The Democratic Watchman.
E E N E, PA
ISAAC BUYS A POOL!
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Hannah • My homeward Journey was delayed
at Buffalo,
Whose people were profoundly stirred eon
cernlng a Horse-show ,
And being, as thee knows, a great admirer of
good breeds.
I went to the concourse of limb valuable
Meade.
The 1414 lot of ten boraem was brought forth,
when I got there,
In gigs,—so frail each seemed like n deliimion
and a mnare—
Beatrode by drlvera—meet foolhardy, es It
seemed to me,—
Who drove like Jelin eon of Isimshl, even fu•
rlously I
I plekod the beet among them, in the twink
ling of en eye,
And—winhing that 1 could atVord that noble
mare to buy—
'a I turned, and to I before me I beheld n noisy
Crew
Thronging n tent, where one was Belling
home at vendee
Ho mentioned several horn°. sold already.
"in the peel"
I did not ask what "'mole" were, lent I might
be doomed a fool,
Much ignorance a silent tongue will frequent
ly disguine,
And even "a fool that holdoth his peace is
counted wipe,"
The favorite being yet tinPnl , l. 1 thought 1
would he 'quart
And hid a hundred dolltpe 'eye nom° other
got the marl,
It wax not near her nitric, yet the words
were neareely void.
Before that rapid auctioneer •oelferalod
"Mold I"
"What horse 1" asked he "That sorrel mare"
said I "and here's thy !my,"
He took It and returned 10 me a bill of saki
straightway,
My soul was swelled with rapture, yea, ex
ailed was my horn,
ht thought of chread horse-denters so egre
giously shore
I thought how friend Joh. I)ean would eorel
my new ware! mare,
A. our old earry-alt I.llppeit by lien, on the
thoroughfare
And verily I chuckled Inwardly, enough to
-ttat"
With think lug how noose leorld's people WOlll6l
ham to take our divot
My Illltntrige were dt.torbed by elle., 01
The recoco ing There , "
And the whole drone rli-hod by, pelf melt,
led by my NOM.' Mare,
Away they went, anal when I soaked "Where
fore tli a reek lean intro
' Why, Shad m" replied a byammier, "'TM the
three-maturate rain.'
"Anil le thin race (or nn ntey 4011'11. II I
is," said he
"Nay then, as fin Ult. sorr. I roar.• . 1/111(1
•hall toil h.•"
Anti burning stilt iinpntienee, when they
rattle .01111414(1.111.
1 •rode up to the eorrel noire and oeir..ul tier
by dm rein.
They fiercely cursed, and pushed me violently
to and fro,
Which qlliekly e/lIIMPIi the ials of my wrath
to overflow
And, Rh ...ling up my lot. With any suspender%
I went In
To get the sorrel mare or else chastise those
111..11 Orrin '
Up ro.lied two n, rout 'cis with clubn, and
LLh one veqt.e.l me by 11.
Sllol,lder, anti Invited me to vi.nt Itlw•k
Slam!
"I know no eolore.l frolitle named Maro, -
replied ,
But they premed me with an urgency that
w.oild not be dented
let rafter all I 411.1 not ace that fertmle, ,lark
and richly,
A1t110..0. they 1.1.10 t Me all the afternoon In
her •elaele
Th, i m y i n n till*. 10 find my 1111‘,, 1111 i at in
FlinirlJVl
It 1% uypolettitk tout.. , WIN to Kee k tier
high AID! lux.
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My 101 l •.f.lllO tint w tining
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111.1 twit nndn ddNixr \• tli) I
rpprllyd"
int Priiiiitirtit eit, it .«r•rrM
MEM
~I'h;l?I'll lIF
HON. WILLIAM A. WALLACE
The Iniquities Radicalism
SPATE FIN A NCEA DISCUSSED
EVANS 1.1 1' I 1.1•..1( )II
The Infamous Registry Low
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01. CAIIIIIIII I come 10
till 11/ 1110i1 Hllll my heartiest thanks
10.1 only fur your present ratification
11l my /11.11.1/ 4111 , 1 the hence nn
1.111111 r•elneiit 111 my film career,
hut al-44 for the unity and vigur ul
‘I/111 -iippurt at Illy elllrllllCe mit, 14,
1111,111 11le 1110 e tears ago, and I shall
he 1,41111101 h In 111,r•ell Mid 10 1111 that
men hold dear aml sacred, it I shall
eier betray the trust and confidence
11.4,e things et ince You and the
11l I;icarlield have Mali} inter
44ds II common ; many it the streams
that and their simrre here, traverse in
greater strength the county 4)1 lily
home, and in their annual liesliets
hear to market the products 11l your
lore-Ir 11101 nl tars. tilde by side the
sourly lumbermen of both navigate
their crafts with skill among, the natu
ral Impeolimerelm and arlitivial okutrue
inon+ that a miAaken slate policy 11/1M
allowed 10 remain and has permitted
to steels:inflate and render hazardous
the conduct of a business the annual
t Hine whereof tar exceeds the much
isniated iron wealth or the State; the
elope, 11l the Alleghenies and their
both in your county and in
our. , , teem with buried wealth, and
hundreds id bus) tuners grapple wan
iiatt,re in the recesses of the
mine, exposed to danger and to death,
in the effort to bring it to the light.
