The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-27
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a5,eiisIlsI DYING OUT
. II, Their own lnter-
RI, People , A. a Change.


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~ n N t oD Yen endtdwHng q raIly w y,
gea., z " b S Ssas GGiant.n No doubt stos :
i,J .SI & ID dissatisfaction has Oeel
GsI 5 pi ~ the policy OF ho a AN GincIH
"a Ll Del 1Sisou ven been made only
months ofao., I esaIsiny VI have been es:
foa'a "a 1 ISSre would have been a gen pa
l's, anu tI' ~ Greeley from both the re
.;ita ? sDj b Democratic ranks. The hu,
7iS i,5Il a.. md defeat Of the government
, a. con,t Sne sy'i with England growing
a y NE treaty Of Washington ana 1. INT
s 8. y q Conference; the anti;Republica5
yt a...1., ., our policy towards Spain and
. ~ ne y weakness which has suffered
W v s borders. TO be o constant
!, II iswlesness and ruftlanism win
:, n d a finger in defense Of Amer st
y !. I s'li,s6s in that exposed locality; the
= Nv. ,, Generalization Of the civil service
I'M Tt 1Drenerous trestmento the S SCUM
l' Ss, a. Sycitod a feeling agains! Presl'
=, v GrSufs advisers, which threatened nlS!
~. O line 10 sweep The whole Republic
w. M, W. out Of existence as elleclually
y n, .I M Tsmmany regime was disposed
IVY ~, N November. The blame was not
!; ~ ,t had. 60or Of the President himself,
~ y. :, ~. vi Known 10 be at heart opposed to
y, 'a's ,,IicsI policy; nevertheless, it was
Y: =;,5 s,t' An Endorsement of Grant would
q, ~. y. i"5nnemgpt 0! the acts oil his Cab
.i !, , ii Congress, and the people were
I. = iii tT to suffer their persona! es'
an ioF tbc soldier who conquered the
,' NJ iCt 10 lead them into an apparent
LAVA, lava, Of the policy of his advisers
! s5I |, ,hsse features Of the campaign, once
. -. 10 liz real issues, and standing
a Dji:IiDcily on the Presidential can
~ a, lave LOST their sharp outlines, and,
,.5i,.olyiDg views, have grown fainter
ri ri t1ipter IN the distance until it seems
r5t,bIe that they may soon disappear
i,Wether. In their place the great com.
5.5i4l and mOneyed interests OF the
S ,,I, come looming up, magnified, it
-T5e. iD,O undue proportions, and prom
M 10 eDgrus the attention o! those
i.1 NC watching with interest and Gu
INV The Presidential phantHsmagoria.
TIE people who are interested in the
vlh,e and prosperity Of the nation are
,,j.rly beginning to ask themselves
M. they will profit by q revolution in
he administration at the present time,
M 10 lske into serious consideration the
,lt,,iol whether they can afford to
ta.s,e General Grant 10 Horace Greeley.
C5,teding that the President has COM
lifted grave blunders since the COM
zacenent of bis term of office; that the
an. service has not been alt that could
Z desired; that our foreign policy has
N marked BY blunder3 worse than
.;ue that our financial policy has been
asfelcal and nanOw.mindGd; that the
eAlnenl Of the South has been uuCon-
s.atiousI and oppressive; that the effort
Dnkinde the animosities OF the war, TO
,uTe the hstreds Of slavery and TO array
b. freedmen Of the South against their
E..,eHeiShbOrs Tor political purposes is
lie il1geEOus and cruel; that the "at.
lFio6aGe u great enduring party on
lie bate SRd wrath necessarily engcnder-
Ibys bloody civil war it is thought you
!.g.l plant a colony on an iceberg that
I'D somehow drilled into a tropical
1s4H, cOnceding all this, there yet re-
-al the facts that our national debt has
!treaSel at q wonderful rate OF speed,
aiaeCOultTy iSat peace aud that the
fopcgeleEally are prosperous. These arc
.NlgOiHts tOgetOyer, it is no wonder that
AslOneygd men Of the country are re.
letting upon them earnestly, especially
VasH The Presidential candidate who
Fop:sto succeed the present admins.
atol does not possess the reputation OF
! aie, cautious and practical tinancler.
Nlie Tie selIinenIGlty CT politics is all
Wy well IN its way, the pocket is gen.
''aly The test Of mans loyalty and pa.
E0lSn, and Il the business men Of the
Tlauy can be satisfied that a change OF
ADMINISTRATION at this time will disturb
@i finances, increase the premium on
Nil' dep'eSs our credit abroad, unsettle
n'Ss, and temporarily check the progress
40 prosperity Of the country, hey aoill
a =, |, y, !, al ne errors Of President Grant
u. y. d" hf o!isstiORaJle policy Of his ad.
Wy 5 and rl! rOts in tie approaching
f XXI as hdr iEtTest dittateS. Its the
\, .'sv' mai yet hangs over this feature of
Ia.I aap4gn-lhe absence Of any strong
cessation ICY, on the part Of those who are
sl9 s 10 speak for thegreat commercial
40 financial circles on one side or The
,.i.,, IaAI occasions the present uncer.
w a9'! and seems to dampen the spirits
I IlG check the ardor of those who have
T.-SiiS Oeen enthusiastic in the Liberal
republican cause. "'
We DO not uudcrvalue the inportonce
,r6w H., 4, IVA" VI lle campaign. We
' .aIS Ilat there are numerous citizens
~, ,1s,sl i!i9 enough in their way, who study
:. chart with anxious inte er
ny T .Se' their !Ig course in accordance with
. : iles' The check received by the " aSl
- -,.s, w in North Carolina Turned
~, T,Sy ,I 81 lae TaveriDg over 10 the Greeley
@ ~ although the late discovery of n nSr,
"a, ,vSlotylor Republicans, preyept u,
v ! salpete to the enemy. The WSSl
", ,,n,s ,,-.. and the Vermont election
a =, I I,t dead letters in the campaign t6t
M s,1. .SlnS scored all Democratic md tbC
10 s,T ~, y. HRePuIlican; but il Maine, which
~ ~, 0 ';aii Republican through and throuSi
t l,,D , snce the party had a being, sboTIt
5 stI"gn 'ae faith, thus giving he frs
y' '',S,,.a OF tidal wave Similar to tho 9
= ,,"a swept over New York last N u .un
Gr. asie would no doubt be- be n 'U UrenG
T.i,s s' iXS.SiVsl in oil the States 81 Inv inv
'>"+ Nevertheless Tho a. va Nne