Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-27
THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW,

ie "A slgn1hcant article by the Ho
I'd George S. Boutwell, IN the North Anne
le lean Review for December, entitlt
l. The Future of the Republican PARTY
'e is sure to arrest public attention. Wri
ten after the result of the recent eIe,
h tions had been ascertained, this artic.
defines the position which the republ
Q can party is, in logic and in polio,
bound to assume toward the souther
. states. Concession, compromise. con
Citation. the author says in substanc
: will no longer be tolerated. No perso,
is to be admitted to a seat In the senate
: unless the record of his election is clear
New laws are to be passed for the su
Pervision and protection oil the ballot!
IN the election OF members Of the house
OF representatives and presidential cleo.
tors. The civil magistrates must have
the means within call (the army OF
protesting the ballot and keeping the
peace. The United States must insure
to the people of each state what a repub-
lican administration considers a truly re-
publican form OF government. No
grants Will be made, the writer urges,
fer internal Improvements IN any south
ern state where the equality of all men
before the law Is not a living, practical
fact-In other words, where the rspab-
Iican party is not permitted to be in the
ascendaney regardless of the wishes of
a majority Of the people. All thought
ful men should read, weigh. and care
fully digest this deliberate manifesto of
what the future has in store for the
country ii the revolutionary republican
party succeeds in getting both houses
OF congress. The other articles in the
December number of the Review are
''The Discoveries at Olympia" by Pref.
Ernst. Curtius; Rational Sunday OBJ
ssrvancs." by the Rev. James Freeman
Clarke; "Southern Statesmen and their
by the Hon. John Jay; The
Ruins OF Central America" by De-
sire Charnay: 1.-The Distribution of
by DR.. Leonard Waldo; "The
Public School Failure" by Richard
Grant White; 1.-The Validity of the
Emancipation Edict," by Aaron A. Fer
is. For sale by booksellers and news
iealers generally.
Mr.. Jennings telegraphs to the New
FORK World irem London Alto the !,
,rsat disappointment of prophets, spec .
lators and investors, the news of q re- 4
ublican victory in the presidential con- =
has bsen followed by a marked fall 0
II around in American securities. Ev. f
rybody on this side of the water had l
zen led to believe that this could hap. II
IN only in the event OF the democrats 8
Getting their candidate for the prssi- &
ency consequently the b%ewildered h
nblic is more than ' convinced that
politics are mysterious and b
Still, the decline in prices u,
N only be temporary; indeed, already h.
OF the stocks affected have ad- til
Stocks also declined in New
ork the day after the election. In NJ
Is connection, it may be we'll to ask Ri
any w%orkingman has received the ad- ~
nee i'll his wages, promised by the re- !
lbllcans. sincet the election. and if all thu
. unemployed persons IN the country Ci
We been furnished with paying work. ,n'
val also pledged by the republicans. fro
n | fro
Marshall Jewell, chairman Of the re- 7
blicsn national committee, stated, at inl
'troit, = few days ago. that his COM WI
ttse intended to pursue. relentlessly, lac
persons connected with the Morey by
ter, which he alleges is a forgery. be-
~ good; give 'em fits; and, while ca
are In a virtuous humor, MIR. Jew Z.
get alter the perjured scoundrels ME
o forged the returns in Louisiana that ~,
de Mr.. Hayes president. You won't mi:
any trouble In finding them they par
Offices OF profit and trust under aee
republican administration. They tro,
as vile a lot as aver cut a throat or frol
tiled a ship, and you will do the boz
'ntry = service to get them where
y belong-within the walls OF the
rest penltsntiary. S,
he Northern Pacific has secured, r