In the pursuit of their laborious call
ing, this class of your people and of
ours sufler common deprivations, en
dure common dangers and eke out a
like precarious existence. The raw
material betided beneath the surface is
valueless without their aid, and an e„n•
lightened publ icpolies, as well atCthe
interests of the employer, demand that
the business shall be fostered and
those who conduct it protected from
danger and from death. In advancing
and inaintaitimg the good of these two
gran interests, Common to the whole
of our people, I have been and alkali
pe earliest and watchful, and in the et
fort to advance every material interest
in the district, 1 trust:ever to be found
vtgdant and faithful. The first duty
or a representative Is to hie own con
stituents, to advance their good, to
protect them from ill. I now turn to
the husineSs of the hour.
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We charge upon the rx.publi earl or
ganization repeated violations 'ot its
plighted faith, wanton disregard of the
official oaths of its rulers, abuse of
power in defiance of the constitution,
destruction of the elementary prim
plea of republican government in th e
enactment of oppressive laws and 2n
pritettcal administration; invasion of
the rights of the state and the people ;
unnecessary oppression in the imposi
tion of the public burdens; reckless
extravagance to govermental expend'
lure and nepotism, negroiqm, immor
ality and corruption in the daily rou
tine of civil administratum. All of
the surplus earnings of the people are
wrung from them by the annual ex
penditure of over .S-100,1X10,0(X), when
the sum of $250,000,000 is sufficient to
conduct the government, pay all its
pensions and interest and reduce the
debt annually at least $30,0001X/0. In
this enormous expenditure and in the
high rate of interest paid upon, the
public debt i n I . ollflde "the fruitful
source of hard time«, indivnitlo.l in
debtednesti and personal bankruptcy."
Hordes of unnecessary officials and
ongs of corrupt and reckless men in
fest every department of the federal
government and swarm at all Its seats
of power, and these gangs of plunder
ers are made rich by the enormous
MIMa of money taken annually from
the hand of labor.
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At the entrance into this campaign
these great questione 01 governmental
policy might well receive calm consol
erathni and close scrittint , Lit lar
overshadowing three, and above and
beyond every question of mere adminite
traitor!, itt Trio VITAL ISSUE or Tile LINE
Oe DeAvil Or RISIMIIIM Ail IN4TITUTIONS.
Tid - e r Important and emsential propose
110, now formally presented to the
American people in the deliberate en
tic:intent (.1 the ku k lux and bayonet
lle them a government of law
Is destroyed and a tyranny IN en.
throned ; It government of force is et&
stittited for the reign of the people,
iirlatorial power is rested or one man
rind the civil power is subordinated to
that of the bayonet. These infainolin
laws are practically the dtstrliction of
Meal pelf government, and their mis•
chievone tentlenc len and dangerous
powers are themes that should arouse
the ii-dor and umpire the eloquence of
every lover of free inatitutione. If the
people endoree them, they sound the
death knell of their own libertielt.
The ultimate design and present
purpose of these outrageous laws is
the election of Grant in 1872 Force
and trend under the forms of unconsti•
tutional enactments, and the unscru
pulous Ilhe of the bayonet, if need be,
are the means to 6e entlAnyVil In the
coming coolest, and it the people of
the north to these elections shall not
emphatically repudiate 11,,e 1/11111111,111H
lice presider dial rooted of 1872
w i ll be settled I,v blond KIIVA and car
nage "Forewarned is forearmed
A cli q ue of corrupt men control
cur state goverment, manage and
Control the finances of the common
wealth and rem her treasury in their
owo intert.t mot to the grritt prtpolit
of Ow people..
