The sun., 1901-09-21

ne sun SUGGESTION because he SuW /
and recognized a reasonable probability |
of 'conuemnaton of the Regular Re |
publicans for refusal to support Adj
dicks" This anticipation of public con-
,lemnation is not only clear confession
of guilt, but developes the fact that this
organ grinder recognizes the relation be-
tween the political outlawry that de-
stroys State governments, and nullities
the National Constitution, and the an
archy which assaSsinates Presidents.
We do not wonder ut this recognition,
nor do we wonder ut the fear the recog-
milton arouses. From one end Of this
broad land to the other, from the pulpit,
the press, from judges on the bench,
from lawyers at the bar, from trade or
ganizationS of every description. from
religious orders and political clubs. and
| from individuals representing every walk
in life, has come wrathful condemnation
| OF the very methods hy which the Anti
| Adtlickstes of Delaware have sought
to prevent the election Of Republican,
! United States Senators from this State.
II Il agreed that the misuse Of the free
dom of the press III the abuse of public
men, the assassination of character ami
the murder Of reputation. is accountable
for the assassination of the President Of
the United States. In no State of the
| I'niun has this abuse Of the freedom Of
the press been more, vicious or more
destructive. There is no rpithct which
il dared uSc no accusation it dared IL
nake-no slander absurd or foul-tlEt
he .Anti-Ad,licksite press Of this State
has not applied to Mr.. AddiekS and t,
Union Republicans. The object of this
has been to excite diStrnst envy and
hatred. The result of it has been thC
creation of the most lmentlhle political
condition. Not only have Union Re
hut the ltii,cri OF the State from H.,
Governor down. wherever there was
/ manifestation Of respect fo1 Union Re
, ubicam sentiment for the sentiment o
. thrre-tourths Of The Republican party
the party that has for forty years hcrl
. almost hopecssly combating politica
!, corruption and misrulr-the official maS
), ing il has been abused and insultrd: hi
+, authority has been disputed and his OIL
i'll ana personal integrity has been rs
!. sailed. Even the courts haze been "
!, sailed and their decisions condemned
a courts aSquittal-two acuuittal> Oh h
. same charge-amountS to nothing wit
X hcSe Arti-.Addicks Slandcrers. Only
4 ay ur two ago thu paper to which We I,
Il N. in the introductory of this article
, made general charge that there are i
!. reputable ami honest Union Republican
!, .rvat body &c honest. honorable wcrl
I iugmcn Of tie city wlo anlintc with I'll
"a Union Republican party aS dishonest an
. airnpt i'll politics ana within the sam
i time that paper has grossly inSulted
!, member OF the legislature ana the jud
!. iaiy If thc State hy Il snecling ANA Ill
~ respectful reference to the acquittal.
II two trials, of that member of the lpgi
. atnre Of tlumred zip charges, 10 proy
t, yhieh the Anti-.\ddicksitcS lahored
/, vain for nearly two years. 10 have II
(, pult dismiss thcir ease With the dec
/. inn that ihc testimony adduccl ";
/, at worth considering. ana that ~.
Il aght never to have come before II
Mn ,rurt, Moreover, .Anti-Addicksism b.
= arll il Ia NJ criminal to rrhnkc this pr
y 'r~s NJ yituprratve opposition to III
H. nj nl!ri ~ saving that il lei 10 mn
", lrr
4, Ii \ thr promoter of these dsgracrf
il nl destructive political processes, Il
KY '"fcuder If thu l>poilcr~ or tho Stat
N, rit fears thr crnsrre NJ public apini,
i meetings held t. express sorrow f
VI assassination n President MrIIiulp
II, nl for the expression IF hatred for 4
N rrhy Evening journal objects u su
III 4retingS and suggests that they mig
NJ, r>ult in thc Condemnation Of Rreul
". republicans fir refusal 10 support 4
N. 'iebS"
N. Ilrrc i is that Anti Aijlicl,i~m 9,
n .es~r> il, relation u anarchy. "
ltfinkc trom III" cruSnrr 81 public Nj
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