Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1881-08-04
A Great Mistnke

ing been the great railroad king Of the
nineteenth century.
A Great Mistake.
The American Sentry.
A recent Associated Press dispatch
from Washington, says: "Register
Bruce, of the treasury, has received Il
telegram from Mississippi, stating that
the Republicans and Nationals in that
state failed to make Il coalition, and
will not put tickets in the field, but
will let the election 90 by default
The Nationals and Republicans did fail
to cOalesce, because the Nationals de-
clined the arrangement. At the pro-
per time the Nationals will put 4 full
ticket in the field, with excellent
reason for believing that they will elect
it by a strong majority. The fepubli-
cans will not put ticket in the field
because Of Il widespread and rapidly
growing conviction in the minds Of
both while and cOlOred voters Of the
South, that they can no longer support
the Republican party without damage
to their own and their country highest
interests.
\ very great proportion Of both
Democratic and Republican voters
have, Of late, been giving great deal
of earnest intelligent Investigation to
the facts presented for their cOnsidcra-
tion by the Nationals, and see no good
reasons why they should vote to per.
petuate our interest.bearing national
debt, and enslaye themselves and their
children, for the benefit of the Roth
childs of Europe and their co-workcrs
in this country.
The voters of the South are waking
to the truth that our intere5t.bcaring
notional bonded debt, which the Repub.
lcan policy has wickedly made unnec.
essary great, and would prepetuate,
as long as possible, is for them in
very truth Il "boud Of iniquity,' that
in the terrible tax and burden it
necdlessly fixes upon their industry, is
indeed lOalel with "thc g2ll Of bitter
ness.
Inc Pcopl' VI ''e 'ou'''' wy" D"| "
and white, are becoming aware Of the
lacV 'Ilav 'Iie SaI'o',' rt,! ''' iI ,, 'l'
puteSI Sc'l"o Vi Ino Iei'!' u'1i ~! ''''oI' S'
pion Of freedom and justice for al, and
the yigilant, determined, implaJab,c foe
Oh oppression a,w "'""S' ->'''' "'''
oontIl Fast "'," VS. ,,.....,
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DelhS IreCu ny I'c ltsP"".ica''' III '"'
war lot 'lie PTeScfV"V'oiL VI '''c H'p"'
was iiUV "oIic ~ 4ii "cV VI iea''u l"'
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power Oh 'le Com Guer"'y' "'t '',', INV
!la'"SlilPS ana N'o,ti!ee' u "''''a 'H'i
nave III some ioc''I'lp'' octI' sc''c.'e"
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many cases Who''S' "uc 10 I'' '"''
tn''' as VoV''9' Vur,y were us'" " "''
scr"puIou5 "arPp'-oaS5etS ~ mere -,''
pemrhlS 10 forward 'her a'I.''' III
lern9'S'
inc 'hlhN!llS W1'',J" vi '"' ''",",
u1 wen rs VI ''c N"II'', I'',lu,I' ln . "",'
VIII steadily act upon the 'ritH 'Ia'
slavery, the ha'lolla' nIl'H' Jiu!
cIargloIe upon the No''A Il" N'u .''
tle SOUTH Is ana ouaIi' 10 n' 'l''u'iIj
u''a, ana tllat hcllceiof'h 'iio o''' II'
tereitS OF hotii races lmpnFi'I'rF I'-
gllre t'lat they snail noiI's' y ana '@ijh-
imIIy work to5eJlet Ior 'lo Eo'' ''
all.
Under the banners OF Ine Nauo4.l