%%111 RI I , rill ti , o•l 1
liciff , .l., ( ou, ter
With, the len , ear , ienilinv
her I, than Plitt mignon
do la, hiusi into th • treasonl.l
the 111 Il wriinv by taxa
Uun Ingo rhr V:lrfilllgl4 1,1 the people,
44 111141 the 41111 e debt tt 121V11, on , 1 . C1 . 1111
her 1. 1801 war , lea than thirty
on December I, IS7O,
at oser thirty one millions. Seven
debt, tuts been 141111 and
more than c.trtv three millions remain
to hr 114•4•01111 , 141 for. lteelsleas expen
diture, extrataganee in administration
and misappropriation of assetill are the
several I. ads under which this money
van he fume; It la for those in pow
er tAI 141104.1 04 ft 11 hands (0 the people,
Or vacate their places,
fn Illie emilest it IS our bueinena to
rlonely 1,11 , 1 the doings of the men in
power. I,el ns see in what they have
been
I,TIIO. OF OATIIM, IJIMAPPLO A NON
This issue directly the
management of the shale final. em. It
,our auditor general's office be watch
vigilant and pure, it is a check up
on every department of the govern
meal, amt a perfect safeguard against.
petty stealing, embezzlement or rob
fiery. In its mire admit' istrat ion
alone can the people find protec
tion for their treasure and speedy
paprient or the state debt. II the
people place the control of this depart
meta in the hands of a weak or cor
mid man, or give the ,amt revers lies 01
the commonwealth into the keenmg of
one who from personal pderest or po
1111(1I sy pat 1.1 eer ye. tint ob e y,. (Mu se
who make the treasnli n untrue 01
profit and of power, ILr will lii the
mad of the pre4mit hour recur
in rapid PlleCetll4loll tit ern integrity,
watchful vigilance, fidelity of the for
hest character and implicit obedience
to the law as written should character
ire the incumbent of this important
place. We charge that some of these
vital qualifications have been found
wanting in those who now iminage
and control our finances. We charge
that the republican candidate for this
office is connected, by [personal inter
est nod political sympathy, with that
ring of the republican party that runs
the state treasury and mismanages its
finances.
We charge that those who adminis
ter the flnances of the etate and audit
its accounts have broken their oaths
to support the constitution, have vio
lated a plain statute and have misap
plied the assets of the commonwealth
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These are grave'.charges. Let us
see the proofs. Under Lite last- demo
cratic stale administration, the 00Poti•
tution was amended by a trOeisiOn
that looked to the gradual but ackalli
payment of the state debt; by the con•
stitution Mesit a certain asSete and rev
enues belonging to the state were de
voted to that purpose, and it ordered
the legislature of 1858 to select and
apply other resources to the same itm
portant end; and the' conntitutton in
section 4of article Xl. expressly or
dered that none of these resources
should be used ur applied otherwise
than in extinguishment of . the public
debt, until it was reduced below five
millions if dollars. The legislature of
1858 did designate these resources, and
tinder these provisions all of the motl
ey arising front the proceeds of the sale
of the public works, heir net annual
income, the income or proceeds of
stocks owned by the state, all license
fees, collateral inheritance taxes, taxes
on bank charters and dividends, on
corporations, On auction cominissimis
and entries, on writs, etc , ohs public
offices, on foreign insurance agencies,
on enrollment of laws, on pamphlet
laws, on tonne of money at interest, on
tonnage pistil by radroads,all tines and
forfeitures, revenues from hinds, es-
Cheats, Accrued interest, refunded cash,
and gills to the state, was to be inviol
ably applied to payment of the state
debt. The auditor generill tool the
state treasurer each s\tt .t, - iito lie
will support the constitution of this
comi»onwestrili That onili required
them to apple all these toones to the
payment of the debt. Have they done
so? This can hest he settled by ex
allotting their own reports al d newer
taming what they have received from
these resources and what they have
paid upon the state debt.
