, 1880-07-20
WHAT WILL FOLLOW HANC0CK'B ELEC-
TI0N,

ains, nld the National revolution which, 1t |
must carry out If It be placed III power. The
speech Of Mr.. Porter ut indianapolis last
week WIS calculated to wnrn tho country |
agatns. tic danger OF accepting tho theory |
urged by Mr.. Springer, OF thls State. tint
Hancock md Garfield weru both s,lcl. good |
men, anil would make sl,cll good Presidents,
tl,at voter could not makG much Of mistake
IN voting fnr either OF theni. Atr. Porter !
pointed ont that the clsofcc was one OF par. |
ttes, mil TINT the danger to tho country was
In delivering tic Government III NIL Its |
branches over to the Democratic party. 1t |
was that pnrty which was seeking power.
n,ul Il wns tl,at ,party which aimed Mt the
sltbyerslon Of thu Nationality of tho United
Stutcs md tho punishment Of tho whole
country for the tlefcRt og the Rebellion. 1T
II few words lle pictured tlle direct co''st-
u,lences of |. restoration Of tic Democratic
purity to power. We invite our readers to n
study Of thu facts presented by Judge por-
Ter. who, speaking Ut Democratic hopes and
expectations, sat,l:
s?,ppse they gc! Into power taey Tl hsxc q
xS,' I nas sSa a sDc.s sf sssf' Il ta es Tse
viii hIy!te Tcxns into i've States, nccort'ing ;oI
pro,lsinh IN tho net Of Atsmlssiotl, atisl thus
ssSp w at Sf Il Viii R'ds tso 4 III EsG psy naSy
untouched, md secstro two mnEe: Tngy Will or;
s"xs tho ns n1 sTftory ws sf'1 soSs ntI
.l,,r!ns. ,ho Wur, md maintained savery Th!a
tuy will push oil thcIrctaisils thrt,ilHh ConKrcss
stiititlonnl amendments. Hut thew will mt atop
hrro. The sn!i!!tyuf these amendments CUNT ,,
S H. s i ha ts sg o
the reconstructed! States wern essential tG their
asloptlon. ol!n Of tue Demosrate Natio.a pas.
M so'. I ID tic ease OF those. a.ne,iinents
t1ca s ef's"'sff Is w"w s er OF asssst Sss
fore tho proclamation Of thoir ndnption WIS
tnadc. Tho wtlit!r1wn wns treated as ltiot.
Fo,trtccnth the constn! u lnsllasla was essc..ta!
liz - beaaesafc sopsta nen.iers rcs'sa o prsvent
Is passuge. h,lt Mnrtnn wns ut tue party helm:
lie WIS l,ot apirit nsed to lcfeat - HIs slirit
r,,wu frotn tho LEGISLATURE. hut tho Lcq!slasurc
ihholr ihl posts, thcy wsrs tho Legislature. Such
wus tho decision. AMI thus tho amendment wns
M%w + :, !xhin t " Gsy S S9x ny tr
Ut Stnte-rIghts to hoi wll!sotlt violation of
ther euiscitnccs, tl.nt I'LL theso amendments
our own State how cMs!ly cos,atitutionAl atncnt',
! menta. ~ wo believe wildly pasaed tltiu
by m e s!gry ,1e Of tS
r,!' H.. Snail Hri,,nnons ~ nnrfv Nn,v srt1
M,sg cnsily these amendments may 10 over
thrawn to n,.ct tno vGrwae!sn'mg "e,'a"a u M
Il s,nw nondiux to Increase thc ni,.nh0r vi tho
Judges Of the Supreme Cnnrt 70 tws,nty.o1.e. t,
1trs @ III irrcnse @ md i; II pla,lso, III that
lilll p,.ss md tho South will require that thes..
9ro'9 ~ s nt,th ~ e't # f1rises torp tan threc
fn,,r,hs of tho effective strength Of the party.
TIE tast; dns,. W. W., ,xnwn HWY
imforchansl @ s,,i questions 10 vltni. rho way Will
iho 10 preure pon some aErceA trs.o GasV FL t5k G;1
tic n,1leiuli1cnta ,nay 10 lecinred, In tho la-
iaac Of the l.1noeraiic p!atforn on tGo Recon-
nnd voi,i'" "o''' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
In th}s orraie1,n.cnt Of tic ends sought by
tte Dcu,ocratIn uarty tbcrc IL 10 oxuggert.
tton. trhu Democratic uarty is OIL record
1noIh In Ohio o,ul In IutlIa,,a as {eDy!nx tho
validity of lila Fourteenth md Fifteenth
Amendments, Democratic Legislatures Il,
hot1, Of those Stntcs having repealed II tic
prsylous ratification ct the amendments b,
those States, In most of tic Southern Stntes
tho Democratic unforltlcs have denied thu
vo1T,,,tv NJ t,le Fourttpntl, and Fifteenth
Amentmpnts on tho rro,,nd that t,lo ratiti
cntIon of those amendments BIZ those Stutg.
. Ind never been FREQ one, but was cxtortet
, from tlIcm Ms a condition precedent to tl,ci
hrin,r n,ritttsl to renrese,ltntlon Ii, Congress
and was therefore yuit.
.lu,lro 1,nrtrr does mt exaggcrate tho sll
uatt,,n when In snya TINT the election Of !,
1,rmocmttc President and Congress- will Ii
: cuuiyalcnt tn tf,e delivery of al1 branches q
: | thc Government In the ruling majority fin th
Q smthorn states ,rbo cnse ewill be a. ft,llows
: +, nemocrnt,c 1ln,so of REPRESENTATIVES
: of wLtcl, twortllr,ls Of tho DcuocntIc mem
/ hprs viii hr from tho soljd south. ~ is III
D coxo now
s rcmocrot1c Senate. of whfch thrcf
fo,,rths nj lin I1cnnrrntIc Senators will h
t fro,n tl,o sol1,1 snntl, M il thp coso now.
a ne,nnrrntfo cobiuct IN which tn
so,t.i sou,l viii h, 1oroelv ro,,rcscntp,}.
j. A 1,rmocrot,c .ln,liciorv IN wblr), n
y ,,,,,t,,,,,,ro,,,. ,,tl1 In no,io from tha Snll
t S,n,s,, '~
o An TIM oxocn,,vc off1ccs. tho court
: ,nd rnrmtsu1ons of Claims w1tt ta rrni,
y s>''% N~N' =,