, 1880-08-13


RpiGHl0r. hut even tho htra,gest shmIId w.
provoke second bHpt'am Of blto,l, al iou1 o.hs .s
prtttsoileo SECOND war cati bo pro9cnic,i.s "oy
Tho fat4ofs shats- ztst't'o has, tho following,
roccivod, two ycnrs ngu, during lta titno ~ liz.
tisarcss, from tho North ovor nuIiilor at doaS.
for tho support Of its ycllow. fa.s fovase
Rtrickcn lnhnbitouon, thoro appcars
ueinoosato pAror, oallstl The Ar,.
ianc'e, that prints In Il COMMUNICATE,
for which. rs mAttor Ut course, It is rcspon,,.
bic. tho followings In tho South we must mi.
hayo ono purity, md TINT Is tho Democrat. s
pnrty. Every white man rho tlascs In s.snN
hltnsolf as a Republican must lo branded n. tho
lcath-enomy Of tho go,ith Wo admit he Ens.s ss
has sent ia sonc money during tho tsns of our ,,,.
tcss, b on our t. trc tket3v Itstlaiz, the liz,
Of btg0fng The North only sctus7tttt to m n .nat
atount Of tho s'tott It stois. from tn tinytno ths
War. We mtlst mako oil end To That urrouant
tmputcnce, TINT N0rthor1crs, or Kopub)Icons
can cntorta1n hny ideas Of running for o1tro n
tho South. They must rcmnln ul1iet in thGIs
cor,lers or-go. As far ns tho negroes ara eon.
corncd, thoy mny vote the lsa.tfcal ticket
tro attend to the eouHttnUl' Yea, thor otics,,
to tho countlngt And how7 Alabama I'm,
demonstrated Ibis to pcrfoptlont Only tie bnrn.
fhccd lmpudcnce Apf,ntlra now and refrcsblno
1t, relation to tho upon rufusnl To count Tia
yOtcs Of tho negroes Is nn election under x,,ch
circumstances not mn irony md a farcc7 Pretty.
nlso, is tho expression in reference 10 ill.,
amount of money contributed by tho North Tn
tho assistance two years ago Of that DomocrntIo
soW-hole, hlemphfal Tho sentimental hutuani-
tArlat,s who at that tn,u apent their uytl. .uarrm1
tress which to laiia6itants q that dir.Tia. I'll.
aSs,eo thioyos VITO on,X rStqrasa M i thEou thsr b.
pason u botResn a5toG tna sery VI as sS
among tho MoEynrs Of iIunHary nnd TINT pre.
Dominating IL Tic south. md Z j. correct! fho
for tho roliot Of sce0odin, must DO satisiIod to
kalness ioti,ny but infnInons iusuls b. ,IS,. r..
sooundrels q tho pcst-hoic. Meinphis.'' ''''''S''
In relation to tho lottcr Of tho bulk,
so.Mtor Davis, Of Illinois. In which ho
doclArcs himself In fuvor. Of TIC election
Of tho no less bulky IIorr Won .IIau.
cock for tho Presidency Of tho United states
tho rgry Democratic baltimore Dculschtf Cur.
respondent snys: "Tllo bulky oorponoslty Ut sco.
ntor Dayis, ot tho State Of Illinois, which ulsq
spceulated upon the nomination for tho prst-
deny by tho Democratic party at Cincinnati,
but would hayo been too heavy u loud for thu
Democratic purity to Curry. has dcclnrod ttsclf ID
fnvor of Hancock. This declaration amounts ID
one vote, anyhoWl!t" And un tho Banlo subject
the very independent Republican paper, the
JltroAi OF Milwaukee, writes rs follows; "Dayts
is for Hancock for two rcasuns: u Iinncock's
election would end all sectional atrtfo; md s} II
Is dangerous to loayo n political party In power
for too long u tllnc. These aro two 'wclghty'
roasons, ccftainlyl Uut In amaze1flont thu
thinking clifton will aak tito question, how tho
election Of 1Inncock can nnd will end
all sectional. strife. VIII tho South,
in caso, Of Huncock's election, ackuowl-
edge tho truth, TINT It wns WRONG In iu
Inauguration Of tho ltcbcliion7 Will tie gouh
suudenfy, ny hta elpGt1on, ncknOWlctIgu tho Con.
stretch forth tho Aand Of brothortoNl to tio
naa Sss W IN a sot Il i saaa Ssss
bogn demonstrated to tho country bofOro thlsl
80 fdr u;o South bus only demanded That the
over Into its bands; i bus shown ,at Iii practice
1t Is opposed to tho Constitutional Amendments
and tho existing Wnr-lcg1alntlon. and that It Will
sectional strife we could hardly expect to be
sottlod nnd destroyed By, Ilancoek's election
Fases se s 4 dn wGa hs hGyA G daa9a at9
This sectional etrte Will not cease, nelthsr
during t!nncoek's nor. oatlscld's Atlmlnistns.
to wsn aX aeyatS e ~,
brotherhood to tl,e Kou,ii7 And what bus aeen
VIZ ou tss ss sqfs IL q hs xs s
country bows a,ad kncels down before aputhcra
determination to tulot ind before bourbon ar
foAat,ee: Tnefo - 9.iy ono ftmedy 10 mako isa s
Nnr;i III tint smt,o Tmn ntft,S MI, ",u haa nj
tho wounds nsatlo By tic War. X now gener1l.
ton must first grow UP In tho SoAsht
TINT has not gono through tho War. and ~
nnows en stdts s f9lal1,sGan19s aei , 1r1n 'aa u
liz power of tho Ipticrai Government
could oniy bo desirable It tho purity nov
II p9ssoss.0n q TINT power had not fnl!oxeH ~
fmreS na n e.t ;orsts NJ III ~ontrs u pnd
furthoriuore. IL tiore woro suiNulout md well.
founded reasons thut tho party striving for ae-
cessson TO shat power hnd an!hnont enorxy @ ast:
aouGi rn rnflninrv ~ chnt1a a ~ - ytn IA M
fioi1 bottor Government thunit heretofore pos.
scsard. Can this 10 oxpoetcd OF tho DcnlOcns}e
garty3 Why t'ns II Pot given giozlo proof 81
nis sinco tao tltno IT, s oeSn @ II tn3 @ ~ ~
u,rnnt tn Vorjfv d sIneio noint Of .ita political
ten9M duriug this tInlp, hut Simply published
tho1n to thu country IN ita polit!gal b!!t q
ialan1 Mny ~ , a.nrt 20 ho'e s4.,,.st IL
tr"smarity i9 M 9o,1ptryp WIv 'locs declare
itsclf il fuvor of Civ!i.Horv!oa roform whilo
ovsry school-boy in the land knows that no
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