Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-06-06
4 Very Very Strong Plea for THE greeley
a ' Ticket ' -'-. -.

One OF. the stalinchest and most proml-
ncnt Radicals in the conntryais Ex.Gov.
Dennison of Ohio. He rhas been inter;
viewed, and gives his reason.whF hc.de-
sirts the Geleat Of Greeley. 1t will abe
Secn:by reference TO his statements Oh
.this point, Which we give below, that
Gov. Dennison bclievcsif the Democrat
ic party unites on Greeley, suca action
Rsald1I]snd RadI]tad pHi IT, ths IAHe Aieeer eseEEaY ae
ed SO forcibly by.Gov. Dennis0n why tile
Radicals should not support Greeley
will strike Southern inch Us strong fei'S-
Gus why the Greeley ticket should re
ccive the united vote ,9f all the tr'!c iil'ai
OF ting South. TN This peint his ul!el'
ances are rs lulows:. ~.
My Judgment is that the election
,.rt.,irv 4, ii.c,juint(antliiiatc 81 tic
i i,,,,..l ,irt.uD.ic.,.is'ahu'D 'Dcaucr,s,S, VIII
ha .. ,if,n.,t st,totaao,Qi' Me DcMqcf'tttc
,,o,yn 70 TIE coa!.Qi NJ nc. GVreFH%.GcT.
e., ~. u:IrposrS "a the present c;itIv;tSs
r..,.,rIiS itst,s iniinuterial whether enc
t,Ii7,n0rc Convention aecepts. or rcJeGts
Mir Greeley, because, inh'y QplilioH3, liic
ip,.nn,J J;,.:,,, ,rlrtv has Sa-Well defined Tla-
i;;riry m oIioi,yi I'll Tie states ~ enS1rc
Jt,a tiaciion ul the ,l@ilIiiicsS ~ tiie Eiii!
IJ..l,,lna Convention; bG, lu"ililG To liic
mare. / shut!ld regard Qh!on 81 T.iItf-
~ ra,?nl,,it;lus' and the De,,iotrali; parry:
l.. urt..m,2nt with niIspliini w tHcSoqh'- :,
frrv as such a, uliiull, lnlglt c0nstlip "
80. oI., y neW parly org;IlliZaiOn, rS
which the UGrncrIatte party Tonf l!s
an nerior> "a umbers, would nsye and r,eX-
.er1.ise m absolute control, Whiic THIS larS.
ar alement might consent to give ptonl,'
nent nositidrs b tie more; espcei'll rep-i
$50 va fsriyes .of, the Liberal elelneiitstiie
mower to control ,lhcSc InlictMh}}TssS
rwonId necessarily be III the larger see7
ton of the new party, naitely, piie DEN
'0cratic. and they would therelefeG ne
..a,Inpefled, u obey the demands and tile
uolitiies oil the Delnocratic portion, Just
!,s the Northern representatives or tiie
uld iDciiiocratic purity competfei 90
obey the deluaills oil lts :slhve1 pgwS&tT
the 'clmtrolIing, elenpnt Of The party.
Thvs ,rouLi be acttneSSeHthe practEtaTe-
storation Of the Denioc.'tttio party toipoM-
eI IL the Go0rrnmeat, oaid an 1W rug
o,e,t such restoration would be more
n mischieyous to the country than woulo
he the restoration OF the iemocratnapaf-
ty'pure and simple, as in the iatterrefse
lne people would Ae moM rlstlant ee;ue''
tect its wrong designs than If the nolnlI u,
nal head OF the party were one wIio tlae|
eni6yed M the confidence of the loyal peo- ,
ME Of the country. 50; tAGt, v Msy ~ y'cae ae
rs IS coygpct, and Mr., Greeley Shonta Oe' @
20 Elected President, it drdald tttttes 'aqtter
hob wnre Of 'patriotic usaaotires or. pftrI ~ :,
M ,,oses mfqhrGc, his acls, being coatvtlea
Gu the Democratic on distoydt e.eWe"',
fouid accord arith its demands, uaa T. r = :
comit,.g. nAfte Ttieeiy REFUSING o1s7tS coz, COZ,
Gisare Il, 4nr. Greeley, ssouht N,H,s 1Se3 tye,:
bct,uycd 6y the pywer tAat c0Htr9lea a..m =,
do not belieys there is any perfect ssle, iIlp
t. W to the Repubtte Without the aOtai u
/ tiemolition OF the DEM oer4tic party y as !, y
narty org5nizstipn; and I9;arlnot fegafq
ri,f, as a friend to the country, however
pure and PATRIOTIC le may believe ttls IS
B5slysaaS ssar Tss " ). %ather r.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ASA con-
trolliug part Ola nfw parly, a. 4,