, 1880-09-11

A. military connandsnt NJ Now Orleans hi. hIs
nnn.luut wns nltss,st w!tf.'lit pnrn!tc Tin
t .tGd hr na ,h ea, OF s ,k XII o 't.%ts r"rFs
II thc 'lefrnscIts* cltI1eus tln and nls utilcrrs
munlHshitlvly NJ plnnstrrct! tho city. rnt,l,in1 Tug
,sISn;ns sSSnm, 's"s scir stoio %". 70 pants ID 'o
S"s;h Women wcrr TORN fr.'sn their h2mcs
and cast Into PRISON for r. laughing ut Fcnernl ,,.;,
satca tHR heioro TN city hid turrnl,t!erc.l. IlM
y tryynss Tss Mn IL say wsy sypShy
nj fhn somth would be cxpnrtl totlio ftsorilco
of IJutIerA sn1l crs. h!Aflth thai ne ftceften the
S,nlt nf Irrt, and M Inc cutn,ott ctt'fsent " isH.
,u,x ia Anertea thdt na,ne 'aa hccf.rnc hfstarcu
hit pour 1cn ls nnt nl,t,e q p W. 10 tho !fc Or
ss y w tSsfo NJ sn s1"s b. ds.asi: se @ re Hl s. e
Eee s,...iaH Te,soraid nocuses hin :ll'tetly TINT
h. loinrl lhe l'einicrals Y of1cr to screc' .,!s
sixteen years rs President atid 1rchshrcs nl tho
Nsssanal soldiers Iloncs. It cen hardr, l,et
ts tn"s ,c s,cw I a arS snnr ie1%
!ef is oss M, se".o s!et e"e III r Gse
es.y a.. II dutectctl. ljat ,hc milwaukee, .pspe;
c,ntr,css fnr flo clnthtug 81 tnvn!ltls to thu
sWi,rscx stills ut enormous prslita, md dis
trbu'e othcr cotr"Gts IT, st. equally yia fof r.
1qy' 1rry ra"b rprablc. "'iff ia ~ e!s ncesei a
Il iliavlns sieenlntc!l with Invalid fnns holonE.
,n s cast I,tcr ' has ~ 10 .o f"aao c~' % to co.npn
when nnw, white he Ia nhu.InR 1artlcta twho Ia
mural worth ati! character 8flfius 80 cnhrnfft
ahoyc hf1, nttucks Rre tnMtlo upon HIN, nK1ilnst
which Il will tnko ail bis ingenuity 10 defoad
himself f6nccessfutly.'
Tho Patsburpsr Irnlksh'att, whicl, has 10 far hy
nrcnt ien Of strategy md clruutnspecton. mniu-
tafncd its position m tho fence. tcptna to 10 OF
the opfli.'n TINT tho Democrats have 1lo bopcs
IN Pennsylvania u..d Ncw Ietfay. It wrltos as
fallnwe: :" "DurInK b campaign It will be de-
ctlcd In whntn the pc0pie hnSo greater cou-
tlence. whether In Gnrlcld Gr In Nanuuck.-
or which enc Of tho two PARTIES In tts stn-
ccrlty, as praycn hy ia history nf
Tho pAs. - the inost acceptable to tho buslsless
warI., and gtycs It tho best guarantees agA!nst
financial suhscrsian. anu for tho continuance Ut
ssraty anil prosperous development. Tho qucs.
tim Ut granting pny for Iiebcl cla|ms tnny als0
deter n,ury cltzuns from <nt1ng tho Democratic
tlokct But IN overwhelming ini1lcnce Wilt be
exercised In all Stntcs this side OF tho Miasis-
tippt On tho tnrfF gucatton. OF such Importance
IL this question in tho States Of runn6ylvan'a
md New Jersey that tho Democratic purity of
these Stutos was compelled to throw the taFlR
paragraph contained In tho Cinn!nnatf platform
dDwn nt thu feet oi the Dcicr tlo NatlohAl
Contnlttco Notwithstanding, aEi ills tho poM- %
e e ts pT aro Is mi Ss u S ry ss e
representative u d pr.tectiyc tarlit. ~ ~
calculations Us to the ,pruhablo result of tao y,
consider tho standing uf tho busIncss world On
this tnrln question as onc OF the chief fuosors."
