The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-09-12
THE LOUISVILLE FIAsco.

was n delegate 10 the little aore-head Grant side
show. Judge James II. hardy, of San Francisco, in
a card published in the Cal. states that he saw Sen.
ator Bayard in the Baltimore Convention and heard
him announce his intention to support Horace Gree
ley and that upon his return home senator Bayard
published in his home paper long letter TO his con-
stuents 'acquescing in the action OF the Baltimore
Convention aud urging unity in support of the NOM
inees, Greeley and Brown. Judge Hardy also states
that Senator Bayard is not in the United States
but is travelling in Europe the benefit of his health
under the advice OF his physicians. Senator Bayard
is q sterling and tried Democrat Who while he OPP
posed the nomination of Greeley, cheerfully acqai
esced in the action OF the convention and submitted
with good grace not to the decision of mere major
ity but to the unanimous voice of the Democracy as
expressed through their delegates in Convention as
sembled. The corporal's guard OF sore.heads aud
irreconcilables who were dtummed mp and collected
AZ Louisville through the most persistent and strena
efforts OF the administration and by free use
of the Radical corruption fund.- will have but weak
and piping voice in the coming campaign. The
name OF no Democrat OF any prominence can be
found In the proceedings of the Louisville sideshow
and no Democratic leader can be found willing to
become the scapesoat for the political sins OF
the marplots collected in that sel,-eonstituted Con-
vontion. All the great ana trusted leaders of the
Democracy both in the North and South. have
endorsed the nomination of Horace Greeley the
wisest selection that could have been made. under
the existing OF national affairs and laborng
earnestly To secure his election seiieouceited sore
heads and egotistiea asses found in all parties
men who believe that nothing can 60 right unless
they have their way in the direction of atAiFs-and
who. the doctrine Of rule ruin. ever found
blatant aud ioud-nouthed in condemnlng aud dc
noaneing every measure Q. political party policy
which they themselves did no, originate
Upon what inca, doth this orr Blatant Duncan
feed that he should have grown 50 grcz'7 Who ever
heard Of any emineat services rendered 10y him.
either the Democratic party 20 the Southern Con-
foderacy the downfall OF which he claims sincerely
deplore His great achievements IN behalf az tie
Los; Cause evidently nil uaWritton page in the
history the contedeaey. and his poies! Hagaeity
and party genrraiship iliamtne page in the
records Of she Democratic party. Aud ye Eogsoosh
lie ,hEas,s himself forward the grand sAchem ot she
party aud the embodiment: pure aal nn-aulrr,.scd
Democracy. He pompoasiy .roc.A!sas that 'he dele
gates 10 the Baltimore Convention sold oas he Dam
oc-atc pAgty aud surrendered their principles In she
face OF ,e fact that tho nomination Of Greeley was
demanded b. the Democrats masses wigh aaAa.
unity unparalleled ia tho history Of aay pol,leal
party: and the delegates merely arsc1 a. TIC oasl
piece Of the people in giving expression Ia se choice
o. tlona whora they we9c drisg ase % ro4tgcs-et
The dispatches inform that Mr. Charles ocoaor
has declined the nomination ,cnaerva him by this
Louisville Of secret workers ia the cafsc oi
Grant, aud rrcrip; Of thr telegram anuauuc-
Ing h.s dorlaasinn ~ tho doubtful hoapE consider.
able .zcl:rme.s ensari They hal safely counsel
his ping 'hs leadership Of 'ae.r !os.asa hope
and als refusal fell like banbsarii in their miIsl
Whether they can induce an Dsmocra, Of National /
prominence accrp, nomination al ihc.r hapia IL
matter Of doubt: aud not yes Ec.4y believe
,ha; the gallant John Qiaccy Adams ~.u sl!oa his /
name to be us-d in a which. II partially
sucscssGl would only result ia asusing tho reclec.
ton Of the present unworthy occupant Of Tho White
Houa~.
The Duncan convocsaoa h=a undoubtedly fnrucd |
out to be a magniaern; aaslc !as, Democrats pre-.
dirtcd would be the Il gotten M shs IN.
s,ga,ion 81 Grants political trainers ard wire pail
crs aud all documents. Distributed throughout the
country. urging s'raightout old hardshell Demo.
rra;s rally TO ,Bc Suppor, OF their time honorcd
and battle worn principles asd a'd in fsr~ara,ug the
Chandler Conking and other Radical supporter. II
Grant IN the Senate aud House: aud the Grant Ma
tional Executive Committee. who have thoir head.
quarters In the National Capitol aided aad assisted
Mr.. SoEehcad DUNCAN aud nis cnurerrs in every pos
.ihlo manner We have heard good and true men.
whose Democracy cannot be called IN question SAY
.ha; they would not support Greeley. bat would
support auy Democrat nominated By the Louis.
vile Convention. even IL they knew there was
10 chance. whatever. TO elect him. II man
s afflicted with dangerous disease. sand his
friends realize that his life hangs upon q thread
10 they stop TO inquire in TIC moral character po-
i,ical aEtecedcnts religions sentiments of tho
ply stefan they summon 10 his aidf Should Tia.
physician even be the deadcst enemy the dying man
rad on earth would they hesitate to send for him II
hey had confidence in his skill medical prac.
i;ioper. and believed that he could save The life OF
heir frend1 We scarcely think that any sano per.
ian could; and yet when country and our inst!.
utionS in equal peril under the demoraizing and
orrupt rule Of the present dynasty men talk about
ticking to their principles. should we all land
II perdtion. The Democratic raasses have conf.
lence in the skill AID ability Of Dr. Greeley TO sue.
essfully minister to the National ills which we now
ndure: aud while dtsking the man and his ante
edents they have taken sensible view of the stu.
tion, aud determined TO summon him to our conn ,
rvs assistance in the hour of our Eationa! peril
there ever time in the history of any !
ountry. that the people were called upon TO rise above
arty. that time is now upon us; aud the feeble
forts Of Duncan and other obstinate aud hot.headed