Taking up the live fiscal years that
commenced December I, 1865, and
ended November 30, 1870, we find,
flint in the year ending November:ol
1866, they received from these sources
the such of $3,757,746 ; in 18t17, the
sum of $3,645,017 ; ui 1868, the sum
of $3,423.564 ; m 1869, the RIM , of
5(4,560 in 18711, $3,881,0114. Total
received in live years, $18,271,911,
every dollar of which, under their of
ticiitl oaths, should liaise been applied
to payment of the slate debt.
iI am this money beet' typheil?
in Dee I. IR.', the whole dept wax 1.17,4711 .2.49
4, 0 I 1,•,• I, I P7o, II vt
Who!. 414.101 inthlsll,344 1.17
In, r. si !mid on 111.. debt
.11111ng limn.. 3 VIII, Was,
111 lA.. .51,W12,111l
In 1867 2,2n7,111.1
In I mi.ri 1.974.690
In I niVi 1,P01',.2.1.1
In 1,4711 . I /41.1,ti1l
I °tat Interest paid
Whole dell nod 'Were.' plod $l, L',l,/x'l
V. hole 00..e1el r.+4 al to pity 10 111 i were 1N.:71,1/11
Leaving a t,Ylunee o I 31,017 4:•!
111 violation Of law, 01 the con
alitotion and ul ollit•Ial oittlia, host•
liven wrested trim' their
pOhe and OtherWlme thlrol4l,l oI
'niche facts cannot be denied, tool
thee tietnottstrate the llght ettlootlerat
lion that It rettohliettri official places+
upon his oat 1. of °thee. If 10 thee'.
tignres we add the if ... 4;117,1MM) the , re
eel,etl from the general government or
18(1.'1, w loch shookd have gille to pa)
went of die elate dela (for the milli.'
ry Moen IS MCIIIII.II 1 , 1 the ligonett I
case.) and i;et'ilt, INK) for the one per
ce id, intere.t the added upon the
!-,(100,000 p. , 1 a per t ent. loan, ens
, darine the three
INII9 and IS7O, and the
1.! I I.llllle, St. 11 , 1.1 that
. -I 11.. di I.( lint'l• 10 I'l rc.lll,
10 ex"l belt loelllonn
mule than it the plait, pollee of
tiotett.lotet.l IS:t7 had Is en ear
I •l•
1 / 111 in pri,, I. 10 1111 11111
1 i,lli
I' 1111 ”1111 1111.1
1111 "411.1 lelll 10 11 of hurt
1 1111.1
1 1 i.te 1,1 and figure» ut e
tl l e 51111.1...•
I'pou Ihr IMO! wlin 100%
haltellll and I . Trel/11%e lintOrio, 01 the
S l a t e goo ernlioOil we clotr.jt ruttier
wanton neglect 4if !Iwo. ',lilt utl Jour-,
Ur Corrupt rolillivnio, 111 t ,,l wii i e
went of the polite toone)w. II elf her
lot-01...11m0 lus•jitro, !het Uri' 111.111 10
till the places t6ry liul.l, and they stud
those they seek 10 plu•r 111 powrl
should he repudiated by Itll outraged
"h U m ;291,1)00."
I . llle Evatot doh to too recent awl too
plain in its glaring deprat ity lu need
detailed explanation That 1' . 2.91,11011
of the lieitple . 4 money are 111)W 'U1 4 11111%1 .
been lor month.. ptt,d. In the 11111.14 of
VI 01 pat titer
ht ntL, Or it the of [he, ittlici tt l.ir
Ilient, , elvett, it , it Ittel (had tney du not
atlettipt to deny That they relit,. 10
111•COIIIIE lOr or live it Over in eiptadly
clear. tilt regal right or chum or
01 claim evirin 101 111114 IN gen
tally admitted. That 1111111 tvithin
tlitt Inualhti menhir Ott Plate trettottirt I,
the auditor general nor the govern
'new attempted to secu re th e iniffiey to
the treitmary it tiodentable and in not
denied
CH 11 /1,11% ;f11:1 reason he eivt ' qi 1.. r
Ilie ul.nulule poleme gen
the HI:Ile Ire:1411(er, Illr lour
~nn, in regard to the doings of I tun
1111111 L anus, H , llOlll Ihet Hlel !heir po
lineal associates entrusted with power
over millions of the molter 111 n he Iwo
pie? Why wan he out (tiled to settle
:lIH HAICIII/lIIH long since in the office of
the auditor general? Why has the
state treasurer been HI/ lenient with
this large public debtor? Are they Ile
Int. Job, or are they sun ply liieompe
lent or their places? Why Is It Ilia'
vitt! ptorean is In-Heil, %VIIII lardy and
leisure like aim rity, and the debt",
warned belore the process Irnrhen I he
sheets ? Why is such it prie Sc. I .;"
nt 1411 Iti II HIM Hie elate tient
lad hint to Dike 'lie taimolvelit INNei 1111
she pity the costs? Is II 111/11, leo the
iedione winding of 'tile law ' a lit 3
pia.llv opinion ttlay be blunted 11111
dolled Ly Inpee of time and the debtor
, ell4l 114/111 gie rive?
