Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-08-12


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anlion knew the erllsnl 4 strong Rovern-
ment and The long cohlinnance ofpola
iral power in The same hands. ThtV
knew there vas tendency Al this az
.&etion ln all roesrnments. and conse-
qnent danger 10 Il Hnblican inslituAionp
iron that cause and took pains TO guard
against Il. The machinerv of a strong
centralized general eovernuIent can be
used 10 peFpetuate The same sort of men
in power from term 10 term until it
ceases 10 b. republic OF Is such only
10 name; and the tendency Of the party
now in power IN that directions a. shows
IN various ways besides the willingness
recently manifested by large number
u that party to electa Pro dent an
unlimited number Of terms. lnite ap-
parent, and must satisfy thin gidg people
that the time has come when II will be
safest and best Tor thaA party 70 be &c.
tired.
"But ia resisting the sencroachments
upon the reserved rights 0fthe people
and The States I wish 10 be distinctly
understood as favoring the proper ex-
ercise by the general government ol the
powers rightfully belonging to i and
under the constitution. Eneroachments
unon the constitutional rights OF the
veoeral Ooyernuienf. or intesfrxel
with the proper exefcise Of it's Pow efs,
must be carefully avoided. The UNION
OF the States under TIE constitution mus
be maintained, and It is web 81
that this has always been the
OF both the candidates on taN
ic presidential ticket. It's SGD
in every where now, and 4 and
forever settled as one ol she k6sults q
the war.
cit Is certain beyond all question
that The legitimate results Of the war ios
the Union will not be oyerihrown Of
impaired should the democratic ticket
BE- elected. Ia that event proper prs.
sss,nn III n givea u every leEll'
way to every eIiizsa, nailFs nr sNpass
in every section Of the republic, IN TIE
enjoyment Of all the rights guaFanleed
by the constitution and its amendments.
A sound currency Of honest money, OF
a value aud purchasing power cores
ponding substantially with The standard
recognized by the commercial world.
and consisting of gold and silver and pa
per convertible into coin, will be main
tsined. The labor and manufacturing,
commercial ard business interests OF
the country will be favored and eneour-
aged in every legitimate way. The
toilIng millions OF our own people VIII
be protected from the destructive CON-
petition Of the Chinese, and 10 that end
their immigration 70 our shores will be
properly restricted. The public cFed-
Il will be scFupulously maintained
and strengthened by rigid economy in
public expenditures. and the Liberties OF
The people and the property Of the peo-
pie wall be protected by a government
oflaw and order, administered strictly
IN the interests Of Ell the people, aud
not Of corporations and privileged clas-
ses.