The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-07-09
Radicals and the Imperiallst.

lNtihlNulh anu lHt ImDtIIlllhts
The Imperialist upbraids its radical
friends of the press for cowardly refusingto
take the decided stand in favor ofthe estab-
lishment of an imperial dynasty in this
country, although it insist they are secretly
in favor of the movement. IL sayst
In a matter Of such vast and permanent
concern to the people of America, it is not
right that we should be left to combat, sim
gle handed and alone, the blind passions
and ignorant prejudices of the masses. To
them, as well as TO us in our efforts TO inn
press on the mind Of the people the great
and important truths which are more than
proved by the experience of the past half
century, both here and in Europe, let them
declare boldly and unhesitatingly in favor
of an empire.
The advocacy of these principles is mere
ly q question Of time with the radical
papers. They believe the country is not
yet ripe for such n movement, but are en-
gagged clandestinely in Installing these doc
trines in the minds of the people, both by
precept and practice. The Imperialist is
merely the advance guard as the Liberator
was in the crusade against slavery. II will
find co-laborers in due time among the rad
ical press of the country, and will not have
long TO wait either.
TRouBLE IN THE CAAp.-The Washington
correspondence Of the New York Tribune
says that a number of prominent Pennsyl-
vania republicans who arrived in Washing
ton the other day represent hat there / 8 q
very serious division among the leaders of
the party in their state, with no prospect Of
union before the approaching g~ubernatorial
campaign. One faction goes so far as TO
threaten to nominate and support a candi-
date independent of the regular nomination
of the party. Some of the most prominent
Of the "disorganizers, as they are termed
are federal ofiice-holders. This is especially
the case among the government officials of
Philadelphia. II seems TO be a fight of the
city politicians against those from the coun-
try districts. A effort is making 10 bring
about several removals among the Philadel-
phia officials, or ave them stop their inter.
ferance in the organization Of the party for
the coming campaign. ~ q
The RADICAL QUARREL in Minnesota is
very bitter A correspondent of the Chi
cago Republican, writing from Rochester,
in that state, says:
h il no use eoncealing the fact that
Notwithstanding We gave ! 5 1000 majority
for Grant, there is q possibility of our
losing the state this fall. Well informed
politicians all understand and acknowledge
1t. We cannot afford 10 hazard the sue.
cess of the republican party to please a
certain clique, or to benefit any mans
chances for the United States Senate.
Something must be done 10 harmonize the
party, or defeat is certain"
The only thing that will ''harmonize"
the discordant elements in the radical par
ty Is TO create first-class offices enough TO
supply all the applicants for position, and
allow them to snbsist on the people. Any
other course will prove abortiye,
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