The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-12-01
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"ASiliNGroA, November 2l.-Ihc Sc
crct Of the hostility which certain alleged
Democratic ncws,,npcrs lcty1v toward
thc odnin;ctro+;,n ,I,;o,, :. XIII. -,
cnmine, move h;itn,i "il, tnnn I'", "',nI W.
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damn ot nn,n rn,nmrnrr1 ,y,,.
Soon oItrr Ills hnvryr,, Nh, rI,,.,.
land corrriy.I ;hr iJro Of hn,.;n., :, 90.
lcct dinner ,,,rlv ot \llnnv ,mI rn,,.
clndrd Inc vnuII imntr NJ. Dam jIn
nccordiumly commissioned Nh, Nonuirn
to appronrh Damn ON thr s,Lirrt yLirR
was done and thr r,litrr of tLn Sn, so;J
he wouli 90 AIR NIn,rinr. thnm tniI
him that thc Governor w0ni1 fl, - Inin
and send him uu invitation 'p;nr nossr,,
ON. the date was moi tiycI thr invitation
was not sent. and ,hot rmriirrl,r Linmn,
was never oiyrn. hrncr ih,.r tr,r.
PulitZcr'S orirvonrrs orc olsn of
purely personal uoturn T., wont f.,
WASHINGTON after the innuonrntinn viii,
his family. notified members nf thr cnii,
net that he was there. and cyprctrd botI,
the Cabinet officers and the ladic,o( tlri,
households TO call ON him auI hi, wLinh
they did not do. Pulitzer vD.,ls, yn,nn.
what disnppoiptcd nj his rccrutinnot iIn
White Housc IIc hoI +o v,ott hi. tu,,,
like other mortals who had made mmrI
better records i'm tbo army onl out ~ i
The fact that he had boon a dcscrtcr did
not help him.
linen the lnUla.IanDiIS Seminal
who is now SO hot in thc collar wos mn
applicant for Office, which ne did NO, ruI:
and the same is true of fine AlryonJrio
editor from whose ohuri,rr ,,.y..,,,,,,,,.
the World and Sun quote with So n,,Ich
satisfaction, though it is doubtful if
either Dana or Pulitzer knew his name
r the name OF his paper before il com
mcnccd to attack the ptcsidcng
The Couricr-Joumans hostility can
also be traced tc personal grievances.
Wnttcrson had done much loose talk
during the campaign, never missed an
opportunity to dcprcciutc MIR. Clovcland,
and, there is much evidence to show,
privately preferred the election Of Blaine,
though Ilaldcrmm would not allow him
to destroy the paper by bctuymg this
preference in It's editorial columns. Altcr
Cleveland was elected and malguIutcd,
Wattcrson was exceedingly anxious to
make peace with the new and unexpected
powers in Washington. lie accordingly