The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-07-23
- 3SrUA41oN ii PAHNsHIHAN1A
,s,,.o,., to the Rev York SUM-

1emocrat In Pennsylvania who docs Al
M believe that Hancock Will Do eject be
d. and scarcely one who does nos 20
ieve he will carry his own Ssa1e'
they say: ssThe last Denocra1ac fkee
.ient WAS, q Pennsylvania nominated -
- C;ncinnati. and 30 will the next one II
be."r 80 ooo 1,.,a,o~a "
who served under Gen. Hancock or
with him. The people, without regard ~
r. Marty. are grateful to him, not only p
Tor his sulendid services to the Union II
I'M distant fields, but for the immea a
preservation of their homes ana nIe
sides at Gettysburg. There is no na
that would have stirred fennsyAy4a an-
cock,s' anal It is exactly true that ms
,,orninstion was received In every CITY, .
tovn and village with general out
h,,rst of applause. He will poll the
S"II marty vote, q large independent
and Rennblican vote, and pretty much
the whole soldier vote. Under tnese
circumstances the talk OF caFIyins
Pennsylvania Is anything Dut VIII I'LL
u Hoyt is. minority Governor. An
.,ote IT the opposition was about co. IVY.
} The riot bill, the pardon OF kemole
onS the other bribers, and other meas
nrea Of a most disgraceful admin'stra-
ton have seriously Disguised ana DIS
Soartene1l the Republicans. These scan
isIs afford local issues which Will ma.
toriallv aid the Democratic electoraA
ticket. A., D,,,,,,can
o party here is In the worst ,conolIloa
lsince it was born. In ORDER 10 caI[y
!, thro,,ph the third-term scheme Mr..
I'm Cameron and the machine man
i ooers committed q series Of ioutfaGss
o mon the rank and file that cannot DC
FORGOTTEN. They failed, and IN tne.r
eaii,,re the machine was smashed, AUS
:. newer dissipatea, and the old and ex-
,ar;enced leaders buried in. tho foD-
hish. Mr.. Cameron; has disappeared;
d, He is heard of only through olsma'
he oroan from the White Sulphur springs
:, ~ somewhere else far beyond tho scene
If conflict. His father, the old General
~ has covered his head and turned HI
ty sooo tn the wall. None of the anclen
he act. who have held the State tor year
nd nv their energy, their money, and tnei
a. thoro,,obly organized system, Will tor
- ahand for the election OF Garheio
nc Why should they? They have ma
ID enough of Hayes and his KIND, an
ng they know that the high handed mean
NC by which they undertook TO ioIce era.
III, on the party can never be 1olglvei
-" What can they expect from Blaine
and sherman. and Garfield, or frol
the Republican people, who were con
're- pelled to imperil the very existence
the the party-to fight :hem to the ven
cen of disruption-in order to be rid Of the
ora audacious tyranny? They vii! rega'
Garfield's defeat as their vindtcatio
!" and they look forward to that event
'mi' November as confidently, ifnot rs hoI
, as mllv. as the Democrats.
,ort. There have never been SO ma
= IN changes reported at this stage In a
=. campaign. In many places we hea
lieu. Of Hancock and English clubs co
" Of posed exclusively of Republica
spir- Some of the deserters are men OF
. ire tional eputation-ameng them r !
Morris and Col. John w. Forney, "
w. have already thrown themselves
Con- reseryetlly into the canvass. The
light, Republican ship Is lurching and si'
ing in full view, and the sea is bi'
with departing rats. Tho flight
some of these-old and sagacious
l.."" lows-is, in tho eyes of Pennsylvania
nsoh sure sign of the coming victory.
Gen.