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issue, is altogether essential, Is thi
bi-j^tthai
A*-r
rational man expect or hopejpr
upon an; other line? - e
With one other remark tw shall con
clude a-hat we lmve to cay upon this sub
ject to-day.
The ides has been given oat, and re
peated again and again, in divers quar
ters, that the “New Departure” pro
gramme is that on skist the Northern
Democracy are united; and that Southern
Democrats should, therefore, cease their
mosMon tf it. fTo, this.we say, em-
phaliawy, i~
that we are at direct issue with
maintain any inch position.
W« should despair of the country
if |e beUfcved any. mch Stag. This
“New Departure” programme is noth
ing but fte work or device of a New
Task poUdeal Ring, composed chiefly of
those who never were Democrats, except
from necessity. Their main object, as we
believe, is success for spoils slone, and
19. net with any view to the maintenance of
tbe bbertiea of tbe ooentry. Indeed,
upon the d’rect issue between Constihi.
tionedism and Centralism, wo believe they
would openly
hr. To the direct question, whether he
K meat be idmlttari bp the ftbadsef would eupport the Democratic candidate
M open the Jeffersonian Platform tf Prind
ebuatry, that, all other quemton* apart, mg 0 j ^ 0 f this fffn<y refused
ibe ehstf and eikdimao in tbe pebtiaal ^ uuver „ onr readers know.
tfli TTm||§4
trill be CUifSSeskan. or the p
tion of the Federal Union of States, on
the one aide; end CentreUms, or tbe eon
mthlstion n* the whole people of all the
fetatui into a Despotic Empire on tbe
ntbma ii ^
Tte vasw iealeariy pamsnted in the
Me Congresaional Democratic Address,
from tbe Tanitarfm in wall esih# Stats*, teOTlths
and no one at aO eonresmat with the
signs at tbs times essi ffoobt its correct
ness. MS 'Democratic umdnels at
Washiagton bars so announced H. Tbe
It is true, thi* Bing, in an evil hour, by
their corrupt means, got the States of
Pennsylvania, Ohio, California, Maine,
Iowa and Wisconsin to adopt their
e, men or leas distinctly set forth,
in all their late State conventions; bnt we
utterly doty that these conventions, by
their resolutions, expressed the views of
of the Democracy in a
single one of those States.
We do know that this Ring endeavored
in Oongr— to in
corporate their ticipt and policy in their
late address referr \ to, and that
they utterly /ailed in that at-
It was then they sought
Trumbull and Schura, too ^ ato through the State Conven
•_* II I la Aa lit _1 . ■ 1. f1 a flaai * **
virtually admit it with alarm; while 8en-
ator Morton, tha Platform maker of the
I«WC«MMa,i»*aai*alcfhla Ms speeches
ha* opaaly and boldly proclaimed it
The contest over the principles and issues
Involved, ss thus presented, must and
will bfflaa Odd bitter, for the fate of
PaUi* liberty on this Continent lor gen
eration* to earn* may depend upon tbe
No mob oontest, involving so moraeu
too* oonseqnenoes, has come off in this
oonntry since the memorable struggle of
1800, between the Centralists of that day,
•ndsr the lead of tbe alder. Adams, and
the, defenders of tha Constitution and
tbs oanae of popular rights, under the
lead of Mr. Jefferson.
The chief issue, then, with its results,
being so unanimously admitted by the
friends of Public liberty everywhere, as
well as by their opponents, the next most
important question is, how the most
lamentable catastrophe of an overthrow
of the free institutions of our ancestors
can be averted 1
Dm this point we have no hesitancy hi
saying that it can only l>e done by unity
in the Democratic party. Upon ibo
united and harmonious action of the
Atlanta San Prospectus.
TAHITI.ANTA SON!
DAILY AND WEEKLY,
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ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
DEB II. STTEPIIBlra I m _ „
MI’EIUIITH, Ij Proprietors,
Alexander H. STEPHENS, Political Editor
A. R. WATSON. News Editor.
J. Henly SMITH, General Editor and Business
Manager.
by the manipulations they could
there more successfully practice. Bnt
there has been no fair egression of the
sentiments of the masses tf the Democracy
on this subject, in a single State of the
Union, ns yet. The Democratic mem
ben of Congress refused to give the
"New Departure" programme their ap
proval It is, therefore, nothing bnt
bold assumption- a begging of the ques
tion to assert, or argue, as if tho “New
Departure” is in accordonoo with tho
viows, generally, of tbe masses of
the Northern Democracy, or ever will bo.
