Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-29
Fate If Present Republican
Party-lhe Late + Il ctiOn.

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Fate If Present Republican
Party-lhe Late + Il cfiOD.
There seems a singular concurrence
pf opinion among part, leaders that III
overthrow Of the present Repabhc,r
rrty is Gual. For some years. at lca-l
.lnce the "bloolY shir" va fuisl
krpublicanism ha~ cxi,lc and govern.
ID without IN idYa a theory or purpo',
lis Cohesion aud life cOnsiste d solely in
The spoil>.' These were vllu,lly wre,.
ed from it by recent e'ec ions. anc
disiuttgralion necessarily suprrvenes.
Old mrn ling identified with the parl'
and having immulahle pref does may
,dhere TO its yelerated forms aud rever'
its memories. but wiilnu, peculin
theory, or any well. defued purpose o.
.cheme OF public policy young men vii
surely ab ,ndon il. Nothing can b'
.alued an I everyt Ing lost by obstinate
vrneratlol Of an en- pts name, aud tn
selfish and amhiliO US will desert tn,
party So iullItsslN di, manll, d. plundei
90, stullltd 81 sunk bl Jay .lubbell.
MIR. blaine ev iGeully thinks the Ca :
slrOphe fnal and Q mediable. He la,
Just said, aud Tor The first Il n. tla. n
- not, aud never asai Will be, a cat
hdlte for aly pJ,iIiOn. Hon. ). +.
Bar, Republican momher OF Congress.
nas stated LnAt there ia no luture ~
tie Republican party
I.sstreus.h aud con eslveness of re-
cent years has consisted solely in il.
supposed inyiucoiiltr, sscrh, d TO il.
power to dispense puo llc patronage. |
has used offices 10 buy woes, and Jhy
IIoOcll's plIO,ppny Ot X. publlcanl'"
;Juslste Imply Ia tnis theory. Tee
Je"ple have -loSIY cOmpreheuded tn
iActs, aud have utterly discard ed lhi.
uepuOllciu party.
Itl. still asserted by Repl1licl1 o.
,aus subslsung up)u public plundeI
me OF these rec ;lvIls, it IS stated 81.
JGO per month durus the late campaign
from jay IIub bell, that 1.-The grand olo
party will BE- rehablItat ed" lis IN
yorthy members vii D. cast out. il
oo,ses decal plated, Hs thieves punlshe'
aud traitors put To deIlh. Nothing ca
ne more impossible, since nothing oi
his Republicans Siier these pro
cesses were pracIiccd, weuld survive.
1t is most probable. il we may deluc
concu. ions from statements NJ ide By
Repu hlican nevsWpcfs and party lea
ders, that Instead Of tie rtproIucuo
Of tie Re utl,au parry The di,inteer'
tion Of Democracy is hoped tor. Wreck
ed r, punlicanism then proposes u A.
t.cn il.elt 10 one or more fragments "
the Jeffersoulan orsAn.zIu9u. Flr
Democratic party, save as represeui ie
Dy very few Of its Ge ubers yOIli have |
a purely revenue tariff. Against such |
a rarty the great body Of R.publictn
would wage war in vain. EYru p:Otec'
tiJnl,t menbcrs of the D.,nDcrtuc pa
ty would adhere to il. Slales ri5h'
lheorirs of Democracy would re al
their hold upon men abhurrIug cOnsOi
dALiOusls, who from Wa-nnlt ton hav
,ought to convert the Ulon of tile
States into an imperial ollgArchN.
ruere eau hardly De Il com bination un
der au, circumstances OF any tlagmen
OF Democracy with any lost trl9e' o.
this lal,c r. publlcauis As "A dIstlnc'
original puIy it all hardly enter anotn
er Presidential cAmpl'sn. Il vas surr-
ly in extremis Mhen Mr. Blame Jeclar-
ed that he was undUne. and would ney.
er more be CANDIDATE, aud when al
most every intelligent Republican cOu-
frsses hls pArll's mission accomplished
aud that It's eud, Ike That Of tie old
Wing party that gave 1t birth, ha,
come.
With the return Of peace aud settle.
menl Of Questions sr OWING oGt Of tn.
inter Stale couti'cl, the great purpose
of this Republican plrty WAS achieved.
raeuceiorth il mas existed only 10 hold
Offices aud enrich It's fAvOriles. 1t. eX
Isleuce has based, as JAY Hubbsll con.
iessed by his acts. upon Official patron
aye, and It's life was drawn from Oflicia
authority. As stated by that ablesl oil
Congressman. Mr. Chnrlisle, 0. Keu-
lucky, there ha, been 10 tine since
1879 when full and fair vote OF The
people would not have shown "A Dem- {
ocratic majority Of half a milhon.'
proper influences will be hereafter re.
sisted ny the IN asses even when exert, d :
by the President himself, aud II this be G
rue the Republican party IS doomed. c
|, vii! be defeated, even iii exist, il ;
1884, Al disappear iorevr as a nation ,
Al political organlztiru. Otner qacs- c
tious. economy in government, reform |
10 the civil service. local freedom. Fed y
sral non interference in affairs OF the
Bates. aud many others may be dls- +,
,ussed by the press and partv leaders,
but the end is sseminglyineyitable just {
now that TIE next President will be a {
D. mocrat. aud tie whole country with a
. degree Of satisfaction meyer before II a
cOniesscs the fact aud the SUI
preme necessily.-Americdn Register.
Heartily recommended.
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