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mar maps .. a,,ngensrsusly. is. s'o.'F
S Sa ' no. a. great sums q s's IVY
c chm nos studied his history o q
s,sra,, and then DID %.l'ss !
s san Democrat, as d isss'ss .
S See sa s.,sa,' or Cox. NJ. ! s, W.
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erat; He proposed 70 sana, !,
LENDER property ofsrssn is' ,as
a,oM : ! believe, thu s'ss'
ss sn,,pa,hi with Rsp al '1pp'
occtlOnlet. "A u r
iiberalized and sewers, nave
including Representative n y
nc however " J. have asserted ss III q
ence for Mr.. Bayard = N Snsir
c:essor; He has been n lsI,'esa
IN and out Of congress- n ~. {, N
o Ter ora century and I msng !,
contain I, opinions ana >uy q
S which would hardly I !. e, y.
even by Mr.. Bayard, Il Il. iIg I
new man, known 10 h. ~ t,.. ao1
with with no Troublesome S vo,s,
speeches to be dug up and tS v%
s . ,s in the faces q the her ps .oss''
upon reform not only oi,bs 'p ,s.,
OF existing financial y sy sas VA
be preferable to W ,.'i'
HIS high personal characts, =, 4
Ties exempt him from srss, ~
Is honest to-day as he NJ r W..
and yet these old speec n, 's y
them made in 1861, would n.y. !,
troublesome in a heated r ss
designed to be waged oiisp a,s
not Extensively. 1t might Il =
nominate as wise and lu,i \
Bayard without Bayardt uo,i1
record. Blaine totes around s ~
that sort of history for one u,siS
campaign. @u
THE SHADOWS BEHIND THE i
TILDEN.
Tilden's letter Is an adnIrsb,
tribution 10 political literature.
comparable with Washinrton's
well address and anim,Ipd Il
same lofty spirit Of pa,riOthmI
most melancholy aspect hxsa
diana. There it is esteemed 4 \
Gray's Elegy denoting The bul
Hendricks lifelong dleamof toJ
to the presidency. Hendricks |
mentary on the faultless PAGER !
of ineflable sadness, and ldopitl
He dies with Tilden. Mani
Cleveland and Flower grow I'd
in the deep shadows oyerhs|
Greystone, like those grand fgu|
industrious men that peer forth
somber clouds environlug lciIlea
mits of the Hartz mountains
BLAINE AND THE TALK OF THE
tai.
There was an awful uproar In
and some little away
IN Austin, Tex when Blaine's
nation was announced. Was
publican flatulence? Isn'tthe \
of the party disordered by III
continued vicious modes Of life?
not the little experimental Joy u
plOded in Maine q wretched abol
Enthusiasm was still-born. OF
breathed. The peoples pocke!l'
been touched by this univera|
T the discussion of Morrlson's bll
Blaine and sentimentalism and !
; sonville, whose horrors Blaine ?!
with the highest colorlngs ana
skillful touches Of rhetorical at
ueen erased from mems meno's
is very hard for a fellow who Do
caught picking your pockets 70
successfully to your symp
Blaine, as the Improvisation
Republican party, has been g
In this very act. The people
been mercilessly robbed Of lal'
money and the thieves causAl
been prosecuted through two ?
in the house. Morrison dlev l !.
dictInent and it is hardly ps ~,
the Jury, in this case the pla'
people, would manifest any eiu
nary degree of enthusiasm va'
quested by the Republican /. COW a,s
to shower honors upon tne o. @a
felon. OF course Blalneana ~ y
and the receivers Of the sloi ~,
. i'm Maine will pretend 70 c0pE |,
: deal of enthusiasm. Ihey NV
: talking wildly, for month"; I'lla,
. Blaine's personal MAGNETISM a,,A
> have even insisted that the l;s,,,i
confess it's force and that els = ! |
} would be lighted by Blalasesh Y
: to iIlumine the earth WIN ~ y,
But the country's susplclo,usau.."'
. aroused and when Blaines !. y, k
; neralded abroad every quG;. 4 m
mudgeon and every toils q X x. n 4
: and every artisan clapp !. sh ni I
: his shrunken purse. En .s 4,
3 Silent ie Elkins and Gay Clayton I'd
ers and "land gfabbeIs. . ~
corrupt forces Of q party . y X
ruption and those a u ! and II
have rioted in riches w ,r;' s.I i
, were resonant soma q wild en TIL. 4
> was wssI paid for. But the ., nisssj
, common COM people were ,,.s s'lsDN :
n men were even appalled, l .,oy.
= THE ILLUMISAI y ...lI
.w ~ was BY Blaine, no ,ias'.'
d d%ats see how be will :. b p s'ss'
i Even here in ts.Ifist
: G Rlaine's .magn etism" ' 81 i
c n |" the nomination ..sntj
Father Clapp may y a ~ occ1d1
the solemnily o. " - snIhl
, i BIslne's name lent , Y %
: Even the ten :, nRsassoeSiisI
! nine-tenths Of :, tne a.. tvs yoIuaI|
> paid to exhibit t.,. vs's mssrsiJ I
: ical participant. 10 sn' ~ I I
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