The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1888-12-21

rhe strongeet Doo1I 18nt Ever Prs.snts1
- a. xns1s .a People.

prVmt8S-U~<< - " ""'S'O"s"o
var on clxas clEVI 1ss until it is com
pletely over l1Fow ~ Me re-establish-
ment Of equality fors the law. 1t
u the strspgost nessage that ever
came from the White House. Con-
servative In the methods proposed in
checklnR aud r9fqrming evils. 1t is
radical in its dea Notation Of thsm. II
has - concealmk1ts and no reservs.
lions. With the 4a,esman's keen in
slrht into The IA questions of the
tame, the Presld6nt shows not the least
trace Of tho politicians hesitancy. He
speaks under M weight Of q solemn
responsibility "a uth and his voice is
that Of (RS>eor. II the abuses and
political cs5l3ss denounces are not
reformed. THU Usage will some day
- Il nnsfor uedt Nm whas IS nova
calm. scgsrs< ,zsses--srsc - Nv.
cendiary document. setting men on
fire with the sense OF wrongs finally
understood because no longer endur-
able.
1t Is co-extensive In its scope with
the entire range Of home affairs and
foreign relation and throughout 1t is
sustained in the manly dignity OF
truth. Leaving its incidental topics
for the future, the Republic attempts
for the present to follow the President
only in that portion into which he has
put all the force OF his extraordinary
forcible character relations OF
government TO wealth and the relations
OF wealth TO the citizen.
There is not "a plutocrat in the
country who will not feel every word
the President has said here as per-
sonal affront and a threat. Closing
with this message the hundredth year
OF the Presidency, he chances briefly
at the past only that it may illustrate
the present by its contrasts. lie re-
fuses to believe that Nation is great,
prosperous Or happy because OF vast
wealth in the hands OF the few. From
the time when combinations and ag-
gregatious Of capital were either I'M
known or sternly restricted" when
the constitution. 1.-THE chart for our
guidance, was honored and observed,
he turns TO the present when the con-
stitutiOn is disregarded in favor OF
'iassi "he" as 'o'u,o .ne "so ~. :
uIai oo'i,iiuH.,'o' "'I - =,
city life exceeds the dreams of the
founders of the Government; when
the iiic vi BUSINESS 10 lN"u ~ W
wealth. ahu "heh 'as' ase.ee a.'on' y.
capi'ai ou'run 'ic mag maui" 4" '"0''
unaer,aNi,igS A..
WIN tn's as an iho,ueh' VI 'Ae
poiit'cai an" sooi", ,e'u''' " =. -
me anu c."ss "ea,'u, no ~ "ss'
the poverty wre'.'euno'' anu ""'
huneraoeu "N y, inc .ro"1eu my
cohs'a"''S "
ions upon wa''n VIC VS. ...o
n,,.s,,;,s - 1870 NJ sut,icsant chacL
- .n.uo,,sn, H. s.os Tho force n,
| Couornnon, sxac,ions as tho cause NJ
,ho oons,on,,v widening gulf between
| Ioo,. "a .mnIoyaJ With its
1 80 N $40 of apa rart. rich class Uit n
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| be tho carefnliv restricted creatures of
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par,nersbip with II n small but power
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