, 1880-10-04


Htryl as II pcrfunal Insult Thoy arc of ol,ltit'n
t,,t tho country mud its Guvcrautnnt will sooli
belong to thcm IND he thoir nwn again, nflta any
ns1verso expression will excite them nlrnnst TO
frenzy. 'Thc tlnycrnulcnt If tho United States
l,clonRs 10 tho ncndcr4,cy. especially utter tho
io.ngs IN Louisiana III tHt1 W. wcre thon Hwtt'-
ulet, md wc ilnvo the ri9at IN tnke revenge I'll
any shupe, an,er er forRs ttiat Will lo n''r c'ltiso
tho must good. Our personal tntcrests AFRO OF
krtAter Importance thnn thu intorcAfa nj tho
United t,tntcs. and It Is tho duty" Of tic Na'
ton to bo rutell according to Southern doctrines
and principles. s,lch Is tho lal'gaRn or sno
Rebels OF tito South. Every hnt,ra exptots to
uutalu M o!llcp {rorn Hancock In uAae ot lta
election to tho Presidency OF tho untted statos.
lIa.coc!s IL the caulhlate nj tho Sou1ht lid tt1
sauth must he recognized nbnvo ali ohcr Sec
tiofs OF the country. We have inutiu Hancock
Isn s,aa a' rse b 1 ,rs % cna s
heart on tho stl-sct corners cvcry, tlay ai,d
lnnnsct. Tie inrc1 aEatnst thc NORTH IS sti M
Iese nut L, ,untio,, ,, % to n9m" ot i.c oca
trnm WHENCE this letter IL written. The pay-
"t T"r Il Il &c ae ,', aHs r aostSas
expected, nnl tltnt dlsal'c Etnfedsr,..9 soldiers
W, scGssS pasos tyss n1 - nrrfY eaw'x ~
saeh hy tho Ca1stiitlon e TIC unltea Staes
ss's' sSess II y tie a,'fGsk Uc ncf stnss R H e
rt md athf;y wpe oF y m o;n or, oF
Il i,.ld tho election nnrhery II t!u!r ha.'.!s. N..si
rsst. s Eyery,hlnE ii ,,n1or thoIr eo'trtl. alti.
e, liz to inv to tx ,,l arr,nyn ntter* aa thlnKs.
Dviaoerucy thuy sponk Will II great dcai Of con:
tempt and lisF,AtnEly eo.lI.re M T. tnsao ca.'dal
as,aHs e so"tncr t .,n Mni"! y w n1,,,ss Hr1t1t
a NortIur, beu,tsraeyis ~ wInx d ga waKEed,
ot retre Into the %ntiug cornGr sat ttas
= ArtIy Jul.1snn did t0wnrds tho North. they nro
unwilling 10 believe. lie must ns'eg. and
nsoysa e %1 to 10 30 ne tsveatyf, % yc"rs e"" .a.
Again must Insist that y' H., 20 not n9nlisa s
e f. ns no,SR wit u .f csr senss
would Into to bo shnt ,!own like n yellow dog lit
n" a tbo st sh VIZ" 'honn
RuKura huppcncd to ,ncet they laughed !n their
tlevyea; ahen s2nthsrners M tak 81, soSt ss tholr
Tic Milwaukee, Her,id writes another leader
in reference to AuR.st belmont, tho A1nrri.
catl ngeut Of tho ltothschlds: " "lacnlnnt knows
what hu 10 about, uni therefore he r'sks snnlp
: money on Itnncoak. 1snt int his 0wn money; 1t
Is the money af tho ]sothschtlt1s. Belmont Ill.,
g[ros To bg SECRETARY Of tho United Sthtes Trcns.
ury. rhc desire OF tho house Of llothschfll to
havc Its tltgcrs IN nil financial business md
afFars Of tho world runs like Il rcd thtrad
through tho history Of tic last eighty ycnrs.
Tho foundation Of tho wealth of the firm
Mcser nnss'm ,xt .1,o o.1s",o ~ 11oasn
his transactons villa tAo !'haoHFn'e u tiasso
Cnsse!. Tint 1ungnAte gold tho suns oi hla 10,
rlin!ons to EnG!ul!d.unh lfotlschllll manipulated
thgsc transactions. whlah constitute tue iiarlsest
spots on tho raEes If OcrtI!ntl history. Then
cng tho *oGoo 'oSa of E''1S!fana wlis E,,.
iract witt. tho German aaliGs. i1ad to pay to1n
u ,.s Il subsidy. And ever snco thNt time thu
u. ltuthsch'As h1vc been the bankcra q England,
II Feance. Austria, lsAasln, 1t9!r. spalr, and
II tho German Statrs. WheuuvGr tho
II prospects Ut natlp'is wcro the dnrk.
It est. tho fortunes Of tho i!0thsclllds
III tlotlsIshcl and were tho brightest. Which, Amer.
len was Il, dist ress. they 1Mt.le millions nut OF
our Natlo" dtllsucs "lsn r. our anyo xsry ef,at, It.
lImise Of It"st,sssid % was ,,s,r co'n%mg % money ,,
, Is tho worlds vnlnpirc. nnd ~ TINT 10 needed,
nov that tue United stttea nro ., rrosrty ana
nttlncncu. Is THO election ot lnIttsk 'lu tho mp
polntlont Of llei.nunt f9 t'!c Msttton q secrc-
tary nf tho TreaA1'ry. II Austrn the s'lnstsr m ~
nf Finance, laFtlck Wos = p!lant l0ol nf tho
ltothseith,s; Leon aAy: few yshss aEo tho
fpr yclrs clerk III tho llousc Of tho llathsrhilds
md ho tas neyur s!eeec.!ea ~ ntlrEiiiF himself
nil