The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-06-24
TaE REPURtTCAN ,TIcKET.
Some EntefestihS I, Colnmenss s fsoia she
GlsSainS Journ&la.

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Some Tasef6stihs !, Comments, Z, fsoia, che
GlsSeinS Jourrals.
tFIpat fhe Ne,g York Hedgd.I &
We do not know whether we ought to
Congratulate the Republican l,aftv or 10
co1dole with 1t. lif. Garfield is one OF
the most estimable and popular men Ia
the Republican party: but he is net O
man whom the party would have spenta.
neously selected as its standard bearer la
an important Presidential election. lie
is taken up only beciuse the really
strong men of the party were thought TO
h0 g no. chanc6 for the nomination,
1he weakness of Mr.. Gariields pomi-
nation lies in the fact that It is not cal
culated TO strengthen the Republican
party in the doubtful States. IL Is gen.
orally conceded that the vote of New York
Will decids the Presidential election; but
the selection of Mr., Garfield 40 the Re-.
publican etanderd.baarer has no ten.
dency TO strengthen the Republican party
IN this pivotal State. He ia desertedly
admired In Ohio and the, West, but he
has acquired no strong hold on the COM
fidehce of New York Republicans.
/. The Republican leaders In ihis State.
having gone into the shird.term move.
ment with oil their zeal, will be- crippled
BY this tremendous mistake and blythe
idss or prestige which attends its failure.
anu II tue. Detsocratic. party should be
reunited tho chances ere against Gen.
Garfield carrying New York, whose loss
would be- fatal TO his hopes Tho Re.
publican party is weakened by. the long
contest ct Chicago, weakened by, tho
strenuous efforts for third-teFm by
many of its principal leaders,; weakened
by its nomination Of ticket which none
OF its members would have recommended
or thought of in advance, and it will
have hard battle to eight il the Demo-
cratic party should make q reasonably
good nomination.
GARFIELD NOT A FIT MAN TO BE PRES.
IDENT.r M
,r [Fy0n, the lNeiu Pork !Sun.] n
In considering this nomination we, de.
isirs frat of all to thank God for the de.
feat of Grant and the decisive overthrow
OF the third term conspiracy. Il is IN
event on which the American beopleia
o body may we'll offer up rejoSeitigs to
Heaven; and the friends Of siibafty aud
oflthe rights Of tnen in allhaaionsunde-
the sun should. join with theih in the
manifestations of their heartfelt graft.
tude.
But is Gen. Garfield such q man that
patriotic citizens of the United States
can we'll and wisely support him for
PrUsident2 Can the Executives authbri.
tv Ut the Republic be safely entrusted TO
him? : These are the questions which
every voter should now ask and we an
swer calmly and emphaticalIY that he Is
not sucn 8 man.. siH e1l
And yet, Notwithstanding all tliis; the
d,,Sen.eis dnne , OF eiecting gacha q mah, Presi.
ss eas "oa.u al seem piessings compassd
tha ei1ocess nf GrSHe Xys3 .HastsSyssIa asSi
,.n,.,. =. g!.i % eG!Sin ili.7i a1'' -
tHnts tAnhts ooAliHe CoA4tssE!. ! H9 BE ARDUoUs
ss.a AID suSoke4AiN. "a II NJ IS
.F a(From the Ntt5 York Tines ~ ~
The coutese on which thh RennE,,rS,
party has entered. WITH Mf. GaffsiS At
lits head is TO bs an ardu0usi nne; : WA
have rot conceaIeti dur onihi6n tbpf a
would have been less SO with anntiias
and vsry different candidates . Had Gen,
Grant Eeen nominathd. the nndonhtad
accbssionb which Vouiti have beeiil ss-
cured in The SSuth would. in our ii,dS!
ment, have rendered The 'res,Ilt 'morS CAP
tain, and have made. soIne of tba ,;;ff;Si,Jl
ties, which must follow even s,iccssa u iesa I
trying. But our cantlidnte rsnrcssrts' I
with the clearness' due to his nwn ami,
nent qualities md hisl distin0niqhed
career, all OF the most valued nrinciT,Isa
of the Reptibiican lpsrtv. Ha,ia enf;ti.5
to the cordial and lino,ial;fie;s srsn,,ors, ~
all who cherish those priflciples. md w
have ;entirA confidence tbaF n,ta;n,,,S =
this. he:wiiI he the nar. Prss,ae," , aant ~ tIg,
United, Statea. ''''
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7 tFlOns the Nep York 9r;6,tsts.] O j
Above all; the. unwtit!en law of the
Republiolis maintained.f Not for q Ger. /.
tuTy can another successful -oldief nsk
for d third terhn.n We mean 1orelleeii6h
upon tho great General whom 7throuphl
ont this whole contest we have. aiSySva
endeavored ID treat with the admiriSS
respect due his noble servicA and axsltea
career. We mean no reflections UPON
the thousands Of Republicans good and
true, who longed to follow once more his
leade.dliip.3r But We do say that It is tie
settled judgment Of the Republican, party
and OF the American people tliss pro-
tracted terms OF sss dica in our biehes.
Office arc not In harmony with the spirit
of o,iti Institutions Not even the caz.
ziing fame of Appoihatto9 could Blind
OUT people to che lessons OF every expaf.
iinent In ffse government ehe tS6rld haa
aeou. - What suffieed for WasHibrt6fi
must snERce for the greatest Of HE sue