The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-07
THE TWO SIDES.

The men who will vote for Hancock The
solid south and large proportion of the
north. The solid south will vote for him be-
cause he mas put himself upon the record
as the friend and champion of civil law, of
civil liberty and Of the constitution and its
mandates. A large proportion of the north
will support him for the same reason, and
because of his magnificent services as sol.
der both in war and in peace .. The boys
who wore the blue and the boys who wore
The gray, because he was faithful to every
trust because as a soldier in the field, in the
midst Of the perils Of war, he knew no fear
shrked no duty, lost no opportunity
to serve his cause, shared the hard
ships and dangers equally with
his men and was msgnanimous and generous
to.bis enemies. Because as soldier in peace
times he was not pulled up by authority; be.
cause he recognized the civil law as being
paramount and superior to military law; be.
cause he respected the writ OF habess corpus
and defended the liberties of the people. 8.
The men who fought with. him because they
know his worth and honor, love and respect
and can trust him, having tried him. 4. The
men who went hungry and cold in northern
prisons-in Fort Delaware, a. Camp Chase
and on Johnson's island, and the men
who underwent similar privstious in south
ern prisons. S. The men who love the old
flag, be they northern men or southern men,
and the men who respect the memory of the
flag of the lost cause, be they northern men
or southern men. 6. The men who contemn
Mr.. Jefferson Davis and the men who hon.
ored Abraham Lincoln living and who hon
or him dead, be they northern men or south.
ern men. 7. Those who believe in the SOW.
ereignty of the union under the constitution,
and those who believe in the sovereignty Of
the states under the constitution. s. The
men who have sustained the national
credit who are striving to pay the public
debt, and who say the integrity
ofthe government shall never be mpugned,
never impaired. 0. The laboring men of the
country, because he respects the dignity and
the rights Of labor, and the educated men
because he is the champion of education, en-.
lightenment and civilization. 10. The men
who voted for Lincoln, who voted for Grant,
who voted for Seymour, who voted for
Greeley, who voted for Tilden. IL. The
loyal men who love the union and the insti.
buttons of liberty and of freedom, who revere
the flag Of our country at home ard abroad
the men of the north and of the south,
happily united people, because he
will cement the fraternity of the sections.
The men who will vote for Garfield: |. A
part Of the north and a part Of the south, so
Tar as individuals are concerned. .. Some Of
The boys who wore the blue and some of the
boys who wore the gray. 3. The stay.at.
homes OF the north, who fought against
haDeock during the war, because he was a
Democrat and the stay-at.homes of the
south, who are fighting against him now be-
cause they yearn for the loayes and fishes OF
hepuoiieanism. a. The men who love no
banner but that of party who subordinate
all inings to selfish ends. 5. The men who
starved southern prisoners a. Camp Chase a.
Fort Delaware, at Johnson's island. G. The
men who clamored for the death
Of hfs surratt and who now abuse Ham
cock for carrying out the order of the
court and Of his superior officers. 7. Those
wno Delievein the nation with big N. 8.
me rnonsyed moropolies, the petroleum
snocay and bond aristocracy, because Gar.
a 'nsr exponent and representative. Q.
80 VINO robbed the Freedmen's bureau.
.~c,s pp,se ths poor with tariff; who
= -, ne negro mule and forty acre,
cn,... a' 10. The men who can.
a TAad ssvens because !.