Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-06-07
JAMES G. BLAINE.

90 So ~ SNbbihts NAN fh'h vi oul
choice nominated for The Presidency, |
it will be interesting to read what the
most eloquent man Of our times said |
of him in the Cincinnati Convention
Massachusetts may be satisfied with
the loyalty of Beujamin ]. Bristow
so am /. But if any man nominated
by this Convention cannot carry the
State of Massachusetts, | am not salts.
fled with the loyalty of that State. If
the nominee of this Convention cannot
carry the grand old commonwealth of
Massachusetts by 10000 majority,
would advise them to sell out Faneuil
Hall as Democratic headquarters
| | would advise them to take from
Bunker Hill that old monument of
glory.
The Republicans of the United
States demand as their leader in the
great contest of 1876 man of intel
lect, a man of integrity, man of we'll
known and approved political opinion.
They demand statesman. They de-
mand reformer after as we'll as
before the election. They demand
politician in the highest, and
broadcast, and best sense of that word.
They demand man acquainted with
public affairs, with the wants of the
people, with not Only the requirements
of the hour, but with the demand of
the future. They demand a man
broad enough to comprehend the rela-
tons OF this Government to the other
nations of the earth. They demand
man well versed in the powers, duties
and prerogatives of each and every
department Of this Government. They
demand a man who will sacrealy pre-
serve the financial honor of the United
States. One who knows enough to
know that the national debt must be
paid through the prosperity of this
people; one who knows enough to
know that all the financial theories in
the world cannot redeem single
dollar; one who knows enough to
know that all the money must be
made, not by law, but by labor; one
who knows enough 70 know that the
people of the United States have the
industry to make the money and the
honor to pay it over just as fast as they
make it The Republicans of the
United States demand man who
knows that prosperity and resumption,
when they can come, must come to-
gether. Whca they come they will
come hand in hand; hand in hand
| through the golden harvest fields;
hand in hand by the whirling spindles
and the turning wheels; hand in hand
past the open furnace door; hand IN
hand by the flaming FORCES; hand in
hand by the chimneys filled with
eager fires This money has got TO be
dug out of the earth, You cannot
make 1t by passing resolutions in
political meeting.
The Republicans Of the United
States want a men who knows that
his Government should protect every
citizen at home and abroad; who
knows that any movement
that wilnot defend its defend
crs and will not protect its
protectors is Il disgrace TO the map of
The world. They demand man who
believes in the eternal separation and
enforcement of church and schools.
| They demand man whose political
| reputation is as spotless as a star, but
! they do not demand that their candi-
| date shall have a certificate Of moral
character signed by IA Confederate
Congress. The man who has in full
habit and unboundcd measure all of
these splendid qualifications is the
present grand and gallant leader Of
the Republican party, james G. Blaine.
Our country, crowned with the vast
and marvellous achievements of its |
first century, asks FOR man worthy of
the past and prophetic Of her future;
asks for man who has the audacity
of genius; asks for a man who is the
granaest continuation OF heart, con.
science and brain beneath the flag
That man is James G. Blaine For
the Republican hosts, led by this |
intrepid man, there can be no such
thing as defeat
This is Il grand ycar-a year filled |
with the recollectioEs Of the Revolu-
ton; filled with proud and tender
memories of the sacred past; illed
with the legends Of liberty--a year in
which the sons of freedom will drink
the fountains of enthusiasm; year
in which the poole call for man who
has preserved in Congress what our
soldiers won upon the field; year in
which we call for the man who has
torn from the throat of treason the
tongue of SANDER; man who has
snatched the mask of Democracy from |
the hideoss face of Rebellion; a man
who, like an intellectual athlete,
stood in the arena Of debate, chal-
lenged all corners, ane. who ep to the
present moment is n total stranger to
defeat. Like an armed warrior, like
a plumed knight, James G. Blaine
marched down the halls.o of the Ameli-
can Congress and threw bis shining
lance full and fair against the braaen
forehead Of every defamer of this /
country and maligner of its honor.
For the Republican party TO desert
that gallant man now is as though an
army should desert their general upon
the field Of battle. james G. Blaine
is new and has been for years the
bearer of the sacred standard of the
Republic. 1 call ii sacred, because no