The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-08-30

"Cesarism" ID the word 70 which good
many tournals are now indebted for the
inspiration Of poudcrOus edtlorisls. The
accepted meaning Of It 10 that President
Grant aspircs to third tefm-aod that
third term Is but precursor Of pcrpseu,ty
Of the presidency Ia Grant Incumbent and
Grant apparent, for oil time. Horrible IL
the crash Ut demolished liberties. and grand
" tyrsnnical Is the gorgeous despotism these
Sir Orscles thunder 10 the eass and build
.'cfore tn" outraged eyes Of America. Read.
ers would be led to believe these unhsppy
political secrs had changed all their litany,
# they ever had any, to road ''From Grant.
and Cesarism and the RAIDS, Good Lord
deliver u.s." and that If II were not for their
prayers. representations and Raven>inRs
GrSnt would have Ten Brock and Tiffany
putting up spisno.bOx throne. inlsid With Ill
the gid reserve Spinner las. In the Red
Room of the White House ready for bis
occupancy ~ soon - the season 10 over 1t
Lang Branch. Wehardly think the Or.cles
are losing much sleep over ,s-lead pencils
are cheap-the unintelIigent voter must
have some food chewcd for him, and these
''Cessrism" nurses have taken the contract
to supply him with mas,icated viciusls.
That's I'll there Is in Cesarism. The same
howl was set up when Washington was
spoken Of for seconl term. I'VE arc
drifting back to monarchy" But the Re-
public did not perish-snything to speak Of.
It is not probable Grant will be renomina,sd
or elected. II he should be It would Ike by
the established methods of the government,
and he would 20 In and 20 out of third
term just rs Presidents 60 In and 60 out Of
first and second terms. To apprchend any.
thing else is 10 evince skepticism of
government by the people not warranted by
anything IN the history of this Republic
and unworthy Ut IN American citizen. The
power inhcres with the people, AMI there Is
nothing In American character to indicate
they bayc the slightest intention to surren.
der II. II 10 further evident tha. there 10 Q
strong disposition to extend tho Presidential
term to six years and limit incumbency To
one term. General Grant was . good soldier;
lie was hcnOred with the Presidency. lie
made good President. Precedent bad e.
tablished that one successful term should be
'ndorsed by reelection If the party man.
tanned its ssccndnncy. So Grant Was re-
elected BY tina, aat.cring tcstimon,sl,s largely
increased majority. There It will end. We
doubt not he would make % gn,d = Presi.
dent tor twelve rs for eight years. But the
Republic has other eminent sons, worthy
its highest honor, competent to WELD well
and wisely ito destinics Under no circum.
stances shoald President Grant aspire to
third term under no ordinary Circumstances
should he he nominated or elected thereto.
Il would he On unworthy ambition. Il
would BE- On advance in the wrong direction
BY the people. We rather thick that he
will grow in their estimation by . firm,
prudent and wise administration, tina, he
will not ask, expect or be offered re. nom.
ination will 20 out of Office deserving and
compelling by his Official virtues the hear,
homage Of even those who now burl their
puDy lanccs toward him, aud oil that will
hereafter Be known of Ccsar,sm In the
United States will be from humorous lee.
lures on antiquarian researches In the musty
dies Of bilious newspapers.