Is 1 11111 the . 1411014,, sharp and deri•
sive ' remedy of a Warrma and. 111111 et
ment for the palpable crime would dis
close to,the wronged people the names
and, places of those who have shared
the plunder and who planned the rob
bery? Why is the man who bits told
the people of the wrong done them re•
moved from the place tbht earns a
livelihood for h i insel I* and family 7 If
his statement be false, confront hint
with the criminal anti proye him what
your (inwardly attach upon tom as'
Bern , to he. The truth is patent;
the job complete; the ring has robbed
the treasury, and four year's silence
and tardy and ineffectual action when
pressed to the wall, demonstrate that
the financial officers of the state are
either deep in the plot, neglectful of
their plain duties, or incompetent fir
their places. They will lie equally
comfortable^in either horn of the (b
-un lemma.
Are these the men possessed of
stern integrity, watchful vigilance,
faithful to their trust and obedient to
law, to whom we have entrusted the
finances of the state? Can it be that
the people design to place in the de.
partment that passes and finally ad
judientes their own financial transac
tions, the pet, protege and nominee of
these men ? Who does not know, a ho
so blind as riot to see the groan out
rages upon the people that such acorn
lunation can, and; judging by the past,
will perpetrate? Stanton is the noun
nee nl the ring that runs the treasury,
of the men who misapply the assets
of the wale, who aid and abet embez
zlement and wrong upon the people.
Elect hire and you initiate a carni
val of Claud, an era of corruption,such
lIH flits commonwealth Ilan never seen.
The control of vast financial resources,
without direct accountability, places
your seats of boner and of trust within
the grasp of the very men aho have
already dishonored our stale, dictated
the nominations of governors and sen
ators, and, with the money of the peo
ple, controlled elections, by contribu
ting to wholesale fraud therein, by de
bauching nod manipulating election
officers and by the foulest means main
laming nu I perpetuating their own
power.
, IQAVnO at 6 (JAIN ?
In the success of the democracy we
find the solution of two quantities of
grate ittitairtittice; the repeal of that
practical denial of the capacity of the
people of Philadelphia for cell govern
'lseult, embodied in the regoitr% law lor
that city, and the settlement of a COI,
gressional at poriottiment Just to Loth
',aril,' and equitable in all its detntis,
lie-ides these, we win the vantage
ground for the great battle of 1872, in
which we choose a governor and a
President. Victorious now, we are in
spired with courage find with hope ;
the battle will he easily won against
a despondent and demoralized foe , de
tented now, %NV lace all uphill contest
with the prestige of success against UN.
I 1441,e,11( plllllllt , ion all thinking linen
recoimite the truth 4,1 !he,e practical
propoolions, and I 1.1•1.1 s to arouse tun
io e.iriiiititess, to energy, to deiertnin
work to will this light
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‘oi 11 E I.4VEHN 0E1041.1.vf r 4 ? -TIIE lIE
or TIIV. 11,1ERWAN PHINCIEI M.—
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The registry law tinder which you
tide commits 110 l\ 1',111,4 upon your
people, tit leaven to yt n the tree choice
tour elefition officers in the
114 , 11 tilt win usage and familiar statutes
point out The people with the ballot
select their judges and inspector of
ions, the party that preponderates
i. if Irbil It the feWer nn
it. lii 1111 . 111111 ,, 1111 upon the
hoard This has 1"01111. t,t I e recogni
zed as a Iniclain ilege ftwong
its, and Ito Ltol would
ill/ 11, t would ;like
trion them the 1,, 1 , iiiiifose these
°nicer., arid tie n foticient nejise of
Justice grants if., minority their
plain right of it pr. sentation upon
these boards. ' lll, 1- not the law 111
the great coy of Philadelphia, The
people there hay, 11 , 1 right to vote for
electiOn officers Thet are &mint!)
closed, and their potter i.. vented in it
Ward of aldermen elected for an en -
Wel) iliflerent plurpll..l . //ere 1111 . pro
pie elect the assessors and they make
init the registry list and Wiwe upon it
the names oh the toter. floss the
board of aldermen appoint the 1111 . 11 to
make out the ftglnlrY 11P.11. , and invari
ably appoint two Itepublicans tel one
Democrat. itch the .11 . 111111•I'll114 I'll'o
It democratic assessor inn it dennwrat
district. There the board appoint two
Itepialilican. and 1/111, Democrat ti
ere, i/ , 11,.11111, 1. 11i11111 . 1 Itelmloll, 1111 ~ 1
1 ) 14111/Cr/Me, and the 111/Ip/I'lly ri/1111,11.
