind nillmnf ftHnl Ia necessary.
ta,OrinY men III tho SDtith. Wurkingtncn hll
rversthe country. rcatl tho nove, md tell these
coo trattcrs wtnt ynt think VI ttctr tra,lc. ILL
n,tg,irntr11 to rnslaye white men. Even nt'ro
than tho Chinese, every cootIe teu1ght int, tho
snllth by eo much chc'nens tho ,nlly
labor by which yofl must live. Aro
yoil go1ng 10 voto into ronewesl powur
tho pnrty whlc!. has alwnys cntertsl to tho
smltl, In tho matter or sinye lnor finco tho dMy
tho outh tirst tried to t!oult,ntn tho frco.labnr
Stutea? Democrats arc nut Mll stnye-trafcrs nor
Importers Ut ctncs, but these traders nn.l Int
pustcrs nrr DGM,ocrita. md
viii. yurE FOR litNta>cK TO 4 MAN.
Go to the polls mkt Tucsdny nnh speak Tor tho
purity which 1ncHt,s frrc lnbor. wcll pntd, North
md sOl,th; thu party whtci, h:.s in this
rnriy day matle IL fight for tho labor
Ing inan unexntnpleti In tho 1n,st. which
Is tho st'lc party bcfOrE tho country
to-.lay TINT valncs Mt ii fnr.hnys worth tho III.
tercst or tho lives Of poor Nun, savc for pnr-
poscs of thotr own-t.,o National rnrty.
Tile Nntionat FfcT, 1nlts Issue Of toni eht,
HIS "'st' I!le to'iow"E eaFHesl W"t'lS !" ttle
'iIee'hackeES OF 1la'anh alla ata'hc OIL LILO
subject ot
Frs1oS:
Tho National Flcau l,as opposed fusion with
tho tthor parties. 1t hns hccu true to lts prtn-
cIplcs and to Its staunrt} hcMrcrs. While fAint-
henrtcd tnen hnye Eune nyer to Hancock. OR
aotd themselves for II price, tho riew Inns
not for onp moment fulsere,'. M sock was tukcn
III tho popularity IF Hancock. No fai:t, WIS
placed hi tho Donoer1,tic promtaes Of love for
tho working1nnn. 1lull,lozIng ut tho South a,1,l
1tnttery ut the North fntlc tn chat,gn lts llc pf
action. Thine brings it, rtycngca. Tho trainers
to tho Grrcnbnck- I.nb0r pnrty who deserted to
1fancnck lind themselves OIL tho losing shlc.
Tho l70lD Grrcnbnckcrs In Indiana who stool
by their ticket occupy pro'l.i l'osiunn. They
IRE ito longer Askel 10 surrender tn tito Denlo-
critic pur,y at discretion, u,,t urss reeoRznd rs
equal In political power 10 tho Bourbon Dctnuc-
racy af lndnna- The Nattonats ot En''iana know
THE CHARACTER OF THOSE rl1t.ows
who now invltc fusion. Thor know them to be
trtachcro.,s nnd falthlc.s 10 tho Intervals Of
lalnr ntl Ut tlotr cnintry. They know It IS tho
Inst desperate grasp fur power: that tlcroat now
relr.a tt,eso tncn from tho leadership u,ll .lis-
rupts tho Demucr.scy. It would ho sheer folly
for tho Nntlop,lls to elutlss those tlun with tic
jnut leadership Of two pnrtes. 10 fo!!ow lii
tho wnkc Of thpse politcal Jcs,,ts would inyoks,
slefcat. Tho Nationals lllve only IL
stand tlrt1. and thousands WHO yott.l
for i.andcrs In thu Uctobcr election
will Join them next week md yoto for Weaver
an.l Cl,hmbcra. ItMncock has llnthtng In cntu-
mon with tho workingIne,i ct tho Mutton. ile Is
Il West Point urIstoerut, with tho pritln and
prcIuttces, tho assumption ind arrogance whtci,
grow III nr1ny CIRCLES. liz knows legs or stasrs-