The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1881-04-22
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| less men who are seeking To Spii; the solid
South by subtlcty are doing work the
wickcdncSs ard danger of which all eyes,
however blinded by creed, pas ion and parti-
znn>hip can see. in Tennessee Republicans
and straight Democrats have united to
cleanse their commonwealth of the taint of
reputation by settling the State debt hons
cStIy, fairly and llbcrally Dcnayuyucs and
agltatorS who desire t. ovcrturn that settle
mcnt and rrpudiatc outright a large amount
OF the indcbtcdn IS now cry for Malone
to lead them. The newspapers of that
State that have been pcttcd and compli.
mcntca by Northern Republicans for their
"lhcral and "anti Boui bon sentiments,
violently assail the decision of the debt
question, and seek To maintain the icud that
arose over |, III the Democratic party and
elected Republican governor. In Arkan-
s;Is wing OF the Democratic party is at
tempting to cff:c. rcputiiu,ion- of tho hone....
| debt o, the state, and ncrccfy hrrufas itsoH
as anti Bourbon" In Virginia, Malone
is leading purity that will, if successful,
tainl>h the fair name o! the grand old moth
or ot States with an evasion Of paving hon
est indebtedness. All three of these States
have parties with the same ayowcd object,
bearing the same name all seeking rcpu-
dlati"n and all calling themselves anti
BourbonS.' These facts show the meaning
u! the new words in our political dictionary,
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"B"urbon' signifies payer Of debts, and
'anti Bourbon" Il rcpuGiator
The Republican party is using its utmost
power and patronage to aid the rcpudiators
III their war against honesty. They do not
nstcnSibly fight the Democratic party
They call themselves Democrats. The issue
they light on is simply between payment
and repudiation, honor and dishonnr, right
and wrong. by giving them aid the Re-
pablicans arc encouraging the spirit of dis
honesty, fostering dcma%"gu@ry and offer
M premium l"r VOCATION of all personal
ana public Faith. They are abctting lar
c'ny and breach OF trust on magnificent
scale, ana arnuSinga tendency that will dcs-
troy the credit OF the States, disgrace the
people and spread financial diStrust, choas
ana rum from sea to sea. II successful in
the'r aims, they Will throw every Southern
state under the heels of the lowest white
ana worst negro clements, destroy ing mate
ting of the Democratic party now will mt
| IIlc rDutll III Il worse ana more homeless
dition than during reconstruction
Whatever success they may have in their
evil W ,rk will bc visited upon them heavily.
They can not use the tools of reputation
and dcmagcgucry without bcin. visiblv
d"lilcd by their tuuch But doubtless nci
lhGr tins nor any other consideration WIN
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An EXCIrIN,; CIncus AccInpvr --Tho
Philadclphia Times saws: Last u;,ht
while Cnups circus was in rull HAST d"w,
at Broad and Dickinson streets and willis
the electric LIGHT flashed ont with , coust,nt
brilliant effect upon an audience Of f,ilfv ion
THOUSAND pcoplc, one Of the most cxc;t;n,,
affairs known to circus liG. or l,tc wears j.;
this citv occurred in thn orc,t r;r,. ri. H..
IIippoiromr, II w,s IN thr a,t r,cos AMI
Frank Morron thc eel .hr,tcd ;oclnv ,nI
four others were flyinr like liyhtnino nround
the ripr. each ON IN. L,ck of ,ur rs 3D.,
wild horses. Every round the horses seem.
cd to 90 faster and every rouud the riders
seemed to rct more excited and r. uroo tbcn,