The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-08-24
BALTIMORE IND LOUIS
VILE,

me p0nuCoJ eltuSuOn grows jotorcSu0g,
and brightens. Horaces' couch Of ''libersl'
roses 10 developing very many "straight
out" thorns. That which was regarded %
- grim and ghastly joke" grows more ab.
horrcnt and less humorous, as the political
fidelity Of both legitimate parties contcm.
plate the consequences Ut his possible cleo.
ton, and recognize the national necesaiiy of
crushing out the monstrous folly that would
make America for four years the scene Of
anarchy, - when the deserters, guerrillas
and camp followers of two great armies
should ally for spoils and proclaim srmistice
under On Entrusted leader on = battle field
strewn with the wealth of nation.
Against this disinteyrstion of the orEani.
cations, tho Republican party has consist.
emily and zcalously bsttled from the inception
Of the movement, demanding that It perish
or be pcrpetuatod by the legitimate methods
on fair hearing ct the ballot box Of pco.
pic contsuding for principles. and in that
overthrow or perpctuation knowing that
. party organization having the pride of
the past and ambitions for the future would
WELD the destiny OF the nation carefully
and considerably - must any party with
intent and desire 70 live beyond On admins.
trative day and dssultory raid for spoils.
To this disintegration the Democratic
party, for the time, yielded. Its defeat for
. dozen years had demoralised It. II hsd
not the tenacity of the old Wing party. It
was nurturcd and sustained TOO long on
governmental patronage. When that failed
It Internationally surrendered ct Bslu.
moro. Anything 10 beat Grant," b the
most unpincipled legend party ever in.
scribed upon Ito banners, and it. true trans.
lstton anything to get onace" hes more of
the abject, les of the snobling.
But, though for the time It prevailed, let
II 1t be said to the credit of the Democracy,
II has reacted within itself against this
surrender and Louisville appeals to the
good faith and fidelity Of the party TO
redeem It frs'm the disgrace Of Baltimore.
North Carolina and Kentucky have repudi.
ated the oEstss VI D.assaasuso vs.. 's'~-----
ssssa"aa of Democrats -d.haslss o'cosos
Of New York, ono Of the ablest and pursst
men Of the party, 10 named for tia nominee.
We do not deem his election possible,
although hundreds Of Thousands OF Repub.
licans would support him over Greeley, but
II he carries the standards of Democracy It
will gleam glorious through and after the
campaign, while the guerilla days OF the
na)contcnts will trail In dishoro.. Il there
sss PRINCIPLES in Democracy Louisville will
proclaim them, and wherever there 10
fidelity TO those principles there will be such
. stampede from the bondage of Baltimore
that 0reeleyism In October win be but the
ghost Of itself IN August. This 10 the credit
Of the Democracy. nj. @s.@
Cotemporsucous with the Louisville |
movement, 10 tho nomination of General |
John A. Dix, for Governor, by the Repub.
leans OF New York, nomination conceded |
by the New York Tribune 70 be the strong. |
ct that could be made In the Stats. Proba. |
bly, no man In New York hes more IRE. |
proachsble record, or will command 70 large |
. vote In bic ability, integrity, force
Of character, and thorough identification |
With the honorable history Of The Empire |
Sfaes, General Dix stands pce-emIneut,
and the 0Fecleyists arc busy to-day count.
Ing The number Of votes they lose, bv his
candidacy, 10 the State and National tickets.
esch are among The prominent movements
IN The reaction against the marvellous 10.
hoelsy that began 1t Cincinnati, culminas.
Cd ct Baltimore and will die q Louisville,
and be covered with diagrsce Ia Novembes.