The daily gazette., 1880-06-05
SOME POLITICAL REFLECTIONS
For III lie Gazette.

For the Gazette.
Mr.. EDITOR Thousands of people
are anxiously waiting for the result Oi
the Chicago Convention. They deem
1t of vast Importance TO the country in
the future, that man should be nom
mated who will look after the inter
es,s Of the greatest fraud ever burden
ed upon free and lntellisent nation
the Republican par y. The welfare OF
the country does not enter their SEC
tlonal brains. All else is lost to their
mind 5 save the continuation OF power
aud greed. Tina. power which they
obta ined by fraud and intimidation,
has been snamefully abused by men
| calling Themselves s'ats4.aen, aud A,
the face OF all this abuse OF pow...
| and . ,iisregaru Tor The laws of Tho
several States, and the constitution of
the United States, they still hope TO
deceive the people by passing resolu-
tloha having NO meaning except 50 far
as ID accomplish the great eud IN view
the retention OF power, against the
VIII pf large IN yjority ot tue voters OF
all these States. \ review of their
past statesmanshlp III administering
the aftalrs OF the government shows
conc luslvely and decidedly that their
hopu TO retain power has been lost to
them, ana their party for all time
lens OF thousands OF dollars are being
spent a. Chicago, and bitter anI VIM
dlctlve Speechs made for the purposu
OF nominating tue most avullt sole man
Tor the Presidency, to De defeated by
fhn Hon fIhn-
otheE prominent Democrat. Tho
pacing ot the negro Bruce III the CHAIR
Tor ! short time Will not gain them
one Southern State; the uegro has
ceased to be Of any advantage to the
republican party, cx ept III Delaware
anu Mary land, where they still have
some hope to Oh am power by the use
OF Federal iniei ference, and Il disre
gard Tor the laws OF the States. This
nope, however, Is not very strong,
even amongst the faithful. The end
OF tile Republican party Is ~ hand
lhey have accomplished purpose
which Is not desirable to be recorded
as a matter of history. The az o.
bad mrn live but short time
Such men pass away anu
NNSop "hO 'FR hAttA lutul ia . not
refer ~ tueLn or their acts. The Iapl,l
advaucsmeut Of all kiuds Of busines
aud agriculture with the thousands OF
Inventions, loudly demand statesruhI
TO gulde the ship OF state. Tue yas
man nlfdctUrle- OF this country need a
tndrk-t tor their goods, aud II behouyeh
the American people to legisiat [
accomplish tins end, that our lndusIrie-
may Ne sustained Oar r.Ittttn. vim
The attehtIun OF wise aud -agaclou,
statesmer. Oar traie is tar bell MI other
couhtrles n this resi- Irct, as our AR cul-
tdral statistics aud our eomuerctAI
reports snow. Tue Repubiicau parly
| has not ot-n equal to the ask H.
counting trade from The countries refer
feu to. lD-y have sent men to roprrse.t
US fhufoly Inc 'mreieul, ami III many
| lhsVahc-S without honor aud inteyrii =
| w hen the Drmocrauc p1rty wa- ~
| power TINS Was Hot 81 Our f,r,iuu
ministers were eminent men and cnul =
ihdhueu the reSptc due the nation. Tue
| = eAt Dfmocraic party is again aboa oat
10 resume coutr1l of the government OF
inns country, a. the reduced Repuohcan
nay 'tlur' IN Tue w Western, Middle and
l. ~ ern States Prove.
Ibe umr Is at hand when this will he
cfompl@ii"d. Oar psrtv Is UNITED aud
ready To do battle Tor tue In er, u OF the
Mhple cUuntry-North, Sou!n, EIst aud
West 1t is very gratifying y our parry
TO khOw that VIZ have many i.mi el,t
statesmen qualified to guide the affair,
or this Daiion according 10 he CO. stitu-
tiJh and laws OF the land. Tue question
Is, who shallit be Press Bno p.orl.
eclo the name of Thomas f. Buyald, Of
! Delaware, as tue man TO win. His uame
IS . :ow"r of strength. H;s pIr. ' of
ihdr"ctrr, his homes y of purpo e, as
we AS his hfoai statesrnahsh3I, Guuss
hlh to the ffont a. the man wtiJ would
erea e lnoound-,d eut'u,la>m INA conf
deHc1 HIS acts are well krowu tram
the Atlantic To The Pacific. His nam
a. Ac4ndiiIle for the P.e,iIen-y would
oe fh1 uetns of drawing IhonsanI, OF
tH'lrpenhrnt voters to our parry Ne
h'i - our 'IyeutlOu VIII act W stlv, 4 I'd
aiitf calm ueiIberItiun uuui:iate De ia.
va IS en- l+Lt stai= snaD, the Hon
lHt MA / BAYAAD.
PRtPLHr.