, 1880-06-26

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estcntailon or anything pertaining to staruh In
SURE Sui 'st |" carry inlInra. It viii ' not rct,',lro
MruHgle: sslcccss i fnr.W,no s,nslusion: ,;
~ parties nre sns!slca TINT Tho country wall
,nent;;, 11o has hccn III oil tli!nss conservative
~ IL. harrcl 1,a'l nothing to do with his nomi-
=" NDfhing, for he WAS. not n candidate, md
didn't expect to t,e71co,tld not hope f. ho. Tor It
nnttst Met)nnnll wt'llit bo tho tec,,lld strongest
!nnlL Thurs WINS /. linn when It wa:., supposed
hsl|n,@l, s s. "H L "f If 4" tho rf1' so,'tF ,n '.,
"ltocnnso tla,,enek wna tho strongest man,
ntt for no othor reneon.
ii ti,ias It IN H. enlro ] s.iccsss T6oro Is no lit-
tic difference l,etwrcn tho Republican, and Dcm-
eeratio parties po ilv!nK Issues t tat tho "s
figure tn tho su,ltcst"
ut viii Ire between mon?"
"Ihirey n cni,teet ttotwcUn men and tho tfadi~
tons nf tho parties"
What nro tho traditions Of the Democratic
.ras, attic s nvhys aFs ee es se sy t u te s
il Everything rxcuut tho, ileus uf tho Wnr. Il ms
T seSrt Sefar sho vot. 70 ;s tt w re"vs Ill
1t a s';S st +. to saass 5H ss sr q tro
hivinE nhsulutcly TO rcror;l to defend. and can
ulakean aagl4ssivo eatnua!gn with the utmost
.,lanM il Detncratie ss n stato, and viii 10 uarrio
Il ~ ~: 1bs Il ,s r., wv rsa
being no divisions or tlia.ot,slons thuro,
it. must hs conssd Hy I'LL -!ntSr"'Ha e
''Electornl votc tor the nrInoeratio Ticket, THO
Iunnsylya,,lars werc Wild II, ther enthusiasm.
md ns!!svsd far tha5 syana n
spcMk with n,ly c0nfluncn on tIat eub}eot, for
hive no kn4wle,lre To nast woul!! !,''}gHse VT,
ihat Is MCpcsn w satH s Mo
Certainly They nro Koins to try for tho nrst tl1no
"Wlai o,her States will thorc no struggle
'iu?"
ain caltforntn md Oregon. We othInk wo huvo
.,S,ds sss'asaaly tho best sho" for carrying those
4'On whit gronntl"
"Tley ilnve lcc,l doubtful States NIL tho ttn,e,
nntt with tho ticket TINT ss bcou mt up, II will
Democrat,e purity hnt! t. alwasa wins u @ nn aK- "
1w9sy ya e" rX Nov i tho "a d' sd 4 'u,E aeys9s IT, hS 6
1!ts VIII cut ssi,s, nss s,a IT,, minos, m! rs
C.Itnnlsstn,' that condemned her, thoy sta1,d
equal brtnre tho country on TINT question. And
then Il Is known that THO Catih'!lcs rs Il people
They certainly Hrp not f0ntl nt Caulphellito
preachers, md r,,at: Aas,trodly iuoltlcd To
aud p fr1 se.et nlieaiians fScso yoters vii
be enrY Mt the polls and be there ato to SEQ thAt
thoir votes nre lrupcrly countoh."
a., Whit M. nas Hancock done TO commend h'tn TO
!" lie hus shown himself ln timos Of trial to bo
grc soisr mi xrsat e. s"i1lsr se nMays ay
crnor nf Louisiana he Showed himself to fo
slatss.1ns,, ,l upon all tscaslons ho has con.
tluctGu himself ilko stntCsulltl when nlle upon
to act 1T that cnpacity ite has s,stn'nett himself
in all tho rrlations ut llfe tint purtaln to u
cunlpleie manhood; sl'c!, y inan tho people ls'ok
to and k!nlxe ns tlelr icadcr. Az II soldier llc
WIS elltlrr, Antl most successful one: Hpd Ia
hn ow ~; eK Il e y oe ~, % q. 'saSTs s
Impress upon united An,crlca.'
WILLIAM G. Houuy.
"Tho Convention" suitl William c. Gosnly,
'wMs rntl,is'sett Of representative ne from nll
srest t ie!iScratIon for 4 Convention Of tint
sliox did II compare with othora ms to
"Ihoro was less personal parttsnnah!p thnn l
have ever seen IN ii N4tiounl cony9n,lon nearly
oSt%n tefes wun e ts
ciliauonnntl hfrmony."
oho,tS, ".,G% w"s ilancocks nomination brought
at wns The result Of tho Judgment OF n ,ua-
5ority of th9 Convention. After m F.. ony. ley sey.
hts HhuO. ihnt Efnncnrk Ind npre strength md
WIS frGcr from Ubjcetions thAn hy Of tho 0thor
| individuals who were presented 10 tho Convene
"i,ho flrzt ballet Indicated TINT ho Ind quite a
number os lrlGt,tls-moro thnu any other, mp
| "Tho first ballot In,ented ttat Le had moro
snpporters hnm any other oTS a mi netars
II WIS bottcr to nominate hit,, and Wisconsin,
hoforo tho Convention alHni!eti th,tt Il sonlt!
follow lillnNls In ita support Of Hancock, md
thosd two States practically secured tho no1nt-
| nntion."
",nld tho ridden men give up tho flRht carlyr'
"Tho Nuw York delegation came to the sup
nr votes bud hGcn SECURED to mako the nnn'iua-
tl0n. hut they lid 80 ut TINT tm0 With nppurcnt
sarIxlty. aa there s.c',ls 10 IH no .is,l,1, thut
Ticket. Sehctn!ng for Tho nonalnuiiot OF rider,
WIS not aba.,lolioI iuly: until at,er tue first
.rii!on,s strength could nut, no concentrated
upon PAYNE md .1l!ri,g tho might II was f1eclu,!
y Transfer r,t,len,s srsnK! !' e ita1sta,, als
thu Judgment ut the Convention wus made IN
@ni @ thS plum; completed for tho nomination oi
'.'rhu mAchinc waa as,,hsheslf" -.
Yes The nnnliuatiun 0t iIancock was q
combinations llnt were mule in atiynllco VI Tic
1nSriirK nf tho Ionvoutltn:" .
"llHw un ybtl rttstrd the ttGkutf'
"Tlle tiGket II ihe strongest thut cnittl lnyl
boon nude. ',l'.tsr NIL the circumstances. uuy
Seymour or Judge l,"ylk would have beer
NJ them; hut Gov. sryinour's decloIlston prtlet
al nnssibillty of giving hin tho acmlnat!oa. AM
nu,c 4Ii!!lnn Th!sh,na been ns,.sd..o!,sy cl.!t
I,ayls' na,ne. !;on. liapsyck e fIpo from q
mrsy y IL pnsIuoi, to co,,l,'es an augrcssiv'
cntnptlEn, With alnitst III! nl'souto certainty u
GnrrylnY Now York. lnalana, Now Jersey, aM'
in9 ien.ylvnn!u an il!,nnIS, sir. El.xlisl,, ,,ox
- ivy. nen.!riuks. h tho strongest candidate