rli , ll•r the 1 111111111111 td corrupt 1111.1
desperate men thin power has grown
to be 14 11MAt fruitful source of impart
ty m the elections of Philadelphia
NI en are appointed its can vassers Whit
know no law and recognize no H3eititiii
of morals but the success °I their pant
and Ilse attainment of their own he'll.'
ends 'tin] t hone of theii designing lead
era. They without heintation ntrike
from the registry lists the name• of
voters who 'ISO 11111 y 1111/4111k11, /411 , 1101,1
thereto I.lll' 113 1 / I CS 111 111.11.11. who Bate
tin SIIIIIIIIW of right hi Nllll'.
No Irv( potent rxists hi prevent
(hear tofitinous owls.
Here, m u (IVlllol . llltle dititril
elect the judge and one of the iiimph•
tors, and the republicans elect the
other. There, the hoard of aldermen
select the election officers in every ills
trit t, and Invariably choose the nom
who do the bidding and suit the mir
poses of the reptililican tit the
boards, and in the selection of
the huar.l of nide:men pike , 1..
care to choose HMI ;ill4l
republic:nos who will do the biddtne of
their party Irinutitt and almost in vane
id, select Illiterate, weak or con mitt
ble men as democratic election °divers.
By the election of shrewd and tinsera •
[allots men upon one side and 01 111
competent or corruptible men upon the
other tie door to fraud slnl tt rim! !-
widely opened find the pont%
ballot in !merle I. Sii, 1„ •
luny emlii• 11l he Ih, l.ice u, Ike cllt 1 , 1
Philadelphia, mid the voice Oilier Imo
pie is stifled by the wilesand atachipm
Lions of lawless,men, acting under p,)e
forms of an unjust statute. Canyon;
lists are •doctored tr, ballot boxes are
Stittled ; returns are hi tared ' forged rind
manipulated, and fraud and violence
in their worst (brine are resortold to in
order to maintain the political supie•
mad) of desperate and evil men.
The tpati remedy for these wro,hgs
consists in restoring to the people the
rights taken from them and in oraldrig
the general law applicable to the city
of Philadelphia.
In the recent session of the legisla
ture we sought to amend this law by
allowing the votes to be counted in the
presence of the judges ot the courts, by
giving the courts the power to put on
names left off the registry by mistake
or fraud arid by giving the minority of
the board of aldermen the right to se
lect their due proportion of election
officers for each election district. Un
der the dictation of the men who are
now upon the ticket in Philadelphia,
this was refused by the republican
house of representatives, and we now
come to the people to demand the re
peal of this unjust law. Its gross in
justice is so patent that nearly every
republican paper in Philadelphia bait'
condemned it, but it serves their pur
poses ol fraud and false counting So
reckless and bold have these men be
come that they condemn public opin
ion and openly proclaim their inten
tion to count Ilovnsclor3 in. They
reckon without their host if so daring
a game be attempted. The democracy
of Philadelphia are aroused and deter
mined, and with public sentiment upon
their nide, they will do what is neces
sary to secure a fair count We have
the votes and we have the physical
power of the city, an well as its moral
support and popular voice, and we
would be worse than tools to permit a
gang of desperate kllnVe4 to count us
out. Fraud, false counting, forgery of
returns, riot, bloodshed and murder, all
arid each in turn, have been perpetra
ted at the comma,' I 01 this lawless men
who run the republican organization
iii that city, hilt public patience is at
Imo exhausted and those who respect
order and hive law are upon our side and
will give ire their support and encour
meat in their pre4ervation. Iry the
perforniniwe of a Jost net or in the
prevention of a gross wrong, public
opinion sanctities the means employed.
To repent tine vile law, and give
those people the riglik that coil pos
see., will he tine the first Irmo.' of
the victory to which we revue YOU.
