Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-24

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kch q utter rsproaches against thee
.no srIumphez IN The var FOG the
Union regards negro suffrage with alb
nosrsnos maintains the = white line =
ma = ready 70 use vhatevsr amount Of
snfirn1oAf1on o. violence may Be- neors-
ssry 70 preserve lie own uoiitiesi ard
personal mastery IN the South Is Is
unquest5oaabiy deminanf in an tAe
slave States, and 10 In opsn and ayowed
amiIiation With the Democratic uarsy 81
The NORTH. Il cssnstitntss three fourths
OF the elective Democrats strength n
the hsfsou. and in the event Of 3 Demo
cratic triumph Il voaId b In absnauts
and nndlsp0sed control Of the Govern
ment- The struggle Of the Republi-
cans - for the ameiiorasion, improve
menf and progress Of fhe south a. veil
40 the North They are confronted
evefyunere and resisted everywhere by
the determined and hishsxso TRIUMPH
ant Southern Democracy. Ths aim Of
the Democratic party, a. have already
aid . % coBjoin the electoral votes OF
New York and Indiana with she eIeeto-
mi votes OF sixteen Southern Statea.
and II 10 for New YORK and Indiana 10
consider Just what that means and
where Il woaId carry them.
New York has Q greater stake than
any other Stats Of the Union In main
tanning sound principles Of government.
In uphoiding the national credit. in mar
petuatinR financial systsm which en-
bodies the matured wisdom of the mast
twenty years, In sustaining the protect
i've policy. fChsers.l Indiana has a
stake less than that Of New York only
~ her population and wealth are Iess.
Do tho citizens Of those too States fully
somprshend what 10 means 10 trust the
national credit, national finances, na-.
tfonal pensi0Bs. the protective system.
and all the great interests which are
under the control Of the National Gov
eminent, TO the old south with its Bit |
terness, Its unreconciied temper. its
narrowuess Of vision, its hostility 10 All |
Northern interests, its constant longing |
70 revive an impossible past, its. abso-
late incapacity 70 measure the sweep
and magnitude Of our great future ; |
ldreat chssring.l The North and the |
south under . Republican administra-
ton OF the government Gill come into
harmonious relations. In the last ten
years great progress has been made
toward thai result, and the next
teu years may witness the ehsce-
ment of all hostile lines, and
the absolute triumph Of Just and mild |
policy. Renewed eheerinR.l Bat ali |
prospect OF that result would BE- defeat |
cd and destroyed by giving the old |
South possession Of National power. |
Among the first Of she baleful effects
that would follow would be the crush
ing out OF all liberal progress in the
south and the practical notification of
all thai has been gained by the recon
sfruction laws which followed the rebel |
hon. Tbs people Of New York and Of
Indiana are uow asked to aid In bring
ing about that deplorable result, 10 Sc
foliowed BY the abandonment or rsver-
sal OF the financial and industrial poli-
ciea under which the Nation has pros-
pered 90 marvelously since the Close of
the var. I" Never never ri do uvt
II cansot--believe that you will do il,
because such 4 course is forbidden by
every instinct of patriotism, as we'll a.
BY every confederation OF enlightened
self interest. Tremendous, deafening
cheers.