, 1880-05-29

nation be scciliesi rs It nn1y can BE-, by
lnGtns tho tltost S'ntlatn!,s. sch as nave us
lMiigl,t rcn.alns but to wrap tho party In lts
wtnt1lg-scet alltl lay It awny 4, rest. a
l)rInoiniic victory Is Il thlng t1 0G l,caflily
publican, party Will, Hrn,lt and lls cs,rrupt
surroundings The Republican, rarty pos
sessrs tic brightest intellects a,tt most pro"
{o # 'nks5s II. II e e"t1y,sI' etn'. r. dS Sfsess 5
win will never yteftl sub,ltssiSe1y an tho
mandates s,f THO tithchtm. and descend lrain
tho proud position Of sovereign 20 bec0nlu
se lioW secessary g 'i Is tSut we siats tic eans
Of defeating tho hold consp!!sley,- It
III the oilice, in. the counting -iuo'n, IN tho
stt,Fp. III tho Workshop, III tho t'eld. In tho
famtly circle. oil tho sifcst-cor;ners, wheFeysr
nllA Whenever W. meet, and nut only talk,
but work, work tilf Tho day tlnwns md
success cri,wns 0ur !iod-insnlrc!! efforts. We
wnnt no norr Of "l,laGk jack" 1.ogaii. II,
making of. arrangements for his funeral
Wien his Senatorial term expires, Republic
ms will see to II TINT ne y buried 80 deep
thai. tho sound Of Gnbrtels trumpet VIII
Ing. We are for Wnsl'd"rne frst,-araht
1lGvcrl
WILL. nE DOOMED TO DISAPPOINTMENT.
II the Edttnr o. 7hs Chicago 1rtbuns 4.
pEtAyAS. H., hay 1o,d ~, o ~, ,Tazewel! z!,s; II
thc world with her nrarly "solid" dslegya: T.:
| Of tho snin1 color rs TINT Of the Southern
communities, caletl states, whose .lsieEatcs t.,s
| States which must do the elcctinE.
! II John a. L0gan, the great 1noglil ma
| clilnist, really intends and expects to sco
Gen. Grant elected, sonlsboay WIZ hs wt,. 70.
clpctlng vutc. II ten. Grant had remained
| Mt hohiu during these four Years, studying
| practical American stAtesInalsliip. md scan.
ming az respectful .llstMnce} tAe Ways ,;t m 6i
| Of n "thira tcrm.|' ,,
lie might lave learned too much to alSw
World" ind np nl,sl down through Ills uwn
ctntntry. nt,d llnve been earning soinctllln,
besides the disgust Of 2 portion OF our peu-
ple.--in the service Of thnt old familiar gang
| uf rtnglnnsters.
"Butt II c,ectcd.l lie will be sure to BE-
cou,,tc,l In aMl inaugurated." Sol,le brave
tnell have used this argument as u cl!hclaer;
yrt It sounds like cownrtlea a!lti '!sl!csiless.
a'ysrtisss lo our esS tInS;sI ,!'t W. nM nre
bulltioxlng psactlccd by the lawlc*s rnrty md
allowed without reprOuf II! 18TH, contributed
thousands, Of votes, besides suclt States as
Mississippi md Alal,nl,n, wlalch sh1n!ft t'aSo
held fn tii0su !" States" None Df our "lcatl'
urs,n not pven Bravo L0gull, rcliturcd, eyer,
IN words, 10 fncy the1n aE,I return MS good ~
ti:ul ti 51tlo si,t votc," ni u,at Nus counted on
Democratic plan and by Denocrniic l'crinls'
sion. ~ -.
dent ,l1,der whom that party suffered IT.
Swn5%5 .i,sys p4apets AF3HSs o HSs 'soSe't 'ho'
Sumo ien Republicans have I casually
tl.snl-two Of them having 70 g!ve their llrs
votes-l,avc sIgnlfed their intention not II
support any third term. 1 can say for MY
self that the n.asnine' cannot get my VT. M
show BUSINESS aid taken time to prepaar5
}fmself to conduct moro credltablo AL
mlulstratiun, t''nn were the two terms v.
have already endnrH!. | 10 not suppo;S,'
rcfnse to vote for Gen. Grant; but til
aioW any ri fre nd .! ' III 70 shjsst ia Hill s,s
the Republican party to the mortEfcatton Q Q
Tile nomination Df Tiltell would bc OIL
only slim chance. It might then ,o a,l inter
estIng nlntter of statistics which yet Q
party managers could administer the bes
eS'ts Ths oinss M ii * iie State Convention lpcltn
t appeal from tho "!soss :, to the Mation1
! Sont bs thors 70 Glitch @ wMt he III has gaine
81 III Ills dMtics as q senator, Or ti,at ils VI
= paees? ".Appenl' or prayer 10 tl,at botl
!, will hardly suffice tn prevent that nonlll;
!. . tim. Stronger demonstrations nre require
D trat1e Of nachtne-workiug hns mat1e the,
!, forgctfnl 0t the exlstencn Of tho nntt-corrul
n tit,1i nni independent voter. 1t may reqnir
:, tho experience of the months to come
Il penetrate them. TAx.
PONTIAC,
: sp<e.a, Dtspateh 10 7at Chicago Tribune.
!, Pontiac, ILL.,. Mny 9S.-Tie unanjmor
!. feeling here among nil Republicans Is III
. miztnEnbiy nntl-tllird term. Our pecple n
y feel TINT they were completely sold out
!, Springfield. have flcarii many lsepMhlica,
y y 10 ns far rs to Bny that they would rather 81
. d good Democrat elected President than til
!, country should be rltn n1ty longer by sue
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