To re endorse ibis fundamental priiici•
ple and in vindicate the right of Lite
people to govern IlleolvelYee ni every
Joe:1111Y, will he an achievement that
will reflect honor upon all who aid in
its accompindiment
I=
The straggle of kat session for a jam.
lewelatts apportionment warns um
that. we will be otercilem.dy treated 10
our unto oriels 111 the to wit of their
alleeeas, In tile littler 14 tlaiillo,l
HI lippilltittlient, 1110. e. 10 atil
pile to eiingremellilial 111.11• re, t love
tair , adds an addittotta argo
men! liir Content
l'ioler the ,tiratitoutt gerrtnian.ler ml
181,2, eve hate 1 / 1 . 1 . 11 4 /1 . '01 , 11,1d nod
tot , raged lin practical 01/i 11, Ilitr
tog the hint. lout lettro, ttheu r e duced
to an iltiniontor.ot - that it re
lntred 35,811 - i ViiteM 10 oli.et it oleriioi.rith
ettogriot-ratan, wbil , t 17,$(10 vote.,
weft• to elect it reptiliticao
The Wlleretiee bettteett the parlien ui
th e whole tote itt i d i •••
tiolik hut. been 1 , 01 nhuul 31,000 tole.,
)et during thane four tertnit toxty hour
repotoltenhn hate I.i.efittetit to
WllllOll but thirty mitt tltiiitiierttiit have
e
( ' till I 11 , 1 fillet. nuy MON' (potent ticot
meta Io r Gtr w,nk tlutn
these figure. Show ?
I=l
()lir enemy iiltimeol hnnNclf ui,lln our
alleged ilintritetioun
ttrtptes hence tot ett-y elrtllry Let me
tell low to 'lay 101 l Ills. tI aiterttig
unrUun to hi. Th" - called
finstracimn. and 1 11‘1 , 411,1•N of 11,. 'Non
t,eruey ftre In their curl's
Hind 111. t 1 1 ,01( 0.111 nk it Fin, will
bnnq neithcr Nil n , r ~r llll ,It hi
Crept) limit wi1l"11 111 , 1 /11 ,, ' , lt
to rail '/.1, new deptrilire . 01' do 1110 ro
reglir I There I. 110 .11 , •I1 WOl , l of Ow
V(HNLIIIIIIII'V ut oli•1111.•1 - 10 k it, Ith.lllllol
Inerto 11 , 1,1,1111,1 r. alleged 'new
1/(i 11 14 1 . 11111 4 11 1 ,1 1(.Zrilt10,1 cph
1111 . m ilo•P ill Ili,
1.1.1 ~, 0 I . (01 • l• (11I•
• 4 I 1111!1.11. ~I
shortly unlit re.i. I •Ito it "1..1
~
or iiii 1,1 Ihru eliaeleil Ilse
law. In th,- tiller how, as we al
ways have dittered, with our allowo
nists; we obey law ; their
obligations and preach it higher lati.
We le filo .leletnore crow our
.1 l'el red and tecoghized
doctrine, that the control of the goes
[ toil of inarag e within the States ought
to belong to ill State, and the people;
nor does either our practice or our
Ilielory .111n1,1 the . lotto. that
meta by tratid
or violet.. e I'..e prin. il,l. We advo
elite are I Ito., upon Nnii II the govers•
itient grew to gr. 11,1 Io loiliver,
and which the dettiociacy 11/1.1 always
enunciated and maintained
to law, the right of loc.d tell govern
went, the sound practice of constitti
tional government, economy in public
expenditure, and the just rights of
State.. and of the peopl e rhe dentoe
r are of
lifloi Will collie to die
wnu itohrokett front, buoyant. will,
1101,c Its-plrell with confidence,
prowl of their candidates, who belong
to no ring and have no &titillation with
corrupt cliques, whose personal, civil
and military record are above reproach.
whose gallantry hits been tested on
many battle fields, where they were
trusted leaders in a lighting corps that
ha s been and will be the pride of every
true Pennvylvatihtit Tile democracy
will be at the polls an harmonious,
united and determined party, ready to
meet an effkite, ertrrupt and t
organization, whOse chief boas
they have made the negro the;
whose great power is the cur
of the public moneys,
Ousted leaders are disgusted
ealcitrant, whose present Is
mainly federal officers and
ganization, in almost every lea
publican county in the Btate, is
into fragments, ctiques and
It is a shell, full or emptiness
tenness, and it will collapse an
when punctured and broken
serried ranks of a victorious d
cy.
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A New Reporter
WHAT KIND Or A WAY
TREAT A MAN ?