The messes of tho Northern Democracy
are as true to the principles of liberty and
tbe Constitution, as the Southern De
mocracy. This is our view of their pat
riotic devotion to the great Constitu
tional principles involved in the contest
of 1872. We beliove, also, that they are
an cions lot unity upon tho chief issue in
the oontest, uud lmve os little disposition
to ignore it as we have. Then why should
not all—every friend of tho’Ooustilution
everywhere—unite in laboring and striv*
Ing, as wc, and other opponents of tho poli
cy,as well as principle of tho “New Depart
ure,” are earnestly doing, to bring about
a perfect unity of the Party, upon the only
progrtimne. which can possibly soeve
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Democracy of the Union, therefore, in
the coming oontest, the hopes for liberty, j„ ti 10 roncuo and preserva tion of
not only in this country, but in a” coun
tries for a season, rest. This is onr view
of the subject
Upon what, then, is it esesnhsl that
they mrndtfdd be ousted? Unquestion
ably upon the mod vital question, or is
sue, iuTDljed i* %> .«***. ;• Tb«rc can
be no proper tm ion in action, until there
is perfect union In sentiment on thi* point
We make these remarks iu answer to
quite s number of our ootemporaries,
t with so much mrnednm in
refer, di
rectly or indirectly, to Tax Sun. as one of
tbe Southern , ‘tmpnt^Su>Mo*' , and “artre-
niift r " Ac.
Now, to ail such we say, that wc
think their Ml is beyond their knowl
edge. They either do not understand
M, er d» not understand the difference
between us snd those who advocate what
is styled Uie “New Departure.”
Wa advocate unity with all tha earnest
neasat oof command, bnt unity qpon the
sssendet quedlon involved in tlic contest
unity, te opposition to those usurpations
by tbs Radiag Dynasty-which clearly
show its purpose to be, to esUbliah
Oentrabued Empire, in heu of the free
institutioas established by the Fathers
while “tha New DeparturiaU" advo-
"finati
I as “rerities" ami
onr free institutions ? While this is un
open question, before the meeting of the
General Convention of the Tarty next
yew, ought not every sentinel upon the
watch-tower—ovory organ of Democratic
public opinion—who does not at heart ap
prove the "New Departure," openly and
boldly eo proclaim ? I* not this the
sound diotate of tbe highest wisdom as
wall as the purest patriotism ?
A. H. S.
The Savannah Homing News, ignoring
the real ilistraoting issues of the canvass,
ascribe* the defeat of the Democrats of
California to their sanction of the “New
Departure;" and to show the extent to
“rsghtfbi ads," all of thorn eserpdory
Mim which so dearly show tha nl
of the
gmap tha liberties of the country must
be recoocfl, or all will be inevitably lnrt.
Now, waiving the question of what is the
real object of tboaa eailing Iknmshsm Dem
ocrat, who advocate the poke, of the
“New Dcpurtare” movement, we would
at thki time, simply ask if anything could
be' tnove l '^i■pmc<^c<^fcV , than the adop
tion of tueh n course as they recommend,
with thsvisw of thereby arresting future
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THE DAILY SO
N
Departure, ami to show the extout to
which they sanctioned it, the News tjuotce
from their platform os follows: “Wo re-
u:
. BUsplious, notic-
rution of tho Cali-
ant be flSplaoedr eilhar by ywlding lo
ftl Seeaands, or saMHonlng its crimes by
opmsMBtoval?
U the daaign o< those who oenooctwl
tha -Ofew Jksi
real aad ks yeod fadh to dafeat Central
iam, oAltoMktormek t pupoae
ha atffl phtfidbenmOr abasrf f Ike
to miss a—ifliflnB. aa to tbe modes art
dbjtde at than who pnaeat it; fee sene
el them as* .an'sSnnskty sasa of aeae*
■JillB'MflBOB
We ere now, however, diaotumoc the
question in a praaUcnL, and rational point
of new, withoat nfensme to the motsres,
or fidelity, to tk* gemI cam on the part
Wa want unity, as much aa any of onr
oflBHmgh, South or North, bnt wa
h ‘
(fard |tho three several amendments to
the Constitution recently adopted as n
settlement in faet of ull the iwmee of tho
war, and that tbe same are no longer is
sues before the country."
Now, the Hon. A. H. 8
ing this identical declaration
fornia Democratic platform, a few days
Hinas, said "this is our position exactly.”
—Columbus, (C/a.) Rnquirer, 13th Seidetn
her, 1871.
Now, the Hon. A. H. Btephons, notic
ing “the California Democratic Platform
a few days since," said ho such thing! |
A. H. S.
The Mount Holly Herald, of New Jer-
sey, makes the following announcement:
iisiaiui -oMnuxtos.
For Oov,rnor of Now Jerooy,
cowtauus WAJum,
Or Khoijuio,
Wbo .Boat 1100,000 la 1H70 la oorooiiliug tb. I«l-
loteboxwof Mow Imi tbu b. ailfbt b. eteoted
t'sited Stete. Sonslot T
■ teO-d
Ts tea Itesnd Any Way.
We learn'that the survey of the Grif
On, and Madison Railroad
has been made, and that work will soon
bo oommcnccd on it. The line runs in
a mile and a half of Indian Spring,
Xkiamooe of the toads having State
indorsement—perhaps more of it than
tbe Road will be worth when it is com
Dieted.
