The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-02-15

thlrd Term controversy, mat rs patH'
otto citizens We shall never tire Of
considering it in all aspects until
Ills EEccllency has actually resigned
and gone to Europe.
There WINS far a Will. n aonbt anon, |
some who rpuo,slly "r,s.S Win ne %
to ,be elJece Of NJ Gron,,. rs,irno.
lion, Some feared ths yioo. p5S,i.
dents health mich. moi bo snficien,lv |
restored 10 bear tbo strain Of once
others donbted bis con,ci,v n ,rnnnlr
with tbo Situation In, n, MINI
recent odmiraLlu p,tsr,ncs. hath in
bis letter md in nubIi.bsd convsr.u.
lions, show abuplaptIy ,ba. in mind |
and il hoiy he Is yiSorons and NINA
I'M inGsmept is Clear and ,dmirsSIy |
sound Spou the noliev 5.msns.d ~
Tho situation Of tbo country While !
not doubt he does daiIyEor. at least,
whenever he reads his Herald-thc
delicate considerations connected With
the resignation Of the Presidential au.
thOrily, it cauuOt but a monstrous
comfort to him TO refiec! that il he
steps down and out-ns it is so clear
he ought to for bis own sake-he can
hand The cares Of State over to a sue.
cetSor Of long experience, q lover
Of constitutional government, an III.
flexible opponent Of a third term, a
person judicious enough to reuni,e the
now discordunt elements Of tic Repub.
lican party, sensible enough to see
that the restoration of civil govern
mcnt is the fst necessity Of the South.
cru States, and unprecedented enough
Greeley man vote the Republican tick
81 at inc next election without chal:
'epg'ps us N0'e'
In Nj, Grants opinion Mr.. Wilson
may indeed lack sOulO points of perfec.
tiOn. lie would not 30 as great on
intimidator Us Mr.. Grant. This We
freely admit. lie you'd not cut of
the advertising patronage of country
newspapers; or, Il hc did, 10 would
mol do II by telegraph. ITO would not
send despatch telling Sheridan that
'all Of US" approved of bis course, cs.
pecially II "nll Of rs did moi approve.
lie would not put oil his broihcr.in-
law in fat oilicCs-injeed, We do not
know that he has ally. Bat, aside
from these trifss. Mr. Grant, We 70.
joiee to think, lis satisfied that 10 can
safely leave the country in llr. vii.
sons hands.
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Tboro vo,,,d l.,
sort oF inSoIicHrs 4, W. a .,,,' SIn'eaUus,
ion If Tho rS"l;Su )" .S y puy 1I: GSpres'
I"nry,s rS.;sn",;s, "OS TI. ii ii EAeeIi
tion woplS he ~ nr,,;n W usu ~ is.,S
yoicc5 hat III, s1"ud 'T tOs.s, 81 i0ua'
,Srsnco Il m;,b, h" S S,;,, ,T.ua I i , W
far n demand RI, ri,h;n ny, ~ Ia'n
after bs hands in. lie ro.;,r s.;ou u sss
.lsOrcsILo Witt Iior. 30 ,,. "a al, auu
SsrotShand ,Lst h. V. .Ss, We vii, VIII ag,te
cSn gramiStions orI ,i,sn I'LL 'V " , .ae
tho whole nation srI ' ill., ,a y, u,n, ,?
factory cxnrssson " ,h ,Is must sti
n III ,ct WIN e." ."S S.. "Ppteo'ot'o9
those mostly =, ,n,, h'a vASaP' ,i' "au
hers Of bath IJorSos s ~ T T%s n.sm
bSsIcI he ,I,S snnSSSs VI II GODgLtss'
cc.prSsiJsn, ronSj . ms III uV''ps
foupd NJ hi. SNor roaS, w w MI, "
crowd, there is reason 10 bslioy"
would DO seen at least two ar tbrcc If
lis Cabinet and multitude Of tba
most capable and honest government
officers. TIC whole Of tlo States
south Of Mason and Dixou's line vopld
liz up their voices in his prai.e Tbc
Legislatures of almost If not on;,c iii
the Northern States would send Him !,
vote Of thauks.-Poor General Do
TriObrand, Trembling lest bo NAV he /
ordered to do some more Cror WcIlisn
work, would wish lin deyop,iy a ssf% :
and pleasant Journey. The ruonls
everywhere, relieved Of anxiety for Tia /
future and hOpcful of restored conf. /
dCncc and renewed industry. would i
hull him rs their beuefuc,or. Mt
doubt steamship company could bo /
found 10 send him free pa.s. and M /
more reasonable terms than those Ie
/, ncaryod fror, ,I,oi L.. nj.