The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-06-10
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foryor of 1876. Such efE;orta are not no.
peatcd in @ geaHgaGion. We cam only
B;cceed by thorough organisation and
! diligenk work. and in preparing for this
yoa have, Ia my Judgment, seised upon
Che true plan of battle, When the can
vass, with ito disturbing influences, IL
limited TO the abort period necessary {oT
Che only phrpoae 1t Gun nffsoE, the afonsy
ing aud solsdifyiug our Giepds for the
final effort, yon, have given the time to
dc the work which will be Inost powerful
In accomplishing the result. This 10 G
contest so ba Won by votes,
There 10 portion OF our people who
are reliable 70 q man, who need no bnn-
mons but that of the Democracy. To
bring these to the ballot box IL tho only
problem. A very large part Of the re-
manning portion of our people have now
voted with the Democracy IN two success.
sive campaigns.H We have only to poll
tlssarie votes and 70 supplement their
number. Tho times you have wisely
given to tho purpose will enable your eK-
ecutiye authorities, bota State and coun.
", 70 quietly and patiently organize our
forces. tc snoye when the signal is given.
our ranks by the exertion of the full in-
lsiNe.ts. - 1l es.S suss osou
man q man poiicy. which we aave bo-
fore found powerful factor OF SUCCESS.
largeTens and debasement OF the suffrage
which events have compelled, wc will aud
must preserve the life of the Common
wealth by keeping it's control in the hands
of its batteE element. Seeking to deprive
no man OF his franchise, c0nceding free.
" 70 all men their rights under the law,
tho God-given right OF preservation re-.
MAINS OF which neither laws nor CON
ssituttons can deprive people, and He
VIII ll asaarL afsH these appesis 70 Eeasou,
70 lnterese ana 20 pSreenal associations
& %nicn inneenca men sevefyWheFs. we
nave loIna them potent before, and we
van ma them potens now. have
( SPOKEN OF tne approaching canvass only
Hoii Stsr i9cal stanupoint because the
netssyc W ot toesis success 10 70 us preme.
bue cur i9tefesls = shna Weiiare eannet9bo
dissey2rea from the aNatlonal Ueinccra-
cy. Ontll she cenerai Goyernment is
reatore9 70 the methods and doctrines OF
its iorndefs, until the American doctrine
Oh local nfairs is sgain mede the key
STONE OF the structure, until there is blaZ-
onad upon its portals once more, that
the powers not delegated to the United
+ s5tates .s py the SNoiistitution nG3 prohihited
py ltto the States are reserved 70 the
stste9 c4spectiyely Or 70 Che people,
y uhtii thts - aone tne poslhon q c,vilize.
hon 10 Soutn. Uafolina ana OF all that
y mqEes the ctate hf for treemen to
7 7 ave an l,l y as Z pest npt that OF armed
m'sntrnLty. .',s WE people want peace.
SIney want yeposs rom revolution and
sssgi,; lay ssSag ,Ryagsa py ar
nna stricnen y ana ~ stlllnad by Eeueral leg-
islation, they htsy6 etsgg geredl TO their fest
ana ass only TO bs lst alone in ti1eir pFss.
gfess os Eecupelatior. The frsoman
whlta relief from disturbing political ng-
itatiCn, that he may recover and increase
ais prosperity. The freedman wants it
6 that te may qualify himself by educa-
gfioE zvr the duties imposed upon him,
i ana that he may enjoy ia material and
maras progress the opportunities Of the
Ted. God grant tthntthis penre IN it's full.
est siopnient may not be- sar itntant,
4 thai tlS doctrines OF conciliations and
good will ard harmony among all classes
5 OF cur citiZens set forth in the platform
OF 1876, and faithfully acted upon by the
democracy for the last four years, g.ny
be carried 70 fuller frnition. Is
1t 10 upon that platform OF pure gov.
efnmsnt administered by competent Of.
fciais, of economic administration, OF
y equal rights before the Law aud Of Lar.
mon iois progress that we stand to.dny
. q a, We did then. It is to these ends that
I. ! 4 angoke your effort in the approaching
politieal styng end should success, as
" sn; aaanted it will, attend the result,
4l,yot have tho assurance of every act
asn sa;ii a,leEance ei my political life that I
VIII, so sar ~ ia mo lies, faithfully exc
..cAte ts agoNs Do leais. 3.
~ e!e lenaan, bid you adieu, to meet
a8aln when south Carolina expects eVe9y
! sou 20 DO his duty. When the history Is
& tsrstsan lee it not be naid that YOU or any
i other.o 4llos0 sent titled 20 her name and
: ~ ilSiiane K " staHlse have failed to ress
) pond 90 her aR RnnlurIs. as s
GEN. KEHNEDY'B ADDRESS.
S5en ssss..1ssi. -. Kennedy was then I'M
tfoduced to the Convention and smoke ca
4 lows 81 7.-.,
ss ftellsen Of the Canpeilticn thank
ysu Tor the honor cons sesred upon me In
I!s.a.ng nae second upon tiip Stata tiebet.
J endofse the yeInafks of our dissingpiah-
4 e4 .sotnlne9 tior S5oy vernon. 4hsy arc
sssoIes =. OK wisdom, end his council, ad-
.nenlIlon Ana exhortation must addraa5
tIaeInseiyes Islsl, e every th oIlghtful man,
eo0s, sagacio ons, and yet bold, tile Denioc.
saf 55ohason HggoCd win march forward
20 eyaEW Ginning auccsss. We must,
9 hoReVe gentle. ~, ha7e thoroughnegs
) OF organs sasseE,. efficiency Of diScipline.
and entire ceyoti to duty Co aehiayo
s tlIia grand result. He aaacE fnStherTooro
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