The Morning herald., 1877-10-23
QUE NEXT PRESIDENT.

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nate . successor, to President Hayes
Many names are being already put for
ward a. the probable nominees. In tn
front rank stands Senator Bayard. He il
eminent, as statesman, and one already
iavorably looked upon by the people. A
the Saint Louis Convention, his delegates
were ss true to his interests As men could
be; but they lacked the enthusiasts faith
which would not admit he was weighted
In the race, BY the smallness Of his State
In 1879 We are quite certain, their expert
sncejwin have given them wisdom, and
they will do better, IS in all probability
the same men will go again. There is no
man in the country to whom the destinies
of our people, could be more safely conn.,
mitted than to Senator Bayard. With
an inbred hereditary strain of statesman
ship, he would rule wisely and we'll alike
for the material interests Of the people,
and the protection Of their civil liberties
As . citizen of Delaware-in1eed as . citi-
sen of the United States, we would un-
sel6shly give him our vote, as our FIRST
choiee and hope to see him dignity the
Office Of President Of the United States.
Tilden of New York must siaui aside, the
masses all over the country the men who
make victories, fret, and fume, when a
New York politician is named for the
Presidency. Ichabod! "I would not
touch an unlncky man." said the great
Rotshchild; II cant say how it is, but some
ucn are unlueky." This is the feeling
all over the country, about New York
men q candidates Seymore, Greeley,
and Tlden, successfully beaten. This will
potentially affect and influence, the
next Democratic Convention.
We have them McClelland OF NewJersey,
be is not to be treated a. unforuidable, be
will go into the governorship of New Jer-
ssy, with torrent Of popular excitement,
on which his friends will rely-to sweep
the country but hold it will be 90 local
lied, - to become Zephyr, when it reaches
the Potomac and Ohio. Moreover he was
guilty. in the eyes of states-rish;s men of
political mstricide at Annapolis in 1851;
the dispersion of the legislature Of al
Sovereign State, with the bayonet is a crime
no, easily, forgotten or forgiven. One
guilty of that crime can never be Pre>i.
dent ! No more Generals at any rate
Thurman, and Hendricks, will have their
adherents but they will be only factors to |
make up tie successful count. no more.
Randall of Pennsylvania, will be most
formidable candidate we are merely |
forecssting events, and not stating personal
predictions hence We give our reasons
fully and freely. Look quietly at this pic
ture. By Judicious management a.
Speaker. Blaine gradually rose to the front
rank Of Presidential candidates and were
it not for the Light which exposei his dis
honesty; and the heat which give him
sunstroke, he would ia all probability be
President to-day; his position alone
brought him forward. Prompted BY this
lesson in recent political history. has it no.
occurred to many persons, tha. Randall Of
Pennsylvania. is fast becoming tormid.
able candidate for the Presidency. In.
tellecsually, Of the mold, cast Of thought
and perscnal magnetic power, Of which |
lsaden are made. His integrity is stain
len, his politicalrepu.asion and experience
such - would Justify forty millions of free
men in trusting him with their Chief
masi.tracy. BE is backed BY the second
state in the Union, the carrying of which |
would positively ensure success to the
Democracy. I. will Be Democratic upon
the night Of the 9Th Of November. The
Rerublic owes him debt Of gratitude, for |
his successful resistance to the Imper.liz.
Ing bill Of the dying Grant dynasty; and
again for his grea. good judgment, and
ability in the trying days Of last February.
Whoever fails to consider the srea. Til.
buns Of Pennsylvania, u a potent presi.
Dental candidate, lacks po,i,ics' prescience
snd among the largely prctaa.e ,hinss in
ls7si the nomination and slst,ion Of
Randall, Of Pennsylvania, s. President Of
the United States. As the outlook nov
T. 1T would be 'aieto name Bayard, Nc.
Clellan and Randall; We have lost three
times BY New York, and canne; afford to