The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-05-31
NATIONAL DEH0CRAGY.

o: the Democratic party Of the United
States was never better than to-day.
Whatever the chalces for tho oFeaniza-
tion of a third party under the policy Of
President Hayes may have been imme-
diately altar his .,snEnatinn Of the Preai-
dency on account of his apparent honesty
of ofpurpose and action, they have utterly
vanished now, and every one Is gradually
oscillating back towards Democracy or
Republicaniam straigbt out. Il was but
natural that the people of South Caro-
lima and Louisiana should taei gratefui
for deliverance from the infamous
tyranny of carpet-bag governments sup
ported h: national bayonets; but after
the flush of rejoicing was over it was
equally natural that an honorable and pa
triotio people would have q contempt for
tho man who wonld take the Presidency of
this great nation knowing it to be stolen
goods. We have move. entertained, o
doubt that onR people and the people of
This whole government would ultimately
class Mr.. Hayes as an tisaFper, and his
party as political thieves, bnt we must
confess va did not expect him 70 assiss
in bringing them TO such conclasion by
making such miserable appointments %.
he has co far given us in ecd.h, Carolina:
The man who appoints such characters as
Stone, Dunn and Bsyntonf 70 Important
positions cannot play longer the role of O
reformer. The ono deed Of removing tho
troops from South Carolina and Louisf-
ann, which vas party necessity, cannot
shield him from the just indignation, OK,
honast men at his miserable couEae in
stocking the Federal offices with aliens.
whose lives have proven them unworthy
ofpublic con idence, Many of our peo,
pie believed NSr. Hayes entitled to the
credit of removingthe troops, when in
fact he was simply doing what the vast
majority Of both political parties de-
mapded, end waa no moro entitled to the
credit Of removing the troops than the
Radical party is entitled to the credit Of
freeing the slaves. It was as much. q
political necessity for Mr., Heyes 60 re-,
move the troops as for the Republicans
to pass the reconstruction acts. Both
measures were the result Of sell: interest.
and tho parties perf6rming tham ARE net.
entitled to thanks for taking care OF their
own political interests. Some Of our
people think chat because Morton and
Blnine opposed sfE, Hayes that Ihas vac.
doing right, but they forget che tricky
ness Of these leaders Both OF chem 'op..
posed the passage of tito electoral, bin
simply to induce the Democrats to favor,
it, and they both ranssd The pFe.ense of:
war against Hayes for withdrawing the
troepe to induce che Democrats to aup.
port him, and thereby ses,lre the election
Of q Republican Speaker of tho House of
Representatives, which would give tho.
Republicans control Of both branches ps
Congress. The Democrats have o ma
jority in the House Of Representatives.
and to elect a. Republican Speaker &c IL
necessary for q nuHber OF them "a, vote;
With the Radicals, end Of couEse MoStop
and Blaine WeEe willing tolappear to
fght Mr.. Hayes long enough TO sacure d
sufficient number Of Democrats to elect q
Speaker. It haa,, however. been clearly
shown that there ere not enough mo-
cratic Congtessmen, who are willing to
pocket their principles in order to help;
MIR. Hayes out. and hsits be ilSs, ias We
believe, thrown on mis- sham pttstspsa of.
reEorm, and Intends 30 continue Repub-,
lidaprl in iB true sanse. E;n! !kEe ,neysa
ln9ended graally fanna . neg paEsy.
Democrats; Which would resSlt "a 3, con- SS :,
tihnati ion of Reiicai aiism. hsogton and,
Blaine tindeIstood this, ard as ongh they.
tshnsed him, YET lnow that, the, sham, hes
been found ineh 1goyteN 10 o6E in;
d letter sustaining the pyesia lent. aud IL
ig anrounceds Il chat Blaiue has Esl5la4 up
his on. tad ss tyya siii .jI iiiS sct
4 FTuaa this tsusea sasFils. ne Had as aell
mako, up our IIsfEds either 10 seuppeytt.
DslaocEnx o. esRs 81; o., Kasi.e2li,,a &. .s2s,
oonrss and ifI osrS psOpile persist u en-
deay0gines t 5TTST a. over ofaejal
Gaaits aptl fE,aastieel i;s5ssSs cf Aa1b Hayeas
shey ssillE only bel idltnl sna abstiips
~ -, At Il " y
may SO q down nseS an Inf BE t9sisieal
naazisl That. nnan who accspt s6e spoiIs
derived from ffeisd are fran0s taenlssi ivea,
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byEiying sen ed os solls ss6Ftt Lea o4ls
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proved and It's public sH0lsia elevated.
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