National Republican., 1880-05-27
ROTUNp, NOT PROFOUND.

ROTUND, NOT PROFOUND.
Senator DAVID BUNsBY has delivered an
opinion. 1t has come in the regular way,
not volunteered, but called for by Captain
CUrTLE, and it's not too much to say that
the worthy captain has got IAN opinion
"as'll stun him as much rs if he'd gone
and knocked his head again door,"
Says the gruff senator: "My names
DAVID BUNsBY, and what says I stands
TO, whereby, why notP If SO, what odds /?
"Can any man say otherwise? No. Awast
"there.' "Do say so? Which? The bear
/" "ings of this observation lays in the appli-
"cation on it,"
Recognizing the practical truth of this
last observation, we have taken the pains
to get the application on it by submitting
the opinion to representatives of the two
political parties, with the following result
For it must be noted that although this
opinion is addressed to Captain CUTTLE, it
is intended for the enlightenment of the
whole American people:
The Democratic Tho Republican
View. View.
Peace in The Union- Peace in the Union.-
Sectional strife is to Sectional strife is to
be silenced by adherng be silenced by obedi.
20 the constitution" as enco TO the constitution
| 1t was, and to all the and its amendments"
amendments that we as they are-which sub
recognize as lawfully mission to the law on
and constitutionay the part OF all citizens,
| adopted. Equal rights in all portions of the
| are TO be maintained republic, will "soon end
and protected by the the discords which have
states, each within her too long Yexed the
| own jurisdiction country
Centralisatio on. "a Central isatfon. "A
Istrong government strong government
means q centralized means q government
government destructive efficient to protect its
| OF home rule III the citizens from outrage
states" and Acknowledgement
The Third Term-This The Third Term. n.--what-
| is pretty good thing ever nigh. be the OBJ
| TO keep up howl Jcctons TO three con-
about, as pretended secutive presidential
innovation upon the terms they cannot be
"sanctifed traditions OF conceived to apply 70
the presidency" case never submitted
TO the Judgment OF the
fathers of the republic
| in which, so far from
being in possession OF
| official power 10 fur
ther his own re.elec-
tiOn, the candidate is
out Of Office and Is OPP
posed by the whole
| official influence of the
administration in posse
Crit SerUice-Repub- ClpA Serrice-Dayid
| licans In office are being bent on real and
powerless for good" An not simulated reform, u
| honest democratic ad- would retain in office
| ministration, bent Oh faithful and honest OIL.
real reform will have cials, without inquiry
abundant authority TO into their political opin-
mako i effective every ions
| where"
You bet-slilp RAIDS
Subsidies in any formLo Subsidies to any per
| republicans are sources sons procured by yenal
| OF corruption and ought agencies do not deserve
! 10 be forbidden public favor
Revision Of The TariG- Rerision of nc TdriE.-
| What the mischief does give II up.
| he mean, any way
The Public Dsbt-"The The Public DeJt-The
! raDld extinction Of this rapid extinction of hi,
debt Is to be desired" debt is 10 be desired. and
and the way 10 do II Is 10 is to be effected by main
| repudate it-of course taining the credit of the
! he don't mean TO pay II, government by honest
! or he'd say 50. dealing with its creditors
and by continuing the
process of relunding uI
lower rates OF interest
Economy It Is prac- Economy. - wise
! tisable by corporation economy Is that which
| between the executive provides fully for all the
and congress to reduce necessary functions o.
! the public expenditures, government ana leaves
| by refusing TO pay the the people, free from all
United States marshals, disturbing forces, at lib
| by abOlishing the army eriy TO develop their so
| and navy and cutting cia and industrial pros
OH appropriations gener. perity'
| ally until the democrats
| come into power.
| Elertions-" -"Oughttobe Elections. - "No party
free from any menacng deserves confidence tina
! force" especially from seeks ascendency' by the
| the presence Of officers presence at the polls o
| of the law or armed men armed men in red shirt
! I'm "blue uniforms" who or gray uniforms for the
might Gurtail the demo- purpose of intimidatinl
cratic privilege Of bull voters.
! doing voters,
The Great "Quinine" Question:
there is no difference of opinion betweel
our democratic and republican friends
probably because this is the only one of al
these questions in regard to which "globu
"lar statesmanship can be tested by it
actual public performance. 1t is the only
nnnaIinn of Ill LLnsn which hna henn hnll