Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1882-07-08
BLOUITCOTNTY DEMOCRAT.
SATURDAY, July ;, 1882.

,- SATURDAY, JULY ;, 1882.
T'ae great Nahene Rcadinstcr
ergan at Knoxville is pleased to
speak Of US in tho following ecm-
plimentwy teruisfl oii 3
.7ii The name of the ,Blonnt counfy
Democrat is a iHishOnler. II is 4 wolf
IN slpel,'s'cloihing. II is a kind of a
cross, DelweGn higir tax Democrat
on s.ii.S ar!nt llonk Radical roofing
ilthc mud. This, delightful little
sheet last week contained two editvi.
ars, one cndorsfng The IlaNkins-Bui.
ID 60-6 comprOmisd nla,le by The
R'pusiiraus and the other All ch-
uOrsennut of Congressman 'lla,,.
n This Is Gdr rcd hot raIiicalism, then
We don't know what )he ttrm incalis
~ East 'rcNne,secr In justice 10 lhc
real Democrats " ho,lnay be stffscri.
bersro .hc Hawkins-llouk organ, The
lit0iwir'ufsr should .ihanfb its.nanle
~ en- HfH'unt County tsadh:al,' 81
that tho rising generation willnot Ie
deceived as 10 what Dcmucracy
tieaus. ID .t}'i Do
This is good, e2ttemely good. If
there is anything in the world We
enjoy it is a row. 5...
Our article referred to by the
Malone Readjustcr organ grinder
= said, in substance, that we would
be glad to gee a Deiruti'at in Con.
gfess from this District, and n niah
Nlo knows what Democracy
,-aleals--not llew fashioned, rcpu-
& ling, Niahone, Readjustihg
pyuiocrat, such as the Tribune now
/ but a Free Trade, Hottie Rtle,
Hard Money, sam. Iildcn, Debt
PttyinF Democrat IL we can not
have what We want, and we do not
see how We can find such a man as
we describe, in Knoxville, where
all the great men of the Democra-
rv reside, then we sayj let us have
liouk. Hcis as liberal as any Re-
publican we know Of, and as free
from corruption AZ any of them,
The Tribune, and its advisots
and followers, have abandoned
old fashioned, honest Democracy,
ana have concluded to follow after
Else gods. Tley have sought to
make political prostitute of the
Democratic party, so 10 speak, and
now they are prepared to dencuncc
every man in the country as a
Eadical who refuses to bow down
aud worship liquidation.
We c6hs,tier olrself "rcal +"
b mocrat, and do not propose To
follow tie harloy of Reputation, as
the Tribune does
We do not consider OurSClt q
"wolf in Sh,ep's clothing" and
The hoys who run he Tribune will
'r\c t2 ste that they are not Demo
cri,ts. ty~not advocate Democratic
principles, and that they are a lot
of "mutton heads" They use the
sacred name of Democracy to cov-
tr up the Nfarious doctrine of re-
pudiation, and the name Dcnlos
rrat, as assumed BY the Tribute;
is misnomer. -- 3
WhyA STATE Credit Appeared to
be in a ',dH wav to win, we found
the Trihuie ~ ut ttoA heads" were
solid state Credit men, but when
Repudittirn. took possession of a
certain rlass, these fellows, who
have no fixed princn les, arc found
sailing along with the tide, aban,
doning their former correct ideas
of Democracy, and following tie
crowd Of communists now trying
10 cary the good name of Trnnes'
see down tn everlasting int'any,
Nav we stand .reyly To ljc slw'
at. bnt We, relnain a DcmocElt,
We observe that Erncral Hood
of Maryville, BloUht county, was
amongst the l50 Stale Credit Boz
tiers wlio regard "convi,ions o
rightp Tie is a lSGGtr r and broad
: er man than we took him to be.
Republican Farmer,
Gcncral IJood is lwoadcr amI
bigger mbn every way than lie gct'
Crodit forleing and we knew tha,
fact whauthc Farmer was actins
thc "a 1phool and talking othcr
%lsH',o.aI EMM ago.-I$t(,ne