The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-07-26
UNITED AGAINST 1T.
The Force Bill rs Described and
Denounced BY Democratic
State Conventions.

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Alabams-A usurpatiou of power
unwsIraot.d by the constitution.
Arkansas -UnaltersbIy opposed to
it,.
Csiifornis-Denounced and con-
demned. Despotic and centralizing
in its tendencies, dangerous to the lib
erty, peace and prosperity Of the peo-
pie and contraventi'n Of the princi-
pies of free government as bequesthed
to US by the trainers Of our constitu-
tim.
Colorado measure intended to
perpetua'e one party in power, re-
gsrdless Of the expression Of the pub
lie will.
Cnnnecticut-A dangerous and re.
v"lu' ionary measure. begotten in par
'isan desperation 10 perpetus:e the
power Of the republican party.
Dslaware-A menace and insult of
DavOnete AZ the polls.
Florida-Unjust, partisan, iniqui-
tOus
Idaho "A menace to freedom. cal.
culsted to create discord aud discon-
tent between the sections of the coun-
try in the interest of partisan rather
than the public benefit.
Indisns-It strikes down home rule
and local se!f-government fosters
sec'ionalism aud b.yonet rule; out
RACES the traditions OF Q century BY
giving life tenure to partisan return
ing bOards involves the unnecessary
expenditure of millions of the peoples
money.
Iowa-A menace to freedom and
purity to elections
Kansas-The creature of republican
necessity, q legitimate offspring Of the
party which fiIched q president and
whose leaders are willing to sacrifice
tor place and power the liberties of
their fellow-citizens.
Kentucky-Upjust, iniquitous and
partisan.
Maine-It takes the ballot box from
The people and gives it to returning
boards. With one voice We denounce
il.
Maryland-A notorious bill which
The republican party will certainly
renew the attempt to enact if continu-
ID in power.
Masssc husetts "A radical innova-
ion and q dangerous step toward
Michigan-It strikes down home
rule and local government where
every interest OF the people invites to
peace, fraternity and unity. An in
'trument Of oppression and c0rrup-
ion.
Minnesota The attempt to enact
INTO law moDstrous proposals. for over
urniDg the electoral laws of the
everal states.
Missouri-An assumption of power
by the Constitution and
IN arbitrary attempt to encroach upon
he rights Of the several states.
Nebraska-An attempt to revive
ectional issues.
New Hampshire-We denounce the
Of it rs enemies Of their
Ountry and practical disnnionists.
New York No Capitalization.
Nevada-Dangerous to liberty.
'sace and prosperity Of The people;
evolutionary in its nature and Pur-
'Ose.
North Carolina "A bill to subvert
he wishes OF our people and influence
ace anita .onism aud sectional animOs-
y.
Ohio-A measure to abridge the es-
ablished rights OF the citizens. It
Iould surround the ballot box with
rmed hileliogs and give power to
ayOnets ins'ead of ballots.
Pennsylvania-A law designed to
xcite race war.
Rhode IsIand-A threatening dan
er.
South CarClina-A bill to establish
lpremscy of ignorance over intelli-
ence in the southern states.
Tennessee-A bill designed to en-
ender q conflict between the races of
be sOuIh.
Vermont-Unjust, contrary to the
brit Of the constitution, and prompt
! by . spirit of the meanest partisan
zip.
Texas-We condemn all the recent
by the Federal judic-
~ upon the powers Of the state.
West Virginia-A most iniquitOus
'ntrivance Of partisan legislation,
,patrlotic in principle. unconstitu-
onal in detail, and malicious in pur-
zee.
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