Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-07-23

necessity. A tendency moro 'I,,I "a
public welfare cannot bo conceN''"' auu
when by public Indifference or w''Vuu' W.. -, S'
standing this corrupt spirit Is "O.v W Io- w
mand that tho country shall aPP!ot,r " oss
according to 1t the highest ho"u' .,3,, ~ ha,
every patriotic citizen must P'''. 81 80
no duty could be moro pgCS''mS, ,,a 81" S.
imperative than that " u''".u,k ' I,I,s,.
featinv the demand. II TIE "'i"TJi,Iiosn "'iJiIa,n
convention had presenter E.,ioIso
whose character and career "vI' Wv
of n resolute contest wIth tn' ~.
that we have described II in'l ~" ,0,o
told a stern dealing sI!h p'H'.'r
tion aud vigorous coTrcc''"u o' I.,,,,,s"'i
abuses which the long anu N",.' -, 80 ,'
tenure Of power by any party - S','S ~
breed If the success OF the ca u'N
promised intlexible honesty % ,,.,,,,,n,',
tion, publication ot the 80.
and elevation Of the party S.""uM1' 10y
Republican voter would nave $50! f
ported the nomination. b"' H% L"V . aho
precisely the anteipauNuS VIZ ,'i,,,s.e suo
nomination forbds. II oUeES q 'S'"'uato I
WHO'S An unfit leader. shown by his own
words and his acknowledged at,S, Wh'Nn are
of offici,l record. to b, unworthy OF respect
and confidence who has traded upon MS
official trus, for his pocuuiAry gain, rep
resentative of men, method' a"I t"uUi i
which the public conscle"'' 'ou',y'''., an.'
which illustrate tie ''T! 'N''' ,St "u.on
honest men would reform. sue" " "oil'' .1I..
nation does not prom Sc III '.s 'N,S '.,1S ivy
chair iniieIible official ,h''E''!i ''''" .Iu .ut
wise judgment, Soe t'>hIH 10y su'
public welfare, and an u"'"' ''"N'". ~,
miuatiOn to promote reform iA 'ny oNi,
service and ceise'eSSl ~ '",s"G i H"S
punish public robbers oi ever! KIN" ,-',i,i anu
degree. Independent voters "A'' ~."'. N'ls
supported kepuoIicAH "1n'u",.y'S w 'tTto .nt
surely promising reform SA"H s"o ~ o. 'uu
Democratic party I"''P'u".".S' now, now,
ever, cannot support n''" ,"",.'" "U,ea
IS the culminaticn OF tNe lE""v"'! 'uH.
they would correct hVt"o"s,H.s l''N'.os ..'t
hope that under sAsh 'e'I'tSu'P w. we
nave mentioned tA' "o"''S W '1u ''' ~ ~
be corrected or tue parry '.'0'"I" w
are very proud "i ta' E''At t'0I," "ue
services ot the h'lHO''SA- i"'.!' ~ NV
with our cOnseh' or ''IA''A"'' S"N' 'ne
record Do disSraes"'
Every party must De e,n',s.G"''y 10.
newed by the Intelligent iudePehIsuce OF
its own members or II VIII SINK from an
agency to secure good SoyeEhmGut INTO
remorseIeSs despotSm. Inc hepNohean
party first Sprauc from mora, sentiment:
IL was the party OF l',''tA' hoTh','y ana
OF personal liberty. Il appeaed dITectIy
TO the conscience OF the citizen nd', IKE
all parties, 1t was p'.teA1 agency, roy 70
De worshiped, but ID De CAEeiu'ly Aeid 10
the spirit and purposes on "A'tA IN! ior
which II was organized. I'D not
know, saId ME- Ne""!" ;1iFty
years ago, WAen ne Iei' '"e "hig;
PARTY 10 JOIN the Neluo'EAN
90 not kno" tAAI u Will "."hJS Oh even
long preserve Us courage us lnoieFa
ton ana ITS consistency; II l' SIA'' 20 SO
II Will secure ana save tue country IL II,
TOO, saaI become Inia'thiuI' as al pre-
ced'hE pAEtles nave dohe, !. WILL "'tlout
sorrow and regret on ny part peTish as
they are perlsuloS, ana Will give pace 10
aho'her tFueF anu oetteE one MS
reasoning must not % forgotten. IL Is
WITH profound con7ieuoa OF its wisdom
ia yIPt '",IH'"' W u p!t!'
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su9 AOeto Va parry IuSuT u
'oIe iTE any oanuIu"ES VINO uaa Oset
reg nom 'na'eu' lL's Is" pea ue
yo"u "HlCH parry h"unSsS cannot GO Ac'
quIssceuce Id II "o"'o require the sur
IsnueF re- Vi tIS seIi tesPeot ui every voter
inele coulu Ue no !aluIda'G so uhhI ina
tA's pea %ou'u no' uehahI ms support
auu RepuUI'CAu success JuH,lueH oy an ar
sumeps E'Su ueHsS tue puo!'c C'usc'ehc'
"ou'u oo 'uo O'e'1"EO" VI 'Is vital prin
oIP,S VI 'uo parry anu huo" tuaI lhe splri
@nu ouaIdoteE "LIcH CIeaIei US srea
'tau'''ohs ate Iap'"'y pefSHIhB'
Upon the practical questions Of tariff anI
nnauce, ana other quest Dus upon which
both parties are divided within themselves
we also are divided IN opinion. We shall
vote, therefore, IN the ChOi93 Of rCpgesen
tatlVes and other officers according 70 on
individual opinions OF their political view
and their personal character. Divided o
other questions, we are united in tn
conviction that the foundation Of Office an
honor should be pure that tho tiyhes
office in the country should bs nusl 0y
man Of absolutely uuSuspcc.ed li.,rzfity
AS there is no distinctive ISSUE up9
public policy presented for the coasidera
ton of the country, the Chlr.c,er of th
candidate becomes Of the highest ,mpoI
tance to all citizens who do uc
hold that party victory should De secure