The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-11-01
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE
Is IT TRBASON
m. Menace to American Installations "na
to Civilization.

already "a speclheu ohehoee $50 -
States for which the prescr'oeu -
death. Treason STANDS nrs' Hhons rs 80.
should do, Ana what Is lre"so"' 80
ing war against the oni'eu 9.a'ee :,
10 their enemies, giving them a,u anu ~
Large as 1t is ALREADY la. 1 "ouHu' ~. ~
another TO the list OF ooehceS mus pu".sneu' "
include any person who' py 'nnah.ns'v.y '.u
ruage and sectional denupo'h''on' k'hu'es 'ne
hatreds OF the people anu elraSSou WIN" ~
the Union In hostiUty aRa'ns' no'ho
IL the moral turp'tuae any srs"'of' '" ~
stance. In q soldier VINO 'osses 'r' i"oAe ~
shungry picket withlh the iihes .. y eno.ay
than In q PFesidehti"i cAhu'ua'o'k ~ = ."'
arts Of persuasive ore'ory ana enemen uo"un-
citation, to create feroe'ous natrees enont 'n'
people who. II lot alone "ouiu DO oouno com
mon friendship Every a''ehps ' " tn'' "
array one CLASS agaihet aho'nor' u eaip'oyeu
against the employer 'he poor "ss'he' u r,on'
In q republic IKE ours, deserves .ho oAse's''oh
Of Inankind. snoh attempts canhot iA'i 70 pro-
woke bitter resehtrhen's "nu ie"u
BILE differences that may ui''na"'ei' of'"N o''
in open conflict.
How can the very onleels cohtehpiH.eu o'
our Constitution, VIE, tho ihsuranee Oh uo
nestle tranquility the prono''on o. 'he
general we'tare, anu mo'o perLoo'
Union be maintained WINS suoh nro'
brands remain une1tiheuiShea II .here
Is any greater menace 10 THESE eaerea oo'eete'
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=, ts,..a i,,o IN. h..rts ~ tho naomi. n.
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oan,.nrn,..s ~ Oh. .r,na c.r ,T.c,
90 -. .s.,.., -, 81.
n.ii,. 4. d;rsc,sd vhi,s In the latter the entire
voting nonr,a,!on nj the country ia involved.
onlv once before has n Presidential campaign
heen conducted nv either candidate nv a studied
at.enp, Ia array brother against brother and
s.ction aeainst section. and that attempt bore
its legitimate frui. and crinsoued the land with
N. Mood ~ frntsrnal n naiot.
II IA not my uurpose to discuss whether the
problems of government can be hes, determined
he emo,ion,l ,mpplse r,,hcr than he n calm
and dispessionate consideration OF the princi-
Piles involved. but q publicist would find much
to interest him in an examination OF the sub
iect Nor will comment on other danue-oua
features of the plntform such AZ the attenpt to
a.,,ro, Oh. n,o,..,io, -. .n,,v ,,d.r ,ha
o,...s -, 81, IN -. -.
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- ~'sN ""u "'"o,eu
our Hoe.'es' the A'.enpt 10 ''o'A'e inc oois@-
ton and sancuty OF existing contracts, and 10
restrict the freedom OF private contract.
The Chicago platform lnveighs against gov
ernmen, nv inipn,,ion" and so-,.,lad in,.r-
ference OF nationei authority Ia the local auairs
OF the States. EVER ooay uHaerstaaos that
"nat IL reterred 10 Is the Ch'caeo riots. NOW.
ior one pseiera government oy Injunction
70 eenaece OF o." government oy a no"ilne
and trenzisd moo' encouraged anu ied on oy the
hosiss Io'c0 = $500. ~ o'leetot
esets w :" s.".s - eu sne man
ensn'e = y. ~
VA p'ope..'' y. HsHs. uHS
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din,sr 80 s.ior.,,. .hnnid con,roi IN Oh.
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Il no, have h..n b.c,mino IN sav IN. lea., in
the Executive OF Illinois. when II was anparenr
tba, he was mani. 70 cone with m. mob. N
welcome aid from any soprca which would bav.
AFFORDED os.i.,ance In doing 40, Hs made mo-
suoh att.mn, but nm The contrary ,trsnporslv
objected 70 the coSperatton of Federal authority.