The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-15
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Friday, Oct 10, 1880.



coins memorable Eve minutss' speech
ct Gettysburg surpassed the great EFFORT
Of Essrstt. 70 Cen Grants brisf re-
masks sxeel IN poiatedoes and elect
the lsbosed and eloquent speeches Of
COnkling. Bisins. Evsrts AID Other
orators. Every word be utters 10 e.
gerIy caught up and repeated, and just
- eagerly published and read 10 every
quarter Of the Union. They tell on
the enemy. and they tell Tor his friends
and country. Just - his every blo~ told
during The war for the prservssioa Of
the Union Cen. Grant has q strength
Of Judgment and directness Of speech
which give terrific forcs TO bis deiiber-
ate exprssion Of opinion. and his az
plsnation Of the reason Why he IL .
BepubIicsn rouses the patriotism of the
whole party. He has just pricked the
Hancock Order No. 40 bubble 10 way
tina. no one sise could hsvs done, asd
ins . ~sy thst VII force Il 20 remain
pricksd. The influences Geo. Grant IL
yet 70 exert 10 this campaign can hardly
10 ovesestiostsS. and csssst b con-
fined 70 Stats bounds and Presidential
candidates: u will have its weight In
the Territories - we'll. and Tor candi-
dstss fos Congress. for 0ovsrnoss and
for Legislatures.
4 am . Republican a. the two grsA.
political psstiss are nov divided, be-
cause the Republican party 10 nation.
81 party. seeking this greatest good for
the ereatost number Of citiseos.' said
the General in one OF his recent i'm
promptn two-miaute speeches. 'Thsrs
is not added he. . prscinct 10 this
vast nation where Democrat cannot
cast his ballot and hsve 1t counted ~
cast There are foasteen States aud
localities 10 some other States where
Republicans have not this privilege.
In these words he touches the supreme
question Of the time. Were colored
men ss the South permitted to cas-.
thsir ballots, and have them counted 40
cast, Jefferson Davis would be az likely
rs Con. Hancock to become President.
The Republican party mus. see that the
slsvss whom u smancipatsA ara pro-
tsstsi u Che tights OF citizenship. And
while oolored men are denied par.icips.
ton In honest elections, Gen. Grsns
will be found an earnest Republican.
The Democratic party is united In
but ono thing. aid THAI is Ia getting
control Of the Government and ell its
bssnchcs.' Ii the way Gen Grant tersely
put tho INSCRIPTIONS greed Of the party
behind the soldiers mask 10 obtain
Official pissdsr. He scathingly re-
fsrred TO the dsisnss BY the Democrats
Of principles In one part Of tho land
which they - vshemssily dsnounce 10
another. according to the sentinsnt Of
- psopls. 10 one S.ats they hug the
ras baby 70 win votes. sud II smother
they rid.eale 0rsenbacksrs TO please
hard money men, and everywhere they
turn their COATS Whenever there il hops
OF thus winning votes. Gen Grant has
given thsn = character that will stick
In aging that their sole priscipls 10 to
obtain poasession sf The Government In
order that they may feast upon Official
plumber.
The Republican party assures pro-
lection 10 lie and property ths public
credit and The Government debt and
therefore Gen Grant like Il. Il foster,
prodaeaes q the fsrA aud manufso-
tories; Il encourages the sdaossion Of
the rich and poor aliks: Il 10 he psrsy
OF progress; IN the domain Il controls
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