Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-15
DAILY POST NIHLIeHcER


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Tia attitnds of ne headers o. ths
Dsmocra1ia PARTY toward Praasdsai
ClsyalAnd h . surioua ona. Ard TIE a.
titnas ~ fhs lsndrEs may BE- taken =
ahs aatituda % the party. fer she rnsast
u ska Dsmeoraey are noe IN me habit
Of expressing themssiEss on pnoas
qsaaticna They take ths food offered
thsm b. thsir Leaders. sud q i iaassl
bad, they cious their eyes and mnFmul
theig thankn hsca6ss Il Il no sofss.
Osyoiand's peculiar nsas usse q
hrst 9 painfui aurpEiss % TIE Dsmo'
csata His CiViI Gsgviss idsas and 81
ths ether noii0ns 70 which be has einas
% sanaeiouaiy, did nos e. al ssooft
wish tha Denscrasis idss % the stsEnal
atnoas 81 t1fnea Their nrst idsa va
Tat Ne Pfsuidsnt could Be- ooazed q
ballied into giving up ne theoEiss 81
a0ssrnmsnt Whish b had acquired q
Buffalo and Albany, sd thai n ; fsu
monfhs be uoaId b President Of the
tree Dsmosrafio hind. AZ ths mozahs
passsd b, housvss. and tie Presideni
nifll REFUSED 70 give % bic policy tha
h0pes Of ths faithfnl disappearsd. and
hey rsaIizSd 81 Last thai, taough Do'
shtirsly outside Of his party, Prssidsni
OsEoiand uas bsysnd u and vas mys-
tsgioaaly separated ffom 81 that 81
thoaeh II Ne party, be vas not Of Is.
Thla rsalizasion vas followed b "a
outbuEst q anger against NJ. 0lsvs-
lad. Cisveland sssok fell far bsios
par. and ali good Democrats began 70
east shout for an agaiiahls oandidats
for 1884 TIE morS tae5 searched for {
candidate, however, ihs more they BE-.
came convinced that nsne was 70 b.
bad. ThaFs Vas no maB ub0 would b
equally accspanbis 10 pSoteotionisss and
10 fFeo traders, 10 silver men and 30 anti
silver man, 10 each and svogy Ons Of tha
thousand and ons factions inso whist
She DcmoarAiia paris IL divided Wher
Randall vas named, The Western tart
roformsrs held up their hands 10 boil
horror. when Cariials was mentlonsd
tha proteotieniais o. Nee Eneland
New York. Pennsylvania and Oak
locked aehAas. when Hiil vas men
tlonsd. turned up moses we're 10 be sssl
IL 81 direstions. OBVIOUSLY nons o
thsss would DO. What the Democracy
wanted above all things vas success
and q man who could not units th'
pas,y vas nos the man 10 succeed. Thi
vas plain.
When al these facts we're made plaiI
70 the Democratic mind, Cleveians
stock began 70 rise onoe mere. Il va
clear that q no other man oould b
elseisd, Clsveiand must Be nominated
foE has be not shown By having ones
been elected that be could be elscte'
againl No particular class Of Demo
oEais especially liked the Prosid mt. bu
Ell agreed thai u would Be better tol
The Democracy 10 Aosspi sush Fedora
Offices a. Nj. Oleyoland's Civil servte
principles would allow him TO give |
than V witness the return 10 power o
he Republican party, when thar
would bs no oflloos a. ell for faithfu
Democrats. 50 there was general re
turn 70 Cleveland and, unless semsthinI
occurs 70 change the ssbtimeut Of %
party. hls omlnaiion will osrtaint.
b made. He will be q bitter dose y
many Democrat, bui not 30 bitter the
he can't b swallowed by any, and Of
that theory he wili be offered 10 all. III
% the only man that can even preten'
10 unite the widely divided Democrats
faetiona.