The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-03-25
What the Ex.Prestdent ThInks Tho
Us 3 Country 0Wes Him.

WliRf The Exs spreasdent sTl,ynvra 45,a
is Country OTas Him. - -
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When he was first elected 10 fha Presi.
derty. Gcn Grant claims thnt ;k tvas hy
the imperative desise OF the whole Nalidn
The cry for him was so powerful that
politicians hpd no power, So ol,nose bis
nomination, and he was 40 strong' that ba
did not redui-c their suppoYt He Jas
elected by the;yoice OF The t1eonIe n, ds,.
position 10 thu politicians. n Rsine d hpa
elected, il was his aim to weeien he
power Of professional ooliticiana and;
order to do SO he withdrew from The San.
at0rs who were In Congress 81 his man.
guration their share of patrora oe- 4, ITha
consequence waa that he ireuPres, ,ths
hatred of the whole tribe. and ,thev, ,drs
now opposed 70 his renomi,lation. In
something of the same wav he savr he
incurred the hatred Of ;onrilaIiets, bbr.
ing the war il was his constsnt object IN
snub them and 70 refuse them, any naa,s.
lance in the prosecution OF their iahnfs
The Consequences of this sfiubhis,fs III tbs
press has been, according to (SenIi fsrsbs utly
that almost every newsnsper i'm ths JJpi.
ted States has alwsvH bean oppoaed Eto
him. AT the time Of MS ra. .ei isct ;on ths
press was bitterly hostile 10 MIN vel he
was trinmphantiy chosen hs thn'snnnIs
aud what mas been donn once can },e tioIlfs
again. IF there should be n piebisoiEe,
it is the opinion of Gen. Grant Aha R;a
party that he would receive 'the yofaa III
nine. tenths of the American beonle.r ! (
Outside the imnor5 and power thsf a
Third Term would nqnfer, on him. thsrS
are several other reasans to make Gen,
of hjs nartv He % ss1., e no.i,l.is.i,n UNI su.a
w not v oven p,sS ~ ,,aiI IIo oG Eye paor nan,
10 ,,root;o;na. Ia.., ~; - y1ut sotaI WpO
be y,as aincssd ,Ip p,Sn;d III New \ orE. Wnen
to res;on bis ,,,s;sin y. az. 4, tooi'ge9
in copsea,,snpa .u ~ ,ha ~ " army aqa
Const;iutIon nun - n,,,; y. sae iaa yetos tpe
M sTVPsesidant - Psgyls 3 pension ZOE en-
o,;t n.ofsss;n, @ om stlee nlniseit Wi.Ii-
vancnS II; 60, - u!s,.1eSs, ,Ssa auu weil az
him to tae % ,hs nro.;d p.Uos ~, illslne %
nanv ~ ba farnea = We CON.
n m,,a canal ~ nj % was y, y sSIs.s9os, me :sln-
who Inned he b;s u socm.a mvan ~ giac gSlitlclats
n,oya = a.J ausSpsance or u 10 re:
date Agn;n ;t ,,;ii osInali
sary bet tS;nE. - - 5iSeea.
candidnta nan of tr;as - ss
ness 4 Vvbah sts 81, TT -
Conn;ss;nr ,,ssi,saJ ~ saS n1 as nrecuon, tfe
dent Gan Grant ,oo,. - i;asayeSs 1fe5i-
have hin, In q as,,rro,aS A TISs'ueus ateps 70
were con,niata ta,,s !. pts pat.l.asY! p ~ %
casa tTa I1arsooo.s VOC IN
the ciai5,s nf NFs1 Tsi5hp T1ssi5p.cu ~ ~ enIaISe
foys and NJ, panaai, ,,a,'a y. saslu sens
have been nrrested and n ;nmri.ons5 M T. iseiy y,
Washington md INV St.ta ,l.,.,,,;, -
that objected wot,ld have hpsn .ss;yad ~, 1,
the military yt wes tho ,lno,,aa,1s sa ~ z
these prensrations fiat de,a,rea Sv az ~
Democrats fr,m anv effort to asn,,'re ti,o - J
I'Tssidency. hut it ren,,;rsd Sssmsts -, :
to take thesf,, efTact;ve' sfans- Nn,',' H1s
Eayes. tbe nresent ), ~. CT
Grant euphe,aisticalIu fsrn,s him ~ IeI, y .
very weak Wsn. md shonid The n,r,b, Il 1. :
of votes for j lch candidata ba 'anvih;np
like as close as irf87lS haS ,,,;st,a Z, !.
sert the riphts of .the no,,S n9s i',.
the aid OF asoIsd santi; i, fSm Sa,,,9,s,y 10y
should i,e elected by & sInaa,, ,,a;a!s 2Si4s y
ID NOT unliIrslV thSf 9rn,Sis ,,n,;iS =
for the Norti, and Mest e,ns:,! Snsu
sI,hmit tn a Goyey,,n,a,t ~
means Wbat ,han L. 81, ,tals
of Mi 'thjsf H. M Cls, q = r,ss Z, s
is necessary That tj,h sRS,s,LI;s IS cSna;.. Il
tate TO use proper force Is nhts;r i Ia; sh;s
rights, and Che man who Swonid not ssa
TO order out the military is the Candidate
who is'wanted. ~ s. siS,'sssl q Z ! 80
Moreover, as between y the siifFarahs
.sade.e &c the ns>....i:.s.. .s.4..- .s '.l
Gen. Grsnt's n,inina that Ala = nfasnI