The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-21

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IL o.qANfhFrNfr IS. 9, Ehl', E! q, 1879:
81, 8, @i:.," q esnetsl, ersnt. 777'7 .T.,
,o, EromW 'hessrii t,,'ihhi'h wheh pcryyadqs The
..FcrtttAssEEnn RcpNbNicnp press, oppc ooppcc can.
!not 4slp hslifylnpg that q gigannlttiiicc, ef-
,,f9rt will be ,Wadee, ct the ,pcxt eloc-
c|tiogn llSo.plafse, Grant in the presiden-
irtiql c9ajrE 9sjlElf lfoEf4 third term. Iiig pro
.i4onggedI absence il Europc and ,l'n
sRAopS5cqqmlmr4ii'al pSc qqmlr4 Al policy pursued by hin
,rlpints ,lhe, same eqntc;lRps}jo2nn. t;R}2n all Thc
-.fpeceeesss hef, achieved in II the late war
umaaR pliilm him q W most most popular. Leader qi
,aamopgI the masses: notwithstanding
,.liis limited acquaintance With politics
yfpnhr government e ,ff affairs nor nor hes es lis
y,fqnys'Sses S|iincr, S|iinc, in, fhe management ma Of
INK ,erln.hie dmsHteers, ahntcd, in {he least.
i,lhal N4pplaIrity. - lie is as much the
seidel, ST. qqf tbs IRHpubljjean rabble now,, as
.hawasi 5q,4f,I IF ItlI}l'si. ItI}l'si poplaqe in 1868, when
,,h|su ,h|ulllfidogs. Nd eqYage and I'd! force IF eircrm
iiftanses made III liim the hero Of war,
.itIARasnB itIARasnB Mhi9h noapc n has eyer been more
J&d1ihha4krayss in ity sfests nprnpq nation.
.iARa!!lhsrr man would have faileh under
,Ibqs; ;lpal q: Rl!ad haiit:s Which rests
.oa oa9p 99Ppa{I|qn G|qn; GiEHart's Ear private Ifs. Any
effhef yNlyp.hIjli yNyp.hIjlic SSIIllAeeST, committing the
oaHpme ikAaaiHs:s shat he comni'ted alih
.lwAElA shsYe leen H uincecremnFoln,o2uslly r,
ol%aAWep us Ih,PJslh s!iclf Hu!n ana hidden away
,jreW tlhs el}c g.a af 4 tl'dsq whose hess trust he
RISsiirayqh. iHst lhhii lhi9i maj man holds with
siiai12nlgTIafpI, his sn: holl proFn' rF' tthe pub
.,Aso paiihHia Rna s.Yl s9 'n lennacilously DO the
,;a1FEiffsftii fsftior|s: u of orcople cling TO a'wqr
o4sre ssre ,haa} ,tEeJG s3s ia, is ltlle doubt but but The
lR}epuhliyypp r&f,!y viii viii put him again
,1n norpflnp'ttll"n. rf'tl y..; 4. t........ .,.ga
,I ;These ejjrecums made. Girn:
.lGyant, NECESSITY; e his party; ior
Isaayr Isaeyerss. f ,a}}lsjncd at all, must be hy
lAsans,!llA!atea, o'ccppyipg; the position OF
a AcEe 5e Jik Ike Genn: Grant. No other
<s"9nl yespphif yesppif fSaryy, VITA + party, eIafged
.,Yilh, sneh, 4fla frauds and breaches Of
public trvst ,as lhe Radical, 70 sue
essa,, and Republican Bp!h ~ pollil|iNcjiaans l|N ja
,.kn9ywE i. II mi, vyu s.. ,,.;,,,,,n J.,
That his nomination will be sue
ccssful we have scarcely n thought,
shut! itintlientcs n, more, formidable
-jniovnncnt lin politics Than our people
ylfayc7 witnessed. since, 9the foundation
o0f !,the GoverEinent, !At the, North
-ib will be a, contests between the con-
o.stit htion, AMI fcenlralizatiou in; the
eiWesty y,lIctwGen, contraction anG iptla-
ntion !; and in beiSouth, between the
hwhiie ndnd the dolorcd, race, between.
.'honeHy and dishonesty, Ignorance
Sand intelligence. iiIhcse facts render:
:: tlieJayonts ofn tle,ncxt Campaign. ..of
i!snfficient Importance TO demand now
,thei,I Most serious attention o(levery.
!g0Od Yctizcn whonhas?the welfare or
l'asis. country at>heart. n -. ;rp.5r yrl
loIhb; b;succCssbfIthe Republican par:
,jtynmcans iGfe overthrow of7the consti-
ldutioh at l,c North, the rule of on ir-:
hrdsptfhsil,ld power. at The West, rand
.ifhWInstablishmcntl Of cnrpet.bag rule
with all its accompanying horrors at
the South. 10 prevent such public