, 1880-07-08

which It mninty hns drawn fts yttAl energy and
existence. 1lY pushing Ttlcn aalde anit noml.
mailing Union General rs observation-disclosures
they touk jump out Of tho frying-Ian into tho
hrc. Without any attempt at rcaIatancc, It bus
aboyc1 tho d!ctatcs Of Southern oxpcdtcney
policy. acknowledged without rcscrve tho power
Of tim IrIgndsors In tho party, md has developed
itself rs n vile political procuress, who rcgnnls
NIL tneasures and means ~ lrgtlrnnto to sec,,p
an olt3cct In Wow. Tho nomination Of Hancock
will lose tho Democracy rs many votcs on ono
sl&a as 1t lnny guln on tho othbr. There fs no.
botly foolish enough to believe TINT tho Domoc-,
rntic party lit the South has rcnuunccd nil its
pIAns against tho North; that 1t Is animated b.
better Intentions and purposes than heretofore,
for this, II contains too much .tlro-cnting'
material within Its rhnks Besides this, De-
nocrncy r. GRADUALLY experiencing tho effect Of
nru, au r;ttn. ~, ttn tt ~ ~ MGTn LILLY ,M u
tnns AMI n,,t,n res IN nnk a,,iiiti"nt Il, JnIiirn
The r,oople tu yuto Tor Presidential candidate.
The people. obteot to voting fur y title when
1nore r 10 nothing e!so aff.ehe to It.; In short,
nomination ,dtns i,3t atHnl in hur,ns,ny wv wjth
c!tor Its pol!teal traditions or tho ttctnlnds II
anS s @ e T11t y Il re ths Hs
Tbo New r yors s,oa,.. z.t,yno o,,,s .bo ro,n..
,,n,,o; ~ t1ar"o,,s Tos ~ n,aataas, .'o''"
Democratic departure. 70 this the New York
2tftWng replies as follows: "IIapcocks 3 nornina.
tton to tho Presidency fR far frut11 l,ri,lr n nrYy
.L'',' nuo. e..s "s .uts ~ pccoihes
alseaay anpatehs tnaI tao pomoe1ano @ mnn-
ct,oh AZ ttov nlonao. II It il n ro,y {,onnrt,,ro
l,y what. wo max. pto,l we rerooutxo ~ 1s then
orvtbiutr IN In fn,n or row i,orortrr, r., ~
Do,nocrnt,o nlntfor1n whtch IN enso or Hnn.
coch's ctcctfnn viii In rosncl tn h.u,g 1'ho
@ pntforn conta,ns @ notbnF no 't ba. It. tho p' ,amo anu
OLD throadbaro deoantons nbout' Rnpub.
fnr I'm fhn,,aan.l,b fine md hv n
tic9 p,,o,, scns" ~ tho Mnt,on a. o,ca,ioreS
fnr ~ thn,,an,1t,, tt,ra - s,,.,nIs n,s,,,t =
rorcn,,o tarr ,yhtcb counot In ,nr,,",,rotnJ ~.
~ ,nSt tu,' ,,an.s ~ ,nsst r. aaeas,.,s,,'n -"
t,,o @ Mnt,noI ,,oh. sna fon ,,.a H. nn.,.,a"ta' ~ ~
,.,,,,1, ~ f,o,,1,r,.s .,,,ntr,. ~, ,". .. - y.
,.snsSas ,,,. sotns,, ~
stcssvs :, ""v ~,
~, ,r,,,,s .,a, +rat ~ ~ y,
~ "''"s ."'. =. r ~ s.,.,,, na'.,.a ~
s''s,t .,a"s "..,,"s ~. :. s,sta,,,
H., .,,,'a .s.ss tas t,' $4,000, as.t.a',
" Who 'do docs IN not % K'uw ~ init M ,ncra Is not potno
cratlc speaker in Congress- or on tho stump who
al otten ,la hu has IN Opportunity docs Aot rid-
@ aSnst % ii Aetuaiy. % te nsW ' usaocsaiIu @ Ht d.
parture tla Now York Stuats- ZeataW1. roinNt1ces
ntlnut ls noihlnE nut saap'bi1hnie4 ~ N.Y.
1inintv pI IL, @ ,t ~ Y1ni, si
For Il now lcnnrturo r stptes,tlntt Is tho tirss
raautst who Understands politics and t1as Uaen
educated III politics. a party Which ls hoEest IN,
s intsnns ,; 70, 70 ntofen a n q f
WnMntnk'n s,t'm.iration Il snlisputnLIe urx,f II
thu ]utnuians st tIo Dult,uc1lts, yix.; uiat thpy
will porast to follow In tho Shiny ruta Ut tllnr
oM pEelI4lcos niin titeF ou pt1sotaoss .tur ths
rcsn cnncrHcy v WHIT
kin,; aid Tor tijs reasot, Ills Notnlutj1t, ,ccts
with lilo approval OF tho Now York Stats.
Zenu'g"
Tho 'Frst'tche Ibst {lnd toP.> snys ct'ttortaliy;
"Thoro 10. 0ornall-Amerlcan- -De1r4pcrNtIo
organ which wrttos tho fflio@!ust Tho tsonlns!.
tton of 1nncoo}e will brinH tho discussion Of MI
politlco-ocon0nc questions tt tho forrKround,'
and for this ~reason that pnpar cnthusca fur
Hancook.; Yes, certainly. l5soauso tho lion Ia
s.ss. ,.,.,,',.s ."., .,,,,.s ,ua,,. ~. ..,, -
rnpa '.,, m". W. "o .as. "rM us ta'n A ~
ltlg,,cs In nil seriousness, What has tho nqmtna-
I'm, ar lInncocl tn dn wtt, nil thnae fuestions7
na .,,,, .,,e, ~ ~, .,osn, nv ~ ,,,',.s
LOON my oho " you 3uuuetnIu W -Auo" tao WINS
OF Gen. Ilalieook renttso to those questions, or
whcthcr uo eyer llnn tnkon tho trouble to worry
his h,ntn m t,,oso suhionts2 1lnn,l m ro,r