The Morning herald., 1875-11-20
THE THIRD TERN,

THE THIRD TERN
That Grant mean. to prolong his tern
Of Office. no man ought to doubt. That tn,
Republican party, as 4 mass will supper
: him, ii he gets the nomination without /,
bolt, ought no. to be doubted. Asa party
it has oondoned SO many wrongs Of e9ua
magnitude, TIA; i. will not oppose Grant
as his election 10 = third term is not pr $,
wrsn:-aocoriins to the constitution O,
! the laws nade in pursuance thereof.
Alre.d! We hear Republicans say, there
is nothing in the law. o. constitution to
forbid il, and if 50, we fail to see why he
shslld net be again President. Its very
I true sha: two or three State conventions.
pronounced against the third term. but i,
is equally as true iha: Republicans eonven-
tions in the past, have resolved against
other wrongs, and foreo. their resolutions.
and practically supps-;el IL. inhibited
wrongs.
Gran. will be the next nominee Of the
Republican party as sure as he is living
man. He lacks about fifty votes to ensure
his nomination. Three OF these fifty he
can obtain in Delaware, If he makes i, all
right with the Republican ring. We in
stance Delaware for the reason. that j. has
been said, he could ne. &c. the vste of this
S:a:-;i is true it wa. SO said BY paper
tha: isalwav. v-eng in lis political forecast.
Even in Pennsylvania. that resolved agains.
the Third term he would be able TO obtain
many delegates. The millions to be spent
in .se Pes: Oaioe and the New Navy Ya7'
have potency in poli,ics. lar and away,
nish,ier than patriotism. which to our
mind is dead or dying. unless in the breasts
Of the poor, ana humble. who are unco--
rup;ed by pelf, power or place. Th. Des
Loines speech, was the bid tor the Presi-
dency, i. rousei the couchant iana,icism
Of large mass OF voters in Ohio and
Pennsylvania, and from our experience 0:
the campaign in the latter State i. va.
the vinnin. card. Cuba and Free Schools
will sEis'le in Grants message, possibly
reco-4menda,ion TO engrafs an amend
men. 10 the Constitution inhibiiing anv
SAFE t.pm donating money to .ec:a-ian
20 called institutions. In such a di.
lemEa will Democracy be placed, tha. If
they oppose war with Spain, growing on.
Of the Cuban question, or oppose a still
further invasion Of the rights of the State,
b! inhibi;i;ins them from helping al
Hospital or Asylum with an appropriate,
Q: either chance TO be denomina.ional. in
deed that would prev.n. Delaware from
giving the time honored aid she gives 10
>uad-! Schools. would BE- TO sp.n the
ior'a gates Of iana:s c:sn asa;rs. th. party
and ca-rv j. down assins IS i, was stricken
.! he hnsw Ne:hin. wave loRg ago. Ill
ihe Democratic House aid the Prs;dep:
in the Cuban matter the N ,nev and pres
:i:e CT va. will carry Gran. again into
the Presidency. In every asp.c: the dan
ger Of Gran. seeonin. an Impera,or is |
sreas indeed, he Is p.e-eminen,,y wicked /
and is capable si plunsins the ooua.rv |
!E;o foreign rs-. Or religious co1.es. to !
serve lis ends
We ao:ics singular sz.emen. going
::.s rou13s .: the papers. We ever saw i, !
II Il c-scrla- c'o:enpsra-v. tina, she,idan-
i Ineligible because .; his foreign bi..h |!
u asa cid Ohio, where General Sheridan |
~. to:r, c9Ke TO Se cae OF the States Of
lie American U.ion: Tt. chances
.-a.ls: him have t+ea air,r given. bu.
';cs1g. 7igocol. c2nssign- where ns GUAR
-,to1-i be g:rsa ., asked io., with 4 /
Ssh J.. EIg5-e, an3 unainchins courage
VIII. a CIR nonines, We en-
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