Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-06-24
President-JAMEs q. BLAINE.
Vice President-JoHN A. LOGAN.
Sheritf-rRANK G. STIDHAM.
CoroHer-CHARLES f. SPARKS.
Tho New York Herald and war.

Coroner-CHARLEs 4. SPARKS.
the New York Herald and War.
cit is better for the countryside PEG
pie Of the whole Union-to decide thi
question now at the ballot boz
peacefully than later with rifles in thei
hands"
The above is the concluding para
graph of bitter article in the New
York Herald, June %, against the cleo
ton of Blaine. If this is not abusing
the freedom of the press, what is it? I
this is not trenching upon the contine
of treason, what is treason If tn
man who is to be held responsible TO
the utterance of such reasonable senti
ments, and for his own safety and thu
good Of his native home, has to sojourr
in foreign land, would utter such SEN
TIM nts in that country that affords him
protection he would be arrested and com.
mitted to answer for the charge Of trea-
son.
And what is the cause Of such an out
burst of bad feeling on the part of a
paper that has generally been a war
journal in time of peace, and peace
journal in time of war? Simply that
the masses of the Republican party, and
not the politicians, have arisen in their
might and nominated James G. Blaine
for President OF the United States, and
now the masSe, OF the people, outside as
well as inside the Republican party, en-
dorse the nomination. The politicians
have had nothing to do with this nomi-
nation. All the money in the pockets
OF Wall street gamblers and spectators
could not stop the nomination. 1t
passed entirely beyond the control Of
the New York Herald, and hence its
opposition, pushed to the verge of trea-
son. Listen further to the traitor:
"We did not get rid Of the old Demo-
cratic party without terrible civil
war. Shall we get rid of the terribly
effete and corrupt Republican party
without another war? That is ques-
ton which we advise the voters of the
country to think Of, BECAUSE it will bear
serious thought"
We can say 10 the Herald that when
the people get tired OF the Republican
party they will change it for another
without any war whatever. The peO-
ple are supreme and the sovpreiyns in
this country yet notwithstanding the
Herald AID the mllliUnalres Of the cOun-
try who have become rich and exalted,
in their own opinions. To rlr Heavens
by grinding thousanus Of o,nrr, into
the dregs Of poverty, Jane. G.. Blaine
does not owe his nomination Ia the
putfed I'D and intIaird coutj,l aristorra
CIV, and he mopirl ari,,oc,acv As we'll
of New York and Boston. H. owes it
to the proOle from whom, u4 spr,n, to
the peopIe. whom he never t,t,,o and
to The p.oylr qlau he never will FORGET
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