New-York tribune., 1880-10-30


the Government and uamn.es u'oa tie r. us 1l M
l0ya' citizens, and ST. ASIDE and tl' mIl'aF! Us
pu. i'm its place. then tha commanding olh'tr car
not recognize such civil power aS Is superior WILL
on; sUWendeung u the purposes iof "hlch ne was
GryEEAL ORDER 40. 20.
General Order No. 10 is simply this: That ou'
Of the civil war came the State Of LoulFana
with its rebel State and municipal govern
ment in full fcree; and wuen the loyal
people Of the state mot together for the
purpose Of devi-ing measures 10 keep Louisiana
irlnv I'm the Union. rho convention was a-slulted,
aud 2cO G,'c-...s Wtrc Isl led cor wounded. Ih'n
CONGRESS PASSED ,U act declaring t'ai no c,v' gov
divided them la'o MiA.arr DISTRICTS, ana over
LOuI.lGu9 t.ev appointed q o r.i iu-i >.'tulN:
Cheer IT. projected loyal ald Ie. Tel ai l'. ana
live equal Justice To- all. Iacl President Hdnscn.
who ha1 been always treated wish n'em3t by
thc aI.-t eTdcy Ci toe -1uiI. slc.tatbcI To
their II t.cty. ana followed th.ir a.yicc.
po"e' ln LaU;sisu3; "" caaH'- q" . uu'e.s W" ph
dow. the h-pu1 .r31 party 1uu deprive tit ur-i'rs
OF tu.irp ..rc'i M1l.S; ',i, iDe oay'tt.7 - etll
lud appointed General Hancock iu bis pl.ee. Cen
e,ai Hancock went down t.c'e a1e he frc"GniArd
The same = et .ril-n who "Mi1alct man 3t tlcli-
u.tl. aad -uhoIdjuatcd the rlItar} to the cyi ALE
tl9ri ali protection .oT leva! people ceased, and
-ben tGr order was rcsriunr4 pt tIt com pa Il ui
a.'.aI ID be .c.ici aai entered ia.o tlc
bu,iuc- of candidate i1r t.e D'macra.lc nominal
q
L. Oh. neEf convention 200 1865 be r''-iv a Iitl2
votes: in gv ~ convention be l1s rec lyca m1.r or
less votes and u 1850 u, TcNaTt came at last ln
nomination which VIII Dee lU lIu iSc the apple, OF
~oiaiu. Loud .aa continued app lusc. They say
tuat Genera. GlI. is unit to Do Pr slIlnt ot tle
United States because, While mcmnerot congress;
y.t when that Coam-ssiou was created, aad he
was placed upon H. hy his V3.e M ~
and V.c.- Pres. sn Of tLe ,li.eI States Bur they
i rgut tC et4lc-N.tie they aic p'ast rI.h- "--'
al over taa country. and u.term- da.T 81, "drr5
against BIS cnarle e.er-t-aJ alter IRE. % ana
al. other accusations had been examined and rE-
p.adai. Genera. Garfield $50. pIac,- upon th- COM
rI lion t1 decide who should hc presd ut o. tl.
United States 0y The unanimous vote ot cvcrr
Democrat tn both Houses ot tourrts, netaG.e ~
tacir confidence lu hls al.HT and utrFr' p.
.Ul-tr.l Hey forget 10 state ;u1t "Ai.c tie .-.-
publican Convention was Ia se~- 30 "a. Ch..aeo
Iaolas A. ii-4dlctt. Who. br lle vie 'f i-aJ
Commission. WIS deprived oi 'At N,r.-tiesl :e.cF
nominate James A. Garfield tr tie Iregleact! !
..s is one oi ttr best Iu. u.al.o men Au5" I'D
publ. ltt' Il...r-.l A-I.-.- ,-. stand 'rs VI t.e
f cv.ry representative Democrats of 1876; Jut
crI..e a.cuIuia. .e, ana W.IIr tla canvas u.-.n,
with s.aulerI- ro.s down il Jle dark might ~ ,Ae
utterance OF forged paper.
MOEL DLIOc.AIIC FJE4LrTCLNE--.
Onr Democrati. orators also FORGET 10 state. when
they speak OF the fraud OF 1872 tha5. white
they then claimed that they would aDr'1. from
that Commission - tAe Grand JUry o.
tie country in 1e50, when they me-
ID National Convention in Cincinnati instead
of making has rl 20. tleT asked D rm's-ian -o dis
continue tue ,dit aHt tav. tIe compillnt ID .--ed
common grave. .L9u-' t.-.l I'.r" nave been
popular governments Iu w1.aI there war. political
D'rue- in opt ages or the world. one party -, De-
fore tine cNi' art -d's, IH'fc are oli H,IH..l.-s
and clulita-rs. trv u, ,'; the other party s..s
' There are our principles 9uD rartt i@r-, fr- o..
