The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-01-16

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ed, elear-eut articles Of the last
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4.f DRMOcRATIc BLuNDERs- .....
K Some Democratic newspapers are full
OF the idea that as the Democratic par
~ is in a majority In The House Of Rep
resent tfves In Congress they have
nothing To- do bot 20 make Issues for the
two parties in the approaching presi-
slential electionl AL be Democratic
Hous4 has no power to pass a law.
That A. t-y4 recognize, but they think
that g. sc6nld BE attaining a great All,
vantag.- ~ place the Democratic party
on TIE GefeHsiEe in she canvass! Get up
fight ia Ibe House on the tariff they
saw Tut the trouble Is IL would be q
FIGHT in our own Democratic house
You can no more change the nature OF
men thar the leopard can his spots.
Blunders have TO be made. IL Is the
destiny OF the party. SIC transit gE0TId
mHHdi
eel THE HANKs To RE CONSULTED!
Mr.. Chairman Buekaer, the new chair
man Of the Committee on Banking and
the Currency, it seems. ''tcil-Eof propose
any legislation IoltllOUt Jirsf consulting TIC
nafiOnal hlIlkS!n THE is truly humil-
iating Do ition for Democratic chair
man TO take III this be the case. the
peopIt will have 10 do their work over
again 10 get r true n presentation in
Congre $. The national banks TO he
asafFs.l hnFnWa lnNl~fallnnf
Pray, are the people TO be cJnsultedf
Has Il came 10 this already, that the
national banks are 90 dictate the legis-
lalion OF Congress? But Mr.. Chairman
Buckner,sayS, that this plah Is 10 issue
Treasury notes TO circulate al q currency
Indeedi Has he ever read tile CoEsiitu-
tions Does he find any warrant there
for Congress ito emit bills of credng
Does he know " hat the Supreme Court
has decided about thstg Ddes he know
what difficulties that produced in the
early history Of the Republic ?a- We
hope and trust thai Chairman BuckneT
has been misrepresented. III not, be
had better seek instruction from disin-
ierested sources ...
THE HIGH Priest or PSEUDO REPUBLIC
90 ANIsM.
Henry Ward Beecher, the Erefesssd
follower OF the Prince Of Peace, yet |
who delivered muSkcts from the pulpit |
his own church TO smen seat TO KAN
'as TO fight In the beginning OF the late |
lire civil war; the PrgfesSed minister oil
he Gospel, who-was tried in his own.
.huFcl 6n charges Of adultery with
married woman Of the church,, prefer
ed by d. OWn, husband; the hon rel
,uest, bet ween whom and Chester A.
Arthur, Stephen W. Dorsey was seated
& the dinner given in New York IN
fSnOr of Dorsey forO cOrrupting and
.arrying the elections in Indiana for
i.Tiield in, 1880; in short, the worthy
,rrat high priest aud leader Of the so
allied Republican party is out in the
Sew York HeTald Il the Goth ult., i'm
avOr OF tGriF reform, seeking TO CORRECT
he error his part is likely TO fall into;
nj direI ling il TO make the tariff issue
q the next Presidential election, but 10
void the iniquiiips Of protective lar
~ 4Uird5ile DSctu Some hair-bTain-
d Democrats are congratulating them
elves with the idea that Henry Ward
Seecher is about TO become Demo-
ratio leader! Hudebras says:
"The desil got sick, the devil n saint would be,
The devil 81 wall, the devil saint was he. ="