THE PEOPLE DIsGRACEDl
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II IS a standing assertion of the Sage of
.;ndenwald Id and his adherents that the Peo
nle of The United States were deeply disgra-
red by the conduct and result Of the last
Presidential Election. and that Mr.. Van
Buren's reelection the broadly implies and
they plainly declarc) can alone wash out
the stain. On this ground. they call upon
the People to pronounce their own sentence
by re-electing Mr. Van Buren.


Now is it not strange. if this assertion Is
we'll founded, that nobody but the fogged-
out sufferers in that contest ever daScorersd
the fact Is it not surprising that the Peo-
pies disgrace has been discovered by none
but those whom they disgraced Admit
that the majority who produced this result
could not see its iniquity. were there no i'm
partial spectators Here were Foreign
tourists and oil servers of all clesses-Republi-
can. Tory. Radical, Conservative-travers
ing the Country throughout the great con-
test of $40, ard taking note of all they saw
and has any one of them ever spoken dis
paraoinglv of the Election of lS402 Not
to our knowledge. On the contrary, those
who have spoken were struck with the
perfect order and good feeling maintained
through such pervading excitement, the
general purity of the Election. the perfect
opportunity afforded every legal voter to de-
post his ballot, and the absense of all un-
manly exuItation on the part of the victors.
after their overwhelming triumph. In al!
that great contest no act of violence was
committed by the Wings With pleasure.
;hen, do we see our oppon enis preparingto
reopen the canvass of 1910 by heaping
contumey on the heads Of the People for
their conduct in that struggle Come on /!
-Neac York Tribune.