The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-23
rLpEx AND


TILDEx AND SEYMOUR
! Mr. Tilden Is no longer an available
candidate for the presidency on the
democratic ticket. The democracy
realize fully that their standard bearer
must be able to carry New York, with
ont which state the party must simply
go downtc utter defeat The question
is to them one of availability. T1lden
does not meet the demand. The de-
mand Is big, and Tilden is small Be-
sides, speaking politically, Tlden u
deadzvery dead. 1t My becomes a
corpse. therefore, TO put on tho habiia-
ments of life and stratforth Nike n
doomed to walk the night" disturbing
the quiet, peacefuh slumpers OF the
democratic leaders who dream only OF
snccesss4 Yes,Ahr.' Tilden's corpse is
deceased. The casket- remains, very
truly, but the jewel is goneTforever
gomez Never again will IT shine as the
solitaire OF the democratic party.
Xhegtroueies with Mr.. ridden has
ever been thai he has thing az a disad-
vantage IN proportion MS Dreaoth
OF ambition is Toe broad Tor ms MIND
His depth OF plotting mas deived 100
Tar LOT III oeptn Oh feenng' SER mas
ever played Q conspicuous ~ part
DE oeneyed IN principie OF Always
ciimoing on q shoulders OF ms irienus
ana mounting .tnereoy ih'o posi'ion
anu nonor'jueous even shis aurooa.io
sAercise grew mono1onouS III 'iine' W
ms aforesaid irlenus, anu ehey haSe
steppeq OUT from upoer' 4 py ohe'
unsli'n heIlnis oi erahercy faiA mus
MS army Y mere coipoias
squat. ne canno., .neioie, oe 'on
s,oe,eu -
lne ueAiocrAesS no"ina'ioh'
But the democracy LOOK upon Ne"
iork, n~eVertneiess' ior reuennp'ion
from tne regions oi eoernai ueieat.
very respecsaoie por'ion Vi 'ne parry
snink tney see IN 'he empire s'a'e 'he
nucleus OF success. ihat nucleus pre-
sioes over q aestinles Oh u cheese lac-
tory-Horatio seymour the pest man
IL tne modern democracy lhough oiu
IN years, aha eot'ering OF form he en-
oooies tne pest s~.a'esinansnip III Tue
party, and tne greatest amount Oh Iohor
his defeat Q n presidency eie'eh
years gohas oone MN woria Oh eoou.
Deieat Kills many men. II h'i'ea sew
erai men oelore Doug'as succu'noeu 10
its witnerihg innuence' horace greeley
also became a victim oil aeieat. ne
morse WIZ never XII ihuen.l fiolatio
seymour orahk WISDOM IRON porticai
university. instead Oh goihg u IN
eiouu anu oeihg hearo Oh no mort ne
. ieneu ms efea. iespec' ~ ene
aenocra.,c party, d ne Is as slrong
ouAs an ne was peio'e 'ne "e'ins Vi
lne na'ionai conNeheon winch hoi'ina'-
IL mus DC unaerstood that at nat
Time Mr.. seymour was not a candidate.
ne was not actively engaged IN an
wasting forthe nomination. Indeed,
ne and many OF his friends concluded
wnen ne was MADE permanent chair
man OF the convention, tina he had re-
ceived the fullest honors the body
would oestow upon any single man.
wen MS famous declaration: "God
press you, gentlemen, but your candi-
aaoe q never be-" didn't deter the
convention In It's speedily crystallized
purpose. IL nominated Mr.. Seymour
Ior tne presidency because it considered
niutne mos. aVaiianie man to carry
new o state II MT. Seymour Is
again nominated II VIII be for the
same reason-avaiiaoility.
as between Mr.. Iilden n Mr..
seymour, there a be no question as to
. better man OF the two for carrying
NsS iork state. Mr.. Seymour could
rniy' ny all ODDS the greater amount
o. ana ensender more enthu-
,I ~ cAmpaign than Mr.. Tilden.
,.hcen runs ~ VIII De a campaign for
sen . ynouf funs 1t VIII bea
campaign 2 rne masses OF the demo-