The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-11-03

privelege to lay b,fore orr reader
some facts and thought that ought
to bs held in mind.
Oar Democrat, Platforms mr.
liar, cqrnes'. AM full ~ mcanias.
7 9, d,c@ro '"r economy in The OK
en- iitsr, Of rub'ic moneys, nni tho
last Democratic C,rp'e-s saved so
400 G0> annually, By pcrsis'cncy
md ,ro:sy u Democratic minor.t
n C.rgnss tr ,rS',t down ihc ordi-
nary oxpcnrcs OF tie gJvcrnmtn',
(Which ID not ilc,CdA the ,aymont Of
{ natl nsl debt, nor in'ci,st there
anJ from ahoul $25o,OO0,C0O PEI
an,nm r &c years 1855 !" 1859, -
$.G6.0cO 600 year 1870 e"
lS77. An. with ID mo,,eiic mn
r.y in 1873 lST9. tie same clues o
,xp,rscs waa I,dGced to $liS,
D00 COZ aaruNly even while u H.
publican President sat with II mon
pcins veto To- every measure, whore
color 81 cxcrsa could hc found Ter tn
,xs-s',c. r',ns mu Ia for The ccono.
v;c i!hGcacos oi~D mocracy with
sr)tt Republican stumbling III cas IN
.he way. III. $40 what was tho rec
ord WIN The Democracy lal both
lie C,ug,ess al tho P:csid,n'y il
J their hauds. Ne P!ercs's aud NJ
8lchsnns'5 administrations were
, . Q mos, cx1cn i've OF all adninistia
cons priIr 20 those Of tie RcruNli-
I can party an hey cost less than sji
600 900 per AMMAN. So ais, IN Mis-
.,issirpi the average aun Ia oxpeadi-
'utc was less 'h1r sj1l. 900. plior 10
l. ;pb'ican ,u'c, and subsequent
hcrc,o, lass than $f56,o00 PER an
NUN, inclUIiug &c luelioa OF deb. and
iric;es; paid anua,ll;, while under
Republican ru'c arnnll cx5eas, thu
waS more Tran 1851, DCo.
Orr p'al'orrs de,llre fra rovi'-
lon or adjustment of The tariff laws,
\, TIA. NJ di'c miaa ion WI exist
,srrcin nssins, one c,ass # indus.
r,os in f.vor ciano'hc', while ONLY
pnougi "a in ehal he levied. upon
he Who'll, (ab Ut 1880 ar;icles) 20
nroiice. rcve ne 90 meet tho nee.
csrary cx"cn1i'u-cs If govornmon;
economic. liy ai;lini,tcrca, and t.
educ. tie national i.,t wi.holt an
Inc hsrdships u?In the people. We
charge Hat tho Republicans bave
'lstHfel upoa tn ccpai'y, Ell op-
! . e5sivo Ond discriminating tariff TO
( he itjlry or gve.s in 'usi;ics and
iamu.c .. tie mlSg-9 of our people.
while t1cy fos'er AMI protect great
ard woa'tIy manufactures, to the
lgrandiasment of he f.w. \ J, IL
tits he's been daLc in ,h6 iaco If a
solemn pledge of,be II 'pub!i,rn PAR
g made 20 IT, peo~lp Il the Uni I'd
States in their platform IF 1850, upor
he rl,d.eg OF which, tn control Of
he great eovci,m Mt va LANDED
lv,r 10 !La' rarIy. llfo il lis
,l.tge, (Ser. IL Republican alnt-
Form 1862 "Tl.t while providing
rcyeuus fos tic support o! The Gen.
eral q verumeut 10y duties upon III.
p ~, sound policy requires such 81
Aaii tne1t a these imp1Sts rs to
eacoursSl lie development OF the
industrial interests Of tho whole
country; ana we Commend that pol
i,y or natjora' exchanges which Sc.
curo TO the working man liberal
wage, TO agriculture rcmuuerative
prices, % manufacturers a. adequate
reward fer their skill, labor and en-
Ierprise, an! to ihe nation com ncr-
rial prosperity ard inlercndonce.'
OR platforms declare in favor o!
Civil Service Reforms" which vii!
;onduco to tie moro erli,iont service
IN, AID economical conduct Of,
10 business o. govornme It; and to
prevent tie nstlnt changes made
of employee in tic scrvicc. without
regard 20 lh,ir competency Or Elf
cheney; but instead thereof an in
~trumo1t OF ambi,iol to public mou
md rewards of partisan service.
ThIs far tho Democracy have Lad
10 opportunty 10 elforca these ,c-
forms. Bat the Republican parry
msda promises of these reforms in
Il cir Platforms Of 1876 and 1880,
aud have been faithless to them
"The invnriab'e rue in apf ointments
should have reference TO the bonesy,
fleliiy, AMI caracity Of the nppoin.
tees (Sac. 8. Republican Pitt rm
1867 Tue nf)rm in tho Civil
Service shall be- tlocrough, radical
sni colGp'et'." [Sac. s, Republican
,l,,iorm 1881 Instead Of ,hcs-