The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-07-29
Star
UNITED AGAINST 1T.


er unwarranted by the conslitu-
non.
A kansas - Unallerably oppos.
Ell IN ii.
acknowledgements ard CON
demneG. Despo,ic and cenlr,Iiz
ing in lis tendencies, dangerous 10
The liberty, peace and prosperity
Of the people, and a conlraventiOn
tfthe principles of free govern
menl As b%equeathed 10 us by the
trainers Of the constitution.
Colorado a measure intended
10 perpeiuaie one patty in power,
regardless of the expression OF the
public will.
Connecticut-A dangerous and
revolutionary measure, hego,len
in partisan desperation, to ptrpet
uate lie power Of The Republican
l.arly.
Delaware-A menace and insult
of bayOnels at the polls.
Florida-Urjust, partisan, inl-
qni'OnS.
Idaho-A menace 10 freedom.
calculated TO create discord, and
discomfort. between the sections OF
the country IN the interest OF par
iisan, rather than Of public benefit.
Indiana-It strikes down home
rule and local self government ;
fosters seciIonalism, and bayonet
rule Ouirages the traditions of IA
century by giving life tenure to
partisan returning boards; i'll
wolves the unnecessary eXpendi.
ture Of millions OF the pcoples's
money.
Iowa-A menace TO freedom and
purity of elections.
Kansas-The crealur- OF Repub-
lean necessity, a legitimate out.
spring of the party which flched
president, and whose leaders are
willing TO sacrifice Tor place and
power The liberties of their fellow.
citizens.
Kentucky - Unjust, iniqIilous
and partisan.
Maine-lt lakes the ballot box
from the people and gives it To re-.
turning boards. With one voice
we denounce it.
Maryland A notorious bill
which the Republican patty will
certainly renew the attempt 10
enact if continued in power.
Mas ,Achrs lls-A radical limo,
walton and a dangerous step to,
ward Capitalization.
Michigan-It strikes down home
rule and local government where
every interest Of the people invites
10 peace, fraternity and unity. An
instrument Of oppression and cor,
rupIion.
Minnesota-The attempt to Ell,
act into law monslrons proposals
for overturning the electoral laws
of The several States.
Missouri - An assumption of
power unwarranled by The cOnsti.
tuition and an arbitrary attempt to
encroach upon The rights Vi the
several States.
Nebraska-An attempt 10 revive
sectional issues.
New Hamp, hlre-We lenounre
the promoters OF ii as enemies OF
the country and practical disunion-
list.
New York-No Capitalization.
Acknowledgements Il lhe liber-
ty, peace and prosperity Of the
people revolutionary IN its nature
and purpose.
North Carolina--A bill TO sub.
vert the wishes Of our people and
influence race antagonism and sec.
liOnal %animosity.
OhiO--A measure TO abridge the
established rights of the citizens.
1t would surround the ballot box
with armed hireIings and give the
power to biyonets instead Of bal
lois.
Pennsylvania-A law de,lgncd
10 excite IA race war.
Rhode Island "A threatening
danger.
South Carolina-A bill TO cslab.
lish the supremacy Of ignorance
over intelligence in The Southern
States.
Tennessee-A bin designed to
cngender a conflict between the
races OF the South.
Vermont Unjust, contrary 10
the spirit OF the constitution, and
prompted by a spirit OF the mean
est pariisanShip.
TeXas-We condemn all The re.
cent encrOachments by The FEEDER
al judiciary upon the powers Of
the State.
West Virginia-A most iniqui.
tous conIrivance of partisan legis.
lation, unpatriolic in principle,
unconstitutional IN detail, and ma.
llclous IN purpose.
Wisconsin--An endeavor to
make political power self,pAlpeiu.
atlng by placing Congress directly
under Republican control.
Wyoming-We are opposed to
any law that implies a suspicion
OF patriotism, and We denounce
the Republican party for a bill
whose effect will be to destroy re-
publican yoyernment hv usnrninp