Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-27
THE rBUE INwARDNEss W
THIRD TERMS.

be could scarcely avoid doing some
that rebound to his credit. 1t
would. perhaps. avail US nought in our
fight against this man. to assert what
every reasonable citizen who can read
and think knows, that nothing OF good
which he has done has been prompted
by motives OF patriotism. bot that all
has been with a deep and far.reaching
political motive. The absurd fanaticism
which characterizes his followers is Of
such intensity that the mor proofs
which his opponents bring OF his per-
sonal incapacity to ill the Governors
chair. and his questionable acts As Exc
cutive OF this Stale. the louder rise the
yells for Bradley and the third term. 1t
Is q peculiar situation. but we are forced
to meet IL as IL stands. The Democrats
OF this State will not listen to proofs
which are patent ~ the sunlight. and
the only course left to the Republicans
Is to appeal to somsthins which Demo-
Gratis can understand. their prejudices
founded upon principles which have
been drummsd into them by their lead.
srs in the course Of long years OF defeat.
Governor Bradley is 4 candidate for
election to a third term. 10 there was
one thing which would drive a Demo-
crat wild. and make him gnash his teeth
two years ago. it was the sugyesticn that
General Grant might possibly run for n
third Presidential term. The crow
eaters Of the Democratic press, who are
now swallowing Bradley with so much
eagerness, are engaged in the old bust.
ness OF befogging their readers. and try.
ing to show them why the third-term
principle should not apply to the Gov
ernor Of Nevada. They say that 1t Is
aimed only at the Presidency. and that
the reason OF its application to the chief
.-,seu,iys Of ,hs nation ia. tba, he con.
troll. n yas, patronage. tina, he il com.
m.pdsr.in.ehist of ,hs arnv and navy.
aud that he might use his power to over
throw Republican institutions. In an-
swsr to this IL may DO said that II any
President is inclined TO try this danger.
n game. he has III. same power during
hi. trst tsrm as be would have in his
twentieth. Loui, Napoleon was elected
President OF the French Republic De.
e.mbsr 10th. 1913. for n term Of four
wears. On the I'd Of December, 1852,
EIGHT days before his first term expired,
he assembled the throne as Napoleon
Ill, Emperor Of France. A man with
nm ambition to usurp the liberties OF n
free people will not wait for a third
term. or even n second. before he makes
the attempt.
srhs agitation aeain,, third terms in
omeo has never been based on n sueh
IDEAS n. ,hos. ~promulpatsl by the crow.
eating Democracy OF Nevada TODAY. and
,bs reading and rejecting men among
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