The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-24
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Why the Democratic Party Can Nsvsrwln q
LLE 81 - National Yirtarx. lIafl

Why the Democratic Party Can Nsvsriyyln .
vs. e National Victory. ~ me-,
caieaoo 'Tsma lind. Dsm.} November 10, 1850.
The recent presidential election JhlaLs,
shown that there Is IN inyincible reason,
why the Democratic party can never, win
a National victory It Is that tho Youths
Of this Republic are not Democratic. file
sons Of Democratic fathers have grown up
Republicans. So long as slavery and the
war lingcrwith tho memory OF Americana,
tho youths Of tho Republic will continue
70 grow up Republicans, and slavery and
tho wnr will be remembered as long is the
public school system exists. The publlc
schools have slain the Democratic party
with the textbooks. It Is vain for states.
men to declare that thorc were as many
Democrats ms Republicans In tho Union
army. 1t Is vain 10 affirm that tho war
Tor tho preservation Of tho Union could
not hnye been carried 10 a successful close
without he aid Of tho Democratic marty,
Il is idle Tor philanthrophy to suggest That
the attitude OF that party toward the war
IN tho beginning was u humane one; that
1t WIS Inspired by tho higher and better
DO pcaccahly rcmovnd onj IN" o,,,iIin.." ~
brotheys h}ood Nv hro,horai h"nJas -.
avoided. Tho Dmnocrat,r nn.t,, hna haa w
Ideally entified VIII Slnvrru Su ,as .l n"v.'
holding Ri" Hcn"hI;can ror,, nv ~ ;, G'a
1Mefttittcd With emancipation and tho war.
therefore tho youths Of the country are
incapable OF being Democratic. There
lore the Domocratlc party can never win
The bows who catcb thc hollo,. tbot al,
from tlcirstiIleneI hauia nm" Rcnnhl;cans
This can,,ot bs denial Tha cnrsa 70;
slavery has poisoned tSc h1ooI on eI, ro,ta'1
the bono of the Democrat;c I ~ , nv 'o NJ
malediction n TIM ~or hos l mais;oJ A ~
brain. The vnunv villa whn hotJ the h, iss
IN to kiss tho father NJ ho hnrrad ~ ~ t%o
TIN OF h;s dennrt;no res;mnnt hoo ,.n e
sucklr,l n Democrat nm wo"r, &C., Co. IVY ~
the pray prnndmother wSo watShnS ' +t u,
children whilc The wife wna hmav i M ny NY
rocked thc cradle Of Dcmocrata H"' T TiUs
chair Tint tho ~oId,er fa,L"r no""r co,ms nv
back to iii Inns mt hpon cli,nhaI wnon nv,
Democrats TIE oli h,nn "coat Ia ~
comrades rnrrieI b,ck was cHt ~ ;nr HS tis
Jackets, but not ono covercd Tho heort A ~ :
Democrat. The rnttlcd mustot That al
from him with his mt ahot hecam @' 40 H.
thouphtlesa Tow If his ihnvs = INT no SHo
hnni Tint nlavSd with Il was Tho hond os
a Democrat The lmhe he k;s.eJ croweJ
and crowei for his return and ;ts mn.
wittino nnd nnansw v. n "mu =" WI aa,
not from thu throat If Dow u.o
erat, The tear,soilai csmn' le,,to.
which thc mother read alond IN tbe I'm"
bitter evenings while the bovs c,nstered ~
her knees dii not fail mon nemocra,;c
ears. The cir|s' sofs blandinc 9TH tho
mothers weepinp. did not mske nemn.
rats Of their brothers. PERTAINS The father
had been Democrot Mi liz I Tia !, 1 Tha
.hil,iren % tn school 'Thcra 10 not
On its benches The f,rst rnaSar
contains the nortrsit 81 Ahrnham NO y ;ncoi,,
that Kid md stmrlv faco narar r"oIo
Democrat IN 10 s;mnfa To- ,anao t - mosia
# one or two svilahles ia iii ~ stow 70
bis birth and daath Thot s.o v usv 49,, ~.
made n Democrat In tha v rr s ~ %0 ~
MI No Mama .;i .o aa W. =. Ihe
soma and moIss tha ,o ees s,. s,.e ig
anna n",.a, ,no,,a ' Jg nana", slhVei me
,ct"rcs hat i;nht IN ~ ooo... ~ .ne
hc t;r;nv nv Eert sum.' .n1 sSIv * art
Ellsworth Thos. n;nt ,,sas "a Wv aG Ma VI
.rats Tha f,rst nsae s'n W ~ a1: nv ue,n
a;ms ranresantptyon ~ ~ ~ ~ . n's. WI
90 ot Annomatto~ NJ y. Inv NV a nu,ieiue, u
hot a Nd a r aitor ,,a ~ oIi esel sa1es "
.rat W 80 A "'V"a t'''t'selt - D 'V
IN the higher grades the game subtle