The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-13
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III, Nasty Suggests q Plan Whereby the
democracy ma Mako sure Of the Presi-
deucy The Next Time,
The probabi tiles ia that we are beaten
this time, and tnat for four long, dreary
JcGrs the Din. Cfisy will nave to feed upon
dry uusks, while our natural enemies, the
had,keis, are euj )yin the joocy steaks Nv
Ctl ,h4l patronage. The Radikels hev bull
L I'D US, or rather, our bull-dozin wuzn't
NV any account. Our efforts wuz wastid,
ana our powder and buckshOt wuz wastid.
My fits. impulse wuz to give up the weary
struggle and get out of politix, but | can't.
] he Cii', and | cant r%elinquish the hope
I st I shel once fll an Oflishsl posishen, and
l c upon the people.
3 IL to DO this there hez got to be q
ch,n re in the polisy Nv the Dimocralic
party. Il won't do any longer to depend
on printed matter and speech-makin. Wat
10 called appccls to reeson' must be aban-
dyucl, beC.Z the more rcesOn IS ap-
peeled TO-, the less strength VIC hey. Rec.
son ail't in OuI line.
Our Dateral holt is the lower classes, and
if Tiden il wise he will stick where his sur
est dependence is, and THROWN himself
boldly on them, devote all his energies to
btr-rgthenin that class.
lie spent, this yeer, three millions Nv dol
lars, and failed. Now suppose he com
mences to wunst with three millions more.
AMI lays the f%oundasbens deep and wide for
q victry in 1880! 1t kin be done.
Let i'm immjitcly establish lines Nv sail
in vessels TO ireland, to the mimi deestricks
~ England, where q bull pup is couniid
higher tnsn a baby, to the poorest parts of
Italy, and bring over, free Nv charge, all
that can be indoost to come. He must
dodge France, for Frenchmen hav got a
nos4un Nv liberty and equality which I'M
ifs EN- for our purposes, and Germany
likewise, for Gem ms mostly read. He
ri e Get some few rom France and Ger
m0I , bat they want TO be carefully exam
ined.
l. woull require 10000 plantid in Ohio
to carry that State, 600 wood fix Moo
H7mps1ecr, and that gives us the Electoral
College beyond a peradvencher, and at a
cJmpsr5ty We small cost.
BY mcvin out the surplus we have in
Moo York. l don't know but wat We mite
C1pchcr Ii inoy at all events, we can make
Irjeany abslootly ehoor. Connecticut and
NOo Jersey we Kin allus count on, for re.
peeters from Moo York'kin easily take then
State any time.
IL for the South, we kin hold then
Sta is ei we commence to wunst, and fol
Ter up our work carefully. We mustn't pu'
off niger KILN to the month before eleck
fhul, thus glvin NV EN- time to prepare
the r]selyes, but it must be commenst now
to-day, ard kept up slowly but shoorly, I'm
til the principal hat white men must roo
Ameriky 5hel b. firmly established.
The Niger must be given to understand
that onless he gifts safely into the bosom ny
the Dimekr0tic patty he 10 liable at any
minu. to git into Ahraham's bosom-tha
onle-S be- cl5s his ballot like q freeman
with t d mocrIsY, he can't hev any worl
and e he owns land he wont be allowed t.
work that, And they must be e|lectioneIeC
now, so ~ to cit them in the proper franz
Nv mind { BIO enthusiastic by the tint
four years rolls around.
This then wood be our sitooashun:
Fifty thousend additional votes from
fUrrin shoara, distributed through the clost
Ststes, carrying them.
The niger vote either converted to Dim
ocii-y, or killed.
TINS gives ug not only the Presidency
but the SENT. The House we hev, anC
that wood be so strengthened that nothir
under heyi0 Good touch it.
Thick Of that prospect!
Let the community consider this idee
and ACT on It to wunst. 1t is our only sal
vaehen. The D'mocrisy have alluz wor
when they dug down-never when they
looked upward Toilette Blaze.