The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-08-25
RADICAL ADVICE TO DEMOCRATS.

The Oregon Balletia of August 14th contain
an article headed Politics in South Carolina
A Lesson for Oregon" which, for downright
assurance and exhibition of "cheek, we have
seldom deem equaled. It refers to the politica
contest now being waged against Radicalisn
in South Carolina, wherein the conservative
Republicans, so-called. have united with the
Democracy in d Joint endeayor to deieat The
corrupt cadet-pedding political ring Of plundel
seekers in that commonwealth. -
Oae Judge Carpenter, a Radical. and Gen.
NJ. G. Butler, nm ex.Confederate, spoke from
the same stand ain behalf of the Union Re
form movement which lie agtated in that State. u
The Bulletin argues therefore that the success.
full Democracy of Oregon should initiate the
example of the South Carolinians to certain
estent-that is by electing a Radical to the
United States Senate; but advises the coall-
ton for the purpose ot,ot electing AN honest
and decent Radical or conservative Republi.
can. as in proposed In South Carolina, but to
re elect the grand Cyclops of Radicaism upon
the Pacific coast. @
In speaking al, what the Bulletin calls the
/" majority wing" OF the Oregon Democracy,
that paper says Between the majority wing
and the Republicans there 10 really very little
difference rs TO the living political issues of the
period-the distinction 10. almsst entirely con.
fined to the questions of power of the posses.
sion of Office, and the welding and profits OF
the public patronage" We have certainly
been laboring under great delusion or tenn
porary alteration of mind il there is such lit
,le difference existing between the Demo.
cratic and Radical parties nowadays as stated
that there is the same difference between right
and wrong. and honesty aud dishonesty. that
existed prior 10 the war; that there IL u great
difference between an administration Of The
according ,o the Constitution and
Ia administration of ii according Ia the theory
II the higher law" party. We are mol aware
bat both parties occupy The same position IN
-.gard 10 the tariff question. ani we snighs
'numera,e nunbrrisss tissues upon which the
No parties ATE As an.agonis,ic. aud in iar.
narr 80. than ever Was tn. case with the
Democratic and Old Line Wing parties Some
4 The dead Issues as Radical papers irrm
hem. will .e, pr"ve - b. rather Too lively for
be party oi great moral Idras"
since the ovrrw hrinlng defeat of that party |
a Oregon ut The rlccil"u Las. jane. the Rad,.
al papers have chsagrd their tune wonderfully /
I'd are The frat 10 discover the fac, tia, Orr
On Democrat, means "Wallame," Republi-
soism Every device and scheme will no
oubs be resosisd to IN ihe hope vi securing
10 reelection Of that Political noun:ebank.
Villains. Ben Holiday aud his rciainers
III leave ao atone uniaFued. and IL money can
anything II viii be used wi,hou,
int ofegeaiaas arc told that Williams "is
D;cnsial at Washington and that be can ac-
'mplish anything he undertakes in behalf eff
- State. and that q Democrat will has. TO
hacucc aud could get nothing he should ask
II eren If entitled 81 IT, Snrh an argument
behalf Of the reelection Of Williams IL any-
ing bat complimentary to their own party.
I'd We think ia the strongest reason why Dem. ;
rats should kick Radicals out of Office when. 4
'er they have m opportunity. This argument :
a. used prior 10 tn. election. and the people !
Oregon passed upon 1t by routing The Rad. /,
nj party foot. horse aud draeoon Any II
ny member of the Legislature of that State. .
rcied by the Democratic party. who would 4
tray his constituents by voting for Williams il
r Senator. would deserve the execration OF q
cry decent inhahitant Of the State haugine d
,uld be too good for him. We have no fears. |,
wevcr. Of this unsolicited advice of Radical n
pers being needed in the least BY n Demo. /,
attic Legislature. We arc satisfied that some r
mud Democrat like Colonel Kelley will be g,
osen. Who he may be We have not sh. II
ghiest idea. Williams Ia execrat..d by the q
of Idaho IN account Of his con b
na interference in Idaho affairs, and his no. n
cal death Mt the hands of the gallant Dcmoc. in
ry Of Oregon will entitle our neieLboripp m
'thren to the gratitude Of the Democratic b.
rty In idaho.
An IDAHoAS KIItED.-Thc Montana Nc,r b,
rth,cest Of August 9Th has reliable infarma p'