The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-08-07


Editorial Correspondence from Pine
Top.
Edtoes Bullion:
Why should Democrats be doubt
ing C!eve'mad's Variability IF they
have doubts why are they giving
publicity to tlose doul,ts2 + this
the mark Of WISE, patriotic Demo
crat-? My friends, have you investT-
gated2 Are sou making teciaous'
without testimony Is mere opinion
the matter Of your doubt-? If so,
they are AFT to be pregnant with fall
lacIes. II you would not be illogi-
cal, You must have trsitlt You say:
cleveland had not been heard OF
until the eve of nomination. there
fore he is weak man, Is not this
faulty conclusiong Is it absolutely
necessary that q mans ability and
availability for president besdepen-
dent upon the sounding and echoing
of his name? VIII it enlarge his ft-
ness for chief magistrate to have had
his naHac and acts waited upon every
breeze; sounded from every platform,
and echoed in every newspaper in the
Union? THIS is not the measure. Let
us Withhold our trembling opinions III
the midst IF carPing enemy until
we get Inc facts concerning our
standard bearer. Has Cleveland
been tried? BE has. Was he'ahle
and honorable IS Il lawyer! lie met
the legal stalwarts Of his state and
defeated them in forensic combat.
| lie did this, and did it without Grim
NAL intreguery. Did he triumph
over "rins rule" in BpflIo as candi-
date for mayor of that large city? He
did, and bore off the banner If vieto-
ry with 5000 majority written upon
| its renamg folds in city which had q
Republican majority CT 5000. Is
THIS availability? Is it ability? Is
not this small index of what he
can do nationality Is it not an index
of what he will do nationally? How
was his candidacy for Governor ot
| New York? He exhibited that same
invincible power as header that he
+, had evidenced before. lie rode into
the Executive mansion on a majority
of 172, 900 What predecessor can elua
it? Did TadeE? Does this show his
ability? Is not New York a nation
in miniature? Does it not show hi
ability to arrange and execute-thC
unmistakabIe needs Of a president
Has he been a wise, judicious Cover
nor? His state saws so. It even en-
Y dorscs him by y votes, in the nom
C mating convention. More-the grea
: unfallen Napoleon of our Democracy
Samuel j. Tilden), endorses him
y He pronounces him orthodox to thu
= core, and points the lovers Of reform
and liberty to him, Are these all tn,
3 witnesses for this Democratic chief.
: tain? Nay, verify, the wisdom anC
I patriotism Of the great Democratic
e party of these United States declared
t IN the Chicago convention that Gro
J yer Cleveland is the man, and shall
r be next president Of this contedera
| Ion.
Again, we have man whose shee
, of pubIic life is unstainea. The We
e objections are only clouds Of mis-
] waiting the constitutions gale to pu
e them forever to flight. lie is tn
j man aith AL Of theabiiity ard ayaila
= bility not manacled and chained by
C crooked, corrupt congressional an
! senatorial career. lie is enoased b.
: the armor Of virtue ana honesty
I lie is not mark for the arrows 0
e the enemy. The Republicans ma
o charge upon him with words--turl
e loose sputter Of words, but the.
5 will have serious constipation 0
= facts. Such constipation as vii
g never be loosed by all the castor o
Of their lying, bribery and oficia
n gifts.
e Owe have the man." The Reput
e lican craft with Blaine at the helr
II viii go down November next, an
: the waves OF defeat viii roar DER
supken shin. w. a.