The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-05-20
buthe win not be President again. =
/ Worthington Advance Rep.

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PossiDiy DC eIIangeo @ 30 as 70 stamp out
-leaneihhatl oomn1er.
ga; ga; = ~ sue ges'i2n comes ISoma he
Puoi,cAn paper .asa,I
a TENNESSEE Representative In Con-
gress haswritten to. q friend in Washing
ton that the Tennessee delegation to
CINCINNATI will probably bel iforHHeR
drleks with .Bayard for second choice.
IT is pretty safe to predict that what
ever may be the outcome of the Whit
taker investigation, social ostracism, of
eolored cadets will be less popular at
West Point hereafter 5o 1a9I.is57sl
WILL the Democrats permit Mr.. John
Kelly, just out of petty spite and un.
bounded vanity, to ruin and defeat
them? Rule or ruin is substantially his
motto. Let the answer be: sa Neithe7l,
ri New York Sun. .95S IS 5ssg.i 4 100
THERE appears to, be scarcity of
timber for Vice Presidents in the Repub-
lican party, and it seems to be position
that nobody has any aspiration
for. Why wouldn't il be good plan to
run Wheeler again f--or isn't he liying3
-[Peck's Sun.
IT is q disgrace to the Republican
members Of Congress that Che Suggestion
of a resolution on the, third-terms aues-
ton should make them souirm with
anxiety and apprehension. WHY Should
anv one of them fear n, avovv fis con.
vlctlons on this subJectf-lNew York
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gniy ten months OF the frauouient resi-
aents aominisgrasaen are ieIt, ana enlts ~
eApltatlon MI Key spuplic career would
certainly terminate An appointment
20 lie once under sucn circumstances
must pc acceptance 70 tne Pseuao-Demo.
;f1sS Al ,nS nep uplican auIninistration.
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& eandidate In e sre iiRe be
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snu VII pc sateg1alu e4,Hmss q m ,,!lA lesI
aentlat accldents. dao tne hepuplicaanI an
pafey sucn = RUE 10 govern lts nomina-
lions, 3tns country Woatos nave lIoeen'
sPareo Sne aisgrace oIs If fAecaleassnn saesn ~
n4 Ge' sosa o.a.e Nsms.
ls ME-. 4llden gong 10 surrender ms
cialms on tne Fresldency 70 an ONO
man, OF Is ne going 70 put an AOnio man
on the ticket with himself and hight the
matter ont Who Is the representative
u the Iliden interest IN onlo, ANYHOW =
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General Toombs in Savannah were sur
prised to hear him answer QUESTION as to
/ bis Presidential preferences by squasS
and emphatic deelaration fore Grant.
.Why do you go for Grant2 was next
asked. Because, :, said Toombs, the
third term Will be the Last term; want
to see Grant elected, 30 as to break up
4 your d-n Government. hope by
to live TO zee itDIlI .sias4so II II ,sf9bi
/ GEN. GRANT has declined Esit down,
Il sit down. sit down. Gen. Grant has
i declined an invitation. He was invited
to be present with ztbe Army of the Pc.
I tomac, at Burlington, Vt, on the 18th of
Hume, and the dispatch announces that
he has written to be excused, and adds:
joaquin Miller win read q poem on the
know that Miller was going to Eead 4
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