Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-05-02

the supremacy CTlt1illld1 1Olly OI DTedhluS
away from or trying to break up the
party, because of such mistakes, and the
personal irritations growing out of them!
To compare great thing with small,
it is burning down the house to kill the
yernin. For if the Republican party
goes out of power, what is to come in?
The Democratic party, knowing it is
powerless by itself against united Re-
publican organization, is pursuing the
passive policy, which simply means ly-
ing in wait to affiliate, on some terms,
with disaffected Republicans, unless it
finds, between two Republican organi-
cations, it can slip into power by itself.
And so, if the Republican party goes
out, either the Democratic party as such,
or a party, the bulk of which is Demo
cratic, comes i'll.
This new party, which is to be inau-
gurated at Cincinnati to-day, and is to
skim off all the cream from all parties,
and leave only skimmilk behind, is
simply, in that view, an ideal party {;
and ideal parties never prevail. New
parties are hard to manage anyway.
Beecher says they are like new babies
it is some time before they can be put to
any use. And | venture the assertion
that the Cincinnati Convention, however
numerously attended, and however high
in its professions, and however more
impressive than the Fremont Cleveland
Convention in 1864, or the Andrew
Johnson Convention in Philadelphia,
will, after all, be poWerleSs in the can
vass unless the Democracy is absorbed
into its suDp0rt It can become formi-
dablp only Inv n union with II of all fine
elements of 0nDOsition TO the Rennhli-
can rortv Ard what an inconrrnouc
mixtnrn that will het know many
conspicuous Republicans will be there.
men IonU associated with the hest work
of the nartv-but they will not draw
substantial Supnort away from the mar
tv for disoffection has not taken root
With the neOnIe The mass of fine npo-
nile believe in the RenubIican ornaniza-
ton.
Cho,,o, c,,n,,u - .o+ .houa : ao;d
and h"Iinred tn Sv,nn rlo ith +ha
C ,l ond yI,at ''r rroato,. n ., '
NToasonL,aa++o ,' WI W. [1'o ,;4I,
$500 LoiS ~ I Tli WIN y:
J Ivy. - ~ lio las NO
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cb,5ottI 90 olsa{7.lora +bi,,l- - Iii To-
fo,1nd tIot the naonie viii not ho t,1'.,nd
sway from tbn RrnnhIiaan orooni1stion
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than, and than r0,onact Thorn thinl
tbo,, viii SEQ that the yori, and Tho
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tho,, vii oLidn ~ tho orTo,i7otio1P ~ tha+
hro,,rht tha iiliTnrono" "nd a,,n,'
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IONS r. its candi3a NAV viii not for
thot raoson dnsart # and its r,hI,o
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tbon not to l1njnrrato tbo n,o,,',' rbnro
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As for the offices. | care not who fill
them. if right principles prevail and there
IS honest administration In saying that
Sp[ "a 1 !nr Sgilt'''G II "' n me 5 uoI-
row to them that personal ambitions and
personal differences have crept into the
party and threaten its unity. They feel
thai many seed OF dlscord has been
n l'l,.,I ", soWn' ana, II they Could
To Ills pod trnst thew will send to
the PHILADELPHIA convention their wisest
and strongest men, charged to say that
crno8t St3nHS 10 thr cardInai principles
~ t1 ~ ~
tbp fnIl raymrnt of the national d4ht
the reduction of taxati0n-stands to hon
es;y and fidelity in public Office and the
perfect m3ntehance III every direction
,v I'm f,+ iSl,'t "'1' t, idtl0I "nll
stands TO the Republican orrani1ation
for the success of these principles, and
oHIy asks of the convention to be held
IN tn' cay OF brotherIy i"Vc e, me eNGf
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e.. ~ i p',, W. N,'' - -, n'7o''",
.evnn va. annai,toI - rn,,art ra.,1,,
tions consistinr Of Goorgo II Piga,ow
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nanto, g. t AZ 9s''1'' l'',l 'I"lu' M:
lJohnrv. Honr,- |liarl Pnt,n,,I %r, Ga,|r',
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