The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-04-01
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aE;.,":.!'c l1' ''ii.i'..s>.,i !',efN.'"- ii;'.'
ny u !'i"r,eE- VIZ i'"..'s!'' ';!'''''
- ''"v"fi;"f !."v'H, ! ,:'ii.'ni: ana 'A
';":p!i!'d ''ii'"fi '.N ;:.N"r, ~ Nir.ii.:s
III relation - lie '"'!;i,.t! station ~
General. a.,: N particular !" li.v hr''r"Ei
c"m,iI,i.n .;.i !io>frrir i lie '.ii"'
cratic party in i.r >.:!i' %! Ny i'iE
\ir. :rylncir i :. rI".r "i',,i'tr. ard.
standing - .,'"t ilom the ,lirt"".i IN! 'tii."
"l'"!!iIc>. ii> vi"A> lir i'arii"l''aTy III
lrf"-llu- a;n! IMPORTANT III 1!.'"',f 10
t!.r Question:. :" iiai 'i'' y"i t'.;:'N ni me
condition q ;i.c=l,"nAo'ita" E',Tl' rN'
GoNcrliul :,cvm"'if sail:
The i,"puhi:can party, both III l:i-
:r;;l;t ana IA III" MON. /. 9"n"rIHri;
;.l,l IL qiarrc'- ~" ar""n.: roIi'g and
active !ucn.
. - y"n tiinA ''ra. ~. H" ii";;'i'';,,'!
I'll Chicago 49,.
dp hoi. nave Il" .!ta "i" VIII . hc
noini:ltr'. l"r President .: ;hc l:r:nsii-
ran,: hH; t"ry viii, IN ny ol''"'an nom
i,'ir >oIic How nian. Whose relationships
are a> set unknown. HE ll>;"rT ol TIE
Republican PARTY has shown '!.ai IL
,lron" Eirn have -ci!cr.'iy failed 10 re-
rci;c i!c nomination fur l'rr-''i"'''.
When Lincoln wa- frs! Nominated i"r
President hc WAS c'nlraFa'Ivr'y 'ii,
known. ami vas accepted i"r ne reason
;ha; no one H'le" "hal MS Views were
t"rrc WAS Il bitter opposition To- iii' re-
nominatien Tor Tie reason That hi" Parry
knew him better. nwith tiramt When
i.u WI, nominated tor President the liF>t
tine no one knew what his politics or
rniiry were Nov that both are known,
there is a bitter contest over him, and. III
nv upiE! n he cannu, succeed III srcl'-
ring the domination. The cau-c ri this
state of affairs Iir> in the fact llia, the
Republican party i, rIa'l,, up o: dl-c"r-
.!:ni clements men who are viii! thco-
ri,ts. lie range in religion from l'I-i"r
Simpson dnwn 10 l,ober, lng"r-o!., ara
in ba~Inc>, matters from the free CON-
nrrcial IDEAS Of the business men "l New
York 10 he rigid high tariff ideas "i Mel,
/, ley Of Pennsylvania. In their political
views Of government they ran@c iroH tic
opinions Of llr. Blaine, who wants 10
make this wi,a, he calls Il sovereign M
iion. w;rrc 'i!r minority Of The people
/ living in States with snal populations
u" -",., ',.-.,,,.a .e 49,. s,o,,. vhin .,r.
Other ca,~ ii Republicans, represented
hv Journals like llc ,Eew York Ermmr
I;.1t wi.I, 10 keep oar general rpvcr,-
mon, Within il. due limits. 10 satisfy
.,,.j, = rar,r. mad,. upof such li.cur,I:l,it
element, il i necessary 30 take ,p men.
y !!l,.v did il! hc c3-" Of N!r llayr, and
other, mentioned. who IRE so little known
that no section oi The country can take
offence.
Il 10 not liiii.k lha; ,,:y %; He can'ii-
dates for The Irr-i.nu;al termination
Inw prominent will b. selected i,.' the
!:rp,!bican> at Chicago. They are all
,no ii"ruIi!caI for the pit; .ran .,ar:v.
Know them MI pes>oHg.li'. and have
more kindly feeling, iowrlG, them than
,.rcr sections o.: iiy;r own parry have,
ana ircl u,osc respect :ur their ciai:r
tcr> .;.an ;,anv %: in,i' rn.;,!c:,l !':.ry
rxprc>, will! :r1.r,l "a i:.ri: :."r..>. ;:.eir
.itilr:, and lA"r j,oHuIaiiiy
".iovcrnnr Seymour. lave v0u III. ,;ca
WHO will be- nominated .or i'rt,,:cn. Us
lie Democrats, .''
HIS "!!>!'S .: t''!. ''.'i''' !'.'''
M ouc can -, :or"c.!-: l,c acton Ct
lie prmoc:aiic party. nor have iitn,r
>iiol:cn oi i'll con- elton win i:r m"ii.l-
nation ior Tie l'r'~.!ene:: e'!ri: n!t'!e
ny !!cir minds ::."t ti"!E wiz! I" D. ru'
upon the ticket. ! ..now .'i!; Hi" a;'n":
he cu:rcn! Of poiiilcH! e;cn:H, ~ (! i.t
II Il retired way, sec tiii IL" I''"I'.c ~!
read bn' icw journals. My views arr %
little oI no value. but !; look To ne - !!
.ilc action o! tie lDc.!.urr..:ic .,ali"n.,!
Gon,cllion mast in 4 :rca, degree b.
shaped - lie c"Ur,o oi events, anl par
iicu.ariy hy i;.e aeon Of ;!lr Republican
Convention, which viii be- held ilr>l. -
i.r :,, the men !rc concr:le! WHO arr
spoken "i in connection with In H"iai-
mat:on i,r 'ic-idcl,: b. ihe Democrats, !
feel kindly towards them ;!ll. and can
give Them 81! l!a"c 70 givc-imy "w:l
ro;r. ior the day has .":ic by when ;sn
l!c an ac,;yc par; in :. |olltc.! car
as.
"W'ia, 10 Won think Of The condition
Of H." ','morralic party in The state. -
"".'iil rr@a:o 70 the !)"m"cra!ic party
in Nc# York stat. while lhc.r "rr M
i;oyunai, difference, they are drifting
into the past and are getting behind III"
party in is coirsr in the future. Ga the
other hand, the Guarrcls among the Re-
publican. are breaking oft along the