Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-04
THE STATE CAMPAIGN.
scME THOUGHTs ron raw DH""'
RICY TO REFLECT uPOS
Tn, DUTY OF orssa,,aaop--rhs i..ues OF the
Coming Conn,c, The py"s'', That Is :"
Wu,e-The H.paoucaa fs'y OF re"".
sylvan a-Uand,ds,ss aud ria'i"'m,


,.bic, n IN cpiuposed. controls its mol licies,
.,,,,.,a. i,s ticL a,s and sh.,o. ia ANNA.
y, - 49,, -. a.. - -
nres. '.o lm'y y, 'ho rooP'o' no MAN
assuming 10 DO poss' III such sense ~ the
tamerons and quay have been bosses Ia the
Republican party, can live n week on the
Democratic side. If anv one man I'm tbe
no,,o,,,,i, ,.,,, a., =, -, ,,,,,a ,..,a.,
~ wv ly AZ ""y .",o "eooo"
"'"'o wv" ah"'no', Nv pcca"so NJ uht uhe
he commands larger share OF the popular
respect aud confidence, and ~ leading to
ward n,,l,ii, ohiects desired and approvea bv
tbo r.nl ana ala
,r,,. n,.''''.,.,,,, ,.,.. l., .,,-,.-,,.,
'"o 'o'h'"". f"''S ~ "o'ei "tS',P''hen
anu uirer'ed ny the personal VIII of ailpow-
erful leaderslike the other party. Ii Ia moved
only by the common impulse OF the masses
which com pose n, For this reason n ia most
,,..t,.b,. ,h,, ,,o.o ,,,...n. .,,,,,,, or,an,,.
,hemsoiya Iaan ,n..ns.I.'a. ."oIi infermeJ
nj ,xhat "a ,,ansni,in,, a., Tie rnjitic.i w,,id
anJ navo, insa si,h, -, 81 ,,a W, ra., unnd.men
t,I nr,,c,nia. or hn,n.n i,ba,tv wbi oh tbe
ne,nncr,tic pa,tv arisis to ietend-strict
cnns,rnc,Io, irI ;ha raI.,ai cbsrter. home
,nIa Gon,a.,i. ,,,I,. ,iea,nusv nr cor porate
,,nn,,.l. r,n,.i,7nn I, yci... lcgisla,ion AMI
st,aay aino,cnca ,o tho Joctrins of the great
os, COOL to tbe greatest number. These
n,i,cirI.s win THAR numberIess forms of
nan,il,t ,,niic.,ion di.,ingnisb ,bo Dan,
- -, % y. ,bey have eynr dis,,nunisha,
n from ali the c"niraiIzing and mnnonolistIc
n.riina " hich have one after another con.
.t.taan IAttI nd
aiax.nIcr UamiItnn mat in Wa.bingtnn,.
,.hin,t
Wa heli,ye tho time has con.e for the
p.,upcnts nf pennsvIvania IN vaiber tbem
selves Invelher in ponular clubs or societies
utc thnss our tnrefs,hers employed in the
n"riln,,s tI,ucs uhen tho U.miitonian FEEDER
aIiats belJ the government. threatened the
fraaJnm of states and the liberty of The
citI1an and were eyen more openly deter.
n,ineI +" hold an To tho spoi,s OF Office bv
,,rro and fraud nr trick than tboy arc In day
~, Iefcrsnn wa. electe, thsy wsnted IN
rnunt him ont a. they did Tilden in Is-7.
N,L., ha toll hi. aoat they hnw lad from, ami
,n and nt the land that he had no riubt In
nm nut bIgot.d Eoder,lIs,s ami mt hnnest
democrats in-Iust ns they do now. Hnt
thera was no third sax in politics then
here WAS mo law nroyIdinv a non
na,tisan scbrnl try,s examination AMI
ihsTe was no man bold enough 10 talk
.bout I, M, ,epure for offce-boIders of snv
de-,rintInn The inpudent Feneralists hold
~ claimed the right to hold on To their
nl.ce- notwIthstandinp the verdict OF the
neonle. ON the ground that the plain. honest
IneInerienred Democrats were unfit TO have
Them, But that was not the view either of
,he ueople or OF the great popular leader
The rpprosentatiyes of the corru ut and nalIv.
