, 1880-05-13

VIII, II or vioatc It, even for the conQacror
Vxi Or MANY REPUBLICANS WHO Will
DoLT CHANT.
wAsl1RuNSE IN cor.onAnO.
Nv tht Elitey n The Chicago 7r.b,tne.
SILVER CLIFF, Colo, May 6.-'rhls country
shows tie political sentiment Of all tho Sue
tions. Hero We have MI cpltome Of public
sentiment, n reflex from nil portions Of the
United States. Politics nra discussed freely
by men well yerscd In the ntrairs of tho Mt
tioll,-lNen well informed rs 10 tho needs Of
tho whole people. Presidential candidates
arc freely discussed, md tho most salient
points brought forth. After inuch obscrva-
tion and discussion It would seem TINT there
Is MI ,lnlGrcnrrent strong n1l1 powerful
ag.linst Samuel j. Tilden and Gen. Grant rs
nominees Of the next conventions. III tile
S0nth there IS n WIliE element that does not
readily affiliate with Democracy; an clement
that Is seeking congenlul companions. This
Whig element Is outspoEen III this:
TINT they vote with the Democracy
rs being the least of two evils; tint radical
Republcanisnn cannot control their votes.
This Wing element both North and South
hns mover been entirely satisfied With the two
parties with which It has cast its interests.
Neither Tlltlen nor Grant Is tho choice OF
this element. Tho leaders of the two parties
hro not congentnl with this class. At tho
next Presidential election the Whig element
will choose between the two candidates, mud
TINT party which offers tho best tnal, will
control It. It Is n fact that theso Whigs Of
the South linve voted with the Democratic
party, but their heart Wns not III the work,
and to-day. they tleno!lrce tho Democrats md
cause tho i}epnbilcalis do not offer them /.
chaMce to full fnto their ranks.
The nntl:Grnnt movement III tho Repnl,-
!ican party las already tnken shape, and will
n!an element is also opposed to Grants re-
Tho question occurs, How can tho Rcpub-
lcans eontro! and tliito these opposing ele-
elected, unless Samuel ]. Tt!dcn Is the no1nl-
nee OF tho Democrats. II Grnnt las rs Ill pp-
pohent Daynrsl, ttcn success must bo OIL the
ss qt wst9Srnsy Wt I'LL b nt f nay% a So
nnd tho North. But ridden is fur from being
popular with the, people. nnd, II nominated,
VII be nominated BY party leaders, nn4 not
Ind tiat. il Grant Ii nominated. ID wifi be
of tho Republican party. ard not by tho wish
rhe Wh}g element Of the South and tho
Gcrinnil element Of tho country nre III favor
OF tho lion. T.. 3. Wnshburiu. 1t Is surrria-
inE with .whnt degree af unn'it1,!ity the
WhlEs 2f the South a1d tic Germans unite
on Washburne Thu writer was not prepared
to accept such O statement Of facts until he
investigated for himself by interviewing rep
rcssntatise men from all pnrts of the Union.
There Is not another part Of this country
brought together Us III cnlorhdo mining
regions, md their sentiment liz hut Il reflex Ut
thu wish Of tho people Of the whole country.
that Insss s $ \ s Srd @ y senstds s MeBanS Bayra Ss y y
Hon: i. =. Was',bnrne In the coming l'rcsl~
dental election. Il the Republicans nomi-
nnto Grant then tho Democrats. can e1ect
DeMocrats' cnn still eoItrol the WHY ecuenl
WasIbi!rne.. Th!s Wig cle,ncn. il power,
.upl u tho oh WhfE party cUnlt be revived
Southern, States beyond doubt. THO South
Is heartily sick Of Northern Democracy,
all4 Is seeking, other cnalitlons. The St,!l!i
t0-t!ny. cllrscs thu Northern Democrats for
npo,i tho country, ,'rle Su,,th IL ready to
tSoss @ o q riIcaI @ Nspnhlisanisam.. a .' 's' '''''
It ltlMlooyes tho lippubl[can Convention t!
put betUr1 the ptnpla u llaii WllU cnll control
nll of the conflicting elements In our. ranks.
Grant Is eertnllliy nut tint n,0n. Tho Ger
mans have alreatly declared III .fllynr of
t ts @ ws psry ayn VII eSfs SsS ss'Gn slsaa II
fayor nl Washburlle, and cNn htlLayg with Il
Erent tlanl Of nssurn,lco that the Whlg elc-
lneilt Of tllo Smut, will snp,e ont for Wash.
Wasl,burno will recelyo 4 colnplste over
throw. BAyanl opposed 10 Grant will bring
!!afcnt to tho Republican party.
The strongest light tlat cNn bo brought for
| publican ticket, ,nM Ilaynrtl on tho Da,nt,-
cratlc. Tho reason Of this IL beeatsu ncltllor
i3ayard lnr Wasl'b,'rne IL ~, old etfetc pull
'Sa oa Or so,Ss @ a by PSsans ranf Tae yc vSa
served their ttmn and sNrvcd It Wuls. Both
l!ayo rcce!yet honor. by tl.eir followers. but
they both bcIehg to tho past 80 far rs politics
lilo two re*!Hs.iye poiiticai peoples that rep-
lsaynr.i ani SVasl,burne would unite the
! pcorlu 80 TINT thero would bo no Third party
test ot lilo people, and not ot nlacl,lne polItt
einns who lash In the ob)ectors to purity
tyranny. GrnMt represents tho effeto elc.
mcnt OF the liapnbllcan party, On element
ai ,as as s,afa GeF ahas 70 f"e' though tho party
'i, he s Writsr eth II tis has always voted tho c.
publican ticknt since lle was Of age tLtn-
enll.'s sscoill elertlon); 'lns never asked any
ask nny fayors Of sn!u party, but le refuses
TO bo whipped IN when tho leaders OF the
party nro trying to work nut thctr own sweet
Nomlaato Washbnrrs. ' and % W. . havs as ,'t; tInty
nlul strength. Nominate Grant, mud we
lNvo disruption a,la uefeat, unless tho Demo
GrntH take pity on us aid nominate Tlidcn,
iu which c'.se we will be successful even II
wo nominate the most unpopular nun III our
Siy vlows huye been nodded by obsarva-
tlon ana discussion with pGplnlnellt anti rep
country, both D0nl0cratlU aud Republican,
with a considerable ill,mlerof Grecltbnekers.
Grnnt represents the artstocracy Ot tho ltn.
| Vuhticui!s, II ttut expression cln be used, bit
not the bong and si'Iew OF our purity. .1lp' ls
| hnckel by the nrlstucrnts OF uur republicans