Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-06-06

Susn. Ga May :i&. 1872.

1850 $3.50 49,
Tie rsl.:icsl cal1ron Is slresaY hesss-
mag to bell 'kroa-Aeut tbe SousA. sa1
he Interest. which ia n,asllv begpa 20 Be
-,snif.~.el ., ,his time in the tocsl e.ee-
,,yns. - entirely absorbed ~ iss great
sasional e.,rses. for the Presidency n
the Republican. ia the North are divided.
The n.ic,,crs's in the South are net less
80 1lv / sseHs ons 10 the Radical party
<h'rh a. cre time promised - ensure snc-
r..sa 20 the Democracy. Dcw promises their
utter deer oralils'iNr. IL not their tc'al
di>hsnlveu, The Cincinnati Convention
from which We we're l,yi to expect ~ nuch.
la rut forth fickc, entirely sa,l>fle,or,
- uNre. except rerhars. e. the candidates
themselves Nevertheless, the Scath Is
.rrs r~ntlv f.v"ratlr o. its acceptance by
The Baltimore trnv~nti1n. THIS, u seems
- me. srron-on. but nct nnparlonahl
.h.pNSu,on 1T S'prherc neDSerats. n
c,us-l Nv Ih- ycsv> Of robbery. insult AMI
Nry-es-ron that b, bern hcaprd aiN.n them
ly tht Grant Adm nisIraIinn. IL seems
~, ~ have occurred ~ them. hosever,
flat MIR Grcxley was the advocate, II nnt
he inst .1'or Ut every wiou. We have
btcn eantrtllri 10 endure Tasy bave
fs~.utrcr haw he welcomed into the COL
uun< OF IA. parer al kinds ~ s!snders
that could b. halchri up by Li> lng cor
rc>non3,nts. hlrei EN- is>arles Vt the Raj
zeal party. scnt amongst u for ~ other
ru,prS. th,n 10 array one class of cur PEG
lie against the other. that they nj ght have
rrc,cxt for their vile u>urpaGIIns aud
.prre-,'1rs ~ their anxiety to be re-
leased from political bondage. they war
s:sn,t the trx un,est while they praise
he aGttor 81 their safleting,, Bat there
j. f.r from h,ins anything Ike unanIm-
~ on THIS subject \ majority perhaps
are wiling Il accept tie Cincinnati: ticket
from motives of rxre'iiruey. Another
lsCc and respectable class greatly prefer
straight out" Democratic ticket. but
are willing - ABIDE the action al the BAL
t,mnrc Convention While thiIl repu-
dla'e Mr. Greeley altogether. aud de-
uonucc Tie liberal movement" a. sham
Ia obtain anew l,ass ni power :" the Radical
party. They regard With suspicion IA move
mrut encouraged. itnot positively endorsed
hv NJ Sumnrr. the arch enemy Of The South
ana scc in it rather thirst for power and
srntls. than an earnest desire Tor ref,r
nation IN our political government Aud
th,y are strengthened in thls opinion.
since Nr Greeley boldly ,ntimatrs. that
he prefers the mos, corrupt Republican. t.
thc purcst Dcmartnt. and would withdraw
in f.,"r If Gen Grant. rather than allow
a prniorrs, ~ lie elected Many &C the
batter r'ns viii not vote ut ali, while a
f'w vii snrv II Grant rs the least Of the
two eli,a."
|, MI. h. impossible Tor Vi Grc,l. to
create ANY enthusiasm in hi. favor IA th,
south Hose who are Hont anxious f,r
his .mlual.uu. are - entirely from *.
prii,rry AID urc induced 10 this. vcr,
much y, s!ck man l.. induced t. take
dose Of uausrou- medicine. With the hope
OF being ben, fitted hy it Nothing j. more
CERTAIN Il IN that he will utterly fail t.
command the fall .tict 9TH al the Demo
,ratlc pnr'". Here ARE thousands at
nrmocint- Who VIII not Inconvenience
themselves n the least To 20 to tue polls
To vote tor han
The Republican party ~ the South Is
composed almost exclusively of negroes.
carpet Lngg..s and Federal office holders
These viii go ~ nhts.c t"r Gianr And
II there j. much - a falling oi IN the
Democratic vote. Vi. Greeley vail carr,
bat few 81 the S"uihrtu stats
Those wao assume that II 4 Democrat
i, nominated far the rrr.iicncy by the Bal
t,morc c"a,cntion. Nj Greo.,y vail put
his threat ,.I" execution by Withdrawing
IA Grants favor. or u he does withdraw,
that Grant Will ho elected. assume facts
10 exit. that are nothing more than re-
mote probabilities II he Is - thorough.
IL convinced. AZ ho Processes 10 Le ia he
letter OF acceptance, that the Liberal move.
mcnt "ha~ received the stamp Of public
approval. independent Of official patron
age aul indifferent T." the Smiles or f,owns
IT power" he will not Withdraw from the
contest But II he does. We will need nn
better evidence If the Ins.nceriIy of he
professions, aud would have good cause Ia
congratulate ourseivos at having rsrnrei be
ing the dures Of vie political swindle Al
tie same tine those hutg Liberal HrpuL-
lIcan> WHO abandoned their rlutt organ
.Tlr.on, because they conscientInusly be-
Iicv'd that lts policy wou!d involve the
country IN utter and hopeless ruin will be-
found cullsrmg themselves under the ban
ncr Of democracy. Every indication points
ID the present a. the most favorable 0p-
portunirY for Sta. cess that has been Pee
seated to rs IN the past twelve years -
Let us use Il. Iy HominAtiu: for the highest
office within the gift IL lie American peo-
pie a uicd stste,man of the democratic
school--one whose past record is not who
" at variance Will his present professions
IL is the only say to TeuiiIe the dlsc0Idan
elements ia tie party. let US not allos
: deserter--uot a coEvert--'Ibm Radical
ism. o. dictate 10 us what slIaH be our poll
lev. let us neither heed bis threats
which is the best evidence IL bis iusineer-
ity. nor bis promises made only TO de-
ceiye
Tuner Ddados d doHd terSnfss
But suimated With the splnt II our ia
there. let us enter the cOudict under our
owu aud not ali enemy colnrs; confident
u victory. determined 20 fall II we M ust.
bat surrender. never!
SOUTH