Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-14
The Poiisical OUTLOOK. :
Eyonn the Chitaoot .-fifY,nes. fD1.nn y

/ From the Chicago Times, (pem.y
The bringing gTaaf1 Of tie name
Judge Davis, ii connection with the Pre-
idency, by political -ofganizalion%whol
:. disconnected from, and antagonistic to, Il
) Democratic party,'and an organizatio
moreover, with whose distinctive notiol
! and wholly impractical theories Judge D.
Wis cannot sympathize, was clearly an il
dication of o. general direction of popul,
sentiment not only satisfactory, but graf
1 flying to Democrats. For what but Il
force of general movement of the pobr
/ lar mind in thatn direction could Nha,
4 caused the nomination by one body of cit
!: zens of statesman unsatisfactory to anothe
and antagonBtie ggregate of,publicsent
ment yet which statesman is we'll know
to be a. nonisympathizer with either {
those divergent popular organizations? ]
not the fact one Of the strongest evidence
Of that spontaneo6s uprising of popula
sentiment for Wfnef honest and patriot
men, though entertaining upon many sub
4 jects the most wildly divergent opinions
have 30 long hopst and prayed2.1 ~
From theoWitatngton IN, C.) Star -
Tba c,sndid dstes31 4 ~, whom tbo r.T,.bor Ra
s,~,,.s,.. \ No n,tad 80 hotb s,f +ha,;
/ able and truo men not undistinguished /,
the history of sthetimes. David Davis q
Illinois, the nominee for President, is.
Justice of;the Supreme Court Learned
and impartial judge. a great fayorite o
the peoPle, Of lllnols W and the Western i 7
states, ana q nlgf-tsoned honorable man
his name has beq mentioned frequently
OF late IN connectDn with the Democratic
nomination. LIS lacorrupnole course on
the bench has wdn him many friends in
every SECTION. Judge Davls'is amid Re
publican, bat has never taken any part IN
politics. HE'S t.entrely acceptable to the
Southern people. ~, :. go 49,
q J The candidate to- Vice-President is the
popular joel Parkel OF Hey jersey, re-
Gently elected doYenor OF that State. .
war Democrat PoiQolly, but popular with
both paraes, -,
:" there ID reason sooelieye that the Llb-
erai 9hepneiica icanrenventlon Will accept
these nominations, Adrtpat IN turn they
Will be endorsed .by the Democrats and
conservatives. y +ils, Is done, inc next
ted States Wi win bs fayid DAVIS and sIs joel
Parker. a9r'i1srtfe SH' -
IT,, A E,,ti.,:;S;,,sl y !, !. p.,,,,. in.,
NJ. ne - ss..''..'Si NJ ss"'''
LIE roau1es si = u VIZ Icu-
Iention y lGl llesiaelt sna wee rIeslaeat,
are; osglshing 70 ssese seIloas 1!a!., soSugns
S,I Suu Iuaon oommen - Pon.,qat ostoies' Is
nhor,.stoa. rhe esponIea. ol the .he
S9J 'ssSsal ~ n.@as ;. 'liD i''A " '.'0
"Jmst;ce Dav;s ~. RenubI;can so far
.. tha ITn;on anJ ~ const;tnt;on ] a,o oo oan -.
cerned and : 1emnc,.,t in rsgnrd to tho
;nts,nretst;o2 ~ Il. Gnnst;tnt;on and The the
acfna sdn,;n;stra fnn of tbe Gonorn,nanf
% mn1n~:;t 1rhaS NJ ! " ,ha @ aJvantann ~ as
ls1I.p waaItb nm Will i'll mot be srnossd 70 +,
the tenntat;ons rl,;cb weaItI, wbctbcr
nr;vata or corncrst, MIGHT off.T to . prns;t
dent. Aaajn : .tnoi' he has The. a,]vantaoe
of a nat6n.l ,,os;tnn in r..,ard TO .sec.io99.
al ;nterestu Hajas an aoual cl,;rn mon
n Ma.ss ..I eInsatts ~ aar.IanJ a,,J I T1l;n";s T3n
TT1s 10 sU. r",.e.ofs ~ f. F.s+arn sar.horn
and Wc.tsrp sssst,,s ii .tIs. cf,ruirv
s 8 - - :. !. !. :.
