Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-11

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hs a,niora,nd tro,, ano,h,r LA N, l;har,,
T., this ono Another ~, Ir;.h,,an ,vho
mayed here ~, @. raj v.nrs aimee sayu he ms
yntad f,r an y.,a,s hut ,.,,y ~ ~, un.,
ever a nultnj,cutio,, oI iudiy,,iual
.xsnui..a iy met NECESSARY, ,..ok at ths
ann, tntnI Nv th. Stat ,.psu. nj 1875
Tho ,un,hs, If nsra,,.,. of ,o,.,yn b,r,l,
pos scss, A of tn. auslifration r,nnirad hy
tn. u.,,sliluiton in o,,l,, la h.cnns,
yot ra vn. Il 3gI Al ,hat linn hy ,,.,i-
ma. trn,n ~, ..,,,, snt,,r. ,h.,. NM.
hive been 10 900 fof.i., tom atuit males
in m. Sn,tr ar "a A afra,.,l,iz,n .,.,,t az
nearly five sixtbs
me-, -,,.,,,.
- u hhuta, "hHt excuse Tie small
NH rity OF CIT HAi's. VIM pr fer suffrage
80 greatly restricted chef Tor mus dhpar'-
ing from 'he iohu'mentsi prihoipia of
American institutions, maj all govern
merits derive Their Jds' po"ef1 iiom the
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GOV eminent from untyerspl suffrage II
would s..m to j.,oiyeu nno tLem IN sbow
that we do possess au exceutiounlly
superior government. that our elselluna
are purer and our pubic e,yunta Better
than those of other commemorative, where
the franchise is free. This they cannot
do. On the contrary, during the 20 years
thai Rhode Island has been ruled 10y
minority corruption in politics has been
rlfe-as bad, perhaps worse, IN proportion
to the number of Inhabitants, than in any
Other state. We Lave proved no eXceI
ton 10 the Iula that the pocket borough II
the most easily bought and sold, fact
which furnishes strong argument why,
since our borders cannot be extended, we
should increase the voting population by
broadening the basis OF suffrage. A' to
the quality of our public servants, suffice
1t to SAY that during the 20 years past of
the men who have been sent TO Congress
one only, Hon. Thomas a. Jenckes has
acquired an enyiable DatiOnal reputation,
while other states, with no better material
for statesmen, have been represented
during all that period by one or more men
of International fame.
our pI-rnANcutsEp crr,yrys
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raaa fraa,na, whs,3 ~ 49,, ~ w
Lou uau' "n'tIei ''"s'S ,n W '''e gu
cnnari.v Tor renras.utative gnvcrnnent
Little khoiy huns like bet hive with
industry, and in no part Of the world are
/ there fewer drones; and yet the men who
4 indirectly pay our taxes, who build our
palaiai residences, both pablo aud pri.
yAte, who have made our state the
wealtltiest iu the Union, who have spilled
their tuud to save the Ration IN one war,
and WHO in the event Of another, will he
the hr4, to offer their lives for TIE con
mon dtteuse--tLese men Are largely 4,
PRIV, d of Their political rights. Tlat t!lpy
kpenly feel the degradatiln ard it, ia ,,ic,
npostd up'u n!.m i7 u.g,. -rsub
Atgw, havl / o. %. lya,.A.t.2 AuttLy.
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thou, nua- Ia Hu,s IA lj,.rpnI E,Iug,s
GuAl Is, nud a., afn.' u,- r,,n ,.gl.
after nHHt, ..s,.,,s... .u..u s ..,.. , .
The pra,uyl,, al h,, la,. . .rr,.. r..l.
When The uuu. t.,r.,.a p ,...r... .r.p,,
tur hanut box Vie rulv.r,.,la Ii.,.. -,.....,..
to have tn, ulut aur....t w. ,ulI lid +
was iu,utirg ". Is ,...,,i.., s,.ut.,,ti
GET up n fun hess; nf .s,,u, and IN, a,l,-,,
the safety yal,e HAVING bns4s ,.,,,r
every stuiuu. both ns;,oct.ti, a,a
Repr nlean. GLOWING tr,lYs,- If
eu1aI r,pht,. uunug.r ,,,y .r,,,,,,.,,,
and universal liheriy Inn, f.p5,l tt,.t tv,
out of tArus-iu nil the si,,a 5ltnv r.,
did no, sYcr+ea in ,unr3nyl;r.. IN
"irus bnIlp, box A. tI,ni.5 a.,
many of whom have ruierpr,t IN iht,
famed b.ud of liber,v. h4cnt,sr ita ritfz u.
were Thought fit to ynvern tha,uaoly,.
thrv uii,r curses mn inud INT 40, +
they conttnue auictly IN snl,,ni, "a III,
hmm ;i,ion I viii r,nirss ,,,,.,,lf n,isi.lla,
I eiihar in he mon mr. il, ,h.;r sa,,,i,,"+,
l'bc ,,isrrsncht.ad sI,,,,,nI ,,,. III. .nrt,a.
I sy,npu hv If ,ha h,.t r,i-T. IN I'm, s,,,,,,
al IA uSn tt,,,,.,, t,,.,,,.,i,.,. ,,,,.,,,.,t
! the franchise w., rr,,-a I'm, n ,l,,sti,.
NJ InGanan,a,. a.,
o gilt, ring generality. If many who
, taking part III the anti lgEtry movement
, are lmbued ana have lGocuIatei tbUi
, sons with those Fundamental principles .
our government, which were revived il
the fervid utteranc's Of ts great leaders
, Here, as elsewhere in New England, tLer
il a profound belief in the AXIOM @
Charl, Sumner that Equality Of rights
the tilst OF rights, and in the sentiment
= of Abraham Lincoln that the rule of til
minority is anarchy or depotism In Rhod
: Island il is despotism.
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