The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-16

All trus: in ;hs na.iozal integrity All
honor = a. With arch coadIisoo O.
aFAir.! generally. .ise world over. he
tsaeescY 20 .fe settisrnans Of dixcui-
f1es wEas4g rasy a-is.F ~ ry-~o-r-se 20
tie s~crd. ihe mgs.et. sui the caanCy,
e art q var sill DC largely
!sssenesi ard peaceful arbitration take
tbsir plsce Il-uc,s | ssy TIA. the Cen
'shais. : go the wor IDS advantage. and
feel >. in my iFesrt 20 bad il God
spee,I.
he uufuls@T Of visitors sssssae the firss
oYeaing are no. meeting the genera
expeciation. Probably AFTER the build
lngs AID departments therein are ali
con- piets, and il il - understood
throughout the country. the attendance
= III b. mar'i larger. Il now reaches
Twelve 10 flteea shoasand daily. Thi.
will Got leave much margin for hlnida-
ton If indebtedness yet II the final
wind up II the Affairs OF the CON misss a
pFove financial failure, still /. will
have proved credit IN the enterprise
ard intelligence Of the people. The
"t!g show. ~ II is frequently called.
ia 4 source Of national pride 70 every
American. and the fact that we are able
70 make such . display upon our first
centennial rthday IS only an earnest
OF that We may bs able TO do when
the next succeeding ones shall come.
In tho political world. things are
babbling and boiling with force and
vim hardly ever before experienced.
The Cincinnati convention me.ets in 8
few days to decade upon and place lts
Candidates before the people.
| believe hat those candidates, who
ever they may be. will bs elected. but at
tue same time think ,ha, the Repub-
llcan party cannot and will not ignore
the fact, that there j. very large and
respectable independent elemeu. Of both
parties, the strength Of which il able 10
elect, and without doubt will be thrown
upon thai side which presents for their
sifiFags the best man. irrespective of
old political ties. Both parties fully
understand this pesition Of affairs and
will endeavor TO present man on either
side who shall be unobjectionablc TO
tins class. Present indications seem to
show that Blaine will be the man yet
the recent changes in the Cabinet are
likely to- make some strength for Conk
ling. II IL believed that he will get
Prnnsy lvania solid. but this is not GER
tain. One thing Is sure, no one on earth
can to-day say who will BE- the man.
Ny opinion is that ii will 10 Bris,ow,
but my opinion Is worth no more than
any other persons. and if the result
should from my opinion be correct then
it can only be sad that am some ~ hat
Of Yankee At guess. However. We
shall sec when the time comes The
Democratic party are broken right
square across the back. on the hard
money question. New York xnd the
East are for hard money. and Ohio and
the West are for more greenbacks and
an initiation Of the National currency
How they will be- able to harmonic
their conflicting elements | am una bic
TO guess. but without doubt they will
come ont with flaming declaration Of
principles, that the old bed rockers will
tie Ia like grim death To yellow fever
patient. while the more sensible will
sqnarely 20 over to the Republicans
ard elect their candidate 10y such ma
jority rs is now entirely unlocked for.
The Democrats Of Ohio have laid their
Imam Thurman on the shelf, and TO day
Allen is the bright particular star in
shepherds" that is tho Gransers) to
tho New JerusAlem Of Democr sticP Para
disc. But I opine that the average
Granger in the West is able to read his
own chapter in his political bible, and
interpret his scripture by his own
sense of right and justice. and Is
just as likely to cast his mite into the
contribution box Of the Republicans AS
the Democrats. L. b. a.