, 1880-03-18

CMineron, tonklinK. nr ft'san.. rss. -
IT'S of small consequence to Tho ncmocrntlo
priy pariy III n r. s easinte ae:e foE tho y respcy, H
osnnt emTs , ine i!cEn,c" shopry ,a tat
ernncnt, which nha,i possess practically 'iniim-s
tied Ih,,yur, who tnnv pcrtet1ntu hts nwn power
ittrate ~ herttofore, Tho ,n!nlater nn'i sorvant
of tho Constitution md tho laws, whose tennro
ia limited inc1nornlly TO two tcrms Of seTvIco.
aatno .lanEe!oiis theories, ani tho elcetlon II
lo,IYinent ID Dir political M systen,. - " s '''''
,.f hntl tho selection Of tho Republican GNn-
dllato for tho Presidency, would choose Con.
Personally. prefer him 70 tho Knight, WIN
won h!s plume l;y hiring anlstlt,,to 70 iako hs
fcndors. md ~ .puTa " bitter wor,ls spoken
Of 'ssn re, WHEN S ln not tho cnutsc T. ,n:e.
moro than do tho .secretary Il tho Trcas-
Of Louisiana and hts own rlnee fl tho CAblnet
%ssl,l,,rno, VIII iniorrel az asni5ations . Il
tilo shadow q a. fayur md power. .,.
In lH76 tho Republican leaders won their In
Eiorstnls yctnry " ct'ticcHlinE th9nselvt,s be-
hind tho u'nleantn8, lnconscguoutsal candidacy
with Ufant, conccnlmcnt md evasion would
be inrossible, and hs nomination alnno would
rs,idef nlalfnru's nos on!y s!,periMMis W. el,;
chnrncter. ~ his conduct md opinions ~ his
mlsltry achiorencnta md Ills civil Rtnhlatr'!-
Ference 10 % ppiar rishts T mid @ csnstltutonal Ill
IlIs nomination waIlli tot,der 10 ti,o Demo
eras,n "rfy miggca pr,pTions ,1 i,r t;o ~.
Of lilo Government, US we'll as its most salutary
''s,ansi + Mo''id bo to proposo practically unlimited
q iii Indspss:eas s.sle sntba!i.y. aaa iSo =.
INF ftal NJ
II would 10 to claim for tho Federal Govern.
s tSo m naa g esy e. neo to 70 pat
an il,crttcs Of tho heretofore free people nf tho
United States In tho hands Of .lls President and
esynt!on t. n ant rrotection thIn tho uncontrolled
VIII or tho men Tor tho limo being ~ power,
After theso M tIoctrlnes e. N.e we'll established M ho
strong nun VIII hnt have tn EF1lRp tho executive
established. a.
picture Of tho chnngo In our political systGm
thrcatcneh " tno Nepaplc1n leaders IN TIC
fess tni y eses1 st a y ass ne c1 T.
stIrtle us.
Let US for a 1nomont look into tho acts And and
thor rcnl mcanins md purposes nay 10 under
stood. ,,,,..,. -,.-
The eountry Il 1nnl'nr % VIII e &c elamnros
lenders Of tho purity to be dissatisfied With tt,o
!oeai,t Jy thoIr lcnnnd, hut We nay Io slre
TINT II dscs not nrop1so new g1inrnntics TOT tno
sniety o. fno r'pcrty or lnsftes y M nt uo Re1p!G, @
something Of popular rights, us now defined md
protected. shAll be surrendered. that 80 n!lcl,
slamsn y sS added to tho powers OF tho Central gov
1t tmay bo that thoy Intend TINT tho frocdom Of
speech 1r q o pross % sali 10 aor1dEe r th%a
aud Petition for n retlrcss Of grievances sh!l be
auN!Set e further restrlction: or II 4 T.
statea md tho people, their right y
org,HiHo nlil,tin or & ncnI nrins ,.s is to t.
e o. TEX may tS to to nGro,e III ~
proyss that tt,o powers not dc!egAted to tbs t,9
Iy it 70 tho States, reserved to tho States
speatively, ar to tho peopla." 49,. .,a.
Tn1 c1set 0f io sont o. fnnt Il ciase
rcpcll, woili 30 % remove 81 public questions
Genl , 9 u"ver,iaot, n aa Ieavc te - earpis pro-
ss fur The tho 5sts x
convert a system 1t government tic iilust per-
feet II Is true prinolples md Structure lato ono
Whatever inay be tho mourning Of tho l;cpn1,-
licnn demand for strong .Goycriirnent, y IS =
ne!lnce to popular rights; anl wlltIi to that y
lldch tho specific dcninna which COMES
from some influential aunrtera for IN In.
crGaso Of tho hrrny. and q Nanona!
lie 't Gnsed statss, % and sla subject 70 the erer
ty-MsrnhaIs md Supervisors prs,yidei y csis!!-
Mt tho elections, nd 10 arrest and it'iprsn elect
or ut their discretion. with or Without Wtrr1lnt,
wrn liz oopio % Of tho uated sta.cs sSat tho
hour in tho history Of tho Repnbllt bus come
whonit f. q patrl1tlo duty IT, unitu ana organizo
The nolninatinn OF uon ara,lt Wiz hnat mak
tlsose issues, while with lslaine, Or ehsrnAn. or