Arc the Corporators hurrying to get to
work, with an ineomplete survey, so as
to hare
claim and obtain the indorsement of tbe
State, while Bollock is in offloe, and be
fore the nnnt meeting of the Legislature?
hold that open tbe main, and Aitf ItteMai
MU* r*U« neons
Henry Biscboff 8 Co.,
WHOLC&ALE GROCERS,
USHUM Of
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The Weekly Sun
h . lira., 8 aw. .bi-ol (la quarto form) Bllod wltb lb. cbolcwt rwdla* nutter, tt contain, tbe cream
f tho Itelly—overruling which i ppcin Iu our ibilf te.ua tbit 1. of gouvral UtterML AU of Xfr. gtepb.n.
(dltortel. »Hi»r iu tb. WMbly
THE BUN is the organ of the People, the Advocate^ of Justice, Uie Defender of
Popular Rights, and tha c
ana Oppresaiona of all
It will adhere <
tent of burdena haapad upon a tax-paying paopia,
to the old, safa time-honored landmarks of the Democratic Par-
tv, and sternly oppose any "Departure" therefrom. Mr. STEPHENS Is thoroughly
enlisted hi the Work, and will contribute to Its column* almost dally,
— w aid in extending onr circulation. Our Wookly la a vary
CU xSa tntej.’ntui^'ml^l^r unTwffib. Urn Scat buportoal in tb. htelory of America. Tb. luac. In-
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To duMmlnate truth, wiuml .loctrta., and correct prindpteo—laborlnf (arnwUy w<l rteK"mlj NOW. BE-
FOU IT IS TOO LATS ; Mterty npadteUng tb. do-aothing, wy-notblng. »*-q«tek
^Ivocateg by gam. white we or. being mpWly borne down U» cunwaVwb3> te ruWing lata the whirlpool
of Sadi call—, Cutrottem and lmp.rteli.ni.
■ of the eo-cnUed 1
the malocHy Faction in Oongreea. The Radioato havs asked us, aaDamoomta, — ^ -------
... - • ‘,y, di fend and build upon theee measuree forever. Thoee De«nociata who give this
>t ‘Mopnrf • from tho faith of tto lr fkthere. Homo of them have elrendy gone over
they and tha Radical cohorts which they have Joined are oalilnu out lua-
■ —Tpeaoe toel wo dtotnrb tho harmony
to la. oicav'f
•or u. ante
_ by tb. Oeateal Convention of Ui. fterty wUl kte not only wrong In principle, bnt In onr
1 KtCSyte 1 UteOoalutittobteS. trw. t«» W D«»ociary In erwr Stete of the Caloa. and w» rwcogaUeerrrT
on. who ta a Iroe frlwd »tbM wored Internment, » • co-wortor with m la th. gwte may of Amwicw
Liberty Th. itghte ted bbertte. of th. whote pwpte oroiropwdteed -ate uy mor.ro te^^the totehtbar
lilbeNortb; and we of tV South htve no latereate at teake tn the moment,.u. teune. of lb. <tey. wble
are aol common to North and South, elite-
We reeprotfully uk a fair ahare of pubbe p.troogc.
All communlotelost or letter, aa Dutlueo. ohonld be oddromed to
J. HBNLT SMITH, Manager,
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Griffin. Monday, to
Newuan, Tuesday. M.
LaGraago, Wednesday. IT.
CampbeUoa. Friday, »■
Fstoim, Sstnrday. SO.
Oaafsn. Monday. October 2.
Mmflal Circle, Tnoeiey, 8.
Gceenflhoro, Wednesday. 4.
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guarantee evary pound of four thatl sell to come
rally up to representation; otherwise, it can be ahip-
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CITY MILLS FAMILY, from selected red v
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Jfothing Concealed—Jfothing Hxaisgtratcd-~Jiro Waite expecta
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US COMPANY Ot'FEItS THE PUBLIC A NEW FKATUBE PECULIARLY ITH OWN. WHICH HOW-
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It guarantees an auuual dividend to Policy holders
O IT 1 SEVEN PER CENT.
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any Pot i-lur,
This is ttcally a Sc'cn per cent _ Of Money at Com
pound Interest, Coupled trills Ihe advantages of Life Insurance.
There is n«i uncertainty about the AMOUNT of the Annual Dividends to Policy holders. It Is a definite
min, lived lulhe face of the Policy, being Heven Per. Cent. Compound Interest, on the amount of mo
ney paid by tho 1’oUcy holder to the Company, aud left in its hands.
All Policies Non-Forfeitable After Two Full
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The MaasachiiHctts mui-forfciting law is adopted by the Company voluntarily. If at any time a Policy
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Policy aud keeps it in force Ull tho surrender value to exhausted.
If the full annual Premium ia paid every year in caah, ami al! Dividends or Interest Accumulation a left
in the hands of the Company FOR NINE YEAR8> U>«' Policy will bccomo
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otlioi- Company.
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Cent Interest Plan, but gives in-
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Johnston’s English
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