And t.. people. 3D. they tluk their interests ta Doe
rlcs tLe n...-; hlr DID al tlc history
of parties III popular government trau tie
there 10 tUt one parity w.cf uE fae common
Judgment oi o. . m'l llt ln..'t. ifso.- ''- f."1
I.ra Qaar.cr o. century J,WlFs wrong '.tl.'.. F.
..t tlaL s u. D ..l'-'at'. party a5 H.N r'l-..-
ru.al. viii make that -o plan tH.r Ho - .u1"I.t
VIu DENY 1t. There Is n' IcH. cri' 10 tl' ace nt
N.u-l0rk who would dare. u 1~~1 go before fH"
Democratic platform OF 1895. that slavery -lou.d
ice cX-eaicd lutD the Territories. or ot 1860 that
9t arrn. rebellion l1 severe '-a -.' il..r U.s. TO
Democrat of 1~~O vs. 10 wound d.re 20 oetora the
people Of the STATE ana @ is tHer su.rlE-- upon tHe
platform of '04. Wlca ur. .l- I'd tlr war oIe wear,
hv dee aT.rl tIr war til urc and calling Tor rs
c---a -0u. There s uo Demo cratic leader who would
dare. -n I~el. ASK the -ui-la- e. Of tr prgpG upon
Greeley ore plat FORM tHr rl. Democratic party.
llt0It l. p.t tFll'r".- ism 1n. u.l unihc+;
though thousands ut Republicans voted l1r h-'I,
Doe was leteir.. Dr. one o. rir Il'f-, .IJ ]rl's bN
w.'ci. auv c-ulId,,. eyer Wo. because tlt DoHo-
Grade party would ur, }u.t Iur NEiiNIS ldl 800
and sound finance. iG.ie rs uu Democrat 20 uc state
of NtV-lor.1 WIO would care goo before the people
tar~ yeal upon tan platform ot only 1'ur years ago,
W .icl Ce-.JIel ,u|r tte -1.IpI Ion 1c' ~aou g o'
repealed. That a.- made tAe glccrbact equal %
Drl..cr.ry OH I~-D. l-t they say Wc want change.
SHADOWS OF DANCERS THAT THREATEN.
Bct we are not compelled 20 rely ueou records
for the purpose Of asccrtaiuiug What the
D.uocra ic parry would do If ntruted with
absolute power Iu this country. Already .leV are
entr.uc ed i'm fifteen of the o'tas Of TINS Union,
and SO strongly in g even that there is 200 minority
70 .rr.irl.e their act.. T. th,re any Democrat I'D
meut oI Lon siaul. South Carolina or -'-s.s-ppi lJ
b. Transferred mere or 20 ilc whole t.-'l' where
where political rights are .iiri: "nef. -ier speech
b, not U,rultieIt These states nHFt Ienudi'f-d
hundreds of millions of debit n'. Only tr. Garrett
bug debts, lu. t.,s cHui"Hc.e- Iiii .- jr "II 'ld
eluce. iu which they received dollar lar 90 Ter;
and the result ot ths has been tlla5
t0e bonds ars selug aC from - ro so
wanted Co 1oroT money for pu''. Improvement
or t0 suppress Ilsu-rca.lnu 0f ftue- lIFae'r- t.e
d. lr aug rc of d.sc1uu, or al amy rate oi interest.
tu. yri by Republican policy, iue credit ot Tie
p.ru. .ic .f TIE tultel States, which Eas just ds
lYR fifteen years ago, bias been brought up io
ing ONLY per c.nt interest conmauI I'D
per cent premium 10 the markets OF tne
nj. morality, Congressman OF Nortu Carolina
recent making speech iu tie state said: .. H. ls
o SIAN lcl u az that tIe people ID. tIe Old North
state ..c dishonest 10 none -ouaId'. people never
lIy-f Iu.w.er-: .usy Icpr..a.r tIci. heb $ : They
pay forty cent. on tAe dollar every ti@c. LLau-A-
i6e '- b -,aacrat, have been IN control in bo,h
houses Of Congress long enough % show
what tLer statesmen can 90. ask
y5u TO point TO- Me slh@4e
grt nq.,,I 6v the Democratic Congress
Iu tec course of those t.re Years wleh would nave
promoted tIe peace. advanced ue material interest
reduced thc taG.s ANA removed tle burden II n 'le
I.o,i,. of tui, country The, have So legIs.4tta
1t tae peac. of tlr country would bay" been dis
turaeI and ls finances upset u they has nos been
stayed by The veto Oi Pres don't Hayes. +oW, "AaJ
MAJ. tbe first aci of this Democratic Congress on
.Dltl-n nnM.r, u Wa. q In-lLllll. Owl -.IY-ce