New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-08
TIE GRAND NAMING SIGN.

} tcrcStcd observer rctS from the ties ilmOny OF
| she ,capeeo. thus TAR led out by tnc u her
| Committee. decorated win ribbons and pointed
/ toward the wilderness, l. that the normal at
/ titudc Of The Democratic party Is with It's
/ tongue ii ATS check. Ii has been under
| stood MI along. of course, that there
/ WAS occasionally an ln,lnceTc person connected
/ with tho party who habtuaily discussed meas
ulc+ Of general politics and particularly the
| r, form measures Ut tie Democracy, with Il
/ Ter such ~ Gtor-c Wa hipgton was not ac-
cus,cmcd 10 indulge IN. and bu!ging check
! that never recalls the memory Of Thomas
/ ! if'.i>ou RAINY other sjcney If the Declaration.
! | is now generally understood that tia
! Sou-hrrn statesmen who s0lrmnly affirmed
/ that thew accepted tnc result, OF the war, and
! hod mn idea of oycrturning the amendment,
or urciua fine uayrncnt of Southern warclIms.
| did 50 with inst the lazy droopins Of an eye
| Id that suggested wink, and the slightest
possible. thrust of the tongue in the check
/ Govcruor Wade HAMPTON i believed TO have
,,,.ont.d scmrtbfrr If that upp,ar3nce when
| no ,,ro,,iscd nro,ectiou 70 the Iourh Carolina
| p,.,,p.,I,..,,,. hcf,ro tbn l,.t cl,ctiou. and
,bn,o u.,s mn, , neoro murdered or .
ro,,llican ,neoti,, L,oIer mn in all
/ th.t Il llGfup-
,..,. ,,Lo s,;J ,,;t1, tl,c,, t.r,po. in fb,;,
hood. ,L,t -h,,. ,,,i.c afraid of ueor. fi,.rir-
..i". r,.,,. tl, ,..o,, ,.h., o.;.d b. r,.,,,d"
lana, .l,,ri,.,, +I.o li..t....,l c,.,t and
..,.,, ,t 80, ,,,,,)h ,,c;tar ,hort il pocI. nor
t .I,,,,,i ,,iI,lI,. -, tho L.. David
! m.Ifo-. t;..,J r.I,o .,t nm IN n. ,,i,I,-sbirt
,,4h;,.,, tI 0,,, tho Sar,t,. ;,,,,,icr. \Xot-
t,,,,.., win, lid for lao 0Q0 KrutuA,,an.
/ -. i,'.,,..,.... 1;I,l,,. S.,,n,,,J co, ,vb, d..
/ ,,,.,'..J ,La p,o.,5.nt ,i.,, ,,r,,;,,, him, ,
-, itt.r ,,.,,.,,,,,I;, ,,or.l,I... nor
,. ~. .,f,.. ..lio ~ ,l,cn. it,. ,.,, hsli,,cJ
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tI,i. .hool. q1,c, eli soon, f., do II
,,.,aI ,,,.,,,I,. ..,,, fr - certainty where
a.. CtI,. l,.,i, ,,I,,, =, ,,,,,e,,, VA. Whom
a.. r...,.,,. ,,+t., ., S.,.,ol : G,u-
/ =, a,.,,.,.,,,,,,, tI,, E,ord of frouJ
'.'1 90. ,.o had bo,ed t,,t Notwithstanding
! b.a r,of t,,t tI,o GRAND b.ilir, SIGN of fine
| mt. -,on,,d -, ho IA lo, the rorrGu1rr he
! .l. ,b. r,.a drnnu the eve ou,r tl,rii.t the
! toupuc in the cheek. There uliebl be- some en-
! i,ont nersops in the marty who said and did
finn. in nm earnest >nrt of yv,y without tl,>,.
| , ,I r,rcir,,l ,crnr,ntniu,nrts when
A., Tildc, in 1ScS fonud our ,ha, hi, name
had h.,n rscd - chairman Of tLc ~ryte Com
p,ittoo for the rurnosc If f,ISifr;ne returns. or
rather when ne found ont that Il M. found
ort and made = pubIic denial Of an knowledge
! 81 i we did not dream that he kicked Nr.
T,rccd.. foot under thr table. and wnlkcd az
bin, ,c,oss r. We thouyhl the innocent old
,.,,hon.,n had bcen made tI,c victim Of de
/ ,o,,;,,,, ,,..,Is VII, uscd hi. name u-,inout
! ti,Iaould,. So when he nj ,rp,.,l and r,r,i.d
,a.,r, =, nm for tbe PRESIDENCY unon. we
! i,,.,..,b Ia. ,-,. anita sinc.re--au honest and
,,,., .,.c,r,,.,--,nJ ,xo y;vc him in LARGE
,.,.rrn ,ur confidence and faith. This. not
,yith.t,ndiry ri, Marty ae-oclitrs. who knew
! hin, better. insisted that he Wa, very sly old
n,rsop. who had ,he habit of wnhiug uuut-
/ t.r,Il. SUGGESTIONS in the most innocent man
nor ima~juuhlp. And we must comics, fur
! thor that when he stood vi barehradrd in
! c,,o,,.r,v S.,u,rr. and said Fraud should
..,,,,,.,.r b c,rdorod Nrycr-WcU. hardly
We t;,ouybi h, meant If. III. quite fooled
~ with hi, barrhradcd enthusiasm. We did
/ .,nnos. that he considered himself wronged
and defriud,d. and that he honestly believed
/ President U1ycs had not been fairly elected.
| And OH. to think. the old gentcman's tongue
,,,s IN hi. clrpek All the time. lie knew that
| ,bis bad vourc man peltou and the "practical
:. nolitiri,n" smith Weed. and the uolySylIablc
! u,rhl. ard the other coparcener4. had en-
dr,vored to buy the Presidency. and that
! if they had succeeded he would have been
! ..,tcd m that office. nv the most Infamous
transaction that the Nations history records
and vet be stood M there an, made a great
ado about hi, having been defrauded.
| OF cnursr no man could do such thing as
/ that without thrl,ting his tongrc in his