, 1880-09-05
Unaware; Beck, Kentucky; cockreIl, OF Mis-

ecnr,: Coke, uf Texas: Eayts, Of West Virginia:
o5 of OF
mar. Of Mississippi; Morgan. of Alabama; aud
Voorhees, Of ludtana. Not alone the Don ocrats
c1atjc sera sors from those three Northern
states New York. Connecticut. and lndiona},
Tilh the aid OF which the Democratic party
roes that the Thirteenth, Fourteenth. and FIf-
+eenth Amendments to the Constitution have
not bccu legally ratified; that they do not ros-
.ass the same validity In law us any Of the other
nnoyisjons Of the Constitution; that Congress has
por The power and It is not its duty to enforce
them By proper legtslauon. . and ~ thai not every
rririlexes which the Thirteenth, Fourteenth,
nd fifteenth Amendments vouchsafe to him.
HoH dsre these xote 81 papers M e IN
ucve thai these amendments would be safe and
ornt.xted under the care Of the Democratic
Xii Federal power2 They themselves do not
taiieye it; they have lied SO much to others
that they finally take their own lies to be the
tr.,,h. They know that the Democratic party is
rot alone opposed to these amendments, but
that It can and will tby creating majority IN
the United States Supreme Court3 abrogate
~ in both Houses of Congress Democratic
PRESIDENT ia the White. House. They know
tar not alone can It do these things, but that it
Iii do and enact them with!n tive years after
H. f,,ll accession to power through the election
II Hancock"
The Bellevtlle t1il) Zcth.no writes the follow
mr.: "why the Independents Us well as the
Tenocrata should vote the Democratic State
ticket Mr. 6. Koerncr attempted to de monstrate
IN his speech delivered at the Irumbuil powwow
IN the following manner: The candidates on
the Republican State ticket are ~ othce-seekers,
c1machiue men, and t3) common and mean set.
Rut the Democratic candidates are all honest
and rood fellows So. 50! Of8ce-seekers are
not desirable class Of people, but Democratic
~J~.
candioates We laaot noe eas7ny oaacr enae
..,-.,rtsnt Office on the State ticket ia that Of
nae,a-n,r Tho name Of the nenmrat;o
ooss.a. .aaa.a f,- tha+ oe,ca u .r.r,s,1 ,r.,,r
bull This mau secured offices as follows:
"A, From the Democrats: % As member Of the
Ts,islature. e, As Secretary of State. a, A
ns +ha s,,nrama CImrt -, f,1,ca rnnr. W. 90
.uose u u - sa.a <,n.,r, *, A. 49, ",,'a ..o a. a.
cnnRress Then came the time OF Republican
.soendepcy and power, and, prestoi Mr.. Trum-
fnu snapped saddles and became Republican,
BE ohtaiueo the touoW!ng olhoes: ~ From the
Republicans: ~ as oenafor r., OF ane 1nitea
ntax - aoa,n senator Of the United States. And
theu ca1pe, the Liberal movement in 1872, aud
tie Republican Senator thought he might aR
vel % ffesloens OF !ae ont!su etasgs ano cor,
e! Giherais whn d d not nominate htm "a theiy
candidate Tor the Presidency. He again swapped
saddles, returned to his vonnat, ana desires now
to be gecteq Governor ~ o1 the otate OF Limos
y! w f,tinm as an ottice. seeter oos hts;t
Tnlmbuil is no office seeker! Oh, moi Never!
The. Lest paying office on the State ticket
Is t4at Of SUITE sorA,Y auditor; The name q Of
the Democratic candidare 1s L. u Starkei+
doctor, ntrusaue. etc. c. This 1i DOCTOR, etc, OBJ
Clerk. q The election as County CLERK O.
Again as County G!erk. "a should nov be
obliged to the people 1or the elccuon as State
Auditor tor four years. This doctor Is not an
Office sseker! On, mol Certainly not! Poor
6vtgaI1, bowevet. cripple in consequence Of
wounds received during the war. whom bis tel-
could not support his family,-such q man Mr.
K9eEner desgpatss as an =; a otice;seSkes, 6ut the
q s egc 0Squ NJ keeener app ,sis to The dspena @
ents- We, however. believe that the Independ--
snta Who IN 1s!S followed the allurtng songs Of
arguments"
The Cincinnati Frcfe Presse writes editor'al]y
r. rao9 70 The lie that Gar
4Foot no xj,I newer d,e % mr. sco,,ndre1, ss m either
which persist Ia chewing over and over again
The accusation that CARRIED is saIary-grabber.
although it has been proven from official sources
that the charge is without any fouudstlon in
tact. In order to lay these charges before the
nsrns.ta s's "ue.s saey pupy us"x snse
uemocranc "oula-oe oelameis OF tne enatacter
OF an honest man should bold an Inspection IN
the ranks Of their own party and their own Con-
eressmen. They wou1d And there a sufficient
.sn.. A.1 "oo.e nAo ~ s..
aumoef OF salasy- -E!aooefs, Hno up 70 tnis sefy
cay nave kept the money In their Pocketst and
VINO on Al occas,ons have defeuoec tne
s{eai. 1ney would tnen nave fooo
occasion 70 empty tne:nseVes OF tnelT
moral disgust whnout running tne flsk OF
1@n3ur1nK ~ the reputation OF an innocent person
~ ol tne Hnote nainper OF nooi6 ana seII-sac-
nacng ne notlatlc taleVes, We "sn oniy menuon
teW u tne most prominent nonoraoles: VINO 50
1ar nave acteo y the rePresentanves OF Demo
c!aslc e'rtna anu Ie1nrm, ano VINO, on al 9Gca-
Mons. Nuula tHlso t4elF volGes Win upl4teu
syes oSer me cnr1uRnon aao qegraoaan9n OF .ae
that stata have xciectet1 ~ their cnndidate for
Governor He is Joined By: Fernando Wood, Of
New York. the leader Of the Democrats In the
tower House o. Con&Tess. He1t ~e nave samuet t,
mressnr es Hnnse;oF Renresenfa1ive9. and aong.
Side OF him towers tho "tall Sycamore Of the
Wabash the Honorable United States |
q oenasos u. ~ eoosnees' q sna1 lnsuaAna, % une
adders NJ En5thesn fon11prbeade Ana jast hut
not least, there is that immaculate Ben Butler, |
the newest ot the acquisitions to the Democratic |
fanka, NE man who; before the war, voted IN
,r'oetao t.,,,as ILL., neu 1sa9.sa az
for JeF Daris ~ the hemncratio canj1idate for