The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1880-09-22
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3 NAD FL1 ~ WV THE HrHEEs
ri LIgNr
q 10 the Edll,r rf Then. .rratgv-a sr-.if.s
We hear 60 charged by IN Republican
speahers that the Democratic party with
a Few exceptions were Al uerpr~heads.
' heoci FympatH.z-rs, sae., during tha 10,
he.iion-and that they. t.e Rrpg5rIran
party, fought the ba.tlsaaf tt. T-.i,,
gained The victory. and restored ma
laws aud Constitution og ths U....d
States. We win look A. frv f4a,s
which every we'l-inf5ruaI Republican
knows 90 be truc, whether 3D. win ar.
I knowledge DC or not. fH-Uifi Thl G.r-
erals Grant, McCIol,a7. Hooker, Roy
uold5, Thomas, W. IS. Hancock. Buell..
I Butler slcasIs, Birney Koaney 5Ir-
cum, sherman, MEADE. R1.ocraHs. SiEel
and Logan were on Democrats before
and during .bo waryaad on uH1afc 1--WE
ing are Democrats lfI', except Grant
and Logan. Fremont being tho 0uIy
I general ~ any note ON thafr .i1c
We viii now see what trlrty iha Union
/ soldiers cana from iu frv States.
Delaware scuf ont 1861 volunteers,
her total vote in 1900 was 5000 ~
which 3 1918 were Republican. Naw-
l7al aont 90 -al, her t-.,. sHf. rms 0r..
5l3 Of which 2.-gt were g-n.u. alu#.
That part now chilled West T,..ian,
Furnished a2O13, her isf,' v-fe H,I
"a. lgs OF which GGI wras Republicans.
Missouri sent out los .Ii3 volunteers,
her total vsls was 5.5is .r vHlel H.
OPS were Republicans. Kentucky sent
0ut $3.50, her total volts in 1860 b.iHE
14G. .2i6 cf which 1904 we're R.ppb.I-
cans. The blacks arc nor Included iH
tho above rLnbrrs. The s0,aI nambeF
OF volunteers fer the Fr4aral army. OK
elusive Of the blacks, grrm fHe shove
States. were 2s2 Cos, ~ which number
2l,lG5 were Republican,, sid 45s5s3
Democrats ard WhiEa. Now suppose
the half Of The last numhcr vrTs WhiEs,
we win have ever We Democrats 60 oE-
Republican, er nearly eleven 10 oEe
taking both Wings a1d D,mocrats 10.
Eclber. ToHncssss furnished The Fed
cral ar'ay II, on volunteers, Essriy All
Of which were Whigs and Democrats.
We also Notice that all The Northern
Democratic States sent euf more sol
diers than the Republicans
Whs put down tho rsbsllisH' aimee
ont Of Is Federal generals named above
II were Democrats before aud during
the war, and only have changed sides
since. Il vas certainly not the Rcpuh-
licau party, with suIy C0rparaIB
guard and one general There is but
ono feasible answer 10 this question,
and that is, the Den 0c.atia plrty witl
q considerable number n Whigs added
and not the Republican, Why then iE
all this hue and cry against TIE very
I party that comraabUe- tae Union armies,
fought her battles, and pu. down tl8 rr-
belIiouf 10 Is simply thiH. Il pu.Hrs
/ down lIe rebellion Sc became ntcs.a.f
! 30 carry out one st the leading pdur..
I plies belonging Co tie Republican party,
to-wit lLe frsciEa-of iHs Slaves TaeB,
/ NJ tLu close Of the war. while Czc..g-
/ mcul aud prejudice bal fuIi posses ga
1 of a great portion fihs Uuiou sgIl.ur.
the Reruuli,au party with .rs .hInwt
\ wirc-v orkcrs, taxing 81 sAHt- fH oi ttc
times. bought up Grant by riso..rE hin
president 0Gtbrir party, sut sD' tHe mHr
chinery OF government 10 wurr accord
I'M. to their own dIctati1u. a-- U,I F..
net been Tor tlg more thinking par ..
that Glars of es- Federal rD'iinr and cite
fzaus formerly belonging 60 fh" Demo
cratic and Whig parties Withdrawing
their influence from said new Uury. rrI
substituting Democratic prinH.H.ns, oar
/ free government would have u..n .'a'
Statc-liass abolished, arbitrary lrg1la.
tions enforced, aud &c. The nuI % us.-I-
dent or dictator TO- life. Bu' t1a geo-
pie sre, and have been for some rue,
waking up - from deep siHr1r. assrri-
ing tLeir rights - American C.rzeu.,
and on the 40 Of March, $751; intend
10 place W. 5 Hancock in ta- Frtsd,n-
tiaI chair ~ tie largest nGmbHr OF -.c.-
fo-n' votes ever cast fer auy psri'd-rti4l
candidate since 1870. MARX the prsdi-s
tiou.