The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-08-04
Address OF THE DEMoCRATIC-CoNsEEyA
TIVE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
RAYMOND. July II. 1851.

TIVE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
RAYMOND, July II, 1850.
To the Democratic and Coaserratice TJtcrs Of
Hints Co,,aty -
One Of the most important Presidential can
vases in the history Of the con try is AT hand.
All the important prime pies ami measures IN
yolvei in the contest Of 1916, are elements IN
Tins contest, with the great fraud BY which
the people Of the country were deprived Of
tgoir choIce, and a man was lnauZurate ed
President who was not elected in addition
That great iufamy. bought about By bribery
and corruption, remains to be passed upon by
the American people, and we cannot hut think
rhat they will declare in November next
ag-insr the perpetrators OF that fearful stain
upon the American character. in "a Voice At
once decisive and overwhelming.
The action OF the Cincinnati Convention ~
known TO yuu. It's choice of Gen. W 5. Han
cock for President. aud Gov. W. Il. English.
.or NEee-Presii-ur, was nude with eNtraortI-
nary uH tnlm|ty- and It remains with the peo-
pie 10 ratIfy that action at the polls l. Is
source pt no little satisfaction 10 Us, th4J we
are permitted 10 commend To your favor such
we'll tried, pure exalted and altogether uneN-
cspti9ut Die and universally popular gentle
men, Their names and twer past public
lives furnish tower Of strength in every sec
ton OF the Uujou-aDd their banner has been
hailed wiki delight by the patriotic people
everywhere, They are cmphatIcallY men Of
zee people, wa hpuI pot or Diem never con
nectcd with rings or machines-aud VIII give
us government Of the people, and for the
people and restore that purity to the govern
meut m all ITS multiplied relations, which
was the pride and glory OF our fathers. IheY
stand before the country unassried and uuas-
saIiuhIe. and challenge the enthnsi3cuc sup
part Of every lover OF law and order, Of every
friend of peace and good government Ofeyery
admirer OF national nOnOr and virtue. in the
land.
" !th honest pride we compare the past rec
ords of Hancock md English with the records
furnished by CART cid and Arthur, the caudi-
tates presented by the Republican deSpera-
does who assembled at Chicago No Credit
blobiller plumber attaches TO Gen. Hancock-
No. back pAv grab-no fraudulent pavement
contracts pa for from the peoples treasury
every position ne has ever held and has vet 10
b removed from public trust by his party
friends or his political opponents for either
inca uacity or corruption in Office
The platform Of principles adopted at Gin
ciduatI, and upon which Gen Hancock and
Gov English. and the entire Conservative and
Democratic party o the country stands firmly
unitei today is as admirable in all i
plauks as the nominations. and as well cal
rulated To inspire confidence and awaken en-
thuriasm The great fraui of 1876 Is pr1pprlv
held up to the public execration: the present
admin stra ton is denounced for its gIarine
abuses in the civil service, notably that IL has
iistrI buted offices and positions rewards
for political ami moral crimes of the basest
character. the pubic lands must no longer be
granted as presents to gigantic mouopolies
and brides for partisan services. but must be
held for actual settlers; honest money IS guar
luteed. silver, paper and gold, and in sutf-
cient volume t. meet the business wants of the
country: the common school is duly recogui-
lrI and with the success of Hancock and En-
81 ~h the country NAV build up a school sys-
tenn suited to the wants of all the people and
in every respect vastly superior to that which
We now have: while the rights and privileges
of all classes and races of the people are guar
anteel beyond question
At no period since the war have the people
had 50 favorable an opportunity "a now to
overthrow the Radical Republican party and
The fometers of discord, enmity and hate be
tween the two sections of our Union. The
country greatly needs deliyerance from the
professional politicians of the bloody shirt
school-deliverauce from eXperimenters and
blundeis-and We believe that de.iverance can
and viii be accomplished in this campaign by
The triumphant ELECTION of Hancock and Eng
lish and the return 10 Congress of large ma
jJrity of men who viii CALAMITY support them
N their wrll-dlreeted efforts TO bring about,
not only happy Union. but period OF busl-
ness activity and universal prosperity.
As the acknowledgements Executive
Committee Of the county OF Kinds, we appeal
TO every individual man Who assisted IN the
overthrow of the Radical carpet-baggers IN
1910 and 10, again 10 put MS snouioef TO the
wheel and assist IN the accomplishment OF the
great and patriotic work we set out TO do IN
the summer of 1910. v c were successful IN
all We unuertbok' Dutf tulVuEH auu anu per
iurywe were robbed OF the fu4I fruits OF eur
labOrs and we beheld the inauguration OF MI
Hayes, Notwithstanding Nr Iiiden was I'M
questionable tie eholce OF the people Gen
Hancock will be ISaGg4rated Il elected anu |,
is to secure his eleetl0n b? triumphant ana
oyerw lining majority, that INDUCES Us TO
enjoin upon you, teIlow-eitlzehs' TO aWaSe' TO
ARISE, IN the majesty OF your nsCu am. anu
make one more stronS ut', .ot a re- 9 aI3n
OF the government OF yoiif . iA1uet "eHN
erance from the eorrtPtlohist 10 are latt1n
ing from the pun lc crlo-eln lTI q IelItH 10
peace, harmony ana true re Pu9 ~
We advise the triends OF nahcocH ana
English 10 organize lmmedlately' CIuo y
every election pfeclpct In 'he county anu
exert themselves to obtain az members OF the
Clubs. every voter of the precinct. We sug-
gest that the Clubs hold meetings on certain
stated days, and that regular reports as 70
9umber OF members proeeeHlhgs, &c, oe ihaus s
to this COMMITTEES, Win the lisI OF ohcers ahd
days of regular meeting SRSuia You 4esiTe
it. at any time, documents Tor eHctla
viii be furnished you and Should YOU tor any
special occasion require other speakers thar
those YOU have in your Clubs, they viii be
furnished upon application 10 this committee
Aad any suggestions or information when
President or other ofhcer OF CttiD may N IN