Tho Milwaukee Iftrnid writcs as follows: :" In
fact tho BoInoerattic party hns no principles ut
its own with which to mike m appeal 10 tho
people, unless they nrc those which It hrs bor-
rowot from the Republican party. Those bor~
rowctl tnr, rticr, stulpn) principles aru: fnvfo-
Mtility Of the Constitution, freq and honest
elections, honest money, frugallty In Nntlonn
expenditures. Civi-suryico reform. and preaer-
Fatlun ot our National credit, etc. Con. fiai-
cock declNred III Ills lottcr Ut acceptance tint
the Constitution must ho respected. But this is
no. II sufficient rcnsnn why Democratic Prcsl.
dent should he elected, because 1t Ia not tho Re-
publ!cnn purity which thrcatcns tho constitutonrl
amendments. NnaUdy, - far haa nude
tho Insertion thnl tho Republicans In
tend 10 nbrogate the amendments, or
that It Is their object to fHcrcase tho
humber Ut United stntus 'prono Court Judges
FIR tho purpose of declaring tllo amendment. ns
uncoustitutlonully adopted. There Is one sec.
tion Of our country where the constitutionnlity
1T these amendments Is questioned. and that Is
the snuth. OF course llancock says TINT tho
amendments m,,st be regarded as lnvlo.nbsc.
but, In cuso of his election, Gull he execute
bis political tdcas2 fic cauIOt do it without tho
aid of hls purity. VIII that purity euppart him
and bis policy, which Is In opposition to its owny
ThNt thu ntajurlty Ut tho Democratic party docs
validity Of tho constitutional amendments Is
Clearly demonstrated BY tho fact-." tAnt
on tuo 1uuny occasions Southern Demo-
crats hnyo ATTEMPTED to prevent
practtcnl app,cation thereof IN tho 8onth, The
d0ctrino ut lnvmlInoillty of tho amendments Ia,
u t4ct, ! ltepubllcan t"ctrne. Ana ht,w abu,lt
eu9 PUTTY u III .. tna ateo a NJ.
DemaWrnts Eo.st W. ,in,..h 4, thcjr tiMt5ortni
History proves TINT in tho Southern BtntUs,
whcre Hancock expects tn receive lda Elecs0ra1
vo.e., frGedu.n Of olcctiona nus to DO rrotec.cd
egasnst bruta! fGrco aud ba!,dh Ut murdorors,
anu nls1 tlini In tho Suuth election frAnds nre
tha rule mid nn honest election tho exception.
Agat.lht such outlHHca thu UeMfNrhflo purity
dues nut protest. bur It cnlts loudly for frca
etcttons becht1so u ku0wa whit charnI tha
l!opibl.cnn prlnolplo hAs upon tho oittzens Ut
tho North. Take Rway theAe borrowed Tor
et1Dni rr!nc!plch fr,n the Drniucrlttu party aud
II rontaIns IT. pOsscssIuu Ut but one doelf!nc.
1nd thnt ls; 70 tho vlctora belong tho sp0lSl"
l,rof. X. Th. HoyobotYcr. of milwaukee,. ,yr,tes
city ns follows: "1Inncuck Is a brutal and I'm.
perious suidicr and aristocrat whom we can
compnro with the first and third Nnpoleons; tho
inter declnrcd under Gath 10 support tho Cntl-
st1eutihn only Il few dnyo before hs coup d'Gtat.
NOW. lh.nk Ut tho declaration OF Hancock In
f4YDr ~ Ii full md FREQ Geotjnu and a fill Qnu