The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-08-10
OUR NEW YORK. LETTER.

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.hOUR NEW YORK LETTER. A,82i
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~ New York, August Srd, 1876. &"
| The canvass here is progressing in q
manner which is very satisfactory to the
friends ofhonesty. The campaign isnOt
yet fully organized, but the workers are.
| falling into line; and the men who have
been active, in, former contests, as well as
many who have hitherto taken no part
politics, are taking their places for the
fight. Campaign clubs and associations
are forming. in, all parts o., the, city, the
vast majority Of them, being for the pur-
sposeof supporting Tilden and Hendricks.
The Republican N National Committee will
soon establish itself at the Fifth Avenue
|, Hotel. The Democratic National Com
mittee opened its Rooms at the Everett
House yesterday.ad IL. ,ln2'ttii l!&..'
| From alliparts of the State the reports
are most ncouraging. ID The standard of
reform isGeverywhere sunfurling, and in
all places tits met and received with the
greatest enthusiasm. 50 Amarked contrast
is observed in thefanks of the Democrats
and Republicans in thisrespect. While
both parties are crying for reform, the
|,Republicans knowithat5with them tits q
false sipnaI. .intended.ito.do naueht but,
deceive :sthe Democrats the contrary,
are impeIled by eSerywarm and generous
pulsewhichthe true iword inspires IN,
the imindsrof3 alirhonestomeniil The Be-
publicans gsthereforso goslmechanically
about theiriworkJ Jwith noaheart for the
plabor, and noconfd denceinits 0utgrowth ;
[theuDe are filled with zeabforthes
cause gtheyl. have eat heart and the men
who leSd them.tofthe battle : they have
faith tinthe principlesi of the people, land
are sustained by the, knowIedg that(they
are striving ,forsthe. accomplishment, of
"a goodMcrk, and the suecorthey receive.
.fromthe honest men9who Fptofess mo at
nttoyparty rule. .oy9 all haa ~.
a The administration. seems bent upon
giving us one more exempli6cation of the
.Sld,. adage,e .a'Whom; the gods would: de-
istroyitheys sfrstlmake, mad. .na Everything
that is done by Grant, and his subordi-
mates isldf ia nature. damaging ito the
!; Republican prospects and consequently,
favorable toiathose ..of the Democrats.
The we'll known intention to pardon the
.whiskey thieves, the disclosures made by
the Treasury's Solicitor. the rallying
of all the, thieves and jobberslto the sup
iportnof the Cincinnati nominees settle
The fact that the triumphlo lof HayesTandl
Wheeler at, the coming election! would
be nothing more: than "a continuance of
2tneaexisIing sysLem onaascaa'y .,im sae
ma1alnens " que vSeiaMeaS Das,meS.. ,asa
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THE ENDsoF. THE IMPEACHMENT TRIAL.
. Belknap has escaped the punishment.
irnerited by his crimes when Secretary of
War. and vet by So Senators out Of so he
has been pronounced guilty of the COM
: mission ct those ofenses.i He henceforth
takes mis- place in the world as man not
merely morally convicted, but actually
condemned by the jury before whom his
case was tried. '''9 5'@',s' 'E :. !.
" Although but IS of the Senators actual
" recorded the formal vote of tfGuilty"
90 as to render the cuIurtiti liable to the
inst consequences of his offenses. there
were found but two who could conscien-
tioi,sly saw that they considered his mis-
deeds not proved The rest were careful
to let il known that to their niinds his
iicnlnab;l;tv was fnllv established bnt that
IN ipsnsaS, = encs nee I Sof' avn j Irssisned b;sT
nf6ce. Itbs' Ssnsta had nj n5wer t6. ,Iin;sh
frbe RE formal ! tySrd;IGi af f6a;r ivoies was
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