ns,,t minority we're displaced with prudent
energy. A change meant a change and the
government responding TO the popular will,
the great reform decreed by the election of
1900 took place according 10 order, and the
republic started fairly upon Its glorious "a
f"er Oh Pure re'ohStlutiohat ea pans'ou'
80 '' - l i', - ssni,,,," e. 80 % ~,
The ,n,ioritvs We certainIv are NOT. Hnt
with the progress OF wealth and luxury, and
the insolent obtrusion ot the so-called - husi-
ness interests " oi favored classes into poll
w. We hhNo groSn oheIcss, n,lu our iuoas
80, &C., ,,o, rrss,an,ina,y, =, 10 na,,'p
rrats yoto for a measures in nyitI,p the federal
government TO extend its claws into the
common school systems Of the states, and
others openly advocate a class OF ONCE
~ ~nolu1.s ~, @ ,'e, ~ yys, ,'oS,, VIZ v, e,e
PpPuIh, au o'en e VI .uo i ,ooi oio,,s,o ,n oAeNu "
h'o ~, IL , !, .''.e ~ " uo t ,,, a, W
sn.,nu ',le amin, W % aaho Iousei .s "se'ne',
au W iea' ""' otts II ..u '" '.io
,I'1 'o''. ,;,,,,in'a g., 80 t 90 ,.hti,n
"nicn ou. ,'i. ,,,I 'e'' ""u '"' "h''h
"u' la'ty Ia nas G 'o' a' u's.I0' ,..,. "a,
no" snaai we , .3unsea .oge.ner We nave
s'"' "'o 'u'yoo' io''k o." ~, so'i.'' 'uouusur
anu we nov unse ou. ,. AIT, a1Ic p,etI,oh @ ,I
eNe.y o'oiy Soui.y' ~" ' " a''u ~
n n urn a'~Ioos ~ I'M t''o9o ,,',,, va -,
, l anu o"oao ioIioW . l,e m.Se noatioIs as
"eli AZ .lo ''u.'u ", W, - W, ~,
M iolsi a.u ~ 'iTso h.. t'o
mas oi uhCoi, up'ou M s,, ,' i.no ~
their rIslts anu eA pross 'heii Mn .Ia .ua' ale
HoNethiheht oI the peoPie, ny .ne People at,n ,h
'or "t PeoP,e' may hot le'I'', "o''' .o
ear Sun % VI ~. a,s.a,,, -, vi "" NV
Tn. I.,ue Of 1886
FROM the harrisburg Patriot.
The Democratic committee of York county
at its meeting to liz the time for holding the
county convention, in addition to attending
to that business gave expression to some very
sound Democratic doctrine. 1t sounded the
Ia,' ,1o,a o,,,,a s,.t. c.mnai,, q. 4, viii ha
MY 80, 80 ~ '''. N..''I''',
'ohu"c'eu ny 'ho 'ethoS'at' P"''s' "hoh IL
declared emphaticaily IN faNor o' enforcing
the provisions OF the state constitution for the
regulat on of railroad and other corporations.
Tbis ia no aftertboupbt on the part of tho
Do,,oor.n,, I,,or,al ,nara,y a. , can r.,a,,
80 iii which ,n cath yn;es II fnrmed
~, ~ ,ha;, aa,i,r.,ion n, tha n,inciniaa I'm
ttha camnaian Of last year thew heino called
mon in emnhasiza n because Of ihe Sold In.
,riinnan,an, nI ,ha ,sIitntion in tho Son,h
panSsrIyania deal and tha dereIiction nf
tbair cnnonents in oyarinokiny and svmn.
thi,inI VIII smrh a aaorapf Violation q,
DO nrsari, iaw '''"'' VI
Tba onnoai,Ion N co,norats usurns,;o, 10
moi of regent origin with tbe Demacranv of
Pennsylvania Anti discrimination has
Deem repeaIeuIy uelnahuea oy tneni. inc
pau uas 40 'I hnt ,na ra1,epation ~, fnrpsr ss
pressi"ns Of similar character and not sug
gested a. an advantage TO be taken of the un-
cersmonious manner In which anti discrimi-
nation had been kicked out 1i the Republi'