Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-28
FOR PRESIDENTS
ULYSSES s. GRANT,
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FOR WOE PRESIDENT:
HENRY WILSON.
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The following most signlhcant article was
the LEADER Of the New York Tribune Of Sntur-
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day morning last
apo TIRE DEMOCRATS CHOOSE TO BIZ OUT OF
POWER FOREVER?
Had the Democratic National Convention Of
1895 declared for universal amnesty with Impair.
tiaI suffrage, nominating Chief Justice Chase
Tor President, they would probably have sue.
ceedei; at all events, they would have been
morally certain OF success In 1877; for such a
platform and such a candidate would have held
out a hand to the blacks, which half OF them
would have been ready to grasp ere this. Free
him from the dread that you mediate his en-.
slaveInent, and tho moral, Industrious, intelll-
gent black naturally graytates to the side OF
his thrifty, humane white landlord, employer,
or neigh6or. IL is a dread OF enslavement that
has kept them too long In antagonism.
IA length the Democratic party has placed
itself on platform OF genuine, essential DemOc-
racy A. Soyernor hendriGEs well SAID, IT has
slider to-days problems in the light Of today
20, On ihis platform l1 y n nEhts me nsht o. ~;
a air share in the Legislation and government
ct the Union, Il It's voters shall be iully called
its opTortanity AMI IaIi back into impotenee by
taking languld Interest IN the canvass and
polisI ~" W ~
-" Mich Is II likely to do' This State Is
crs,Is vtS be s he mGllsI for GIssIey and
BtOwn, and they must carry IT, Let ten to
twenty Psr cent o. that 'Gse Iesgst tno pOi's ~
the dust-hoW long to stay there the future only
can disclose. --,--- A.. $500.
the Democrats to actlon. They treat them as
public enemies who ought to have no voice 10
bS9t,s. % I When 81 miid mi SISJ q MAJ SS
Gerrit smith declares that they should never be
forgiven Tor their past resistance TO impartial
smiths present SompitTiots regard them.
Ought the Democrats 70 exclude themselves
per cent Of their number refrain from voting,
or vote Tor Grant on Tuesday week. Those who
fIIiy sSoNsrcd up6n them nv tbs eamphiSneIs
Tor GRANT.
noSn nsmncrois IN vots tbsit nsItY of M
account 10 1877 will hardly mud 1t to vote for or
against II IN 1870
III inc ABOVE "Ftlci'' Tue most retlArhNo'e
that ever appeared III Inc new lork Ir'O""e'
we nave Mr' "reeicy, nine days before the
Presidential election, boldly throwing oil the
mask ne mas worn since last May ana
Wo"lhs 'hHt MS eIucuoh means tue ultimate
restoration OIL the p'iho'ratlc power 10 Tue
control OF the Government. with disaster
aud defeat staring Him 10 the lace win tue
and ONO ringing In his ears, with the pros
poet 'hat unless he can Po' tue lu'. No'e Oh
the Democratic party nc VIII NC the ""'S'
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