The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-10
a "RgmsNtscsncE"
what the Adnsa.assrsssss sf ~F. rt~~~ts~S
uss ihsss r-v.rd tsssssissa D u~eS~
lee sf tho Post


what tho afasa.ss,r.ssss .f ~s. Ct~.~sssS
Has fhass r.~s FA tsssstiiea the Ise&~
tsss 81 IA. rssa
This Republican party 10 . rcninss
ocncr.' said tho lat SatiSasi fsrrno-
cratic platform, the gn.ssoas whkh
have divided parfie, in times past are
settled Tkls aSscr,ioa ksai Ia ]; a sem
hlsacc 81 truth. Bur IL was trrae oniy
on the supPosiiion that another party.
Il iniEusicd with powef. would r~p.cs
the dec ssons 81 The peopl. In the past.
and would refrain frusn ali rrartonary
steps calculated Ia DISTURB the swsii.-
mcnts which had h-rn made. Thssss
settlements could - disturbed ~ veil
Nv disregard Of the 81. rt 40 nv viclasscs
of the letter. II SD di.suft-zL. the qa-s-
iion could no longer b- considered s.s-
tied. In thai casc The Republican
party could no longer be defined. .,ca
hv the Democrats . mere r~mlnisceaee.
bot !, mus, stall he the sgnssd taeat .f
ia. del bcrs;e purpose ri a.. fcopss.
which III. DEMOCRATIC party has picig~d
Itself 10 rcsT~c; and ha, no; rcs ec.rsi.
Let "a see whs; the fact u iresiicas
Cleveland ~as lnnugurai1d over thr~e
months ago la. Administrsf on haa
alresdy given pa clear Indications ol
It's ruln e ideas. and . mA Waa, do tho
people ,h.ak u n' Does IL honor aud
faithfully respect those settlements q
vital questions which have hsen made
in years past by drlib-ra;. decisions Of
IN. people. or Is IL engaged In Try wing Ia
defeat and reverse ihcms Tbs gaes-
ton. every cand q ih-mocrs, sill Admit.
Is a fair and important one aud shoaii
be answered with honesty.
II va. held .e,tl~d by decisions OF iss
people In MANY past elect ons that The
rebellion Was To BE- held . crime against
frc. government 4, was held srtt.si
that the individual participants. and
especially the chief int gators Of tho
rebellion. while spared the punishment
legally due 20 their crime. should nos
be held worthy os trust or honor ON &C.
oun of that crime. II was held SET
tied. on the contrary. that men ~
proved loyalty and of hosorabie services
20 the Union. other thing. bring equal
should bc preferred IN thoe Who bad
tried To destroy tn. Union WHAT has
Mr.. Cleveland dones Prom the FRA
hour 81 bis Presidency hi. courrc has
been calculated To honor and rew ard
rebel, aud sy~mpashixer- with reb~liion.
not because % their superior merit. i'm
other respects. bat mos, plainly bceaa-s
ihey had taken part In the gr.s; crisae
against the Unon. IL would bc M
possible To imagine a course tnorc di-
rely calculated ~ osertura aud re-
verse the past decisions os The p~oI,l".
NJ respects the risht'ulne.s o. The re-
bslllon OF the merit 81 those who sup
pressed IL. than that which Ar, C1evs-
lAnd has followed
10 j; was held settled by repeated de-
cisions 81 the people Ia past Gle. Z ons
thai the Constitutional Amen imsaa.
giving suffrage to eo,ofrd cir<en..
should be respected and oiey-d. sud
thai the isss enacted IN I'VE effect Ia
the amendment should be faithfully en-
forced. Bui the Democrats party has
never ceased Ia drnounre The ams-nd-
Aren't ~ unconstitutional and wrongful.
or 10 rrslsi tie Laws framed To ~erfosve
t. Mr.. Cleveland hifnsef "a. elected
by \ systematic and organized dsfess
VIZ hsft-- - -
years and In many STATES Neysrsh~.
less. In hi. inaugural address b. r.i,~s-
ated the profess ons which bad ken
mad. during bis canvass. and BY means
Of which many voters had i~en lpaur-t
10 give confidence to hi. party. lie 81.
itf msd ;has the rights 81 ,he co.oseA
people should be everywhere r~wsp~essss
and upheld and that the Csaxsinsssvs
ms laws should be faithfully snfyrc~d.
Yet his fsr-s official act "a. 10 res sri
with the highest honor. IN his gts; sosrs
of tie men wbo ha b~en most csnspsr-
uous In DIFF ing and defeating iss Goa
stiiut oDal Amendment aBd in resisting
and tswastinx The lzw. framed "a 60
force IL. frgm that bour TO thu. ss-
posntmenss have b-en made. esp~rsnsiy
n the Sousl sssn STATES bat also ss the
North. which have no other swa~on os
ex.us. save the fscs tina; the individuals
apo nsss! had bern aesive and peculsss-
~ effective in defeating the Cosssi:assas
and las. Of the Tei.ed STATES 10 oei>s
to give power % fh~ DcnoerKssc party.
Thee are but Two cf the great qsrs-
lions which II wns supposed by sosns
hal b-~n forever s~ssed prpe - sks
last election Had thee voerrs sop
possd that Nr. CJeyeiaad's Adm nissrs-
tion ~oald pnrsue tire eourse Which 10
has pursaed. dos any ma befess ,hss
th~y would have voted 20 give pover
90 th~ n~moerss c psStys Il IL bs~ssse
tha: party has 80 once sef Esseif % 80
settle the most Deliberate s~fssesnres4
~ The pask- ~ fvserse sb~ moss sosems
decisions of the peogle: so honos ss1
reward the crime IL rxh<lssoa vsessssg
ss can. and - uphold and inward shs
CT m 81 6enyinx sh~ right a ss1r>gs
10 coipred effiz~ns. fha; shs old cse>
fsoas come 60 the frons asxln N spite a
rs The Eeyssbican party woasd 10
glad % hare sbos~ Gn~s;>sns r~1a&a
undssush-d Il soaid b. gtsd IN have
sbe coss sssfiossi Ssxhs 81 III eesa<ss
respected. and The soeosab&e p~retensses
rhs: i. fh<sr due gss~a 30 thos< Via ~
bed the Tusoa and beip<i to suysrap
The rehriioa Tie old suesxkpas hsss
ie~a opessi nat By eoossae al fs~ E~-
rsgkiean paxty. nsd noe ~ IL roo-
SrsAssye and pssrso<se cifusSss II esk-r
party Tier base been opea~i b.
esase he ezsafrosissx <prsss os sse f<o-
orrsssc party y e>~<ntlsiiy rs2rtsoasy
and . 10 dss - h<.ruly il synpaGhy
wah re<sssAa<e to shs lass sod -
hsiIoe against tAs snshursy a -
lated States ~ e uss VIA lie D.
oerAsir parry ol The Sersh srv-d - -
th vsax a L~s's any.-x =. n.
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rcet The fear a E3cs. Dtxs6 ~
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