The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-11-23


ana advocated l., 10 sLi.,u-e, as well as
denounced Itc.iIeuJ Johnson, that able
paper, the Cincinnati Eaqnircr, replies 10
1t "a 1O.lUEs.
the Cl.1.go Tines. we regret to say,
under ,hu ug..su-, SHAT tie DemOcruttc
Itfty III III LtCs COMES 10 the cOnciu
sion tAat IA order 10 survive IL must come
out for n-SgU suliage and Rally IN the con
deuinat3. Il vi the Administration. In other
words IL must retTact al It's past professions,
fecaEt all lto old doctrines ana iatIty those
Of 10 Opponents, II lt would not perish.
liz - singular ioas0l."g. It Wou.4 APP
per strange To ask the people tJr future
suFl y.I IgI our Organization III the sane
b AKA 10 winch W. 4ulIis past MISTAKES and
eflyls, lHu5 Is lot The way to
qGsniy Tor future public SUPPORT -
j. rcciaiiy Is the ItDtes lame in Tvs idea
that Il Successful Issue eau be made ulon
the degree TO which negro suffrage shall be
c..l.eu, the Democracy taking the lower
and the Raulcdle the higher degree, the
one tyr partial ana modified, aud The other
10. univ uT,s4i eHiIduu h.semcnt. it VIII b1
h. .u.r.Utglu5 The outer position OF il
fortress U.etlIG within tAe inner tor another
stand with the stAI.o q thu garrison de-
pressed, and chose OF the bese5cfo tXuliGr-
ateu uy Tie ADVANCE they had made. !t
would oc AKIN to the p0.icy Vi stopping the
mouth Of tic tdmlsnel and desperate wolf
Iy giving him a Jap ana Il tasse VI the blood
flr which he sUu. 1T. NJ! ne say 10 the
I1mes that the house c&n nOmneie be so
vel and appropriately dclcuded u, at the
entrance 10 Che dUnlcu. be Tunes, III
ord. r 70 save the dam that confines the
~ l..t.t g.,
,.tcy ,,.ar ava. GU a.. It AN supports ai4
eutanAmrnts II the ItnseS Iued vi poItt-
zeal policy Is cosruct. we should Combat IL
wItu ~ iaiu., LalI way cAEcuIcnts. Ii
there l. lgeat roVulutIou We must ot.
at the he'd AMI uJj az tt1 t,tIt Vi It, IL /.
tie former ihat COHuU.s ,he uUuy, uOt the
latter 1t We are 10 Utat .yfreul auG IL
ANONYMOUSLY suucnJer tie he'd III order 10
carry The enemy ; position, sc had Lgttel
get IN Tie aGNancc ana nos Iii the rear ot
them. Ii viEUrUG. aud enCTgctic conser
yatIelu Wiz. mo- caliy, What vnahce Is there
III aull--a NTH d ua.tlnS, unilu, hc>!tatlns
ole, tnaU Du.lus v admitting The basis OF
H. ortoa~Itt pUsit4dh.
A-ulD, We ale ,o.d that We must cut
iuU=o nom INC \ ADMINISTRATION oi President
johnson ana unite Wlth our Opponents III
uesuv,lu4It. We gUuId answer, why cut
zoos, nom thdL u winch, III party sense,
We nave E.tc! Ueeu united! v t Gid moth
Iug 10 Dl.ug IL itiu power. We arc not,
auu nate Uc,nIu hU TaJ Responsible Iorlt a.
al ursantzd. .Uu, auu tAls TACT tlie Adnilil,-
trattuu nas consistently recognized Ia all It's
appointments aud pdDic acts "nich nave
been IN dui>Uu with conservative heFubiif
aiio ALI not Democrats. y hat r8ht pray,
have ~ to deno4nce the Administration
Tor not being more Dal.bc talC til'h IL 49,
bteu! Ii wuulu have DccH, uuuol.e+-, "uiI
for II 10 Hat1 been So, put VIC are hoo III I
position to caWp.aln. " VIII Continue -
the tCt-.e az We nave done IN I'll" PaSs
SUPPORT the president IN what he Gees that
Is right, and cJIuc,"u hlA' "nen ne Is "roI5.
Because ne keeps Stautonand Holt IN office
is no reason why We should tahe a position
adverse 10 hIm on the question vi the ad
mission Of the southcrn members, IN which
he has eyInced al independence oi his party
that Is To be auu.l.uG and commended.
For that, for ms staudlng up tor the right,
the raur-a ais demand his mead. Shall We DC
50 cJWaruiy, 80 base as to cOnccue II without
a struggle yea, consent To 1t because ne
has not rcju aitC@eg-.tT wise III the choice
OF men 10 assist i,u4 IN the tight VIII the
jacObln extremists Sinai ac nom any
such eau Z, tIUm lHJIe yCAauOn or luie lo,ly
bJ; the DCmUclauc organization b"heid
sucd Ii, ud~ aS Bon Butler, Ben VI aue,
Wendell Philips, Charles Sumner, and
others Of cur DIJtereet enemies. VINO are
Determined upon the President deetruc
ton Iauty as Nr. johnson may have
been, Ia, reaiuyai by ii worse faction ANA
Tor such a cause, wvnid Ge "a great caiaaIl'J
to tie coatsuy ana 10 tie DelEU,ta,lc parry.
10 JONI Ia Il general Iue and cry against
it, a, Lhc Times recommends, would he an
act of e.-4eltou, tol.y, /. not prIiiiy
1he It"c,, ia n- terror az the result n
IihhUl>, Ur IA is cht,,n, .llNsS IA lsSut
that goes mt tXIst. JAe,c l. lo danger
OF de Gcath OI Tie IL a..jc.dtic party. 1t
Is to day 10y tens aHd even hundreds OF
thou-duus stronger ti-dn 1t ever 'sa> hcioTe.
Iiow db-utd 10 peak ~ the deatii Ut those
who ~ the hSt great States oil New ork,
IeLt.-y tdnla, Oulo, indiana aad Illinois.
haH just pUileu l,ZUU,UQJ to their oppo
nCa. 300, 900, and where the change OF
hu' ItW thousand votes would give u the
majority even Of the electoral votes IN the
north alone 1t cvlnc4s growth and vital
lJy. not uOu,dUru1 utcIy, taking the late
elections us a test. 1t l. ty tJr the strongest
organization IL the whole United States,
aaa d, not more than ten per cent III minor
lty IN the twcuty-,Ix States In which the
l.rlgu,tcaD barry mas an c..auIzalon |,
Is a lHaiyrIty partv ;cmporarily out Of pow
er.-.,, II l,,,c been remarkably before N It's
past history. Ga those occasions 1t passed
B.. ~, ,,,f,,,..t