The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-04-14

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elf 10 .nsaIs in The laualla 20 NV heart ct te-
,, THANH. t,r fI,a kim t9as,rl.r in which YOU
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md thfs. il .rs.i,-.. "a ds,u,cra.rs experimeut /
yh,tT .,,. T., ,,,g viii ba road lry many Who |
a., ,,,f -,,,,ulfbiz. with Won in yGrr generous |
,,rfisJlv int in is due 10 them a. we'll as to |
yau t.aJ what l say shall he frank manly |
,ad truthful Rv the course Of recent events /
md NOT by myself seeking. my name is mem
stoned among. those tr'" whom the Republi- |
nj the approaching Presidential contest. 1t
. nor efarisr1 TO stat. this fact and il j. not !
,,41,- ~ shrink from The criticism and Scru-
inns. which such "A choice necessarily invites |
and pro4aEes. ] accepted the position with |
md T,r.ts1.s.. OF mock Inodestv because | did
NOT think 10 right to allow friends 10 put them
selves TO the trouble ON my account WITHOUT "a
frank avowaI that / was willing 10 accept, |
ana withou. DELAYING until certain of success
.appla4se1 but with run determination not
.o d.tract from tn merits or services of Others
nor % seek this lofty elevation by dishonorable
means or lying evasions or preteHses. APP
plausel la this way, and IN tins way only,
am !
CANpIDATE.
but with great couht- whether, II Roihl4attu
"ou.d meet t"e eN PtVs'',"' ~ III III,
rt7'iVel; IN t'sg .,' la' ''. ~, - a..
A,.,.1ai.a There J.. one coudi-
ton searei y necessa,- - -tnte, upon which my
,.i Va it tairIv ana fully. Ia their
l,I,.,,t.o,, ev,,,ass a preference for me. and
,,,,,,,'r i, - ,yit substantial uuanimitv in the
~, ,i t,,te,tiar INV name will not be pre-
santeI ia that convention With my consent.
+ ,t,1a,,sa Tii. feIIov-eiil3cns, j. about
. ~ III =; ,,L.,- moro tbau olIyh IL say
Il, ~ ~ ~ Fl -. f,, in the c,T'eat CON
~, J. f,.I..,L ,,a a,4 ahout to engage. the
49, 49, M, ..,.a.r The lives of men are
az IN r. lie ,rr,urt compared z.i,L
THE ISSUES INVOLVED.
hen American poi1c7 arc - ''",i -
thht mere euo'ee OF Il. en- INC "' 50,
cipl's, is me none %. S'I'',.uu 80 itiif
It's, then A. Is Il matter o. com
hi, fan between the Republican aud Demo
cfauc tait-es VIZ ond tbe can
- 49, [LIs-r for th. nerltIicau partq must
- - - -, ,.i.s.. ,.-,-~as,rt
re '-"7@ p mo, ~ L5- ~ IN
''i s''S 'i - '- .i; ~ .lscti,,, Tba
pr, % - Ne 80 - ~ .;,,;,-i
Repuu 'e"n ga y - n 81 ~ -, ~! - -
aud the 10 30 ~ pa, :, -, ~ - ~,
sitiou; the J. ~ 80 - - ,,,ii; ~;
its bold leaders,. ,;,,t.i,, ii. - ,,oIi,t,- of
CIV 1t proposes no.. - ".' I5t 10 - ~
res uNt bIlbi anu ''''''''A'' I,,t IN,
successfully executed thus 4'.' ~. -. f
supported hereafter by the ifie '''9 49,
the Government. L. proposes [" ma
enforce
-- -,--.,-r,-,-~r..>- 4, .,,p,-rNyFxTS
l''- 49,
,yitb all the mowers of the National Govern
"ant 10 The end that every man. poor rich,
whre or otheH, may DC ill.,, - riabts rAn-
plausel 1tproposes foster and extend the
system OF free common pubic schoots' boIh ~
the State and National governments 10 'iie
end thai every child of the proper age may re-
eeive iust ruction in the primary branches, OF
education and taUs give 20 the poor, as wei as
the rich, IL fair chance IN ME, So flat tlie Vp-
portuuities to w'D an honorable posIlo+ N me
NAV not be confined to any favored or fGrth-
nate class. Enthusiasts applause be-
lieve the Republican party Il the ohly Pa.y
in the country thal mas 'he youl"ss ~ ai'i'
10 carry "ut thcst great U'9 - %
desire, amt mat the cvhttoIlt"S c4eileit9 %
. ,,,..,...,, ,arrl marry
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can not and ought not TO he trusted to secure
either Of these primary conditions of good
government Though there are many men III
mat party whose friendship | highly prize,
vet l have never concealed from them or from
YOU my profound dIstrust of the principles ana
the tendencies and the aims o. that party anu
now, more than ever. would regard ITS sue
cess III gaining coutrol Of the czeeulFe anu
judicial branches OF the HoNcthhett ~ an
uumixed calamity. do not intend to make
gu 4o"- 49, - III. =, m -. tbscapyass
but ,ner. are some matters connected with the
preseHt state ol a"l.ts WIZ
nflHB biiVN4 ~ $NS L., :.
nat = MAJ ~ 49, - IN - -
me conc .l'''n y, 80 go hss;nip
YOU IA '"' ''
OF
THE PRESENT ADMINISTRATIONS
the Republican party had lost control OF the
great Central states; Democratic senators ana
Legislatures had been elected IN CONNECTICUT
New York. New Jersey ithh@y wanna ONO
Indiana, and even ILLINOIS sent Tue Indepeh-
dent p. u 10 the I hited states oehaoe, anu
the National hossS - kepsesentSuNes Wa
strongly Democratic. hen fresldent hayes
was sworn into once the local uoNerhmeh's d
louisiana and South carolina were IN the
possess OF ct l. glSlatures elected by the most
shocking crimes 40 VIOLENCE Prom The 81
~ aia mower Of the State Governments was
absolutely ot+eriass - co...
Nichols Inc IfeSl"eht - - - 80. ~
rect TINS great "t"l - NNV s,,h;a+ ~ ynnr
in this matter mas oeth 'Se ~ ~,
crlt+cisin man 40 %, tbn co1si5erata indr-
Ne ~ he majority of oil parties thar what
he lid do vas wise prudent and Tor the best
interest Of all elssses. both white ana black:
lie aid not attempt the impossible, but he diI
A. all that eou}d be done according 10 lazy to
- Yeaee ana order where a successful rev
Ecu gt,.;a,, Sed oyerthrown the popular will.
9 Tiora'i - 40,
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