, 1880-11-06
1854.

F1RSr DAYS or THE NExT CAMPAIGN.
sp<ttot Dtspnteh to 7n< chteaoo 7rtbaat.
rII1IAnElri11A, Pa,, Nov; 1.-Tlse Ine,.
fcan, the new weekly political anl literary
journal, etllteA by Irof, tlohert Ellis Thonl>-
son. and In which Alr. Wharton l}arkor Is Ill
tcrested, will |tnve notable editorial to-
morrow OIL ,"Tha Grant Ca1npaign.1 1t
anys: :
1t iaa bccn rcmarkcd anong tho cxubcrat,cca
Of tho Republican cntnpaIgn thut suinc nf our
orntors wcre nut content With t1olng their best
f0rtho candidate OF 1880. They EXTENDED thor
efforts TO promote tho calso OF tho candIalato Of
1881, mud tt0sn who pnco tho siIcccsH ct fAvnrlt
candidate Oh lovo with that Ut tho
purity vent into tho onnvass thinking Ut lSSl
oven more thln at 1HsO. This has bcet, most
untnble In tho c1lsu CT Con. Grants frlrIl1s and
supporters. They h0re not. like Dir. Hh0rnat,
nudo up their tnlnd that tho oho'co snatle Mt Chi
cugo ,9as tho bcat possible. They scom to tsnvo
hcon unusually anxious to expluin thHl Mr..
unr.lclI was not ttolr choice, that they 10.
longcA to -.......
THE "11.LrsrN,ous 3M,n
and 10 indfcato TINT they wcro confident Of ac-
curing for air. Grant next timo tho pr|zo which
80 narfowly esoapod thoF grasp this tfn,c 1n th!s
business Mr. Conkliug has takon tho lcn.l. lit tho
first half 0f the campaign he lel III nothing. lin
spared no palna to let tho country know that he
was offended. aIld that lo nlt,at 10 nastc muc.
Of ind soottsel before llo would tako 4 1art In
tho game. Whcu ho did at last shuw himself
tho alir was full Of rt,'nors as to harKalNs and
agreements batween Sir. Garfield and himself.
Tfsa s1Dnovs lcert altogether aats1fqdfllg Neither
hc nor at nHU aftr Time dtl Mr.. HdrNe|d c0iclit-
att Senator CDnHtng's si1r dnv other mans sup
1n,rt hu dnU pledges btsfits tIloss eahtat,ed III hh
litter Of aecep.ance* Wa know whereof wo apoak
wllon wo any tlat not evon 0eprEu Washington,
entorod upon olt1ce moro FREQ from ontangle-
mont Ut every sort,
Tho xitncrlcu,t goes OH to say that AIr.
(irnnt IL ut once tic most popular 0t MOL
asd tho must Impossible OF candidates..
IN elect Mr. Orant to tho Presidency and to
nut tliut 0jlIc0
INTO THE HANDS ~ \ COMMISSION,
oF which Mcssrs. Ca1noroIl. CnNklng, htA LoRatl
aro n,unlAra,-to thAt arrangement tho country
Is no luru ready to AsspHt nt'w than It ,YAs whcn
1t abolished that cnmnssion by retrtn9 Str.
Grant from tho preal1cNuy. II tho nomination
weru to be made to.sfay, thore worldbc tho xatno
opposition 10 tho cx-Prcsdent aa III juno last.
Tllp A1'.erIcsl1l arttula concludes u I0l.
lows:
We yenturo to prediot that tho candidate nf
1881 will 10 tho cat,dtdnte ot lSSQ. Ms. Gurtica,
| unlike Nr. tinycs,
HAS NOT rLEpuEn 1tlMsELr TO AErust: 1Et:-
| Ey.ECTIUS.
Int he will 10 like Mr. fIaycs in refusing to ,lso
his high n,!oo tor tho prom0tton Ut h[s personal
| ambitions. II no IS 10 10 President II sceosil
sine, 1t will 10 because tho people, having found
him worthy OF tho ptaco. prpfef his Reflection tn
NIL experiment With u NOW nnd untraotl MIN. aml
~ @ !" EIss satstt 4 % g. ans a. t. ,st w y fss
1 trying IM,sltiuns liz whluh ho hun fatlett. p
Thls article will attract attention from tho
| fA,t tlAt Mr. llnrkGr IL y warm ptrff'!lNl anA
StsS tS st t{S% ct G' g t afs s @ ia stai"s y fSr
| fsnriIufd ulntl.