, 1880-08-01

| Tho people do not care Hehtt4 ~ much for HaI
cock as they cared for Scott. He never viii
| elected.
The Colorado Deutsches Journal tDenvor, Colo
| writes rs follows: us it not tho Sumo q nh
over again, the fight for political supremacy be
tween the North and the South2 For years til
impudeut Barons and Brigadiers OF the Sout
have been quietly throwing out their nets un
stretching their feelcrs, Until they are no,
rendy again to make united onslaught wit
their associates Of the North upon the Unlo
tor the possession of Federal power. They AR
oycrbcarinr and full Of contldeAce that the
will begin again where they left or q
Washington in 1861. 1t Is in fact nonsensica
to caIl this contest a contest between Republic.
fight botwocn the North and the South and tho
should consider this well and act accordingly. "
to satisfy ourselves how Southern Democraeg st i
| proceeding against oil and everything that en-
| tertains different opinion. The bloody deeds
| Southern Democrats are TOO fresh in our ncm
ory. Instead ct being condemned by their part,
tho porpetrntors% % were prtseso tes. and re1nunet
/! That sterling Republican, Col. Situmerin1. Of
| the Frcfe Prcssc fucr Tsrds, published In Snu
| Antonio. writes for TINT paper the following
leader: "votcrs must be reminded again aud
! again that 1t Is not q question Of pref
crence between men which must gnido
them in the coming election. but the question.
| Shall Republicans or Democrats rule the
! country? Garfield represents political progress:
| Hancock political retroccssion. The Democrats
do not intend, i'll case they elect Hancock, 10 let
! him hnyo his own way in the administration Of
public Affairs. What do they care about Ham
cock? Just so much they care for him to- -day as
they cared for him when he Was in command Of
Tcxus- e.: to assist them to gain political DOW
er, and after thoy have accomplished that, thev
will throw him aside like squeezed lemon, until
they need him 8galn. Democrats hate from the
bottom OF their hearts every man who bus
fought under tho Union banner. And what nre
the objects Ut the Democratic party? In 1855 It
promised in its platform to repeal the constitu-
tional amendments because they were uncon-
stitutional. revolutionary, ind void In 1876 it
pledged Itself against tho resumption Of Specie
payment Like u dead weiKht Democracy hung
upon the skirts Of the Nudou's progress uutH
now III 1886 it acknowledges by stcaEng Kepub-
lican principles and pluclng them in its own
platform hut the Kspunitfans were always
areenbackers, sid On the tariG question iI it car @
rss water on nota 1s ;ho os was $. .s to
and allow them inde,nni6cauon for damages
sustained during the Civil War, which they In
this subject now, hnt as soon as It has gained
Government, with tho aid OF the Solid South, it
tho solia South. Since 1874. tho Democrats IS
hayo had majority In the Lower House,
Spd since lSs in shS fbs senats aso
they 1naugurated aud passed single law of
pf, nd d +a,,an ~ 1h
Of the people? Their sole object was to repnHi
the laws which the Republicans adopted for tho
purpose OF protecting the baliot-box. They re-
fused to approprate the @ necessary mems Tor the
clogxed the wheels Ut the United States Courts.
Ali they hnve attempted to do In Congress dur
the coming Presidential election! It would Be
the greatest misfortune that could befaii tho
Uulon II the party that strove for
tile last twenty years to destroy it
should now be tntrusted with the
relns Of the Government. Every voter who
has tho welfare OF his country At heart should
vote in November. We need ouly to open our
eyes and see what Democracy has mnde out Of
our own beautiful State Of Texas! a den Of
The R,,tfmor, 57cvf,ch,r co,,re,ondeot ~,
-t,..s.>-sxna%h $4,000 .n~s.s ~ -
pa1!osopul1es in le,elence 20 tue astounalng nun
cost or the civil War as follows: In 1656 It
was generally calculated that it would cost
$500, ,0D0 Goo to pay for the emancipation Of the
slaves in the United states. Apoliticul writcrof
that time. who took great interest in this qucs-
ton, abandoned finally the subject, and declared
that 1t WIS impossible to accomplish the propo-
sitioDt because Of the immensely Of the sum
which would be too heavy burden,
as Wpu 10r Inc Eedcf0l t0FeFntnGuC as TOT The
single Northern States. Now, the slnres are
FREQ and their ]lberntIon has not alone cost $780,
000, 900, but eleven times that sum Of money
viz: $1,000. .0o0 coo and . not. a single former
stakeholder has received single cent OF tnde1n~
for his liberated Slaves at that. But
this IS their own fault! With the sixth part Of
- ~ W. ~ ~ W. i.n e,,u S so o;h
ft,r a,, se: frcc nnr;np jast winter ~, stfrt.
tnrt nf fha Tranar,- w.ps rcn,,rnd n Inv hafnra
thc United Stated Senate . Detailed report Of |
costs Incurred in cnnsennence OF tho iate Ciril |
War. This report il nav before the neonie /
Although snmcwh0t mixed and ut times incotn-
nrrbonsibfe II fleu1onstrArrs nne fact n,,ite
eie3rlv-i ~ the i'm rnunse ntn,,nnfs exnondai ~
cnrrv IN rhn Wnr 'fThere ia .nno tta1n, to.whfns
va Has,re ~ cnfi thn offenffon ~ o1,r ra"dnr1
ond that ia. an1 1uiliion d,llara <or ,,nnaions'
Tha fnnffncnt ~ E,,rona Win Ire rnanv h1nndv
wars during he last twenty.iye years has not
arnanf1nd Flat a,r",n* ~ fho a.,nn n,nrnosa 49, @
t1.rI, 1Ittfo
;apture Of 1sn Davis: bad Investment, indeed"
or hnat nt the nroncr a1 t,n 4o the
have suited the Democratio Correspondent bet
:er. perhaps.
Ine c!eve!ano Anzs'0eT writes: "Ihe pest tes-
an.'i, ~. ~ eee'!.L ee ~ Hnlcn ne
~ r,,,a n.5 ~ -,,daa ~, sea.s
he cou,,trv is the v,rv 1ow ncr{,antnae ~ ,os.os
n tha collrctton ~ tha revenuea Accord,nr+o
ha Trcos,,rv ronorrs .ho 1osa fncurred a,,rtno
o,ohnoan.s .an'fu;str,,ao m. - e. ~. e.,a.
4uS.1AnoN -1u1''AieLi ut'ou "eo to'cA let every |