, 1876-03-27
BEN BRlSTOW.


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T"S ~ sy..on % y ;,s,,.. .,,dt.,,x
LisoohN' ILL., nAa'a .nooo' so1o.~a5 .As''
tho editorial suggestions conta'nea IN yoaT osi!S
6cattou, That oush, to be possessed By the next
n.n,h,c.n r.ndd.t, for pYcaidant. On TINT
N.s. .,;..a - ,,..ort ~, 4ha ,,.d.
qocasion va Me 'neAuea ~ pssnsa. ~ .uu .ss
oss Of TIE TRIBUNE soma additional thoughts.
BtatcsmhuBhip is Al indispensable qualitica-
finn In. tb.t alona will not wfo. Ouickucsa in
~ ~ too;c,, nov,r, IN dah.ta thnno1 ad-
4ef0,o'' ~ ' - ,....s.h,. s,a,ho
man With that character OF popularity thaE
will largely anal him in D contest for tho
aufreaqcs Of tho pcople of tho uholo
oorrtr,, sf.,.htoa. c1oononca TINT tas
counl5' uaNn'.ae o4oaooo' .u~s A~o
largely contributed 10 success ~ many lsoe
for Governor or Congress, is worth little to G
caul,asta for tho pscs[d sucy, 1ie. Clay, With
ali hia rocord as a viso statesman and puso
9N 10 1.""'1 ~ 80, - 80 t,t =.
patfio+ @he h.l'et''ousuoo 'sA'ot aau 'uos =.
Ills parsy, could never 20 e4ecseo 70 'ae hAsneat
| Office In tho country.
| Id who, u q mombor OF the Legislative
! branch OF tho Government, haa wiclded sLs
..... i..n ,,,,, ~, o,r,oo.,,u In. ,os. thu nor.
party laah upon us oppooshss' IN" 'oas lAe pot-
eonal llso0osalp o1 home' aoo oeoone opheAious
to the party Of which thay arc 1nernbcEs. and
shat party will work ike beayers to defeat him.
whenever they have an opportunity.
Siuce tho Admipistration Of John Quincy Ad-
ANS. marty politics have run very high, hnt,
viii probably nu exception or two, no pctoou
has stapnod from tho arena Of kctiye political
vorlk into tun Presidency.
| trhn Nonublicen Uouyeution should aolect the
bnst man for tile first paue on the ticket becauso
tho good or Tho country requires TINT the De-
mocracy ahouId not obtain control Of tho Gov
ernmsns Tnough tho Democrats now control
coa.tol III psyty Of professsd reformers,
| and propoanc to fotret out corruption, expose
| and nnr. .sh crimiuAlB have proved themselves,
not iucompotent, but unwilling to punish
thoso Who aro OF their political faitG. Hundreds
nj thousauda tboy Will sauander In higli~souod-
fne nretenso Of ret1encLuopt md honesty, aud
| yet nothing will bo effected until the To-
fnTmwcotno to thair asrtstapco, III thoir con.
,;r.ncc nsltnsn would bayo oscaped proeecu-
Hor ovan ~ ts,e conrts. hau not Nopub|icaus
mi 1enublicnp ADMINISTRATION procured the
"tnS" m"mnc,1tic cnnttoi at lie Goysrnu,eut means
ansar - In ,.ialica hv tho,e who onca Al.
ta,nnrea n do.trny il. sud who do not vel lore
-. H. nnylnent of ail The Rebol CLAIMS, OF tho
-a,r,d'a,;nn ~ mr. natInnal tiebt. As retsepc.l-
t,,av 1ou,d says Al tho spisot. but waste
o.1' ~. ~, L,na,.ai.
a. rho NsnI,biican n.rtv should be auccosuf,ll,
hncanac Il hss oTe.aryai the Government: pe-
.a ~ /; /: . n,,t. ~ rsrorm mud honest nriuci.
o1uso o1as y tas,npc evinre, determiustion to
pp"r;fr itsaif hv weediux out all tho noxlouu
gg1nTih thns ohokea il loasthy action, IN .hy
fosm NJ haa Or incompetent man.
'ofM 'rns - r,pc;nnati Conyeptlon should nominnto
.ba MN nnr;rht. and honeat states1nau Who L
tho 1,ns. nnnn;ar With tha mssacu Of tue peopo
nns sho nnxayorine In hls deyotion 10 Repub.
s,csniam And .icldlue uotLing 10 the asgroaslyc
.,,;ri. ~ non'oeraey. stsndu go far aooye tle
spI, spp,,s on,o1Garnd bv nsr.y oon1cts as to have
MI. fsg ansm,os. o7sn at,1oug bis political op-
nnncnts
po1n'I IN mr. INDIGNANT. tho Repubiican par.y CAD
make nop.uasoa against whom tho Denoc.
r.cv woHii m.ko only fesbio Resistance, bo-
canss OF = CONVICTION that tho race would be uso-
isss Yot ms might bo nominated aGaiuas whom
| they would make = heavy war, because Of a
os, rnG1 ~ II ,sast hope. th.t Aey could dsss,.
h;n,s hi''' '.S.
The b,undets ru&da by tia majority III tho
rawsr House Of Consrcs. hare dssgussed thou
asria of hopest and thinking Democrats, who
haye Ilstfe confidence that their !eaders Hill o.
iac1 unysnlug calculated TO supaerye thsr party