Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-09-10
NUMBER 43.


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ricn candidate. 1t 10 recognised .
over the south, that there 10 not ma
IN either party who is prepared to spen
as much money a. Mr.. Tildens The
say ne Is the only man VII
mas the wealth to compete wit
sae power OF the national admin
istration, and, therefore, they *
cept his candidature - their only saf
refuge. They know his adroitness, hi
wealth, and his ability. They are sur
that he himself will supervise the Who'll
canvass ana that he Will leave nothinI
undcne TO win success in 1880. AmonI
the northern Democracy MI. Tilden
also growing in favor, because they pel
ceive that he can put down more obsta
cles In his own party than any othe
man. he has had long feud with th,
Iammany leaders In New York city
They have an especial dislike for Cover
nor Robinson, Mr.. Tilden's intimate
friend, whom they declare they will not
support for reelection. Under theel
critical circumstances Tilden does mol
press Governor Robinton, but hal
expressed the conviction that
compromise candidate may b
chosen, and that man may be Clarkson
n. Potter. What matters 1t to Mr.. Til.
den whether Robinson or Potter be
chosen? They are both his active servi.
tors and he can properly ray TO Robinson,
If l AIN inaugurated president you
shall be honorebly taken care of-there
are seven members of the presidents
cabinet, and why should you not be one
OF them!" 50 We have come to the CON
ciusion that Robinson will be persuaded
to voluntarily withdraw in order to
strengthen the presidential chances Of
Samuel J. Tilden.
Carrying New York this fall for the
Democracy will be = very difficult job,
but Mr.. Tucen will probably undertake
1t, - he perceives the vital necessity of
coming to the national Democratic con-
yention with New York in his hand.
He knows that Hendricks will make
some trouble, but ne intends 70 sauelch
.nas ina !. analviaua ~ s y encSouIaglng EwMe,
anu, II me lst'e1 yer, snouio csIfy On1c, sne
coID1na:lon % MI, MI ProDeoly % AAoen
anu hwing. Aiicen 70 : nafd'money
man. anu Ewing - : soat-m0ncy sdv0-
GSss. G,s nus wnst masteIs tnas! ~
: alluen, We a.e All memoeIs ~ ol 'ne ~,
tionAi Dem0c.auc party! anu cAn AuOEu
70 inouige uinefens Opinions ON tno cur
rency question, especially % specie PAY,
menus nave ailcaoy oeon secuico .no
ne nrmy Delieves !nat Tven n Lwme
carries Onlo no csa oo 9 n1tnlne 70 o.s.ups
tn1t secuIl'y. MI Altoon Iecelouay
nolos 70 'ne PIlnClPl0 o. fsly a.s' snu
country Afterwards. we Knew nlm - 2
young man, ana ne Vas the same
ooedient DemoGrat tncn - now,
ana tnat trait VIII account i01 nls sup.
port OF tne annexaaon OF 1 1eA1 sIse5
tne DemocIauc Psity nsa oeseImineo
Epra % dac;asdI. I .~.;nst - r. .dits1 .
paper IN loa4 IN suPpols OF James =.
Folk for president, though that nomanar
tion slaughtered one of his most inti-
mate friends. Martin Van Buren,. Mr..
-. = ;.;,s,s s1zaysNn-xxe
Always "as = poisic.eu anu oons1. ~
the beheets OF MS party tnc VOICE OF 9o1.
Bayard may give him some trouble In
the national convention, because he has
a following of earnest and high-minded
Democrats; but Tilden's bar 1850 mucA
larger than that which Bayard can pro-
duce that the majority of delegates will
ssIoc+ ~. Nav YorIer :. tha haftar man.
NN1T: WIG Aso .',a 49,. si..sI- 49, ~.
Notning cou!u MUlU cicsy 1872 VI
adroltness OF MI. Iloen.s cnsf.ctcI nn0
the perfection OF his political di1CPilne
than the organization of his literary
bureau in TIE citv of New York. This
s~sncv he msnsgsd IN '76 and vill
.souy ~ 3. ;80 - :. - s.cn,. ~
manage again N ov = n.ss :. ~ ssAo o ~
larger portion OF the Uemoctauc PE1
of the country In his favor. Inc skl!i-
sketched 3. the following resume Of ita
operations in the presidential campaign
OF 1876:
!. 1876 the move Of tho bureau vas 70
nrovide vestsrn Dsmocratic papers With
notices comm endatory Of Tildsn before the
convention met. These were Forwarded
through |. regui.r advsrasing assss a ano
were paid matter. Once inss,ssse' rS,ss' -.
papers " we're 70 GCmsG nsaI ~ h,% :, xit1oat % bsi:. 80
o"or..d ~ ~ h.ss nsyfdv. and. a iii ths