Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-11-18
& gIection Of Gen. Grant.
+ lie. a few extracts from our ex-
change on;the result of the Presiden-

| & Yhe Election Of Gen. Grant.
lie a few extracts from our ex-
change on The result of the Presiden-
tial elsssion
s[FrOle she New York Times, Republican
The enntry may now look for that
}bene6e pence which has been the
watch Of the Republican party du-
! ring t political campaign. General
Grant Md have done the party no
create ervice, than by giving it this
idea an this.word to inscribe upon its
banneF The turmoil of the last eight
years become sintolerable When
!, it was Is in the field, the people bore
it.wlth rong hearts and strong arms.
But wiz this was followed BY four
4 years Of iolent political distractions
that CO.'S antly threatened a renewal Of
! ssangninar strife, popular patience got
| exhausted. YAnd when, finally, the
/ Democratic patty raised q revolutionary
/ platform, from which we could see moth
Ing butsa stormy future and a tempest
tossed country, there Would have been
justification for despair if no means of
escape lad been opened up. But the
great soldier who had formerly given
us peace by his military genius, again
stood forward as the representative of
peace iii the storm of political passion.
The country, feltthe:power Of the sacred
EwordTafd rallied round the leader,who
could size it hope. "a.
fFroasthe New York World, Democrat
"a ttSis not merely as the representative
ofsa. Beaten party, pouring oil upon their
Iswoundssthat we vindicate in this the
'yery crisis of our misfortune, and as we
'beheve lf the countrys calamity, the
ardor and the courage, but the despcr-.
atenesssalso, of our struggle. Rather
do We la,oclaim in thismost trying hour
speaking for party serenely secure
.of possessing the future of our country,
and Of llpnIding her magnificent des-
tinies when itself shall have been purg-
ed andsinoulded for that imperial task
Ian uishakable confidence in its puis-
,sant andundying youth, which out of
disasterSwill get discipline, out of mis-
fortunes patience and nnconquerable
|teoorage out Of blunders wisdom and a
settled vii. To this great work. here
and now upon a battle field which has
BEEN lost; do we invite, beneath undis-
honoree standards, the youth, the man
hood of.our time.
IFrom the Now York Herald
{, Tba Psnnblicans hold the field and
rreeaiin t5,e White House The Demo
cratic5 5laaadars flung their chances of sue
cess ,ogaTboa,d when thev made their
fsollss 1 & Is ,n;Sat; @ ons u JnlElast and more
:, ei;a. .,,sLsn Al eyb,oo obf prominent
speallcrs-nien from the Southern States
STEPPED to the lips in disloyalty to the
government, and fresh from the telds
where thousands OF our Union soldiers
laid down their lives to preserve the
life Of the nation, With the candidate, q
the Democracy selected to carry Their
standard nothing but defeat was to be
expected, and we suppose that not even
the most sangulne member OF the party
anticipated any other termination TO
the contest than the electlon OF geneTal
Grant. Let us: have peace is nus
motto. We look now to see these words
converted into acts.to see the olive
I, branch substituted 1or thessWoro IN the
southern ota5es, negro supremacy qules-
~ superseueo, ana such measures l a aooEs- ! ~
ea as VIII create naam9Iy 5 tGS oort;nn S
oflu 81 o,,l u, oG @ @ ,r;sad IN thu States
~ ~ :; e. s.P a;stal.nn , - owl ~
1oa so'ret aI;a o W. . onaI s'so also and M bore
sI ,TLnVe - PIae +bot We atan iHo t.o tha fo,tb of
My " .n4s.,,a' l III IL 'n0 Ill Loal. ,,,t ~
MAJ, aaaien 4, mex. ',ltle NIL uu ons M nb; FL, ~
upon tne nionstlous I1 I eoal4p.,uhs a+s " T tba
plesail ~ all sae uepsn 'ntInT Iii .naoeaJ I
soseinnlen.' 'Aas eIoiioni{ sl.'.l sntsos of
ehsiasisYalce a li 'nI uiso.,sss M ,ssil;a obt ~
lne Pqpiic iulla5 silss0 e1ie pun ..;Ilo H.
ssadi.pe 4,4 feauceu t, as faPialy @ poSs,Dis'
INV .a.0, 49, WI ~ ~ H. ~, - oo.,, -
hear I Tbe , neonle exnect @ that General
Grant viii accomplish slltbis, and.if he
fails 10 do 60 he Will not have comnlet-
l'o "a +ba r,,r1aosa W. ~ ~ for 1rb;ob bo ;s elected
Rut r. we have oraat confidence m = in Gene
V .o1 Gront - 3 1A' = 1~rrss
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