White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-04-04

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I'll; :. s is constantly asserted-but constant aseer-
tion does not establish fact-that the Republic
S~us VINO favor the denomination of the Presi-
ven. are bitterly intoleraut Of those who do not.
,.' .oa,d seem upon carful reading Of news
papers and spcoches that the Republicans who
oppose the rcnomination have At least an eounl
chance OF expressing themselves, and that the
chances arc improved. 1t Is, however. natural
ina. .nose VINO ioxe the cause moro than any
country depends very much upon Republican
success, should hear with disatisfaction unmea-
| sured denunciation of the Administration and All
who support it. Why should every sueer ut the
President be assumed to be sincere an unprriu-
diced, and every suspicion cast upon the Ad-
ministration most justifiable! If an insinuation
against the Chief Magistrate is Indignantly chal-
lenged or rcpeled, What, is the lofty reply, "Is
this Roman Cesar, who can do no wrongr' No
he is not Q Roman Caesar, but he is an American
gentleman, and entitled to fair play.
The people of the country who do not per
sonally know the President must Judge him by
his words and acts. 1t is a skillfnl sophistry
pear in the Administration, and refuses'him the
credit Of all good. He is a criminal cipher
as the exigencies of his opponents may demand.
But why is it that certain gentleman are known
as his friends and certain others bis enemies" is
q question Oftenet asked; "and why when his
policy is opposed, are some opponents treated
enemies while others still remain friendsf' The
reply is not far to seek. Some of his warmest
the Snu han, craa lint
they opno..,l II as friends They renresent,,l n
ne |, mistake of nnl;cv nnop which there coulJ Ie
nafur.I and barmcn;ms i;t1;.rrn,.. ,f onn;on
The resnlt Showed that IL ,v,s mt u,ar, onTos;
t;ou to his pol;cv ,vI,;i, .cc,s;nu.I ,J;.u,t;on
Rut ,,ban l,is moi; ,es aud b,r,ctar ar ;rnn,,.J
in onnos;tion why sboniJ tber. mot he = c..i;n~
npon His narts A Pres;de,. ,nux. T.. .;Ienf
VIII, he is asner.,d Ia IL mot .lI the mare 4
dutv ot honor In marty ,nnon.,,s not IN as,,.rs.
him,
So ce-.,:, So,,.o-s o-o ,-,-r,,- o,-or .o,t.mr
tuonsIy on.os.d toc;y;J s.rv;ce r.f;,rr which III.
Prrs;d.nt favors Rnt th.;r reIat;ons nrnI,ahIy
cont;nna fr;r,iIv ,i,I,gi II - ie- that IL they
derounc.d him .s ths roo. of nil oflieiai corrun-
tio these rlctions could NOT fail IN he disturbed
A PRESIDENT II ia said onvbt not 10 ouarrpI Rut
has a Senator tbe consfifntiunal a,lvi,,r of the
PR. ,.sideut or many occas;ons mo similar duty
There are Senators who onnos, os we'll as who
are unon r.,diy t,r,ns ,vi.b The Pr. ident That
no;,t ia nat J.termincJ Inv svmnotby with his
virys. There ar, Other Senators who honestly
tb;,t and fronLly sa, that The President d;.
or,,,.s hi. of;c. Il 4 surnr;s;n,, tI,.t tbv mr.,
not unouifrandIy terms with hin, even they are
friends of civil ...ry;ca ref,,r,nv
Tba eountry .. n ala, ., s;I, understand that ,
tbons,nd t,lcs ,rc toJJ cf AZ p-csnt yl,;cl, orr.
s;mnIv f,lsc They are rene.t.J and ennl,,s s;ze,I
anil .n,arc,ed rr,;I ,bcy ,r. ,ccs,tcJ 30 true and
an. ncL fact rs Il ;s c.iIod i srnnos.d to md
cat. n ,nrr,iJ norc or tho sac III Tb.ra il
far ;nst,rce t,,. lru sJa,,,.r ,,,nut tba S..n.c,
sto,a "n,rrv IL r.nr.sant. tho pras;lnnt .s
J..m, in,.,..+ al :, .,,,.,r,, Co. r,h o"n,r,..s
far Covarnment wnrI.f ar. .,,,,.;,sj nv his ;nsn'
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