Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1882-08-17

Philadelphia Times, lInhcpcndtntl
1t must be evident to all intclligcn
and dispassionate observers Of politica
events, that we are on the verge of ;
great political revolutions; one tha
will be equally omnipotent north anC
south. The regulation party Leaders
and their dependent party organs vii
be slow to learn that their vocation Is
nearing its end and even thoughtful
and progressive men, who have long
been anchored in Rcpubllcanism on
Democracy, will be reluctant to accept
4 general rccast Of political parties,
but the people are vastly ahead of con
scrvatiyes and leaders, and they will
prccipiato and consummatc what the
advanced wants Of the country de-
mand.
There is every indication to-day that
the south is on the verge of revolution,
and only the fear of u united north on
the old sectional issue, hinders the im-
mediate outbreak that tens OfthousandS
in every reconstructed state desire.
They want peace, national tranquility,
industrial progress and an absolute
departure from the issues which were
irrcvocably settled by the sword. They
want freedom to discuss the tariff, COM
mercc, manufacturing, immigration
and state advancement, and they are
restless in the thongs of party leaders
and adventures. They are not, and
can't be made, Republicans, for Re
publicanism in the south is unsayory of
fraud theft. dcbauchcry and dcsola-
tion. They are not now, and never
have been since the war; in love with
Democracy, but it was the only port
that offered them shelter from the See
tional storm, and they accepted it.
They see that the missions of both par
ties have been practically fulfilled, and
they will gladly welcome revolution
that leaves political tombStoncs in the
rear, and moves on to meet and dis
charge the duties of the living
There is every indication to-day that
the north is on the verge Of political
revolution Our people have grown
weary of the bawling dcmagogucs who
are warriors in peace and non-iightcrS
in war. They understand that all the
Sectional strifn of thc Inst decade has
boon fnmcntrL and iniI,mcd Inv those
who dare not trust themselves or their
cause to the conSidcratc Judgment of
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