The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1869-03-19
I'ssc 0up OSisiOla.

II ,ppEp'S Ny WErI<IN. on the morning OF lIt
Iroprrroiion concludes with the statement
+h,, ,bo Democrats oynpct General Gran
..to bo rothipr but II Rruublican President,
and ,hcv will constantly confront him with
tbe same resolutc orposiuon which the,
bovn olvoys offered the RcpubNcAn party =
Tbis i ns !. should hc. An that any mtol
;ropt man cam osk is that the lines hr pluiu.
" drawn and constantly remembered tina,
iiv,dn tho Renublicon and Democratic pa,,
,ies ,rho mischief ,hrcntcned hy Mr. ChaS,t
nomination by the Tammuuv Convention
WAS that II tended TO obscure the issue
sl- Chus. had nothing IN common with th,
Democratic marty. eXccnt. as his Iositiou a.
tba timr inlicntcd. Il restless fever for place
Tbo Democratic party haa "always offered
n ..resolute orposition' to the Republican.
aud Mr. Chase had ALWAYS been Il RrnuhH
con His nomination would haze been de-
cention. and his election. had Il aiken Place
conld really have sct,,rL nothing.
Rat tho lilT.Itv wos ov,i,l.I. Th,,t
who had always led the Democratic party il
;ts rasoln,e hostility 70 the Rcnnhlcan led
Il s,ilI onl the country showed what il
t,ourbt Of tlo:. ie, d RS and their follower
br tbo election of General Grant. Mean
,n,,;,, .,,o i,+,,lea c ,di I,tn Of those who
horod n s,rroed nv w,ot deserves no better
. ,I,a,, to1c,o -, tl,o fun or March od
n,;n;,,oro1 tho oath or crrica 70 tbo President
:, ,,.hon, +no oo,s,orco Of ,bc Dopublioor
,,a,,,.; r.,G,,,1 onl ;nsr,rirr Yot omonc
-. aa.;o,-,r ,,,, c,,,,,,- 1o,. thoro corld
ho,.o hoo, ,,o,o ,,oro ;r,tructico than tho,
,o,,..o,1 o,,,.,,.s os.oc;o,ol
,.;,, o,ont,. aud ,Loso ,,rinc:nros o,d ,vho
,., u.,:,,i Co.., ,,I,i1o , ,,,,,, c,1,o.ol
ot .ba worry irs,ont when III " were bca inning
- ,.or.i, oror reocornl and rnitpJ land
Loi oho,,, - ,,,..r,to ,;,,so1r from. ossoc;,.
tio,, ,,;,i, thoo, aud 20 nee. ;,to history ,s
.n,tto, victim, of roirous pr,sidcbtio, ombi
49,,
Al ,lo Dor,oorot;o rort, r~ooosoo 70
~. r,.,.,I,,t, o,,,ns;,in,, 60 t,,o Ro.
,nl,,;oon os horo,oC,ro II is psorn! 70 500
,,h.. tho porrh,;cor nrircir,as and noIicv
oro Tbo RorrhI;con marty rrose out Of II
rnso,,t, onno.itio, 70 tba ovtonsion or slavery
,rIioh ,r,s = Domooro,;c noIicv This onnn
sit;o, hod rooIlv , moral boeis and when fine
r,I,t;oo hatwoon n,or,Iitv and interest was
,r,1o ,,loi, ,to Ror,l,lic.r nortv coma ;oto
,,owor Tho rovoli or fine nemocretic Ieaa
ora who offered ..o res,ute ooposition" at
Fort DonnI.on Vick .burr. AndersonyiIl,
and Richmond compelled the RepabIican
n,r,v to maintain the Government by war. -
rhe war ended. and the party was forced in.
70 II struggle with the President, who, sup
ported by the Democratic party, tried to re-
verse as much Of the result OF the war us
possible
4 rLo Dor,,tl;.o, rr;,o;,1os ,,oro that tbr
,-'. ~ ,ls,, p'' ~ .a.,ara',, ,,nnn oamIi,;om.
80, ;.,,
..L -. .;aa;,,,s, = ,,a r,',,n,,
''''N"' 81. -. CIn,.;,,.:a~. 49,, 81,
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,'o'u''Ip . s,'UI Ia.nn s shonlI 49,, bn ,an,isho
-, r,rn, ~ rorrdi,ti,r Tbos, nr;,ci
-. .na ,ho no,i.u ih,t n,o,, nm, ,r.on,
iao;,oI -, rasor,to ornos;,;on, from, tho
nor,aorotic no,tv That n,r,y declared ,I,,,
whom tho war ended every thing in tbp rovoI,.
ID Sto,os resumed IFS old nositior. that
5on .ho rorstit,t;or Cono.ross oon,d nro.
.o,i,o n, com I,t;on. whatever for tLa resto
,a.ion oy states IN, did not spccocd in no,
r,orortIy socedipg. ood that the LOYAL noo.
,,Io or tIa IrniteJ States couId do rotbiny
inh.toror ,o sscnro tb,. victory tbsv had ", n
i,,air;dno,, cor tro,sor Irno, .bi.
nrorrI ,bo Democrats resisted every moosure
proposed which was designed to establish
civil and noIiticol enopIjtv, and to nroyen,
the unouestiousd supremacy of the recen,
rabel element in the Southern Stotes Bu,
every such measure was ,ried by the Repub