There are a great many
coining along here now a da
the F:ast, seeking employrni
representini almost all bra;
business. fhe most of them
up fur tnotiey l and genera)ly c
look demoralized. This morn
of them came in this ollice• an
for 'Brick.' We told him
Chief was out 0441-- California,
some fun with the boys, when
be regretted it very much, tee
bon well. That 18, lie had n•
Once in liefialo, when lie was
a speech. 'Th ee man arkno
that lie was probably as good
ter as there was in the count
he wanted a Job, putt to get
enough to take lona to St. Paul
he would take the managing
ship of the Press, a Republica;
published there. IV iiMing to
little recreation sawing wood ar
fog up the bowie, we engnged tl
lie showed letters of recom me
from several places where lie h
employed, and said lie was
Templar. We gas e lint a (pt.
buy his breakfast, and told lon
to a certain millinery store, lo
the goods and write the lady
notice, and then go to IL groee
below, look carefully over the
arid write them a first retie limn
went over to the 'Wisconsin If,
across the street and got his hurt
and we went home to do our
When we returned at noon the
trig 'poll' for the millinery e•te
grocer was on the table, and tat
tom smelled of beer.
'A Democrat c reporter w
morning shown throngli the in
establinhinent of Mrs
le n mag(hic)icent 'splay of ear
potatoes, which Mr is sel
the low price ul 45 cents at %.inl,
ing measure. The fall stile
lieges are just received, tin
ind(hic)eed worthy to Ibe ',Henn
ladies, as they give the
of beer for five cents at Ito. W
Be still illy s(litc)uil
plac e since I lett Buffalo Ili
showed us a Western Betters ,
cut biased, with two rows it
and velvet trimming on the hal
got up specially for a lady
about to bring in twine monk
trout the Sunny Side garden t
just 01.1 peaches. The II hlc)nd
ed ns a wedding hat erected to
the fleet ladies of the city trade
groc..ry, where everything
usually hound at live cents
anywhere. She wee tritium ,
lace gingham —the hat was we
ficial flowers Irmo the green
that for high? This hat will c
dollars a year, rest arothly in IV
141111 his water 1111 . 101. 11111.4
lolliggell when they were green,i
also do dress making hie 11 .
privy 1.111 , 1111 cash for coiiiiir) p
Ile showed us NUlllVemigioneent
1.4,11 it lace carrots and
w Luh uotk,it elegalll lemon
you know how it is your.elt I
in Wahl id 1111111111 g 111 tin. ;Inc
celery givids FllOlll.l avoid 11, lOU
anal they are thoroughly ripe,
are more apt to set well if 11111.
hatted 111 the ilium, where the
stresses are alw piepared nu
nut sill/ells with ries,
at their houses at a ill .111. ui s
Hall Mlle also k, J ew ,r,
furnishing goo 1.., awl. It 1.1 Ik.
liasi l l . ll 1. , •..1,1 , 1 a ear I 4,,
111.11 . tO•re . he 1. ,
lOW
It pr..1,11,1y aril I hal -
purtrr
there 't
11•(.11.f , ri for i,lllll,
I 1,1 .140111,1 15.1 t111111 • 111 , r.
P,lll IPI .11), Ito Ipt
7 ..1J13 11 / 1 1..,! • "I
ul Oil' flowing hum I, ilL)1
else. What commhtmoi I, II m
to hire another to take 111 , phi ,
short time, and collie 1/lil k I.
things so learhilly mixed.
lasts not, handle nut, nun;
9 vhel , Vo[i gel Il ril 11/1i 11111 DWI 1 3
it. This Inns Mild be we
Does the above 1,11 ,
his statement ? Vii, it Mu Jur,
'l'enirdarm sorrow wheilwr Ibe
'poll' s nows any synipilllllr , 101
on the pall. rut Ihe
/lernoci 'it
Wour.4 AY PitiNr -
ing office, conducted eniirvis
!lien, in now In full uprnrunu :ii
ingtorr, and In in route a II
crArditiort. Pour female emu' ,
are employed, and the %suris
out by them ler pronounced ex
in every reviled. There :Ile
(hinge in the art ty pow :tido , II
!Mint utilize die peculuir iii
have for conlnr to ol 11 ,,
hone of form *1 ~ _
COM pi 1./i1 . 41 j u 1 , 111 /111.
DIEM
--Um Butler ham
grandfather, and lei trying to 1 , 1
poemible conailituents that hu si A
grandfather.
—The total 11/1101111i of curl vi,c
or worn out while in ettenter ,
exceed $(1,500,000, or 15 per
the whole jabot..
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