Justice Da Davis Viii Be- tic fel0 Hext rs
President of hc Uuitcd States The
chahgc ol aur;t,o, ,1,,a,,.";t"d leSlca oy lhe
psop.o m ,.t;s",, Mo - IL .aPHo ~ "a
ms ale condition The eountrv has r cnr r,or0 nov
than a decade ben kent hy nartv ,I,i;t;
c;ans under. ont.nual strain of eyc;,a
[ unant ard the ina Los coms ,rbon Ill % Ill
dsmand % G - relea. from nortv t~o,nmoIs ANN SIa VIII
= Indas Da~ bss can,nfo,i % a.. ~ H..
,,: ,n,,,;n at;o, in adm;rah,a ,aooS .s 'l IN
e,;w.s , n ;t:nlf nrestiga Of suoosSt no Inv Ii
= in the handof the neonle oI ond NOT iIs of
INV . " one narty section # Is vol veil '.tt that ~
the the first nolpiiIion sbould come frnm tho tho
NortLsrn NJ sndVrstsrn lsLor;nn r"a.aa" U ,us
c,o c,o. IN" J fo,,n ,.r al ~. 1s S.";s .nSsSes
+ot .noy .,,,t m, rI, tp,, tno ta. ods.? VI eVely
reiui. v' ~, ,on.. rnu .oual"n ;ii , ol Inc
I ieM Pa.s3 Pn3 Gao, W. III % ~ "na ..,os oelaio
ueep', anu D'"l 00i'o anu pio'nineh1 ma
lU6t LuC pQDllGtAl hplOIInerS VIII \
nominate Davit the Cincinnati Conven-
tion in May is lte' certain. The Democ-
racy everywhefre from the dictationof
interested leadi viii cordially accept this
nomination"
s,.o,o t5e Wasotou Chr Pou;,or.nd-
i'0"' Wv sst,. "'0' oD
u.I;.;a:
tfomiasnO.,.'O,sl' sn,ost S'd @ aanilttco 10 ne
one OF inc shfsest est ana oes1 informed IN
lhe county, ~ smno .es neeh iaehtlneo y
Win .ho ',h.I hePn parry r. I silce itS organ 4
lzauoh, oeC.st.nas Ss hn;s y. u 'uage laws, Is
nolllla.ea w 'in. uGi.eu opr1sition, lw1icn =
.nis genllenaT1ises i.;lI ~" s, WIN oleuI) yen
efal ulan. WV ;tat. .ne eieIT1ial no vole OF no
more tnan !, sDta.es: @ me gentleman :
menNonea nt; nast;a'ea neeiy WIN near 4
~ every pe5ns,v H.sn. 'ena'1l ana repre- q
sentative IN V,osS, .,st "a ana ne says ne mas \
ye1 70 Mees ,sra sls' NJ Une "n3 opposes inc u
:iolhii'a.on o Hos:ao ,o' Gn. .ne - VI oPiL, {;
ioh, however, 49,. ..ui avs ,ureeiey Mouh -. -
De me streaeIsn "a. inc country as h, h
canoioste ior ies4uen'' e =;
From thducah Kcntucktaa. n
Judge. DAVIS native OF Maryland, in
now tiIty-sevars ofgage, and is one of
the " Judges Of Supreme Court of tho 81
United Stateadge Davis graduated at tn
Kenyon Col Ohio, in 1882, studied th
law IN Massslvs!s; lv ana @ent through m
S5Ie irgai .O onlhe n;onnoss 11;nOa IGr3, 81
he was onene pioneers IeeE Oh iilinois. qu
having remoieIe IN ioo9, ana pegan su
the practice ~ Inc oacKwoods, he tn
was in l847 inent in the convention or
which forme' old State constitution. Dc